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00:02:16.940 Welcome to the Aryan Unity Show. 0.99

00:02:28.380 Good morning, Aryans. 1.00

00:02:35.440 White fucking power. 1.00

00:02:37.160 What's going on, Paul? 1.00

00:02:41.040 Not much, brother.

00:02:42.160 Just having a White Power Thursday on the way home with the kids. 0.88

00:02:45.580 Just pick them up from mom's house.

00:02:47.600 We're having a White Power Thursday. 0.95

00:02:49.480 Oh, yeah.

00:02:50.340 It's almost Friday.

00:02:51.440 It's almost Friday.

00:02:52.120 It's almost the weekend again. 1.00

00:02:53.300 Fuck yeah. 1.00

00:02:54.620 So, yeah, yeah. 1.00

00:02:56.600 Lots of little things going on.

00:02:59.600 What else is going on in your neck of the woods?

00:03:01.740 You're just dealing with the kids today.

00:03:05.960 A lot of rain.

00:03:07.160 About 45 minutes north of me in Chattanooga, Tennessee, there was like a 500-year flood or something.

00:03:13.980 I don't know.

00:03:14.740 They're hitting the buttons hard now. 1.00

00:03:16.220 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:03:18.040 That's, yeah, no, they definitely, you know, they definitely got a button for that weather. 1.00

00:03:23.620 Changing up the weather, doing weird things.

00:03:26.220 And, yeah.

00:03:27.740 It's sketchy. 1.00

00:03:29.300 Fucking, yeah, you got to watch out for those motherfuckers. 1.00

00:03:31.760 Yeah, here in Canada, they're, like, adding on to this whole, you know, going into the woods thing. 1.00

00:03:43.380 And they're saying, now they're backtracking.

00:03:45.820 And they're saying, oh, it's not because you might start a fire.

00:03:49.420 It's because you might break your leg in the forest.

00:03:51.740 And nobody's going to be able to come and help you.

00:03:54.500 So, everybody just stay out of the forest because you might break your leg in the forest.

00:03:58.720 If you go into the forest, you could break your leg.

00:04:01.080 You could hurt your pinky toe on your foot.

00:04:04.080 You got to be really careful, you know.

00:04:05.680 It's very dangerous in the woods there.

00:04:07.160 You might get eaten by a bear.

00:04:08.400 But, yeah, I think people know that when they're going into the forest, you know. 1.00

00:04:12.080 So, it's just fucking, like, stupid. 1.00

00:04:14.540 It's communism. 1.00

00:04:15.760 It's fucking communism. 1.00

00:04:19.840 Yeah, I think it's more scare tactics to keep y'all inside, you know. 1.00

00:04:24.080 Away from the sun and grass.

00:04:25.860 Exactly.

00:04:26.440 It's just full-blown communism and just, like, fear-mongering. 1.00

00:04:29.500 So, yeah, it's, people are at least realizing how fucking stupid this shit is. 1.00

00:04:35.500 But the cucked-out retards of the world are like, oh, you know, well, it's true, you know. 1.00

00:04:40.900 They don't want to pay money to fire forest fires. 0.89

00:04:44.820 It's like, how often do people just go out there and fire forest fires?

00:04:49.200 It's mostly people that are smoking or something like that.

00:04:51.500 You know what I mean?

00:04:52.640 So, it's just getting out of hand.

00:04:54.540 Getting out of hand.

00:04:58.500 Yeah, that is crazy, man.

00:05:00.740 It's crazy.

00:05:05.500 It's like they want us to all stay out of the woods so we don't realize how wonderful it is.

00:05:12.220 Absolutely, yeah.

00:05:13.100 And they just want to dehumanize us, you know.

00:05:15.000 They want to, you know, what's that word? 1.00

00:05:19.480 Fucking. 0.99

00:05:19.960 They want to basically make, you know, make us feel like we have no choice. 1.00

00:05:25.320 We have no hope.

00:05:26.220 We can't do, you know, we can't, you know, fend for ourselves.

00:05:32.180 Demoralization.

00:05:32.660 That's the one.

00:05:33.660 Thank you.

00:05:34.200 Hey, I appreciate you guys bringing me up to speak. 1.00

00:05:39.060 My fucking service at this job is dog shit, though. 0.99

00:05:41.300 So, I'm probably not going to be up much. 1.00

00:05:43.120 I might get dropped or something.

00:05:45.420 But thank you.

00:05:46.500 Oh, good.

00:05:47.500 Good to have you.

00:05:48.320 And we got Rusty, too.

00:05:49.340 What's going on, Rusty?

00:05:53.120 Yeah, hey.

00:05:54.220 Yeah.

00:05:54.420 I personally, I kind of actually want to see them do this here in America and see how the

00:06:04.880 American public reacts this time if there is a compliance or a resistance, right?

00:06:15.480 Because that's what this is for these places.

00:06:18.040 They want to, they are testing the grounds, right?

00:06:21.900 Social engineering again, but furthering it without the virus behind it, right?

00:06:30.200 The whole, that propaganda, that narrative is not behind it anymore.

00:06:34.780 So they just want to, for me, it's just wanting to see.

00:06:37.460 And I'm actually curious.

00:06:38.600 I feel like we wouldn't listen this time.

00:06:44.000 I think they popped that bubble last time to where people would say no.

00:06:52.920 And I would hope that if they tried something as far as shutting down small businesses, because

00:07:00.300 you know, the big business was allowed to stay open, of course, but any small businesses

00:07:04.780 wouldn't listen this time.

00:07:06.540 But they're not going so hard.

00:07:09.360 They're doing now baby steps.

00:07:12.520 And it would be interesting to see if we've woken up.

00:07:16.900 I would hope to think that we have changed, but you never know.

00:07:22.920 If they try that here, I just wonder what they're going to do with all the people that

00:07:27.900 actually live in the woods.

00:07:30.200 Very true.

00:07:31.340 Yeah.

00:07:32.000 Hey, you guys got to move your shack out of the woods here.

00:07:35.460 We're going to come spend all this money and come watch and make sure you don't come

00:07:39.100 back in here.

00:07:40.460 We got, we got important jobs now.

00:07:42.900 Like, stay out of here. 1.00

00:07:44.520 It's going to be stupid. 1.00

00:07:48.140 That possibly could start the revolution, brother. 1.00

00:07:50.380 No, because people down here don't play with the woods, man.

00:07:53.620 Let's go.

00:07:54.520 I'm for it.

00:07:55.120 Well, they would, they would start here in America with what national parks, which don't

00:08:02.320 really have residential housing in them.

00:08:05.440 Right.

00:08:06.060 So I would think they would start there.

00:08:08.660 And would people say, no, I'm not listening to you.

00:08:14.320 I'm entering this park.

00:08:17.360 You know, and then hopefully you would go with a group, I would think, and then say, well,

00:08:22.960 we can fight, you know, or something.

00:08:25.120 And you can try to give me a ticket, but you'll have to extract that name from me from my pocket

00:08:31.280 or whatever.

00:08:32.220 Or, right.

00:08:38.560 Absolutely.

00:08:39.200 Yeah. 1.00

00:08:39.620 It's, uh, it's going to be interesting to see when they do try and pull that shit in 0.99

00:08:43.380 America, you know, they're going to, you know, they're going to, so it's just a matter of 0.99

00:08:46.820 time.

00:08:47.280 And, uh, like you said, yeah, it's going to be, uh, probably kicking things off here.

00:08:52.160 Uh, if they even, you know, if they, they might, they might just try and just save, oh

00:08:56.520 no, this isn't working in Canada.

00:08:58.300 It's definitely not going to work here, but, um, you know, they might not do it here at

00:09:03.840 the same time.

00:09:04.560 Right.

00:09:04.780 Cause right now Trump is in office, but will we see it come down the road with the next

00:09:12.300 presidency?

00:09:13.700 Not that I'm saying Trump is some super based guy.

00:09:17.460 I just don't know if it would happen under that administration.

00:09:21.220 Right.

00:09:21.860 Like, I don't know if you get what I'm saying.

00:09:24.920 No.

00:09:25.200 Yeah.

00:09:25.440 I hear you.

00:09:26.300 Yeah.

00:09:26.800 Hey.

00:09:28.300 I'd say he probably wouldn't do it.

00:09:32.820 Cause he's already got enough negativity surrounding.

00:09:35.200 It's got the negativity surrounding them.

00:09:39.880 Yeah.

00:09:40.360 There's a lot on his plate.

00:09:41.720 Most likely like that would probably be like, no, we're not.

00:09:44.740 He's not even focused on that at all.

00:09:47.240 I'm sure he's, you know, seeing what these other governments are doing and he's, um, but

00:09:54.680 this is all stuff, you know, there's, it's interesting with Trump.

00:09:59.240 It's like, you get these counteractive kind of like, you try to figure out where, where

00:10:05.800 quite he's at.

00:10:07.080 Right.

00:10:07.440 Because we see certain things where it's like, oh, you're playing totally into the Jew. 0.94

00:10:11.600 Right.

00:10:12.160 But then we'll see certain things where it's like, but you are at times kind of doing things

00:10:18.140 resistant or trying to resistant to some of the globalist agendas.

00:10:22.840 Right. 0.99

00:10:23.360 And it's like, where the fuck are you at? 0.99

00:10:25.900 But I don't think he would, I don't think we would see it under his administration. 0.99

00:10:31.860 Yeah.

00:10:32.260 It's a hard to say, but, uh, I guess we've got a few years to find out.

00:10:36.100 Right.

00:10:36.840 Uh, I don't know if it was drew or notice at first, but we'll, I'll let you guys, uh,

00:10:40.980 okay.

00:10:42.160 Awesome.

00:10:43.300 Let's go.

00:10:45.360 Yeah.

00:10:45.780 I'll be brief.

00:10:46.580 Um, you said, uh, they're stopping people from going into the forest in Canada, but are there

00:10:52.660 a lot of, uh, wildfires happening in Canada right now?

00:10:57.860 Yeah, there already are quite a few.

00:10:59.640 And then, but I mean, that's like something that happens every year.

00:11:02.460 Right.

00:11:02.760 So, um, but, but check this out.

00:11:05.160 I got a tinfoil hat, right?

00:11:07.160 So my idea is maybe they don't want, um, Canadians going into the forest because you just might 1.00

00:11:13.100 find out who's actually lighting the fires and keeping them lit.

00:11:18.660 Yeah.

00:11:19.340 Yeah.

00:11:19.580 You're onto something there.

00:11:20.600 That's very true.

00:11:21.520 That's very true.

00:11:22.660 Uh, they're not even allowed to go and like help remove kindling, uh, and like little

00:11:27.740 bits of, uh, wood did it, you know, bits on the ground.

00:11:30.700 They're not allowed to monitor it.

00:11:32.840 So you're right about that.

00:11:37.920 I wonder if they're building something out there and they don't want nobody to see it

00:11:41.020 too.

00:11:41.560 I got my tinfoil hat on as well, you know?

00:11:43.520 Yeah.

00:11:44.060 I've seen some, uh, guys saying that, you know, they, they were, they found uranium deposits

00:11:48.880 in Nova Scotia and certain areas of the woods.

00:11:51.280 So they could also be, uh, planning to excavate the uranium and, you know, under the, under

00:11:56.900 everybody's nose.

00:11:57.840 And just so they don't see all, you know, everything going on there with that, uh, could be like

00:12:02.720 that too.

00:12:03.200 But yeah, definitely, uh, you know, lots of, uh, lots of theories.

00:12:06.880 So, uh, it's hard to say for sure, exactly, but definitely, you know,

00:12:11.780 Well, it's basically like what's going, what's happening, uh, in, uh, Eastern Tennessee and,

00:12:17.800 um, well, Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene, uh, you know, create a natural disaster.

00:12:24.820 Um, I heard somebody mentioned about the floods in Chattanooga and pressing the button.

00:12:28.680 I thoroughly believe in geoengineering.

00:12:30.940 Um, but there is, and possibly something that they want from that region, just like, uh,

00:12:37.040 you know, in Tennessee and, um, North Carolina, like I was mentioning with the lithium deposits

00:12:43.680 that they're now excavating, uh, there, you, you're probably right.

00:12:48.140 There is some kind of mineral or something they really want and they don't want people

00:12:52.460 to see what's happening.

00:12:53.440 So I watched a video last night before I went to bed, a lady stating, they don't want people 0.89

00:13:03.140 out in the woods because people get hurt and they make phone calls and they expect people

00:13:08.080 to come out and save them.

00:13:09.540 And they're not saving you guys anymore.

00:13:11.960 That's almost like saying, well, no one's allowed to drive in the streets anymore, ride

00:13:16.560 bicycles out and about because people just get hurt. 0.99

00:13:19.520 And apparently we just call the ambulance all the fucking time. 1.00

00:13:22.740 They make zero fucking sense. 0.99

00:13:25.800 Well, that's exactly it. 0.99

00:13:27.060 Yeah.

00:13:27.200 That's what I brought up at the first part.

00:13:28.800 Um, like, uh, they're, they're backtracking now and saying, oh, you know, it's not just

00:13:33.020 because of forest fires.

00:13:34.020 It's because you might hurt yourself, break your leg, goy. 1.00

00:13:37.220 So yeah, it's, uh, it's so stupid. 1.00

00:13:40.180 It's absolutely fucking dumb. 1.00

00:13:41.560 What's going on WTF? 1.00

00:13:45.680 Oh, not much. 1.00

00:13:46.860 Another day in fucking paradise. 0.99

00:13:48.820 How are you guys doing? 1.00

00:13:52.740 Good brother.

00:13:53.440 I just thought about what you said, man.

00:13:54.940 And I've broke more bones and hurt myself more on a bike than I have in a car.

00:13:58.980 Yeah.

00:13:59.640 Um, it's, it's just a way to, uh, have control and to dictate what you can and can't do. 0.98

00:14:06.660 This is another, uh, COVID-19 situation, but with woods and actually taking away your fucking 0.98

00:14:16.480 rights. 0.93

00:14:17.560 Um, more than that, I, I, I, there has to be a loophole for you guys and I'd look into it.

00:14:24.540 I'll look into it when I have a chance, but, uh, it doesn't sound right.

00:14:28.840 It sounds, when something doesn't seem right and smells fishy, it's usually not fucking 0.83

00:14:33.920 right. 0.90

00:14:34.720 You're right about that.

00:14:36.460 And you know, what's next, you know?

00:14:38.080 Uh, oh, uh, you know, you might choke while you're drinking water.

00:14:41.360 So we're, we're, we're going to cut off the water.

00:14:43.520 You're not allowed to grill and cook out around your house cause you're going to bring your 1.00

00:14:47.740 house down.

00:14:48.460 Yeah, exactly.

00:14:49.120 We, we, you know, it might, uh, you might, uh, you know, if you, if you're eating this,

00:14:54.100 uh, if you're eating this, you're not allowed to cook fish in your house anymore.

00:14:58.100 Yeah.

00:14:58.340 No more healthy food.

00:14:59.480 You got to order goyslap all the time.

00:15:01.260 Yeah.

00:15:01.500 Yeah.

00:15:01.680 Cause you might, uh, you might have digestion issues if you eat the, uh, you know, the healthy

00:15:06.200 food, you might have a happy gut bacteria that makes you fart once in a while.

00:15:10.180 Uh, you can't, we got to put an end to that and you guys got to eat this, this, uh, uh, you 1.00

00:15:15.560 know, this terrible shit for you. 1.00

00:15:17.620 Yeah. 1.00

00:15:17.800 It's just getting off.

00:15:18.600 It's, it's, it's, it's one thing after another.

00:15:20.580 You guys are small scale right there, right?

00:15:23.260 You, you, you see that, uh, some roofs have collapsed around the entire world.

00:15:28.060 You know what I mean?

00:15:28.640 So now no, no longer we should be living in houses because you know, houses and structures

00:15:34.480 are dangerous.

00:15:34.960 Well, it's funny you bring that up, Maga.

00:15:37.280 Maybe it'll be illegal for you guys to work on your own properties in your own land. 0.99

00:15:41.720 You're going to have to hire a Pajit fucks. 1.00

00:15:44.400 Well, there aren't, there, there's just, it's pushing towards that. 0.99

00:15:47.780 Like dystopian reality of just retardation and people will accept it too. 1.00

00:15:53.860 Sadly, they'll be like, yeah, the news told me this and that.

00:15:56.660 So I have to comply. 0.94

00:15:58.280 But, uh, yeah, it's kind of ridiculous.

00:16:00.960 It's, uh, I mean, I never thought that I'd hear somebody say you can't go into the woods 0.56

00:16:05.260 because you might break a leg.

00:16:06.760 You might hurt yourself and nobody's there to save you.

00:16:10.060 But even though we pay tax money so that there are people there to save us, you know, there's

00:16:14.440 search and risk.

00:16:15.220 In Paladin, what is that?

00:16:17.420 A $28,000 fine?

00:16:19.660 If you go out there.

00:16:20.380 Yeah.

00:16:20.760 $28,000.

00:16:23.480 Well, it's actually, it's a $25,000 fine, but then they have to add on victims fees or something

00:16:28.560 like that.

00:16:29.600 So it comes up to like $28,000.

00:16:31.080 Wait, what is that in U.S.? 0.99

00:16:32.760 That's a fuck a lot. 0.99

00:16:34.120 That is probably, uh, I can crunch the numbers. 0.99

00:16:39.380 Oh, no, it'll, it'll be less, less in the U.S.

00:16:42.280 Oh, less.

00:16:43.480 Yeah.

00:16:44.100 Less here, more you.

00:16:45.260 Yeah, you're right.

00:16:46.440 Uh, it. 0.99

00:16:47.560 That all sounds like an M. Night Shyamalan fucking movie. 0.99

00:16:51.140 Don't go into the woods. 0.99

00:16:51.980 That'd be $20,292.

00:16:55.800 U.S.

00:16:58.140 That's insane.

00:16:59.020 Man, that's a down payment on a badass boat.

00:17:02.800 Yeah, that's, hell, that's a family vehicle.

00:17:06.760 That's crazy.

00:17:08.880 Absolutely.

00:17:09.480 That's a down payment on a, on a decent house, like, out in the woods.

00:17:15.100 Well, on the narrative. 1.00

00:17:16.380 That's down payment on a fucking land, just the own part of your fucking system. 1.00

00:17:17.840 Sorry, my mind went to fish. 1.00

00:17:19.580 On the narrative of a possible, you know, we heard of, are they interested in some resources?

00:17:26.520 And my thinking is, maybe they do have, maybe there's surveyors out there right now, you know?

00:17:35.720 Because it wouldn't that be some of the first steps, surveying the area and, and mapping out kind of where you think those resources are.

00:17:46.980 And then, so maybe there are surveyors out there and they don't want people to see that. 0.98

00:17:53.220 Well, Rusty, if there are, the best way to find that out is get yourself a real nice fucking drone and just fly that shit out and about. 0.98

00:18:02.240 Yeah, you're not entering the woods either. 0.98

00:18:04.240 So they couldn't really say anything.

00:18:08.160 Very true.

00:18:09.080 Very true.

00:18:09.640 Yeah.

00:18:11.720 That's a good idea, actually. 1.00

00:18:13.700 Fucking robotic dogs. 1.00

00:18:15.400 Get the fucking robotic dogs and put cameras on them and have them run all around the fucking woods and shit like that. 1.00

00:18:22.500 You know, that's, that's what we need. 1.00

00:18:24.400 And get, get them to be able to climb a fucking tree and then recharge themselves on the solar fucking panel built in or some shit like that. 0.99

00:18:32.200 Yeah, that's what they're doing. 0.99

00:18:33.540 I need an RC car and outfit it with cameras.

00:18:37.620 Send, send Jews out there. 1.00

00:18:39.580 Then they won't ever, they won't ever, you know, give them a ticket or anything. 0.94

00:18:45.800 They'll get a free pass.

00:18:47.180 You have to find a, a Jew who's willing to work for you. 1.00

00:18:54.780 Damn, Rusty, you might as well just try to take over the fucking world, bro. 1.00

00:18:59.020 I mean, that might be easier, right? 1.00

00:19:00.780 So, I will tell you guys something that Bass told me the other day while him and I were talking in the back channels.

00:19:10.720 And it's funny to hear from him because I knew this was going to happen.

00:19:15.240 I knew things were going to get worse.

00:19:17.200 And obviously, he stands his ground on his beliefs and, and this and that.

00:19:23.360 You guys know him very well.

00:19:26.120 He hopes, I hate to say it, paladin, but he hopes you guys become 51.

00:19:32.380 And I hope you guys, too, do, too.

00:19:35.800 I think it's the only way out right now.

00:19:37.660 Honestly, I think, I think it would become what?

00:19:40.380 The 51st.

00:19:41.620 What?

00:19:41.680 Oh, oh, I know what you're talking about now.

00:19:44.680 Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.

00:19:45.840 Alberta, right?

00:19:47.100 Alberta section. 1.00

00:19:49.000 Yeah, no, I mean, honestly, what I hope happens is that I hope Alberta and BC, we just say, fuck this shit and separate entirely. 1.00

00:19:57.060 Get the fuck out of this whole thing and just become its own, our own, like, you know, our own country here and just say, fuck this shit. 1.00

00:20:06.220 We're out of here. 1.00

00:20:06.840 We're out.

00:20:07.300 Let's go.

00:20:08.200 And I mean, we would pretty much have a chokehold.

00:20:10.180 Can you explain the logistics of that, paladin?

00:20:12.760 Like, how would that happen?

00:20:13.940 How would that happen?

00:20:14.620 I mean.

00:20:15.120 Who, what, when, where, why?

00:20:16.420 There's been, like, a lot of talk about, like, BC separating for quite a long time.

00:20:22.260 And now Alberta's kind of saying they want to separate, too, right?

00:20:25.440 But it's always been, you know, the chinks and all that. 1.00

00:20:28.700 They vote against it.

00:20:29.700 The liberals say, no, that won't work, blah, blah, blah.

00:20:32.140 But at the end of the day, you know, like, we would have a chokehold on the eastern Canada because we're the shipping import, like, hub of the whole country, right?

00:20:44.020 From the, you know, from Russia, from China, from all those countries on their east coast. 0.79

00:20:50.180 So, like, and we get screwed.

00:20:54.500 Like, it just goes, like, yesterday I seen somebody complaining about paying $1.20 at the pump, $1.20 something at the pump. 0.92

00:21:04.040 And we're paying, on the west coast, we're paying fucking up to, like, $1.70, right?

00:21:10.460 So, it doesn't make sense that we're getting, like, gouged almost, you know, a half a dollar out of, compared to the other side of the country.

00:21:21.220 So, and I mean, it's probably costing more to get the oil out there, right?

00:21:26.440 So, it just doesn't make sense.

00:21:28.840 Yes, we get taxed more.

00:21:32.320 We also, you know, our votes pretty much count for less than the rest of the country. 0.99

00:21:37.700 So, there's a lot of, it's just, we just get fucked. 0.99

00:21:40.160 We get fucked on the west coast. 0.98

00:21:42.120 And I think it's about time that, you know, like, we just separate. 0.99

00:21:45.120 We just say, bye-bye, bon voyage.

00:21:47.420 Because, yeah, we'd be a lot, we'd be one of, we'd be totally wealthy if it were, you know, if it weren't for getting dragged down by the east coast.

00:21:55.600 Can I chime in like that?

00:21:56.680 I didn't know you spoke French.

00:21:58.020 Can I chime in real quick?

00:21:59.760 Like, I think us Americans have to look at it like this. 0.98

00:22:03.720 We already have a gay problem, right? 1.00

00:22:05.760 And we're combating the gay problem right now. 1.00

00:22:08.220 And if we let them come in, there's going to be even more gay problems. 1.00

00:22:12.560 And so, we have to understand. 0.98

00:22:13.400 You're right. 1.00

00:22:14.100 There's a lot of faggots up here. 1.00

00:22:16.920 Yeah, that's right. 1.00

00:22:17.800 We're starting to make headway in pushing these fags back. 1.00

00:22:21.440 And if you just release even more fags into our country, 1.00

00:22:25.400 it's going to, it's going to, it might give them an edge. 0.98

00:22:30.940 You see?

00:22:32.100 He's onto something there.

00:22:36.680 Yeah, I think if we open that border, then it's just going to, it's going to create a lot more.

00:22:41.300 Because then they're going to want to do Mexico next. 0.99

00:22:43.360 They're like, oh, hey, let's just bring in these fucking tacos. 0.99

00:22:48.940 But we mean, Mexicans have good family values, right? 1.00

00:22:53.760 Even though they're all child members. 1.00

00:22:57.780 Yeah, and then the Americans will just be Canadian fucking tacos. 0.99

00:23:02.280 We'll be bringing the coutines. 1.00

00:23:04.660 I love paying $20 for a fucking burrito. 0.99

00:23:06.860 Fit side, hold on. 1.00

00:23:12.620 Now, you came at me about condoms.

00:23:13.940 You mean you don't make your own burritos at home?

00:23:15.920 You don't, you don't grow the cows and slaughter them and make your own tortillas?

00:23:19.020 No, I just caught fit side tripping.

00:23:22.040 He said we.

00:23:25.840 Like, he's Mexican.

00:23:27.440 He said we.

00:23:28.600 We.

00:23:29.980 Hey. 1.00

00:23:31.340 Que pasa, motherfucker. 1.00

00:23:32.540 Actually, I don't, I don't eat burritos and tacos anymore. 1.00

00:23:35.920 I do, uh, lefsa.

00:23:37.160 I do lefsa, uh, rolls.

00:23:40.000 A hundred times better. 0.83

00:23:45.140 If you don't know what lefsa is, it's because you're not white. 0.99

00:23:48.540 Let's be honest.

00:23:51.320 Let's go to Miss Charlene with her hand up. 1.00

00:23:53.800 What's going on?

00:23:55.480 Oh, nothing much.

00:23:56.860 Um, I took my mother out to, um, breakfast.

00:24:01.720 She's 98 years old.

00:24:03.780 And she asked me that just, you know, a couple months ago, um, we're from England originally.

00:24:10.520 And I came here to South Africa in 75.

00:24:13.580 And she migrated down here when she was 85.

00:24:17.620 And she asked me the other day, she said, it's like our civilization is collapsing.

00:24:24.160 And, you know, and she said, London's not the same anymore. 0.94

00:24:29.800 She said, your father did join the war to fight World War II for a bunch of niggers and for our country to be invaded. 1.00

00:24:39.220 And she said, I'd rather, she said, I'd rather die right now than to live to see my country be taken advantage. 0.97

00:24:47.080 And she said, I just wish I was younger shot so I can join the fight.

00:24:51.700 And I said, well, mom, you're 98 years old.

00:24:54.640 You did your job.

00:24:55.540 You had five daughters.

00:24:57.540 And, you know, I have five sons and they have grandchildren.

00:25:01.400 I said, you did your job.

00:25:03.080 And, you know, it's my job now to take up the torch.

00:25:06.460 Because she used to like, she was a big supporter of George Rockwell of America.

00:25:12.480 And I still remember when we went to Canada in 1970, by the way, beautiful country back in 1970.

00:25:21.780 It was actually pretty cheap to live there.

00:25:23.760 I thought about migrating to Canada back in the 70s.

00:25:27.240 But it was entirely way too cold.

00:25:29.500 I didn't like the weather.

00:25:30.460 It's funny you mention all that.

00:25:38.260 I was speaking with my neighbor who's 80-something.

00:25:41.260 And she was driving the other day town to town.

00:25:44.680 And the same thing.

00:25:45.860 She was, I've never seen this many types of people out and about.

00:25:51.420 And my mother always told us, she said, be worried of the Jew, the Jewish. 1.00

00:25:57.300 She said, it's always the Jew behind the captain of the Wizard of Oz. 0.97

00:26:03.900 I would encourage your mom, actually, to be vocal and racist, straight to their faces. 1.00

00:26:11.780 What is their, where are you? 0.74

00:26:14.660 Ireland or England or?

00:26:16.320 No, I'm in South Africa.

00:26:18.300 But, you know, my mother's 98 years old.

00:26:20.960 And she's, you know.

00:26:22.300 Where is she?

00:26:23.980 Yes.

00:26:24.940 She's in good health.

00:26:26.860 I mean, but she's not, yeah.

00:26:27.580 She's in South Africa also?

00:26:29.640 Yeah.

00:26:30.020 Well, she migrated here to live with me, yes.

00:26:32.820 Oh, okay, okay. 0.99

00:26:34.280 And so she's, there's a bunch of niggers there, right? 1.00

00:26:39.960 Well, I live in a white town called Aronia. 0.98

00:26:43.020 It's very nice and safe.

00:26:45.240 Oh, oh.

00:26:46.360 Oh, that's good.

00:26:47.040 I thought, for some reason, I thought you were in a different area.

00:26:51.460 I was going to say, she should just be racist right to their faces, because what is the, what would the government do, really? 1.00

00:26:57.380 They're going to arrest the 98-year-old?

00:27:00.060 I mean, maybe they would.

00:27:01.080 Who knows? 0.99

00:27:01.380 I thought a black man might punch my 98-year-old mom. 1.00

00:27:04.980 And at the end, it's like arguing with the bear. 0.99

00:27:08.260 It's like, the bear doesn't care. 0.99

00:27:08.900 Yeah, and the nigger wouldn't care. 1.00

00:27:10.940 The nigger would probably smash the 98-year-old, so, yeah. 1.00

00:27:14.680 Rusty, I literally just seen a video the other day. 0.95

00:27:17.220 There was, I don't know what was going on or what she did, but they did arrest a 98- or 95-year-old woman. 0.93

00:27:22.440 And there was, this was in.

00:27:24.760 There was two of them.

00:27:26.160 There was two of them, WTF.

00:27:27.180 Well, the lady behind the other one was definitely a lot older. 1.00

00:27:30.960 She was the older one.

00:27:32.420 And, yeah, they had her cuffed, and people were like yelling, let her go, let her go. 0.99

00:27:39.300 So, I don't know what, but, yeah.

00:27:41.480 I mean, she's not like me, where I'm 17.

00:27:44.020 I can lift weights and run two miles nonstop, and, you know, and I could probably take a hit or two.

00:27:49.720 You know, I'm not an old woman still, but, you know, she uses a walker sometimes, you know.

00:27:55.600 But she is very aware, and she cries all the time, you know, when she talks to her youngest sister.

00:28:03.080 And she said, Charlene, she said, London's not our London no more.

00:28:08.960 It's not London no more.

00:28:11.040 It's not home.

00:28:13.520 Is that where you're originally from, London?

00:28:16.180 Yes, because I remember as a little girl, you know, my mom would be, you know, in the late 50s.

00:28:23.820 So, you know, imagine, you know, a 30-something-year-old woman, you know, with her beautiful dress and her gloves and her purse, 0.95

00:28:32.400 walking three or her four children down the sidewalk into an Irish shop or, you know, a British shop,

00:28:40.080 and they know you by name, and that shop is now a Muslim mosque, you know.

00:28:46.200 That's what I still visualize my mom as, that young woman.

00:28:51.220 It sounds like you have a fantastic mother. 0.94

00:28:55.240 That's our country, though.

00:28:56.940 You know, we got to stand up and fight back.

00:28:59.880 And what made you go to South Africa?

00:29:07.360 Well, this was back in 1975.

00:29:09.900 We still had apartheid. 0.83

00:29:12.040 South Africa was the first one nation, just like Australia, New Zealand.

00:29:16.720 And I didn't want to immigrate to the United States.

00:29:20.460 You know, the three top destinations for people to migrate out of England was South Africa, Rhodesia, Australia, and Canada.

00:29:30.420 And Rhodesia was actually the cheapest one.

00:29:33.280 I went to Rhodesia, then the war broke out.

00:29:36.200 And I had an uncle in Durban.

00:29:39.020 So I went there, met my husband.

00:29:42.260 You know, got married, had kids, just like any other normal wife. 1.00

00:29:46.320 Lived my life, and, you know, apartheid ended.

00:29:51.040 And, you know, my husband's parents committed suicide after apartheid ended

00:29:58.360 because they thought they were all going to be slaughtered by the blacks. 0.72

00:30:01.960 So they killed themselves. 0.96

00:30:03.380 And after that, that's when I became racially aware.

00:30:07.900 Was there something going on in the 70s, though, that, like, made you guys want to leave there?

00:30:13.300 Or it was just, we're just looking for a new, a change of pace?

00:30:19.060 Well, I just wanted a change of pace.

00:30:20.820 You know, I was just tired of the England cold weather and cloudy weather.

00:30:24.960 So I just wanted to go somewhere warmer.

00:30:33.080 Understandable.

00:30:35.340 How bad is Canada right now? 0.91

00:30:37.200 I mean, you don't have that many black people. 0.91

00:30:39.420 It's not like your country's, like, 80% black. 0.73

00:30:41.600 You mostly have a lot of Indians. 0.82

00:30:43.180 I mean, are they violent? 0.88

00:30:44.620 Are they dangerous? 0.98

00:30:45.360 Well, this year alone, I've seen an increase in niggers, like, the whole year. 1.00

00:30:54.240 I just see more and more and more and more. 0.92

00:30:56.340 So they're definitely coming here from America. 0.97

00:30:58.680 I think they're trying to, like, escape the whole Trump administration thing.

00:31:02.360 So they just think that they'll have a better life up here. 0.97

00:31:04.500 And so I've seen a lot of niggers up here. 1.00

00:31:08.980 And it's actually very concerning to me. 0.96

00:31:11.900 So when it comes to the Indians, they try and be nice.

00:31:15.960 They, you know, they play like, you know, they mimic us, basically.

00:31:19.900 And they try and, you know, when they're in public, they do this and that.

00:31:23.200 But when they think nobody's looking, they act like animals.

00:31:26.520 They act like complete animals.

00:31:28.100 When you can't defend yourself, they act like animals.

00:31:31.380 They do get violent.

00:31:32.340 If you try and say, like, anything against them, then they get extremely violent.

00:31:37.920 And they get, like, territorial.

00:31:40.660 Like, they act like this is their own territory.

00:31:43.560 And any chance they get, they're taking free opportunities.

00:31:47.500 They're taking, you know, if anything's for free.

00:31:50.380 Like, say, you know, you tell somebody, oh, here's a free, you know, somewhere where you can get something free.

00:31:55.060 They tell all their friends and all their family.

00:31:57.460 And they all go and there's nothing free for anybody else but them, basically, at the end of the day.

00:32:01.960 So they're, they, even though they don't need it, they're taking the food out of the food banks.

00:32:08.480 They're awful.

00:32:09.300 They're awful. 1.00

00:32:09.880 And same with these Muslims. 1.00

00:32:10.880 The Muslims are almost just as bad. 1.00

00:32:12.520 So, but there's not as many Muslims yet. 0.99

00:32:15.480 But they're increasing also. 0.99

00:32:16.880 Same with the niggers. 1.00

00:32:17.740 So. 1.00

00:32:18.080 But they're not going to random farmhouses and killing white women and raping their children and cannibalizing. 1.00

00:32:23.960 They're not going to the farmers to do it. 1.00

00:32:26.920 They're just doing it wherever they can.

00:32:28.740 They're finding young girls who are vulnerable online or just, you know, in the city, in the clubs. 0.97

00:32:34.680 They're taking them to their cars and raping them. 0.98

00:32:36.780 The taxi drivers, they're raping women, you know, and abducting them also. 1.00

00:32:41.800 So, there's Muslim grooming gangs in Canada, but they're being covered up, right? 0.99

00:32:47.940 They're being very, very, like, covered up extremely hard by the government so that they don't seem racist. 0.97

00:32:55.280 But they are violent. 1.00

00:32:56.480 They are raping women. 1.00

00:32:57.360 And they're doing it quite often. 1.00

00:33:00.480 It's just being buried in the media because they know that.

00:33:03.340 Who smells worse?

00:33:04.560 Who smells worse? 1.00

00:33:05.340 The blacks and the Indians. 1.00

00:33:07.080 The Indians. 1.00

00:33:08.080 The Indians smell worse, for sure. 1.00

00:33:09.560 But, I mean, you don't usually get close enough to a nigger to smell them. 1.00

00:33:13.020 But when you're around these fucking Jeets, you end up smelling like shit, curry, and diapers. 1.00

00:33:19.800 Because they all like to wear diapers to work so they don't have to use the toilets. 1.00

00:33:24.260 They're that fucking weird. 1.00

00:33:26.000 They're demented. 1.00

00:33:27.040 Like, so you see these security guards. 0.97

00:33:29.980 You'll see them.

00:33:31.180 They all smell like diapers because they actually wear diapers on their shift so that they don't have to use the can.

00:33:39.560 So, that's actually a thing. 0.99

00:33:41.640 Like, the truckers here will, as Base Bearded Bastard used to say, you know, they cut holes in the seat of the truck so that they can just shit and poop into a bucket that they put in the cut in the hole. 0.99

00:33:55.140 So, they're very vile creatures. 0.99

00:33:57.760 I know here in South Africa, like, we have a lot of Chinese people.

00:34:03.160 I think we have about 500,000. 0.95

00:34:06.000 And the blacks love to kidnap white children and Chinese children because the Chinese children, in their minds, they have white skin. 0.97

00:34:15.360 So, they think whites and Chinese are white people. 0.95

00:34:19.680 And, like, that's why a lot of whites and Chinese people are very close allies, even though they're Orientals. 0.99

00:34:27.660 But, you know, they kill Chinese people and Indians and anybody who's non-white. 0.98

00:34:36.440 So, if you're Indian, you're going to get killed and adopted because, you know, they have money, you know. 1.00

00:34:41.680 But the blacks are very dangerous, you know. 1.00

00:34:45.940 There's a huge story in Cape Town of this Chinese girl that was kidnapped, five or six years old. 0.99

00:34:54.920 Her name was Jocelyn.

00:34:56.940 And she was cannibalized. 1.00

00:34:59.300 And it was a shaman or traditional healer.

00:35:02.300 And somebody from Nigeria, an illegal alien, paid, like, $20,000 for him to be kidnapped and ate her for magical powers. 0.85

00:35:11.120 I'm telling you, this is what it's like to do with an African. 1.00

00:35:15.100 People have no idea what a purebred African is like. 1.00

00:35:19.080 They're worse than Indians. 1.00

00:35:20.580 They're worse than Chinese. 1.00

00:35:22.220 You know, it's getting to the point where I rather live around Indians than the blacks. 1.00

00:35:27.140 It's that evil. 0.99

00:35:28.460 There's an evilness around them.

00:35:30.180 So, I remember watching a thing on the tribes.

00:35:36.160 And there's this one tribe and they have a thing called Mingi there.

00:35:40.540 I don't know which.

00:35:41.480 And it's like, it's crazy what they'll do if they deem the child Mingi.

00:35:46.880 If the tooth comes in on the wrong, if it comes, I forget if it's the bottom teeth or the top teeth first.

00:35:54.040 They bag the child and throw it into the river.

00:35:57.140 It's like crazy what goes on.

00:36:00.180 Watch the movie Green Inferno.

00:36:03.740 Green Inferno.

00:36:04.960 Watch that.

00:36:05.520 So, one of the biggest things that we notice, like with blacks, yeah, they're a little bit higher IQ because they have admixture from whites and other higher IQ races here.

00:36:16.720 But fundamentally, they act the same if they think this.

00:36:21.580 Like one of the things is that we notice that in blacks, if there's two farmers, I'm using this as an example, but if there's two farmers and one farmer does better yield than the other, they will accuse the other farmer of putting a hex or cursing their crops. 0.98

00:36:40.540 And so they will do mob justice and murder that person.

00:36:44.180 And that's how they think.

00:36:46.680 They don't think in terms of, oh, this person probably tended to his crops better or just had more rain on that side or stuff like that.

00:36:55.600 They don't think like that.

00:36:56.640 They think in terms of, like, I've been hexed versus this person worked hard.

00:37:01.760 And that's exactly what they do here.

00:37:04.360 They don't think, let me go to this farmer and see what he's doing.

00:37:06.480 Maybe he could teach me or educate me on what type of fertilizer he's using.

00:37:11.480 Well, in the United States, it's the same thing.

00:37:13.620 Instead of, like, believing in curses, they believe in systemic racism.

00:37:17.700 When they fell, instead of like, hey, let me figure out how to work harder, they believe that they have been hexed or cursed by racism. 1.00

00:37:25.520 And that's why their life sucks. 0.99

00:37:27.220 So it's the same mentality. 1.00

00:37:29.460 And it's the same way of thinking.

00:37:31.040 They just have a different lexicon and maybe a couple IQ points higher than their counterparts in South Africa, here in the United States. 0.57

00:37:44.200 And have you noticed that all the high IQ countries, you know, Europe, Japan, China, Korea, parts of South America, you know, we all have a low replacement volatility.

00:37:58.720 You know, I think Iran's fertility is dropping even below replacement rate, you know, parts of North Africa.

00:38:08.880 You know, lots of parts of North Africa, North Africans are white, technically.

00:38:13.520 Because I've met several people from Algeria, Morocco, who look Italian or Greek.

00:38:20.180 And they would tell me, no, Charlene, we are not niggers.

00:38:23.720 We are white.

00:38:24.660 We are North African.

00:38:26.620 And their fertility rate is becoming below a replacement level.

00:38:30.220 So the only continent that has above replacement rate is Africa.

00:38:35.380 And we have to contain them where they are at because we cannot allow the rest of the civilized world to become a garbage can.

00:38:45.200 And a lot of people, sometimes I don't think they realize just how big Africa is, like they don't need to be coming to all these places and India to massive place.

00:39:00.680 These are massive places and they should be housing their own population like there's no reason for them to be spreading everywhere.

00:39:09.340 Where they don't need to, it's beyond, it's just atrocious, actually.

00:39:16.340 Well, we got to stop feeding them.

00:39:17.940 Let's be honest.

00:39:18.540 Like I have said this before, I'll say it again.

00:39:20.500 We are Prometheus who gave them fire.

00:39:23.420 And with fire, they have destroyed the earth and they have caused major damage.

00:39:28.320 And now they're spreading like a virus.

00:39:30.180 Because us whites gave them our technology or let them have, let them have access to our technology and medical care and farming, food production. 0.94

00:39:42.340 And this is something we must never do again.

00:39:46.180 Everyone in the middle of our race must make a pact that we must never share our technology or industries with any other race ever again. 1.00

00:39:54.280 Because this is the problem we have caused.

00:39:56.580 This is why Mr. Beast needs to be fucking done. 0.99

00:40:02.940 Like, I mean, he went over there and built them a hundred fucking wells, right? 1.00

00:40:08.620 This is the type of shit that is just like, there needs to be a campaign against this fucktard and other people. 1.00

00:40:16.860 You could give them a hundred wells and a hundred homes and a hundred excavators and a hundred bulldozers and they still wouldn't know what the hell to do. 1.00

00:40:24.520 Yeah, they'll still fucking wreck the things. 0.90

00:40:28.500 We built their nuclear program and they just ran into the ground. 0.98

00:40:32.540 But now they have enough money to pay people, white people, come over there and do all the work for them. 0.68

00:40:38.060 That's really what you have.

00:40:38.920 When you go over there and they have their nukes and their atomic bombs, they're poorly maintained.

00:40:44.880 But they do get contractors when they have maintenance issues and they fly them out there to work on their stuff.

00:40:54.520 Let's go to the noticer.

00:40:57.340 Give them a bomb.

00:40:58.660 And the only way to maintain it is to press a button every day and start the timer. 0.99

00:41:04.220 They will eventually blow themselves up.

00:41:06.760 Sorry for interrupting.

00:41:08.120 Go ahead.

00:41:10.400 It's all good.

00:41:11.400 Morning, guys.

00:41:12.120 White Power. 0.95

00:41:12.720 Thanks for bringing me up.

00:41:17.000 No, what Fitz side was saying, he's kind of stole my thunder a little bit.

00:41:20.340 But, yeah, we're feeding these people.

00:41:25.460 We're sending them medicine.

00:41:26.640 We're sending them resources.

00:41:27.960 Mr. Beast is drilling them wells.

00:41:30.400 We're funding our own replacement. 0.97

00:41:32.760 If without white people, their population would be decreasing substantially and they become less of a threat. 1.00

00:41:39.260 And, you know, that's really the only solution I can think of. 1.00

00:41:44.860 I don't think what else we could do besides just fucking let them starve out. 0.97

00:41:48.880 I mean, I don't see what else – what other solution is out there. 1.00

00:41:52.940 We can't build a fucking wall around Africa to keep them in. 1.00

00:41:55.940 We just got to let nature take its course. 0.99

00:41:59.840 And we go over there and we help them live longer. 0.89

00:42:03.460 You know, they have these terrible AIDS problems and we should be letting them die off from their AIDS. 0.99

00:42:09.700 And then – but we'll go over – they go over there and give them medicine and this and that and let it drag on. 0.99

00:42:16.380 And then they want to import these fucks over to places. 1.00

00:42:20.300 And God knows what they're bringing, right? 1.00

00:42:23.160 I mean it's AIDS and God – you know, and tons of other shit probably too. 0.97

00:42:28.040 Well, Rusty, it's funny you mention that because it's like our people go there to help them and then they get all these diseases and they bring it here to us. 0.97

00:42:39.400 So Charlene has her hand up, I think.

00:42:41.840 I would like to hear what she has to say.

00:42:43.120 She's very interesting to listen to.

00:42:45.000 You know, I worked during the apartheid government in the Native Affairs Department, which is pretty much like the FBI.

00:42:52.680 I – monitoring where the blacks are at, monitoring where the location where they're allowed to go. 1.00

00:43:00.820 And we had a subdivision in that department where we had a quota system of how many blacks had to be sterilized.

00:43:10.040 They were not forced, but, you know, we would give them a payment like $200.

00:43:17.160 Like if a woman wanted $200, all she had to do was get her tubes tied, you know, or she can do an injectable permanent birth control. 0.98

00:43:28.200 And I think we had to do like $20,000 to $50,000 a month sterilizations.

00:43:35.660 You know, if it wasn't for that, South Africa would have had another additional 10 million blacks. 0.82

00:43:41.140 So if the apartheid government never went too wide, only have 40 million blacks.

00:43:53.020 Hold on, I get to go.

00:43:57.980 Oh, I think she must have had a call. 0.97

00:44:00.720 But, yeah, like it just goes to show, you know, like we pay all this extra money for chocolate and all sorts of different things just so we can have, quote-unquote, sustainable, fair, whatever-the-fuck programs for these niggers to have like better, quote-unquote, you know, better conditions. 1.00

00:44:19.280 And they have more – they need to be paid too. 0.96

00:44:21.500 It's like, no, they don't. 0.99

00:44:22.620 They're fucking – they don't deserve to be paid more and have our price of chocolate increase and all that stuff. 1.00

00:44:29.640 You know what I mean? 1.00

00:44:30.720 There's other things.

00:44:35.500 I just can't even think of them right now. 0.99

00:44:36.980 But, like, all these, you know, sustainable agriculture bullshit. 0.99

00:44:41.460 So we're going to notice her. 0.99

00:44:45.040 Yeah, we're interfering with nature, you know, 100%.

00:44:48.920 I mean, it's like you go to the zoo, you go to Yosemite, you go to the mountains, wherever.

00:44:53.640 It has signs.

00:44:54.640 I said it before.

00:44:55.860 Little signs everywhere.

00:44:57.020 Do not feed the animals.

00:44:58.740 Do not pet the animals.

00:45:00.940 Right?

00:45:01.580 And we're – we decided to go over there, and we see these animals, and we're like, oh, we need to take care of them.

00:45:08.460 It's like, no. 0.99

00:45:09.760 Fucking nature needs to take its course. 1.00

00:45:12.000 We created this problem. 0.99

00:45:13.740 Imagine the last 50 years of medicine and money and food and everything else being sent to those countries.

00:45:22.660 It's just a lot – it's let their population explode.

00:45:25.960 I mean, this problem didn't happen overnight.

00:45:27.760 It's not like we started doing charity five years ago.

00:45:29.800 It's been going on for 40, 50 years.

00:45:33.060 And, like, that's just been detrimental.

00:45:36.860 After talking to Charlene and what she said about how they act and, like, the rudimentary thing, how, like, I brought up the heckers, and she also, like, gave a story and, like, backed me up on it. 0.99

00:45:47.420 It blows my mind because the more you think about some pure African, pure black, pure-blooded black, right, the more they are just fucking gorillas in suits. 1.00

00:46:00.440 Like, they – and, like, it just blows my mind that there were fucking white men and white women who fucking slept with these things and reproduced with them. 1.00

00:46:12.120 Just fucking disgusting. 1.00

00:46:13.760 I just saw a thing, a story. 1.00

00:46:16.600 Fifty-three stores were fully looted in L.A., and it's just droves of niggers. 1.00

00:46:24.780 It's all – they're all – every single one of them, nigger, in mass looting. 1.00

00:46:29.340 We're talking about – they run in. 1.00

00:46:31.600 We're talking about large groups of niggers and just looting these stores. 1.00

00:46:36.680 Fifty-three in L.A. 0.95

00:46:38.100 Like, this is current, right?

00:46:39.900 Like, very recent.

00:46:41.180 Just happened.

00:46:48.240 Yeah, they don't like paying for things. 1.00

00:46:51.400 And, you know, they – it's fucking – it's always a nigger doing that type of thing. 1.00

00:46:59.340 We got Bosco coming up. 1.00

00:47:00.640 What's going on, Bosco?

00:47:04.860 Yeah, so I was fishing yesterday, and I got really pissed off, dude.

00:47:13.540 Like, there were, like, about 30 or 40 spics just, like, tossing trash, like, into the ocean, like, all over the dock. 1.00

00:47:24.960 I took a video of it, and just, like – I was telling them, like, like, you fucking brown pieces of shit. 1.00

00:47:36.320 Like, you don't have fishing licenses. 1.00

00:47:40.160 You're destroying the ecosystem.

00:47:43.000 You're just pulling fish out of the water, and you're, like – you're getting free food.

00:47:50.340 Like, you haven't paid a tax stamp to be able to pull fish out of the water.

00:47:56.160 And people kept on coming up to me, like, oh, did you catch anything?

00:48:02.720 Did you catch anything?

00:48:04.420 And instead of being, like, you know, overtly, like, aggressive, I was just, like, I do not talk to browns. 1.00

00:48:14.900 Like, I do not talk to browns. 1.00

00:48:17.300 Like, you should see this video I took, dude. 0.99

00:48:20.060 It is disgusting.

00:48:22.040 It's in a wildlife sanctuary, trash everywhere, and the fish are gone.

00:48:29.880 Like, you can't catch fish anymore.

00:48:33.320 I've been fishing there for the past two days because one of the kids at my house told me, like, oh, dude, they get stripers there all the time.

00:48:43.680 No, they don't.

00:48:45.560 They don't because it's been overfished. 0.98

00:48:48.180 And these cocksuckers need to pay. 1.00

00:48:53.580 Like, I wanted to go around and start asking for fishing licenses. 0.97

00:48:58.080 But then, you know, like, I, you know, could get, you know, charged with impersonating a federal agent, and that wouldn't have been good. 0.98

00:49:07.960 But still, dude, like, it fucking pisses me off. 0.88

00:49:12.500 Like, oh, man, I'm still so fired up about it. 0.97

00:49:17.860 Listen, hey, WHL and Paul, y'all got to get Charlene in the interview.

00:49:24.240 I bet she has many interesting things to tell us about South Africa that's missed.

00:49:30.220 She literally just told us she was a part of the eugenics program, and, like, she worked for that agency.

00:49:36.220 I bet you she has some wonderful, great stories.

00:49:41.220 So if y'all can make that happen, by God, do it.

00:49:44.800 Let's go.

00:49:45.700 Good idea.

00:49:46.420 Good idea, Fitz.

00:49:48.440 Hopefully she can come back up here today, and we'll get her story in, or I'll try and reach out by DMs.

00:49:57.380 But, Rusty, go ahead. 0.99

00:49:59.040 Well, on the note of what Bosco was talking about, we, you know, I see it here, even in Mississippi, we got these fucking banners who cannot speak a fucking lick of English. 0.99

00:50:11.840 They don't know how to work a pin pad, like, you know, for just at the grocery store or anything. 0.99

00:50:17.820 I mean, they're over, and it's just like, what the fuck are you doing here? 0.99

00:50:21.540 And I made a comment to the lady, because I saw the lady, the cashier, giving looks to another guy, because the lady had to go around and help him with the pin pad, because he's just over there fucking smiling. 1.00

00:50:35.140 What are you smiling about, you fucking Boehner? 1.00

00:50:37.780 Get the fuck out of here. 1.00

00:50:39.780 And I even, when I got up to there, I go, because they said, what do we, they, she said something like, I mean, what do you do to this other guy? 0.99

00:50:49.700 And I said, what you do is you call fucking ice, you know, and, and, and then they just kind of fucking giggled to themselves. 0.83

00:50:56.720 They can't, they probably can't comment too much, you know, while they're working, of course. 0.99

00:51:02.700 But, yeah, it's, it's getting ridiculous.

00:51:05.100 My, my chick at her retail store, she deals with it all the time. 1.00

00:51:09.980 She hates the fucking, these fucking beaners who come in, these spics. 1.00

00:51:14.680 They cannot speak. 1.00

00:51:15.980 They just fucking smile and fucking, like, they just, it's just like, I don't even know the way, and I just saw it yesterday. 1.00

00:51:25.960 They just smile, like, they don't know what the fuck's going on. 1.00

00:51:29.920 And it's just like, what are you doing here? 0.99

00:51:32.520 Absolutely, yeah.

00:51:40.200 Here they do the same thing, you know, they overfish our fishing areas.

00:51:44.700 They, they, they come when they know, like, they, they aren't even supposed to be fishing.

00:51:48.620 And they don't even take, you know, they don't even dispatch the fish properly.

00:51:52.660 They, they just, like, let, it's terrible to watch these people, like, come to our place and, you know, do what they do.

00:51:59.100 So, um, they don't, they don't have any care.

00:52:01.860 They don't, they don't even value human life.

00:52:03.820 So, they obviously don't value, like, animal life either. 0.96

00:52:06.920 So, um, they're, uh, they're also, like, if you see some of the videos, they'll go up and try and pet bears and shit like that and feed the bears. 0.94

00:52:14.980 And, and, uh, yeah, it's just, it's ridiculous when these people come to our countries and, and they don't really understand how we run things. 0.98

00:52:22.260 And then, uh, yeah, like I said, they overfish, they, they dump their trash.

00:52:27.780 Uh, so they'll do, like, demolition jobs and they'll drop the entire load in a quiet road in the middle of nowhere and, and leave it for somebody else to pick up.

00:52:37.020 They'll jump and dump entire bags of trash, like, everywhere. 0.98

00:52:41.320 They, when they eat, uh, fast food, they just throw the shit out the window. 1.00

00:52:45.580 They're, they're, they're disgusting creatures. 1.00

00:52:47.820 So, uh, that will go to, uh, this little beaner the other day in a fucking store and he's looking at me. 1.00

00:52:55.460 Hey, babe, babe, remember that beaner at Walmart staring hard? 1.00

00:53:00.580 Yeah. 0.99

00:53:01.140 Staring fucking hard. 0.99

00:53:02.380 And I'm looking right at him. 1.00

00:53:03.560 Like, I will fucking just destroy this fuck. 1.00

00:53:06.900 I even said, I, I'm over here walking by. 1.00

00:53:09.180 I'm like, what the fuck you looking at beaner? 1.00

00:53:11.220 Like straight fucking, I'm so sick of it. 1.00

00:53:13.660 These fucks. 1.00

00:53:14.360 And this guy, he wanted, um, and he was like this little fucking shrimp fuck. 1.00

00:53:19.860 I would just, just this, the, if I fucking hit him, his fucking bones would crack in his face. 1.00

00:53:27.000 Like guaranteed. 1.00

00:53:27.920 I fucking guarantee it. 1.00

00:53:29.320 Like, and he was looking so hard and I just wanted to fucking destroy this fuck. 1.00

00:53:36.720 Yeah. 1.00

00:53:37.160 They're all like that.

00:53:38.020 They, they, they think this is their land.

00:53:39.860 They, and then they also have this mentality where they think, oh, uh, you know, um, the

00:53:44.880 white man stole this land from the natives who basically came from China after our people 0.98

00:53:50.560 were here in the first place.

00:53:51.820 And it's been scientifically proven, uh, but, but still they, they have this mentality that,

00:53:56.420 oh, it's not your land.

00:53:57.500 So it's, it's our land now because, you know, they have, I don't even know how the, uh, how 0.84

00:54:02.880 they even think this way, but they, they're just brain dead when it comes to actual reality.

00:54:07.500 They like to live in this, uh, dream world they create in their own mind.

00:54:11.100 But, um, yeah, it's just a talking point that you use against us because that's why we get

00:54:16.100 caught up in the minutia of morality and ethics while they don't, they don't have morality

00:54:22.180 or ethics, but it bothers us because we do, we are very moral creatures.

00:54:26.760 Like it says in the Aaron scriptures, uh, we're prayer as children.

00:54:30.060 We have an inclination to justice and, and to be upright, moral people.

00:54:34.780 And so we, so when they bring us a, a, a moral conundrum, it's just a weapon they're 0.99

00:54:40.700 using against us because they don't give a fuck. 0.99

00:54:43.840 They just have my chick. 0.99

00:54:45.140 What do you guys, my chick, she gets scared when this, uh, she's cause she says to me, 0.65

00:54:52.180 what do you think?

00:54:53.280 Am I wrong? 0.87

00:54:54.140 So this beaners looking at me and I'm fucking looking right back cause he was looking a 1.00

00:54:59.100 certain way. 0.98

00:54:59.780 And I, I know when someone's looking a certain way. 1.00

00:55:02.560 So I'm like, what fool you want to fucking die right now? 0.99

00:55:05.840 Like type of look I'm giving back to him. 1.00

00:55:08.440 I'll stare right through a motherfucker. 1.00

00:55:09.800 Like he looks like nothing. 1.00

00:55:11.220 And my chick starts getting worried and she's like, stop baby. 1.00

00:55:15.840 Cause she works in a public place. 1.00

00:55:18.280 Like what if, what if these people see me?

00:55:20.640 Is this wrong?

00:55:22.260 Am I wrong?

00:55:23.340 You know, like, or cause she got, weren't you scared, babe?

00:55:28.340 She got scared a little.

00:55:29.340 She's, yeah, she, she's scared that they're going to, that she, she, they see her later

00:55:35.880 at her job somewhere.

00:55:38.620 And, and, and they remember me and she was with me or something.

00:55:45.620 And then she starts worrying.

00:55:47.240 Am I wrong for my act?

00:55:49.040 So, so here's the thing.

00:55:50.860 You, you aren't wrong, but there, you do have to be cognizant and aware that if they can't

00:55:56.520 get to you, they're going to get to her and she needs to be ready to understand that we

00:56:01.440 live in a system where war has been clear on the white race.

00:56:04.700 And it doesn't really matter if you do that.

00:56:08.400 Eventually they're just going to come after her because she's white period. 1.00

00:56:11.880 And so she needs to battle up. 0.68

00:56:14.960 You need to battle up.

00:56:16.780 Yes.

00:56:17.500 Women are going to have to become more warrior savvy is the way to put it. 1.00

00:56:25.840 And during this time of tribulation for the white race, like you cannot be these effeminate, 0.76

00:56:31.620 gentle women, like in a little women and in these Victorian age stories, because we don't 1.00

00:56:45.500 live in Victorian age stories. 0.78

00:56:47.420 We live at the end of days where all the non-whites have declared war on the white race. 1.00

00:56:55.440 Yeah. 0.98

00:57:01.620 Go ahead.

00:57:06.640 Notice her. 0.99

00:57:09.560 So here, where I live, I'm fucking surrounded by Jeeps and spit. 1.00

00:57:16.980 Everywhere around here. 0.98

00:57:18.920 And so me and my, a couple of my buddies, we joined Patriot Front and the first event we

00:57:23.400 did was in Kansas City.

00:57:24.820 And we're like, cool, we're going to go to the Midwest. 1.00

00:57:27.480 We're going to see some fucking white people. 1.00

00:57:29.260 It's going to be awesome. 1.00

00:57:30.080 And dude, when we got there, we were doing double takes. 0.99

00:57:35.000 Those fuckers have made their way all the way to Kansas City, Missouri. 1.00

00:57:40.020 The hotel we stayed at was full fucking Jeeps. 1.00

00:57:43.680 All the gas stations were Jeeps. 1.00

00:57:45.500 There's spics everywhere.

00:57:47.360 And we're, we like looked at each other. 0.99

00:57:49.320 We're like, damn dude, we got to kick this shit into overdrive because like we thought 1.00

00:57:53.780 we were going to America. 1.00

00:57:54.920 You know, we're going to Kansas City, Missouri.

00:57:56.200 Never been there before.

00:57:57.360 We're leaving California.

00:57:58.480 It's going to be awesome. 1.00

00:57:59.260 No, dude, those fuckers have made their way all the way out there. 0.99

00:58:03.120 It almost looked just as bad as, as where we live out here. 1.00

00:58:06.840 And it was like, but we got to, we got to kick into hyper gear on the shit. 0.99

00:58:16.000 Absolutely. 1.00

00:58:16.440 Um, yeah.

00:58:20.300 Uh, just a reminder, everyone, uh, if you guys can repost the space, uh, the, uh, throttle

00:58:25.340 has been turned back on.

00:58:26.860 Uh, so I guess, uh, whatever happened last week with, uh, everybody being able to see

00:58:31.480 the space, they can't see the space anymore.

00:58:33.220 So if you guys are able, please, uh, and at your phone, please repost the space.

00:58:38.540 And also if you guys haven't seen, we got the Adidas polos dropping, uh, on the white

00:58:43.640 excellence.org website.

00:58:45.460 I posted it up in the Eagle's nest.

00:58:46.900 Uh, if you guys want to help support the stream and look snazzy at the same time, uh, check out

00:58:51.700 the website.

00:58:52.240 There's lots of things being added every day.

00:58:54.580 So you might find something that you like to, uh, throw on, you know, uh, an order for

00:58:59.080 you or a friend.

00:58:59.940 We've got hats, uh, shirts, a lot more coming also.

00:59:04.200 So, uh, definitely check that out if you haven't already and, uh, tell your friends.

00:59:15.960 Did, uh, did the stream die or everybody's still here?

00:59:22.240 Uh, I would say this about the, uh, Mexican thing. 0.99

00:59:25.080 Like I saw, uh, fucking beaners a few months back and I fucking chased them off. 1.00

00:59:30.280 Uh, they were in the car and you fucking beaners were looking at my nine year old daughter, 1.00

00:59:34.480 like she was prime. 0.99

00:59:35.640 Uh, like, you know, how you shouldn't be looking at nine years.

00:59:40.500 Right. 0.98

00:59:41.740 And they're like, I fucking chased them off. 0.97

00:59:44.000 And now, uh, and, and this, uh, and here's the thing. 0.98

00:59:48.540 Like the, the drug problems that we have in our, in our town, in our area, it's from 0.86

00:59:54.220 the, it's from the non-whites. 0.94

00:59:55.740 You have these non-white Indian people running cover for them in their stores and you have 1.00

01:00:02.140 Mexicans. 0.99

01:00:03.320 Right.

01:00:04.240 And everyone, and like, and because you're still dealing with normally thinking whites who 0.94

01:00:10.580 are in charge, who think normal, who don't, who don't think in racial terms, they can't

01:00:15.160 piece it together of like, who's, they're looking at everyone as an individual and say,

01:00:20.460 Hey, this is a, a non-white problem. 1.00

01:00:24.240 These non-whites are working together and they all support each other to bring drugs into 1.00

01:00:29.580 the community, you know, testing, testing.

01:00:34.060 Can everyone hear me?

01:00:36.460 Yeah, I got you.

01:00:37.340 Yes, sir.

01:00:38.540 Okay.

01:00:39.020 I've been locked up for 30 minutes, fellas.

01:00:40.960 I think I've, I got it figured out, but Paladin, I can't see to mute anybody.

01:00:45.160 Should I just drop out and come back in?

01:00:49.000 Uh, it might show up in a second here.

01:00:51.340 Give it a second.

01:00:52.060 We'll see if it shows up.

01:00:53.160 If not, uh, you might need to recycle again.

01:00:56.860 Oh yeah.

01:00:57.480 I see you as a speaker now, so it might be a co-host issue.

01:01:00.980 There's a lot of glitches coming out of this spaces lately.

01:01:06.380 There we go.

01:01:07.040 I just got the invite.

01:01:07.700 All this talk has reminded me of a song that I used to sing as a kid.

01:01:19.460 If you guys want to hear it, it's quick.

01:01:21.220 Like 20 seconds.

01:01:22.100 All right.

01:01:28.580 Okay.

01:01:28.820 And this my land, this land is your land. 0.99

01:01:32.900 Meg, I honestly didn't think we had a fucking auction. 0.99

01:01:35.340 And you don't have one. 1.00

01:01:37.700 And if you don't get off, I'll blow your head off. 1.00

01:01:41.820 This land was made for only me. 1.00

01:01:46.420 Banger.

01:01:46.860 That was beautiful.

01:01:50.960 You know, if we would have told you no, you would have sung it anyways.

01:01:54.340 That's what I thought was funny.

01:01:55.740 No, he wouldn't have sung it.

01:01:57.040 Then he would have screamed it.

01:01:58.080 I would have.

01:02:00.040 No.

01:02:02.400 I would have sung it, but I just would have muted my mic.

01:02:05.240 There you go.

01:02:05.880 There you go.

01:02:16.860 Are you speaking or am I just not hearing anyone?

01:02:34.580 I don't think anybody's talking.

01:02:37.220 If Fitz side was talking, you'd barely hear him.

01:02:40.560 The other drill, love.

01:02:41.320 Even if I'm not talking, just know that my power is resonating to all y'all in your soul.

01:02:51.560 And one day you're going to come to pray and get baptized. 1.00

01:02:54.280 So I'll be a faggot. 1.00

01:02:55.440 Well, I asked because I. 1.00

01:02:57.000 Oh, my fucking God. 0.99

01:02:58.940 But it wasn't. 0.99

01:03:00.260 I wasn't hearing anything.

01:03:01.840 So I thought maybe you were talking because the little speaker thing was showing you were talking.

01:03:06.840 But OK, no worries.

01:03:11.320 Well, Fitz side's always talking, at least to himself.

01:03:17.100 Yeah, I got those problems.

01:03:20.220 I think we all do. 1.00

01:03:22.020 Have you ever been caught having a conversation with yourself by your wife and she's like, what the fuck are you doing? 1.00

01:03:29.520 Yes. 1.00

01:03:30.120 Yes.

01:03:30.480 But she does it, too.

01:03:31.600 So it doesn't matter.

01:03:32.800 It's fair.

01:03:33.560 My wife.

01:03:34.260 My wife is a very outstanding woman.

01:03:36.420 She doesn't do it.

01:03:37.160 But I do talk and think out loud sometimes.

01:03:39.240 That's not what you said about her yesterday in here.

01:03:43.120 My wife.

01:03:44.260 My wife doesn't talk to herself. 1.00

01:03:46.240 But I. 0.99

01:03:46.600 But she doesn't say what the fuck I'm doing. 0.99

01:03:48.700 She's just like, oh, she walks out the room. 1.00

01:03:54.240 Because I married an insane man. 0.96

01:03:58.840 Where would we be without our women? 1.00

01:04:01.760 And I tell her, well, you knew that before you married me.

01:04:03.740 So.

01:04:03.920 Yeah. 1.00

01:04:09.240 Sometimes I got to tell mine, just go eat a can of kidney beans and shut up. 0.98

01:04:16.020 I'm just kidding. 0.93

01:04:17.660 Where's my big turkey sandwich?

01:04:21.200 You know, Campbell's chunky soup is now racist, apparently.

01:04:26.400 You know, just just throwing that out there. 0.98

01:04:28.740 You know, and niggers actually figured out a way to start turning themselves white. 1.00

01:04:34.000 You know, so I think like 20 more rounds of a canned stove, you know what I'm saying? 0.99

01:04:41.020 Will turn him like Michael Jackson and shit like that. 0.98

01:04:44.720 You're talking about that guy who heated up that can? 0.99

01:04:47.000 White power. 1.00

01:04:47.720 Are you talking about the guy who heated up his can on the stove and it exploded and burnt his fucking skin? 1.00

01:04:52.000 Yep, that's the one. 0.99

01:04:56.420 That's the one right there.

01:04:58.560 Campbell's chunky soup.

01:04:59.500 He needs to do.

01:05:00.440 He didn't have it hot enough.

01:05:02.280 That's why it didn't work.

01:05:03.640 And if you're not staring right over it, perfectly right over it, it's not going to cook correctly.

01:05:09.160 He didn't do it right.

01:05:12.840 You know, you got to get it hit by different angles.

01:05:16.220 You know what I'm saying?

01:05:16.780 So, like, next time he's got to look to the left, you know what I mean?

01:05:20.100 He already knows the situation and the routine, you know?

01:05:22.840 He's been mugshotted before.

01:05:24.380 So, the crazy thing is, you know what I mean?

01:05:25.480 But, yeah.

01:05:26.600 To me, it's just one of those, it's like the mirror test, right?

01:05:29.360 By the time I was seven, I don't understand pressure and heat to a certain degree.

01:05:33.520 And it seems like this guy's a full-grown man.

01:05:35.880 He still doesn't understand pressure and heat.

01:05:40.340 I love that out in the woods making baked beans in a can fire.

01:05:46.780 Oh, yeah.

01:05:48.580 And, you know, that Campbell's, the Campbell's chunky suit.

01:05:52.060 They got to, they got to stop fast shaming.

01:05:54.100 How dare they?

01:05:59.060 Well, if you were smart, you would just, like, click the tab up, right?

01:06:03.600 They would just pop the little hole on the side, you know?

01:06:06.980 And then you would, like, sit there and heat it up until it slightly boils up to the lid.

01:06:12.260 And then you'd know it was hot. 0.99

01:06:14.180 And then you could grab the little ring and you could pull it off the stove and shit. 0.99

01:06:19.840 And then, you know, then you could pop the top off. 0.98

01:06:22.820 You guys, you were like, you know.

01:06:25.060 You guys must have never seen the Goofy movie.

01:06:27.420 You're doing it all wrong.

01:06:31.840 Next, they'll try the microwave. 1.00

01:06:33.300 Actually, there's, uh, there's only videos of blacks trying to microwave the aluminum and shit. 1.00

01:06:45.080 Well, I heard if you throw two sticks in the can and rub them together, it'll heat up that fucking ravioli. 1.00

01:06:52.620 I bet one's listening right now, and he's like, no fucking way. 0.99

01:07:05.240 You know what? 0.98

01:07:05.920 I think for a future technology, you need to make the operating interface a little bit higher IQ.

01:07:14.820 You know what I'm saying? 0.97

01:07:15.360 Or you have to maybe do math or something to figure out the timer to decode things and all that versus fucking, like, just push buttons. 0.91

01:07:28.000 You have to spell calculator before you can use this appliance.

01:07:31.860 I wish we would bring back tests for the voting system.

01:07:37.820 Like, if you can't pass a written test or a test on how the voting works and the different branches and all that stuff, and who's running and what the number one issues are.

01:07:50.520 Yeah, first, the very first test, the very first test will be like, how do you say ask?

01:07:58.340 Ask.

01:07:58.780 So that would be the first test, and then we'll go from there.

01:08:04.200 You have a bag with three gallons and a bucket with five gallons.

01:08:08.160 How many buckets do you have? 0.99

01:08:14.480 Two nigger. 1.00

01:08:16.220 Ambulance. 1.00

01:08:16.780 Do you self-in-favor?

01:08:17.840 Do you self-in-favor? 0.92

01:08:18.760 If your neighborhood starts, like, turning non-white, get your kids out of there. 1.00

01:08:22.700 Because your accent is something that you are being influenced by other people. 0.99

01:08:31.040 And if you're surrounded by niggers, you're going to have ebonics. 1.00

01:08:34.140 Ebonics is an accent. 0.99

01:08:36.880 It's math.

01:08:38.040 And those are the problems you have when you sit there and try to raise your white kids in the sea of non-white. 1.00

01:08:46.460 I think I'd have a hard time with mine. 0.85

01:08:54.540 I got that hardcore twang.

01:08:59.620 The baners. 0.96

01:09:00.500 But, yeah, I hear it all the time, like, these people that are in, you know, nigger neighborhoods, and they just, they've just like, oh, yeah, my whole family talk like this, man. 1.00

01:09:12.440 Come on. 1.00

01:09:13.340 You know, like, shit, nigga. 1.00

01:09:15.560 My whole family type shit. 1.00

01:09:17.800 They all talk like this. 1.00

01:09:19.340 And so it's just, it's disgusting.

01:09:22.580 Well, here's the downside of that, is living in those communities, you lose your own words, right? 1.00

01:09:28.760 Because you stop using big articulate words because no one understands you and you get tired of fucking explaining yourselves in stupid ebonics. 0.95

01:09:37.820 So, like, 10, 15, 20 years goes by, and these words are no longer in your vocabulary. 0.99

01:09:45.180 And then when you hear other people speak them, it's like, you know the word.

01:09:49.360 You know it's supposed to be in your vocabulary, but it takes you a split second to, like, really register on what they're talking about. 0.96

01:09:58.100 And by that time, you're already missing pieces of the conversation and shit.

01:10:02.540 So, yeah, it's having a direct effect on it. 0.99

01:10:06.560 When you use big words about people, they'll call you retarded and stuff. 1.00

01:10:11.280 You're like, this man's dumb. 1.00

01:10:13.460 They just mad because they don't understand. 1.00

01:10:15.080 So, I went to the plumbing store today, and there's some shit inside my ductwork pipe. 0.99

01:10:21.300 And he's like, I don't know. 1.00

01:10:22.140 He goes, there's some stucky shit in there. 1.00

01:10:23.440 I said, I ain't worried about it. 1.00

01:10:25.360 And I was like, yo, it's probably that grape soda guy shit. 0.99

01:10:28.660 And, like, two guys behind the counter laughing. 1.00

01:10:32.400 I was in there the day before, two days ago.

01:10:37.080 Everywhere I go, I preach.

01:10:39.080 I preach the JQ and everything, so they know what's up. 0.97

01:10:42.400 Hey, Fitzsides, did you ever notice that, like, in a group of niggers, the smartest nigger is always the one who makes up his own big words? 1.00

01:10:54.060 And they all look at him like, oh, shit, this motherfucker's smart. 1.00

01:10:57.340 He knows the big words and shit. 1.00

01:11:00.000 Emancipation. 1.00

01:11:01.720 Emancipation.

01:11:02.980 The black man.

01:11:05.120 Yeah, I know. 1.00

01:11:05.800 Like, that fucking black dude that was talking to Jordan Peterson on that debate about why he's so angry, like, it was, like, a caricature of that type of person, dude. 1.00

01:11:15.500 Like, just fucking throwing big words out just to sound smart. 1.00

01:11:18.480 Probably doesn't really fully understand those words. 0.99

01:11:21.080 He just understands them.

01:11:22.420 Understand them enough to use them correctly in a sentence.

01:11:25.620 But he doesn't actually understand what he said.

01:11:27.300 You said it right the first time.

01:11:31.000 Understand them.

01:11:32.280 Yeah, that's definitely the right way, Fitzsides.

01:11:35.320 Understand them.

01:11:36.380 You're neck in the woods.

01:11:37.920 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:11:38.960 I'm working on it, okay?

01:11:41.200 You left out reparation.

01:11:43.320 I'm surprised they know that one.

01:11:46.600 Reparation of the repudiation of the enancipation.

01:11:51.500 Yeah.

01:11:51.940 Yeah.

01:11:52.020 Yeah, every new word they learn, right?

01:11:58.820 They go to their rhyme dictionary and then go learn all the words that rhyme with it, too, because those are all related. 0.99

01:12:10.340 Type shit. 1.00

01:12:13.260 Shit, my goose got nothing on me. 1.00

01:12:22.020 Yo, what's up, guys? 0.99

01:12:34.520 I got a question.

01:12:35.260 What's up, Ryan?

01:12:35.900 What up, Matt?

01:12:36.360 I got a question for Fit Side, brother.

01:12:38.440 I'm ordering the Aura Linda.

01:12:40.240 I want to read it.

01:12:41.320 You finally convinced me.

01:12:42.680 Is there any, like, translation I should be looking for?

01:12:45.660 Or what should I be looking for?

01:12:48.240 There's a new translation by Jan Oat, but I still prefer the, uh, a new English translation by Jan Oat, but I still prefer the, uh, the, uh, what's it, Stanbach translation from the 1800s?

01:13:05.320 It's, like, 99% accurate.

01:13:07.200 There's, like, there's, like, little words, like, the word liberty didn't exist.

01:13:13.640 The word freedom comes from a more Germanic word, why the word liberty is more like a French revolutionary bullshit word, right, that they translated to English.

01:13:22.940 Like, it's simple things, but essentially, you're, you're, you're catch the meaning on the standings.

01:13:28.420 Okay.

01:13:28.620 Even though it's, like, little translation errors like that.

01:13:30.840 So, so, so, so if I just get a, you know, a basic one here on Thrift Books, just order one, it'll be, it'll be a good read for me then, right?

01:13:37.520 Yeah, yeah, you can even order from Walmart, actually.

01:13:40.100 I think they order, they sell, or lend the books at Walmart.

01:13:44.100 Nah, I got, I got a whole cart full here at Thrift Books, so I'm gonna go ahead and order the hard copy.

01:13:49.140 I like to actually sit down and read, so.

01:13:51.480 Cool.

01:13:51.760 Yeah, if you ever, if you, if you have any questions, like, I have a, so when I first read the book, right, I got to the one section, and I put it down, and, like, this book is fake.

01:14:01.780 Boom, boom, that one section.

01:14:03.340 And then, like, I was, like, looking at different artifacts, and this stunning white culture, I came across stuff that made me question what I had originally thought about the book.

01:14:12.600 And so I went through the book again, I read all the way through, and then I found all this evidence that the book is true, like, with artifacts, genetics, other writings that, other ancient writings that back up what the book says, that mentions things that were in the book.

01:14:33.840 And, like, so there's a lot of, there's a plethora of physical evidence, like, objective evidence that proves the history in the book is true, right?

01:14:43.860 So, if you, once you read it, and, like, you just want to see those artifacts, or you just want to see information on it, I can show it to you.

01:14:51.560 Because I think that's one of the biggest things white people need, as objective truth.

01:14:55.940 I appreciate that, yeah, I'll probably take you up on that.

01:14:58.860 The reason I'm getting it is, you know, you've twisted enough arms long enough. 0.99

01:15:02.960 I'm like, yeah, I should probably read this fucking book, so. 0.98

01:15:05.680 Well, yeah, it's the holy grail of our race. 0.99

01:15:07.940 Yeah.

01:15:08.140 Yeah, it's the holy grail of our race.

01:15:09.700 Every white nationalist, or every pro-white who becomes pro-white, they want to research their history.

01:15:15.500 And we do have written, reflected from our ancestors.

01:15:20.620 To the point where we do have the original ideas of where we came from, who we were, and then how things went south.

01:15:30.360 With that original alien civilization.

01:15:34.180 So, yeah.

01:15:35.440 Read it.

01:15:36.580 That's all I'm going to tell everybody.

01:15:37.900 Read it.

01:15:38.300 Because it's the holy grail of our race.

01:15:40.180 Yeah.

01:15:40.860 Yeah, I mean, even if you don't end up believing it, you know, everything it says, I think it's still important to read and study pretty much.

01:15:47.340 I mean, I try to study everything and parse together my worldview from a lot of different sources.

01:15:53.340 So, it's definitely something that needs to be read as a white nationalist.

01:15:57.200 So, that's where I'm at with it.

01:15:58.800 So, appreciate it.

01:15:59.780 I'll probably hit you up with any questions and stuff.

01:16:03.960 Well, Fifth Side, in case somebody down there has any questions and they're afraid to come up and ask, why don't you put it up in the nest?

01:16:10.360 If everyone needs to read it.

01:16:11.740 We all trust you.

01:16:14.480 You've made me smarter. 0.99

01:16:15.480 I never needed it to call a beaner a fucking bainer right to his face. 1.00

01:16:25.080 I did that before and then I told the cop what I said and then he didn't want to help me no more. 0.98

01:16:31.180 It's the world we live in.

01:16:34.480 Yeah, growing up, I never thought I would ever take pleasure in making someone uncomfortable.

01:16:39.660 But, yes, it feels amazing.

01:16:41.520 So, the wife and I, we went out for lunch or dinner, I don't remember, the other day.

01:16:48.820 And we were out and about and I know, honey, the other colored tool.

01:16:56.560 And I was yelling at a few and, yeah, we were having fun.

01:17:03.120 I was like, don't that feel good, babe?

01:17:04.740 She's like, yeah, it does.

01:17:06.240 I was like, you have no idea.

01:17:07.500 You're missing out.

01:17:08.740 So, yeah, we had fun.

01:17:10.040 We got some good food and yelled at some random people.

01:17:14.780 Can't beat that.

01:17:17.960 That sounds like a great Friday night date, brother.

01:17:26.960 Oberstrom, what's going on?

01:17:29.700 Hey, mate. 0.99

01:17:30.720 Yeah, I was going to come up here and make a joke, but I realized it was a fucking dad joke. 0.98

01:17:34.360 So, I was just sitting here panel writing until WTF spoke. 1.00

01:17:39.520 And I thought, fuck this guy, this cunt, 2025, man, he's cracked the code for romance. 1.00

01:17:45.620 This is the new romantics, as they said. 1.00

01:17:49.060 This is the new era of romance. 1.00

01:17:51.620 Going out, practicing racism together, couples, fucking, there's no better bonding. 0.99

01:17:56.760 This, the intimacy level is second only to lovemaking, really. 1.00

01:18:01.400 It's right.

01:18:02.360 Am I off point here?

01:18:03.900 I don't know. 0.99

01:18:04.500 You fucking cracked the code there, mate. 0.99

01:18:06.400 Yeah, it is definitely a turn-on when you see your woman yell, Bainer. 1.00

01:18:15.880 Or Bainer. 0.73

01:18:17.860 Anything.

01:18:18.660 Anything that, like.

01:18:21.200 That or what you said, Paul, yesterday, he said seeing your woman fist. 0.99

01:18:24.620 The other day, she drove my truck and out her car.

01:18:27.060 And I'm like, whoo-wee.

01:18:28.580 Yeah, it's little things.

01:18:30.020 It is the little things.

01:18:32.280 Even if she doesn't, and you say it, you're going to get her heart racing a little bit.

01:18:41.280 That's, uh, that's immediately take her home and, um, put another baby in it. 1.00

01:18:49.100 Exactly.

01:18:50.080 We want to, but not the right decision right now, but we do like the practice.

01:18:55.680 Yeah, man.

01:18:56.420 At least try.

01:18:57.200 At least as I say, practice, practice makes perfect, brother.

01:19:00.760 We need a bigger home.

01:19:02.280 We need any more.

01:19:03.300 We already got four, so. 0.89

01:19:11.280 You got room for one more WTF.

01:19:14.220 Dude, I already, dude, I just put a dish in on the house the other day.

01:19:17.620 Let me get that done.

01:19:18.800 And let me get some things done. 0.99

01:19:20.280 I got too much shit on my plate. 0.95

01:19:22.080 I don't need, I don't need a, uh, a nine-month deadline. 0.99

01:19:27.200 Don't you have, like, four WTF or something?

01:19:31.340 Yeah, I got four.

01:19:33.780 That's, that's, that's very good.

01:19:35.880 That's, that's, uh, and, uh, and dogs and birds.

01:19:40.760 And now we got a crippled bird that we got to take care of every day and all day and feed 1.00

01:19:45.240 it and make sure.

01:19:46.340 Yeah, man.

01:19:46.940 I don't know if I could do a baby right now.

01:19:48.680 I got this bird to take care of.

01:19:52.380 So, uh, yeah, any, any, um, any women in the, uh, in the room understand men only want 0.96

01:19:58.860 one thing and it's disgusting. 0.95

01:20:00.520 They want you to be more racist. 0.98

01:20:07.300 Yes, it all starts with that.

01:20:18.680 100%.

01:20:24.820 So, uh, yeah, I've seen this thing.

01:20:30.540 Uh, let me see if I lost it.

01:20:32.320 I had to refresh my VPN.

01:20:33.720 So I got, uh, everything, uh, I lost everything I was looking at, but yeah, some kid who was,

01:20:39.760 uh, busting pedophiles on Roblox, um, they, uh, they got sued by Roblox or Roblox or whatever 0.92

01:20:47.480 the fuck. 0.97

01:20:48.220 And, uh, yeah, they're, they, they were, they were busting a bunch of pedophiles that were, 1.00

01:20:53.980 uh, preying on kids on Roblox.

01:20:57.280 And, um, yeah, he, uh, he said that they're coming after him with a lawsuit now because he

01:21:02.980 was going after, uh, these, uh, these, uh, predators that were luring kids on, uh, on Roblox.

01:21:09.760 And, uh, I seen that.

01:21:12.180 Yeah.

01:21:12.920 And you know what I also see too, now that you mentioned it, there was this, there was 0.99

01:21:18.500 this, um, this, um, this nigger bitch mom that was, sorry, I'm at a customer's house. 1.00

01:21:25.940 So I gotta be good. 1.00

01:21:27.400 Um, and she was complaining.

01:21:29.220 She was showing what they can do in that game.

01:21:32.300 It's almost like GTA where you can go in a car and then the car rocks, right?

01:21:37.040 Well, you can physically like put whatever you want on and then like, you can lay in

01:21:42.020 a bed and I guess you could type in Roblox so you can communicate.

01:21:45.200 It kind of comes up like a, like a bubble or whatever.

01:21:48.340 And, um, so they could say like perverted things like, Hey, like come and get on top

01:21:52.880 of me and, or whatever.

01:21:54.320 Like it's, that's not for kids, man. 1.00

01:21:56.860 That's, that's fucked up. 0.99

01:21:58.880 I remember playing GTA and I didn't understand the whole car rocking thing at first. 0.99

01:22:03.080 And I was like, Oh, okay.

01:22:04.260 I get it now.

01:22:07.040 If you're interested in the book, I put in the nest, a link to the PDF, a link to an

01:22:12.260 audio version. 0.92

01:22:13.380 Why are you so fucking random fit side? 0.86

01:22:15.120 That was like 30 minutes ago. 0.98

01:22:16.300 We talked about that.

01:22:18.380 Well, I was gathering all the links and took me and I put a link for the, uh, uh, a collection

01:22:26.060 of evidence that proves the history is authentic.

01:22:27.800 That's it that's in the book and that everything in the book is saying is actually a true history.

01:22:31.540 It's not made up, uh, in the nest.

01:22:34.800 So maybe what you need to do is, is like, do like, uh, like, um, what's her name?

01:22:41.860 What's what's, oh my gosh.

01:22:43.200 I feel like I haven't seen her in forever since I've been kind of MIA.

01:22:46.380 Um, what's the lady's name that reads the books? 1.00

01:22:52.660 Mostly.

01:22:53.520 Mostly.

01:22:54.160 Yeah.

01:22:54.440 Maybe that's something you need to do if it's like nighttime, nighttime with nighttime

01:23:01.380 with your nighttime with your creepy uncle fits.

01:23:05.580 The, the oral in the book and reading it and sharing the message is kind of a, like, it really

01:23:12.400 belongs to the women in a way, because like in, if you, if you think about what spirituality 0.83

01:23:18.240 is and the role of spirituality is supposed to take, it's a very feminine, motherly, nurturing

01:23:24.020 role. 0.99

01:23:25.180 Men shouldn't be trying to be spreading fucking spirituality because that shit is, it's kind 1.00

01:23:31.180 of gay for men to do such. 1.00

01:23:32.480 Men are meant to go work, uh, kick ass and provide and be men. 1.00

01:23:39.360 And being a nurturer and a nurturer for society is a woman. 0.97

01:23:44.280 Do you do the dishes at all at your house or the laundry?

01:23:48.700 Uh, no, I just buy paper plates. 0.99

01:23:51.460 I'm done talking to you for the whole rest of the fucking day. 0.99

01:23:57.940 Oh, oh, I buy new socks every time I wear them too. 1.00

01:24:00.520 Don't even watch.

01:24:03.500 Go down.

01:24:04.220 Uh, Bosco, take it away.

01:24:08.900 I have a, uh, pretty cool, uh, PDF story from when I was, uh, incarcerated.

01:24:20.060 If you guys want to hear it.

01:24:26.660 Let's go.

01:24:28.860 All right.

01:24:30.080 So I had a new cellmate.

01:24:34.220 And I refuse to sell with anyone who's not white. 1.00

01:24:39.040 So when I get back from wherever I'm, you know, court, from chow, from rec, wherever,

01:24:51.020 and I find a new guy in my cell.

01:24:55.060 If it's a non-white, I refuse to lock in and I go to the hole automatically. 1.00

01:25:02.660 Um, this guy was white.

01:25:06.480 So I was like, all right, you know, I'll give him a chance.

01:25:11.980 I'll see what he's got going on.

01:25:14.080 Um, he didn't speak a lick of English.

01:25:19.900 He was like Turkish.

01:25:22.080 He said he was like Christian, like Orthodox.

01:25:28.280 And, you know, I kind of got along with him for three or four days.

01:25:37.180 And then, uh, he really started to get on my nerves asking me about what this word meant.

01:25:47.220 And he's trying to write letters home.

01:25:51.420 And I don't mind helping people. 0.99

01:25:54.240 But when you are constantly like bombarding me with shit, it's, it's, it's a sign of disrespect. 0.99

01:26:02.360 And, uh, what was I saying? 0.99

01:26:09.440 So I go to court and I was supposed to be released that day.

01:26:17.700 I posted a $15,000 bond.

01:26:20.800 Um, and I was so excited.

01:26:26.960 Um, I was going to be home on the bracelet until the, uh, you know, the resolvement of my case.

01:26:36.200 And I got to court and the judge was not receptive to me because of my charges.

01:26:47.580 Um, so I was already furious, furious, furious, furious beyond belief.

01:26:58.680 So I got back to my cell after a long day of court in the paddy wagon.

01:27:08.460 And this guy is, he took all my stuff.

01:27:14.460 He took my rack.

01:27:18.360 He had a double bed.

01:27:20.640 He made it like his own little suite.

01:27:24.560 And I didn't even know about it at first until the African CO was like screaming at him.

01:27:32.400 Like, what are you doing?

01:27:33.800 This is not your house.

01:27:35.140 This is Mr. Ross's house.

01:27:38.240 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:27:39.400 And I got, you know, I walked over and I was just, you know, calmly like, listen, man, I know I said I was going home today.

01:27:51.260 It's not happening.

01:27:53.820 Um, I need you to give me back my stuff.

01:27:57.980 And he said no.

01:28:03.620 And when you say no in front of a huge group of people in, you know, a scenario like that, that is a huge sign of, of disrespect. 1.00

01:28:18.900 And if you don't do something, you're a pussy. 1.00

01:28:23.880 So, so, so listen, so listen. 1.00

01:28:29.180 So, he started saying that he was of a Semite religion.

01:28:39.480 And that if I was to be locked in the cell with him, that it would be a hate crime.

01:28:50.760 Um, one thing led to another.

01:28:55.640 Uh, the lieutenant came.

01:28:59.020 And once he gets to a certain point, you have to act.

01:29:03.880 You have to do something, no matter how many guards are there, no matter how many staffs there.

01:29:11.560 And I did something.

01:29:15.300 And I didn't find out until later that he was a Jew.

01:29:24.180 And it was, uh, not a pleasurable experience.

01:29:30.740 I did, uh, four months in solitary confinement for it.

01:29:37.240 Um, I lost all my good time.

01:29:40.420 And, uh, it was not a good time at all.

01:29:48.520 What did you do?

01:29:49.580 What did you do?

01:29:53.960 To get arrested?

01:29:55.920 No, what did you do to the guy?

01:29:57.680 You, you, you, you spent time in the hole.

01:30:01.900 So, it's not like you didn't, they don't know about.

01:30:04.800 So, so what did you do?

01:30:06.660 So, the lieutenant, the lieutenant, um, heard the screaming.

01:30:13.220 Now, on blocks, there's a private, there's a sergeant.

01:30:18.140 And then, there's a lieutenant who supervises both blocks.

01:30:24.780 And it just so happened that the lieutenant was doing rounds in my cell block.

01:30:32.880 And he got involved between me and this individual.

01:30:38.220 And I had absolutely no choice but to swing on this gentleman.

01:30:48.520 I mean, I, I already did my time for it.

01:30:51.340 I did four months in the hole for it.

01:30:54.160 So, I can talk about it. 1.00

01:30:56.880 Um, the dude was a complete piece of shit anyways. 1.00

01:31:00.920 He was a, uh, what I found out later was a, uh, child molester. 1.00

01:31:08.260 And the lieutenant actually told me that while he was bringing me to the solitary confinement.

01:31:17.200 Did you get him good?

01:31:18.400 And did you, where did, uh, you break anything?

01:31:22.220 You break his nose or what happened? 0.97

01:31:23.620 Um, I, so, what I like to do is, I like to kick in people's kneecaps. 0.96

01:31:35.880 And then, they fall forward. 0.99

01:31:39.420 And then, once they fall forward, I give them a hook to the face. 1.00

01:31:44.140 And, I was only able to get, like, three or four punches in before, like, five black guerrilla COs fucking jumped on me. 1.00

01:31:57.560 And then, I got the shit beat out of me in the elevator. 1.00

01:32:02.240 Because there's no cameras in the elevator in South Bay. 1.00

01:32:06.720 So, they beat the shit out of me. 0.98

01:32:09.400 And then, I got sent to the hole for four months. 1.00

01:32:14.140 But, it's a moment of pride in my life where I got my hands on a pedophile, on a Jewish pedophile, mind you. 0.99

01:32:29.880 And, it's a, it's a moment of pride in my life. 0.98

01:32:35.980 And, yeah.

01:32:39.400 That's all I got to say about that, gentlemen. 1.00

01:32:41.500 Well, Bosco, you can kiss my ass. 0.99

01:32:45.300 I've had four knee surgeries. 1.00

01:32:46.760 And, that made my knee hurt.

01:32:48.440 Oh, my God.

01:32:50.040 What is that?

01:32:50.600 What's that from?

01:32:51.520 Oh, that's all I got to say. 1.00

01:32:52.880 Fucking water. 1.00

01:32:54.200 Horse gum. 1.00

01:32:55.000 That's all I got to say about that.

01:32:57.720 Once it was known in the unit, he was a sex offender.

01:33:01.020 I have the paperwork.

01:33:03.680 I always carry my criminal paperwork. 1.00

01:33:09.260 Just in case any faggots want to try to fucking be like, oh, you're a liar. 1.00

01:33:15.140 You're this. 1.00

01:33:16.380 You're that.

01:33:17.600 So, if anyone wants to see my paperwork, I'm more than happy to show you.

01:33:25.020 But, once they knew he was in the unit, like, he was on the block that he was a sex offender, did they move him to the, you know, that, who is it? 0.98

01:33:39.780 The fucking, oh, what's it called? 1.00

01:33:42.760 With the fucking, the losers. 1.00

01:33:44.280 Where all the fucking losers go. 1.00

01:33:47.040 PC. 1.00

01:33:47.760 Was he PC'd up?

01:33:48.840 Yeah.

01:33:49.020 No.

01:33:51.460 So, you have to request for PC.

01:33:54.180 And he didn't speak English.

01:33:56.700 So, he didn't know how to, like, request for PC.

01:34:01.180 And I asked him for his paperwork when he first got to the cell.

01:34:07.120 And he said he didn't have it.

01:34:09.900 Which is an automatic red flag.

01:34:12.840 But you have to do your, like, diligence.

01:34:16.900 Like, you have to do, like, a thorough investigation when it comes to stuff that severe. 0.99

01:34:25.800 Because people can lose their lives over shit like that. 0.97

01:34:29.480 So, there needs to be an investigation. 0.99

01:34:33.840 There needs to be, you know, proper, like, due diligence.

01:34:40.940 Yeah.

01:34:41.500 One of my proudest moments in jail.

01:34:46.360 But, among many other not very proud moments.

01:34:53.500 When you got out of the hole, did they bring you back to the same block?

01:34:59.360 Or did they move you blocks?

01:35:01.060 They had a, uh, keep away.

01:35:08.380 So, I had to go to a, another, uh, I had to go to another pod.

01:35:17.020 So, I wasn't able to be around him.

01:35:21.160 Once you, uh, you know, really, really hurt someone, you have a keep away.

01:35:29.900 Yeah.

01:35:31.060 Did they up your level?

01:35:39.220 Uh, yeah.

01:35:41.040 I, uh, my original bail was, um, $10,000.

01:35:47.020 And then they raised it to $15,000 after that incident.

01:35:53.260 Is that 10% or is that all of it?

01:36:05.240 Is what all of it?

01:36:08.420 All in all?

01:36:09.860 $10,000, $15,000?

01:36:11.320 Or is that including, that's the 10%?

01:36:13.100 The $10,000 was for a, um, I don't know.

01:36:23.480 I don't know if I can say it, but, um, it's a, uh, second, uh, it's a, is that your 10%?

01:36:32.720 It's a, it's a, it's a 2A related, uh, charge.

01:36:38.560 Is that your 10% or the whole amount?

01:36:40.900 I was talking about security level.

01:36:45.680 I didn't know if they upped your level for like, were you a level one or two and then you went to a two or three or after the assault?

01:36:52.740 Well, they usually, they, usually they, they put you in as whatever your bail is.

01:36:57.780 Cause whatever your bail is usually goes upon, you know, what you've done and who you're getting housed with.

01:37:03.740 Yeah. 0.98

01:37:04.280 I was on, um, when you're saying 10 or $15,000 bail, 10% of that ain't shit. 0.97

01:37:10.180 It's almost like you went in there for, for nothing. 0.93

01:37:12.220 So are you saying that's your 10%?

01:37:16.720 No, Massachusetts is, uh, different.

01:37:19.860 We don't do, uh.

01:37:22.740 Like, uh, other States where it's like you put forth the, uh, 10%.

01:37:30.400 You have to put down the whole amount.

01:37:34.720 It's 15,000 then.

01:37:37.140 Yeah.

01:37:37.500 It's Commonwealth law.

01:37:39.540 Oh, you wouldn't like it, uh, here.

01:37:42.400 Yeah. 0.97

01:37:43.080 My bail amounts on some of my stuff was like 50,000 and shit, but you. 0.82

01:37:48.320 Yeah. 0.98

01:37:48.840 Oh no.

01:37:51.920 I, dude, I 500 to a million.

01:37:55.280 Yeah.

01:37:56.000 10% of that.

01:37:57.420 In, uh, in a city like Boston or in New York or Philadelphia, there's so many, uh, to a crimes

01:38:08.420 that, uh, you know, they just, uh, you know, uh, they just slap like 10,000, 15,000.

01:38:21.820 Um, yeah.

01:38:24.560 Go ahead, honky.

01:38:35.220 Hey guys, I was, man, I was just listening to that story.

01:38:38.300 Wow.

01:38:39.020 Mine is really boring compared to that.

01:38:41.020 Um, but, uh, we were talking about, uh, uh, run up rope Roblox or whatever, man.

01:38:48.260 I just, that just hit a nerve with me because I went, I went round and round with them for

01:38:53.120 six months because, uh, you know, you talked about the kid that was actually doing good

01:38:57.920 on there, getting rid of pedophiles or identifying them.

01:39:00.580 And then, um, they went after the kid.

01:39:03.120 I keep in mind, I mean, they're in what San Mateo, which I think is pretty darn close to

01:39:08.300 San Francisco.

01:39:10.080 But, uh, a long story short, I, you know, I have two daughters that are on it. 0.97

01:39:13.620 My youngest one got banned for something completely stupid playing a cat simulator game. 0.99

01:39:21.740 And she said she was licking her paws comes up sexual content. 0.98

01:39:27.340 You're banned for 24 hours.

01:39:29.400 Well, what happens?

01:39:30.900 You know, that's what makes me mad.

01:39:32.520 Why they say they can't track down pedophiles because in the meantime, while one is serving 0.99

01:39:36.980 a 24 hour band for something stupid, the other one logs in. 0.86

01:39:41.180 So then they IP ban for life, the entire household. 0.87

01:39:45.120 So, uh, I went through their whole process of, uh, appeals and all that stuff.

01:39:50.080 In the meantime, during this whole process, they had an event where they selected a pedophile

01:39:55.040 that's, I forgot what they call them.

01:39:56.500 They have a name for pedophiles on there, um, where they build hotels or something and they 0.99

01:40:02.120 do all this sick shit, uh, which it was blowing all up all over X. 0.99

01:40:06.260 But anyhow, I actually went to the point where I had to like send in for legal for arbitration 0.99

01:40:12.940 and, uh, finally got resolved after six months. 0.89

01:40:16.700 But if you talk about a company that's completely fucked up, I know that, uh, are the attorney 0.97

01:40:23.200 general here is going after them because they just busted a whole big pedophile ring. 0.99

01:40:27.120 And also Robux was involved.

01:40:28.760 But, uh, it's one of those things where if your kids are on it, I heard someone else say

01:40:32.140 their kids was on it.

01:40:32.860 I mean, luckily mine, I mean, I've like trained.

01:40:35.560 I'm just like, don't tell anyone who you, you know, your name, where you live, how old

01:40:38.900 you are or anything, because there are some sick bucks on there. 0.97

01:40:43.180 And that's my two cents. 0.99

01:40:44.360 The next place you have to work, watch out for is fucking VR, cats, that meta, that's 0.99

01:41:00.120 going to be the next biggest, uh, thing they're going to go, uh, shoot to control the pedophiles 0.99

01:41:04.620 world. 1.00

01:41:08.680 Fucking pedos. 1.00

01:41:09.600 Every time they got to fuck shit up for kids. 1.00

01:41:11.520 It allows them to be furries on virtual reality and to dress like furries and change their 1.00

01:41:19.720 looks.

01:41:20.440 It's just more interactive and it's, uh, it's more, uh, immersive to these freaks, you

01:41:27.420 know?

01:41:28.020 So it's definitely, it's probably already is right.

01:41:31.120 Because you got to remember a lot of these Jewish engine, the, the Jewish think tanks, they're 0.98

01:41:35.520 all pedos.

01:41:36.100 And so they looked at, they make policies granting pedals, certain protection, or they

01:41:42.080 don't enforce a lot of pedal, uh, uh, anti pedal policies that they have.

01:41:48.840 And that's what it's the same.

01:41:50.200 So you got discord, which is a major, uh, pedal problem and you have robots and you're going

01:41:56.460 to have virtual reality is going to also be, uh, a pedal problem.

01:41:59.840 Oh, and sure enough, I looked up the CEO of Roblox and guess what?

01:42:04.260 You know who he is.

01:42:05.240 You know what he is.

01:42:06.060 But don't forget though, they got rid of all the Nazi groups because around like seven,

01:42:22.060 six years ago, we were, we were creating Roblox Nazi, uh, things to like get kids interested

01:42:30.180 in to natural socialism.

01:42:31.700 But they, they got rid of all us, they banned us, but man, thank God they didn't, they banned 0.97

01:42:37.460 us so they can have pedos. 1.00

01:42:38.760 Like this is the fact that they were so proficient at getting rid of anything, Nazism or anything 1.00

01:42:44.480 not a natural socialist or pro white, but they can't get rid of the pedals is bullshit. 0.99

01:42:51.240 Well, that's exactly it. 0.99

01:42:53.660 Actually, real quick, just to add to that, there was actually a group and I saw a screenshot

01:42:58.080 of it.

01:42:58.500 There was actually a thing where they had, where they changed their characters to, uh,

01:43:02.400 the Klansmen and they had a big cross burning and they banned all those people too.

01:43:06.040 But just the screenshot of it, I'm sure you can search it up. 0.95

01:43:09.880 That's fucking cool. 0.99

01:43:10.780 Well, I'm kind of feeling like a pussy with the jail stories. 1.00

01:43:21.060 The only time I went to jail, I was 17 and I got caught at another prom, another school's 0.99

01:43:25.420 prom with a half a joint.

01:43:27.760 And, uh, I had to go get a strip search in my 17 piece tuxedo and all that, but I didn't

01:43:33.200 get to fight nobody.

01:43:40.780 Go ahead, Bosco.

01:43:48.180 Yeah.

01:43:48.740 And I'm really not trying to like glorify these like jail stories, you know, like it's really

01:43:58.440 like an embarrassing time in my life.

01:44:02.560 Um, you know, I remember I'd be watching the news in the day room and the world would just 0.96

01:44:12.100 be going by like without me and, you know, I'd be sitting with the same people, the same fucking 0.99

01:44:25.280 schemes, the same bullshit. 0.99

01:44:30.220 And, you know, it's just, I'm not trying to glorify it, man. 0.99

01:44:37.220 Um, but as far as like us hunting, like the pedos and stuff, I think, uh, there needs to

01:44:49.020 be something done along those lines because, uh, I know Vitaly is, you know, is a piece of 0.99

01:45:02.120 shit, but like, you know, they do it for money and clout and shit, but there are guys out there 0.99

01:45:10.080 that, uh, really do, um, try to protect these kids and, you know, I don't know, maybe in the 0.99

01:45:23.360 back channels we could discuss, like, you know, protect the youth, like, you know, it's the 14

01:45:33.180 words, man.

01:45:35.900 And we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. 1.00

01:45:42.080 And if we keep letting these, you know, evil, evil people prey upon our children,

01:45:53.360 uh, I, I don't know what to do, you know, like, I really would like to sit down with some higher

01:46:05.780 intellect, uh, people and try to figure something out, you know, we have to protect the children.

01:46:17.780 We have to protect our future.

01:46:20.580 And I'll, I'll end with that.

01:46:24.360 Yeah, you're absolutely right.

01:46:26.040 And, uh, they had a thing here in BC, actually, they called themselves the creep catchers and,

01:46:31.840 uh, they were going around setting up, uh, pedophiles to come and meet them.

01:46:35.700 And, uh, what happened was, uh, after a certain amount of like cases, they, they ended up catching

01:46:41.980 a cop, right?

01:46:42.980 They caught a cop in one of these things and they would, uh, do basically what Vitaly was

01:46:47.520 doing.

01:46:47.700 Vitaly's a Jew, by the way.

01:46:49.380 Um, and, uh, the, uh, they basically, they, they, they caught this cop trying to lure a

01:46:57.320 child into, uh, you know, to come meet them.

01:46:59.660 And, uh, it got out and then, uh, they shut them down.

01:47:03.660 They made them like, stop.

01:47:04.900 They, they went after them pretty much similar to how they did like with this guy on the Roblox

01:47:09.300 thing.

01:47:09.940 Um, they went after him and he was the big enemy number one.

01:47:13.360 And, and, um, yeah, so, uh, if you, if you get too close to the sun, they're, they're

01:47:20.640 going to shut it down.

01:47:21.440 You know what I mean?

01:47:21.920 But, um, that's why they, and even if not, that's why they shut down to catch a predator

01:47:27.140 white, remember that show to catch a predator that they shut down that show because they 0.99

01:47:33.040 were fucking, they were catching too many cops and politicians. 1.00

01:47:37.220 One of the politicians that was caught, he fucking offed himself when they came to get 1.00

01:47:43.560 him, they, he killed himself. 1.00

01:47:45.300 And then this, this shit happened with a cop too. 1.00

01:47:48.180 And so they shut that show down for the exact same reason. 0.99

01:47:53.120 That's with what Chris Hanson, right?

01:47:55.580 Yeah.

01:47:57.140 Cause it's not like that show wasn't shut down because it wasn't getting ratings.

01:48:02.860 No, no.

01:48:03.600 You were, you said you were going to put your beep and her beep and beep and beep. 1.00

01:48:10.940 I was like, what the fuck? 0.99

01:48:12.340 Like, oh, I never said that. 0.99

01:48:14.100 Dude, it's all right there.

01:48:15.380 He has all the paperwork.

01:48:17.340 Yeah. 1.00

01:48:17.500 That shit was wild. 1.00

01:48:21.700 What are you talking about? 1.00

01:48:22.940 There's a, my local Brady Judd, right? 0.99

01:48:27.500 Every time they do like a sex or pedophile fucking sting, they make a news conference and put 0.99

01:48:34.440 everybody's picture out there and they start shouting out what they do. 1.00

01:48:38.380 And there's always a fucking Disney fucking employee in there. 0.99

01:48:42.780 There's always a teacher and there's always some CEO businessmen from like a different 1.00

01:48:48.800 state for some shit like that. 0.99

01:48:50.480 Man, I love Brady Judd. 1.00

01:48:52.140 I wish he'd run for governor.

01:48:54.900 This is why you can't let men take on nurturing roles because it's always the same thing.

01:48:59.900 Why, why is it this man wants to be a priest where he's teaching little kids?

01:49:03.160 Oh, cause he wants to be dead on them.

01:49:04.380 Why is it this man wants to be a king? 1.00

01:49:06.780 Cause he wants to fuck them. 1.00

01:49:08.460 Why is it that he wants to be a Disney worker where he's spending all his days dancing and like 1.00

01:49:14.640 a fairy in front of these kids because he's a fucking pedophile. 1.00

01:49:17.780 This is why like nurturing should be completely controlled. 1.00

01:49:21.820 Anything in society that we can, we can deem as a nurturing thing can be, should be controlled 0.99

01:49:27.340 by women because men, well, we need to have a better nurturing in a being fucking peddles 1.00

01:49:34.360 a lot of the time. 0.99

01:49:35.420 Our women shouldn't be working full-time jobs at all. 1.00

01:49:41.080 They should be home with the children. 0.96

01:49:43.420 And they need to fix a lot of things in the economy to do that.

01:49:47.060 They make it hard to do it.

01:49:50.600 Marco, go ahead. 0.99

01:49:54.200 Before I get started, I just want to say Paul's a fag, but, um, this one brother, uh, was 1.00

01:50:02.020 talking about, uh, and he's right. 0.99

01:50:04.440 I didn't get his, I, I, I know I hear him every day and I apologize in Northern Florida.

01:50:09.740 We lived there seven years.

01:50:11.640 Um, they do not allow my, my wife worked in the school system for a long time. 0.93

01:50:16.820 They do not allow a male teacher to be alone in the room with any child without a female.

01:50:24.720 Uh, and, um, you know, now, you know, they can, they'll allow a female in there and we've 1.00

01:50:29.380 seen some reports of, of, you know, some nefarious stuff they do, but, you know, we're talking

01:50:34.160 about elementary school kids and, and, uh, they don't allow it, man.

01:50:37.480 The principal, it was a local policy.

01:50:39.600 She wouldn't allow it.

01:50:40.560 So she, you know, she had, she had everything she, you know, she was looking out for him.

01:50:45.760 Um, we had a lot of respect for her.

01:50:47.520 She was a good woman.

01:50:48.220 Absolutely.

01:51:04.180 Uh, also thank you to the, uh, 22 of you who got, who reposted the space.

01:51:09.640 So, uh, uh, we got how many listeners?

01:51:12.340 We got 64 listeners.

01:51:13.660 If we could get you guys to repost the space, it'd help out a lot.

01:51:17.340 Um, you know, uh, you don't even need to hit comments and then repost.

01:51:24.640 It's literally just that plus button down there.

01:51:26.400 Now plus button.

01:51:28.180 It's different.

01:51:28.880 Oh, it's one, it's one button now.

01:51:31.940 It's not, there's no reason people can't repost.

01:51:35.520 I don't know.

01:51:36.340 I don't even know if I update the app.

01:51:38.200 I don't see a plus button though.

01:51:39.800 I just see the plus heart.

01:51:41.220 Yeah.

01:51:41.700 Do I have a turn off?

01:51:45.340 I don't have a plus button either.

01:51:48.260 I do.

01:51:49.680 I'm going to screenshot this.

01:51:51.220 You got to drill a screw in the side of your, um, phone on each side, like Frankenstein.

01:51:57.280 And then you will unlock the plus button like WTF.

01:52:00.520 But you need a drill.

01:52:01.200 Oh.

01:52:01.720 You need a drill and two screws.

01:52:04.160 I did do two screws.

01:52:06.060 Um, admin.

01:52:08.200 Paul needs admin.

01:52:12.120 Yeah.

01:52:12.760 Paul needs co-host.

01:52:14.160 Let's go.

01:52:16.620 Yesterday it was you.

01:52:17.680 Today it's me.

01:52:19.300 Yeah.

01:52:20.160 I had a little problem though.

01:52:21.560 My VPN ran out of time. 1.00

01:52:24.940 Marco better fuck off and find his own fag. 1.00

01:52:27.340 Paul's mine. 1.00

01:52:28.900 Oh, shots fired.

01:52:31.240 Shots fired.

01:52:31.880 Marco, you better watch out.

01:52:34.960 KA8883.

01:52:36.880 What's going on?

01:52:39.100 Hi, everyone.

01:52:39.900 Good afternoon.

01:52:40.460 Can you hear me okay?

01:52:42.400 Yes, we can.

01:52:44.560 I just wanted to jump in and comment about the, the women working. 1.00

01:52:48.360 Um, so I was, uh, I was born in the sixties and my mother, you know, she had to go back

01:52:53.920 to work and we were some of the early, um, I guess women's livers going, I was very influenced 0.71

01:53:00.940 by that and it wasn't so much out of, you know, rebellion.

01:53:05.580 It's just that my father had died and, you know, women needed to have a skill to be independent. 0.99

01:53:10.340 And I guess I'm sort of the poster child for someone who spent her life working.

01:53:15.820 Um, and I've done a lot of study on this on my own personal journey and the emotional hell

01:53:22.920 that I went through when I went to that big box in the sky, so to speak, working in, working

01:53:30.500 downtown and, and I remember the emotional ups and downs and I would used to have to sort

01:53:36.360 of talk myself through it.

01:53:37.720 And I literally going into the office kind of felt like I was dying inside, you know,

01:53:42.140 even though, you know, they create this atmosphere of family or they try to, um, and I've, I've

01:53:48.740 come to this conclusion over the years, kind of tying into what a lot of you were talking

01:53:52.180 about is that really in our DNA, you know, in the last hundred years has been the first

01:53:57.560 time that people have had to kind of extract themselves from their families and go off

01:54:02.140 and work with total strangers, right.

01:54:05.420 And try to make this spend hours, the bulk of your life.

01:54:08.820 And it's gotten worse in corporations.

01:54:11.440 Um, fortunately I'm not there now, but, um, reflecting on my whole life of it, I, I think

01:54:17.800 our, I always said our DNA is meant to tribe, right.

01:54:21.060 Where our ancestors worked with their families in the field, the women would cook and the 1.00

01:54:26.700 men would work out in the field.

01:54:28.060 And so that's kind of ingrained in us.

01:54:30.020 I mean, not kind of, it is ingrained in us and we're meant to try, we're meant to be with

01:54:34.420 our people.

01:54:34.960 So, you know, as much as we can build a career or work where you're working with a family,

01:54:40.940 I think that's much better.

01:54:42.340 And I, I could never go back through that again, ever.

01:54:45.360 Um, going back into fitting into this matrix that in 2020 almost destroyed me when, when

01:54:53.600 they ended it for me, which was a blessing.

01:54:55.760 I didn't know it at the time, but I, I didn't fit the mold, right.

01:54:59.300 Even though I didn't walk around with a sign, I didn't fit the woke agenda, blonde hair,

01:55:03.600 blue eyes.

01:55:04.480 Um, you know, I didn't quite understand what was happening, but it's, it's truly the globalists

01:55:09.460 are trying to take over the corporations and are doing so and to, to really control people.

01:55:14.940 So anyway, just getting back to that, I just want to throw in my two cents.

01:55:18.320 Thank you.

01:55:18.780 If I, if I, if I over talked, I apologize, but yes, I agree.

01:55:22.320 There is definitely something to staying with your people when you work.

01:55:26.460 So thank you.

01:55:27.740 Well, it sounds like you're saying you came up with a solution on your end.

01:55:31.620 What, what, what was your solution to get out of that so-called matrix and to where you're

01:55:36.520 able to do what we were talking about?

01:55:37.860 Well, yeah, so it was forced on me.

01:55:42.240 Um, I was made redundant and they offered, I had a very good job and I was in a corporation

01:55:47.700 and, um, a younger person came in certain ethnicity and, you know, took my job and basically

01:55:55.820 made me redundant.

01:55:56.700 And, um, I, I had the skills to start my own business and then I was able to work at home

01:56:04.320 and care for, um, my parents during COVID that got very sick and were elderly.

01:56:10.520 So I think the solution is, you know, maybe people need to go out and get that training

01:56:15.120 with people for a while for short term, but if you can become self-employed and get a family

01:56:21.080 business, I think that's optimal in my opinion, it's just an emotional.

01:56:26.420 Do you have a family, children?

01:56:29.000 I don't, I don't.

01:56:31.080 And so it's a little bit harder, I believe, than what we were kind of discussing because

01:56:35.720 we're saying we need a homeschool or children.

01:56:37.900 So if you're just one single person, that's awesome for you, props to you.

01:56:41.300 It's awesome.

01:56:42.440 But it's a little harder when it's you and then you have four or five, six little ones

01:56:48.740 that you got to care for and a home and all these bills and it's, they make it tough.

01:56:54.020 Yes.

01:56:54.460 They really do.

01:56:57.000 Sorry to interrupt.

01:56:57.960 Yes.

01:56:59.100 It's, it is.

01:57:00.480 If you're trying to homeschool, the economy has made it so that women can't do that. 1.00

01:57:04.520 They can't be home and changes are needed.

01:57:06.680 Yeah, absolutely.

01:57:07.520 I, I, I do agree with you on that.

01:57:09.840 And, um, I just want to throw in my two cents from experience on how emotionally hard it is

01:57:14.540 and how much better it would be if we could get to that ideal realm.

01:57:18.740 If you look at, um, you look at all the, the whole that was left, the civic nationalism

01:57:25.060 or the civic side of the society, which is like volunteer work was mainly done by women.

01:57:30.360 And as soon as women were forced into the workplace to make ends meet on them back, all those programs 1.00

01:57:37.560 suffered.

01:57:38.180 Like if you look at the American Legion, if you look at Boy Scouts, uh, Girl Scouts, they, you

01:57:46.020 want to know the truth, it was women organizing all those things and doing all the scheduling, 1.00

01:57:51.060 doing all the prep work.

01:57:52.340 And men would maybe be the, uh, the, uh, scout leader or something like that.

01:57:56.500 But like it, women were like the basis for all, even in the church, if you look at all

01:58:03.700 the programs being ran, it's being ran by women while the, uh, the male, right?

01:58:09.460 The women are doing all the civic work and civic jobs, volunteer work. 0.90

01:58:14.260 And when they took a day before us, women where they had to work, all that civic work 1.00

01:58:19.960 in a volunteer work, uh, became obsolete or impossible to do by women. 1.00

01:58:25.980 And so it really destroyed, destroyed the, uh, you know, I say it's like, if you look

01:58:31.180 in the 1950s, those women weren't just laying at home, I'm sure maybe some, right? 1.00

01:58:36.480 Those women were literally setting up programs and running programs for their kids and they 1.00

01:58:43.180 would volunteer to work in these rooms.

01:58:44.780 And now, and now we got the Scouts, we got the Boy Scouts, it's called Scout because, and 0.97

01:58:50.360 then the transgenders just like literally took over the Scouts and totally destroyed it. 1.00

01:58:54.580 And the gays took over the Scouts and the Jews took it over because the women weren't 1.00

01:58:57.580 there to, to keep control and tell them no. 0.99

01:59:01.860 Right.

01:59:02.380 And, and so if you want to know, if you want to know the truth, the tradition holders, the

01:59:09.420 people who were more likely to keep tradition and keep things going the way they were, were

01:59:14.960 the women running these programs. 1.00

01:59:16.560 And as soon as they got those women out of the way, everything went to shit. 1.00

01:59:20.880 And then the Jews and gays took over. 1.00

01:59:24.580 Very true. 1.00

01:59:29.320 Rusty, go ahead. 0.86

01:59:31.480 Yeah.

01:59:32.100 And, um, Marco had brought something up with the schools and different stuff.

01:59:36.360 And there was the subject before with the, uh, to catch pedophile, uh, predator, I mean,

01:59:41.820 and if you, um, and I know some of this stuff was, he was talking about was in Florida and

01:59:48.200 I never hear this secret group brought up, but if you don't know about them, you can,

01:59:53.840 you know, just, I'm not going to get super deep into them, but, uh, you can look on your

01:59:58.180 own into it and they're called the finders and you can look into that if you want.

02:00:02.780 And that, that will bring you down a very interesting rabbit hole.

02:00:09.760 Yeah.

02:00:10.200 Well, you should go into it because in the eighties, they said it was a satanic panic.

02:00:15.540 The new media covered for it and said it was a lie.

02:00:17.900 It was something like this going on.

02:00:19.420 And while the FBI released all their information on the finders, uh, and the pedophilies, it

02:00:25.580 was all true.

02:00:26.720 It just, it was a big coverup.

02:00:28.480 And a lot of people will think, well, what happened to those kids?

02:00:31.180 They probably just killed them off when they aged out.

02:00:33.160 No, they're probably all our politicians.

02:00:35.540 Like Kirstheimer and all them, they probably were part of the finders.

02:00:38.760 There were these kids that were molested and groomed to be politicians. 1.00

02:00:42.420 This is why things are so fucked up. 1.00

02:00:44.060 I think Oprah is behind it all. 1.00

02:00:46.700 She's like the queen of, queen of it fucking all. 0.99

02:00:49.980 Well, she's definitely, in my opinion, a trafficker, but I don't know if she was linked to the 0.99

02:00:56.220 finders.

02:00:57.960 But, but yeah, I mean, there are, there's some very interesting stuff with the Oprah rabbit

02:01:02.700 hole.

02:01:03.500 And you look at some of her organizations that are ran in Africa and other things.

02:01:09.300 And this goes along with same with the Clinton Foundation and you look into Haiti, et cetera,

02:01:14.740 right?

02:01:14.960 Like, um, there's many different, um, uh,

02:01:19.420 groups and factions of this that, that are of the same nature, but not necessarily connected,

02:01:26.220 say directly, but definitely of the same nature.

02:01:30.480 Honky, go ahead. 0.96

02:01:34.780 Go ahead, Honky.

02:01:36.880 Oh, real quick on the, on the pedo thing too.

02:01:39.480 I, did y'all see that?

02:01:40.780 I think it was a day or two ago where, um, that, uh, convicted, uh, child sex guy, this 0.56

02:01:47.440 is, these two bags.

02:01:48.860 They got a picture of them kissing this kid and ends up that they use that loophole.

02:01:53.460 I think it was in Pennsylvania and they, um, it doesn't allow them to adopt or anything

02:01:57.420 like that, but if they didn't close the whole, you know, using a surrogate.

02:02:01.360 So they allowed this, this guy and his husband to, uh, to, uh, have a child by surrogate and, 0.54

02:02:08.160 um, they still haven't closed that loophole yet.

02:02:10.820 But, uh, I wasn't sure if any of y'all saw that cause it was, it was sickening.

02:02:15.540 Well, that was a little while back.

02:02:17.120 I heard of that.

02:02:18.240 And, and that was actually something the wife and I talked about pretty recently. 0.98

02:02:22.100 It's ridiculous that gays are allowed to adopt and, and I mean, they're, they're going to 1.00

02:02:27.660 groom the kids. 1.00

02:02:28.240 They're going to push the kids to their own sick ideology. 1.00

02:02:31.540 They have a mental fucking disorder just because they have a mental disorder. 1.00

02:02:34.640 Does it like, it's, it's like, uh, it's like your child, uh, drinking and doing drugs. 1.00

02:02:40.080 What do you do?

02:02:41.580 You keep going to the store and buying them alcohol and going to the corner and buying

02:02:44.880 them drugs. 1.00

02:02:45.580 No, you knock it the fuck off. 0.99

02:02:47.240 Absolutely. 0.98

02:02:47.940 But the government keeps giving and giving and giving and giving. 0.99

02:02:52.800 Five years ago, that shit was so blatant and they were, they felt so empowered that 0.99

02:02:57.380 they were shoving it in our face and bragging about what they were doing to those boys. 1.00

02:03:01.260 Like was that Desmond kid that was, uh, being a drag queen and shaking, like sexually 0.99

02:03:06.920 shaking in front of gay men and stuff. 0.99

02:03:08.980 Like it was so fucking obvious that kid was molested and being sexually abused and they 1.00

02:03:14.220 were flaunting it and putting it in our face that they were doing this. 1.00

02:03:17.700 And they, and, and then you had all these fucking leftist retards come out and 1.00

02:03:23.900 defending them and saying, there's no evidence that kids being molested. 1.00

02:03:26.820 Like the very fact that a kid is gay at seven is the ultimate evidence that he was fucking 1.00

02:03:34.280 molested. 1.00

02:03:35.580 Little kids aren't thinking about sexuality at the fucking age of seven unless someone's 1.00

02:03:40.160 fucking doing something to them. 1.00

02:03:42.480 No, absolutely. 1.00

02:03:43.500 And you see how they let the guys, you know, adopt the boys and then the lesbians adopt the 1.00

02:03:49.280 girls.

02:03:50.020 I mean, it probably gets it all together, but why did they allow that? 1.00

02:03:53.300 You know, they're going to fuck those kids up a hundred percent guaranteed. 0.99

02:03:56.120 Yeah. 1.00

02:03:56.820 Go ahead, boss. 1.00

02:04:02.660 Kill them all. 1.00

02:04:03.680 What fit? 1.00

02:04:05.820 I said, kill them all. 1.00

02:04:07.260 Yeah. 1.00

02:04:07.820 He's fed posting.

02:04:09.120 Yeah.

02:04:09.280 In a Minecraft.

02:04:11.000 In, yeah, Minecraft.

02:04:12.780 Um, I, and I was going to kind of say what he was going to say, but in a play of a, I think

02:04:20.540 we need to have hangings come back.

02:04:22.840 We need a gallows in the center of the towns. 0.85

02:04:25.720 We, we need all that back for sure.

02:04:29.000 For the last 50 years and a hundred years, I've been very consistent on pedophilia and

02:04:35.820 anti-LGBTQ and, uh, again, being against child molestation.

02:04:40.640 And that one group has been the white nationalist community.

02:04:43.120 Every other group has conceded and capitulated to the LGBTQ group.

02:04:48.040 White nationalists and beat people who are pro and people on our side of political theory have 1.00

02:04:54.180 never capitulated and allowed these sick fucks to be in our circles. 1.00

02:04:58.880 They got, they were so scared by the turnout of the last public hanging in America. 1.00

02:05:04.940 You know, they, they don't want that because, and it's not that the people don't want it.

02:05:09.900 It had over 20,000 people show for the last public hanging.

02:05:14.960 They were passing out coins and, and, and, um, little memorabilia for it and different things.

02:05:20.960 And, uh, so it's not that American people didn't, weren't, didn't approve of it.

02:05:26.280 Um, you know, it's that, it's that I think these politicians were scared of it because they 0.95

02:05:33.920 know that they don't want to be up there because they're doing shit that can put them up there. 0.96

02:05:39.520 Exactly, Rusty. 0.99

02:05:43.960 I mean, you think about it, they used to hang horse thieves, you know, but now you can rape 0.99

02:05:48.460 a kid and be out and with a slap on the wrist. 0.99

02:05:51.820 Go ahead, Bosco.

02:06:00.980 Well, he's taking a minute to come up.

02:06:02.760 I think, uh, what you just said, Paul, you hit the nail on the head, but don't forget the

02:06:07.000 fact that it depends on your ethnicity.

02:06:10.460 Yeah.

02:06:11.440 Yeah.

02:06:12.260 Sorry.

02:06:12.880 I'm, I, I zoned out.

02:06:15.220 I, I, I zoned out.

02:06:16.860 I missed what we were talking about.

02:06:22.700 All good, brother.

02:06:23.660 We'll come back.

02:06:24.340 Go ahead, Marco. 1.00

02:06:25.220 You fag. 1.00

02:06:27.560 God damn, son. 1.00

02:06:29.640 I'll deal with you later, uh, on the back channel. 1.00

02:06:33.500 So here's, so, you know, one, one thing that, you know, everything's been said here is

02:06:38.240 true.

02:06:38.620 We all agree with it.

02:06:40.060 It's horrendous.

02:06:41.180 You know, there's no, nothing worse than, I mean, I would, you know, look, I wouldn't 1.00

02:06:45.500 even hurt a damn dog. 1.00

02:06:47.280 I'm not saying I couldn't kill somebody if they fucked with my family. 1.00

02:06:50.080 Excuse me. 1.00

02:06:50.560 I mean, I didn't mean that.

02:06:51.780 Uh, there's probably a better way to say that.

02:06:54.880 Uh, but I'm saying I wouldn't hurt a dog, man.

02:06:57.260 Much like, I mean, the child, you know, but here's the thing you have to, you got to understand

02:07:00.720 there's a great book and he's probably a Jew.

02:07:03.220 So I'm probably going to get, uh, torched by this, but that's okay.

02:07:06.400 Cause I get torched about once a day anyway, if not more, uh, there's a guy named Newt

02:07:11.560 Gingrich and he, he wrote a book, a great book, and he talks about normalizing deviancy.

02:07:17.700 So you got to understand that there's this engine at work, what we're talking about.

02:07:21.880 There's this, there's this nefarious engine at work underneath us all the time.

02:07:26.400 And so if you think about five years ago, you know, just five years ago, not 10 for

02:07:30.960 sure, but just five years ago, if there's a guy that comes to your school wearing a mini 0.98

02:07:36.260 skirt with a beard, with his balls showing, twerking in front of these toddlers, four 1.00

02:07:40.680 or five of us would drag him out in the parking lot and beat his fucking brains out, you know 1.00

02:07:44.320 today. 1.00

02:07:46.000 Right.

02:07:46.480 And this is what Newt Gingrich describes as normalizing deviancy.

02:07:50.260 They normalize that deviancy to where you're transphobic.

02:07:54.240 So everything this weirdo does is okay now, but you're transphobic and that's what they 0.56

02:08:00.680 call normalizing deviancy.

02:08:02.120 And so try to grasp that and realize, I know we, I know that we all kind of understand what's

02:08:08.240 going on, but this is systemic.

02:08:09.700 It's not, you know, coincidence that it's, that it's migrated in this direction.

02:08:13.720 And there was a great, um, a great, uh, Supreme Court, excuse me, Supreme Court judge,

02:08:20.400 justice, Anthony Scalia.

02:08:22.160 And he said, we have to stop creating minorities. 0.99

02:08:25.180 This is part two of this.

02:08:26.480 We have to stop creating minorities. 1.00

02:08:28.220 It's not constitutional, right?

02:08:31.060 Uh, the constitution protects native Americans, not talking about American Indians, protects

02:08:35.740 Americans, naturalized Americans, I should say.

02:08:38.960 So Scalia said, we have to stop creating minorities, but this whole normalizing deviancy, you know, 1.00

02:08:45.260 so black people have every right in the fucking world. 0.99

02:08:47.520 They can drink out of the same water fountain, they can go get the loans, they can get the 1.00

02:08:51.120 housing, they have, you know, they're, they, they are more, some people are more equal than

02:08:55.580 others.

02:08:56.080 They have all these crazy rights, but what they're doing is they create these additional

02:09:00.260 minorities.

02:09:00.800 That's not enough for them. 1.00

02:09:02.040 So now we get these fucking cross-dressers, you know, which they, they try to, they don't 1.00

02:09:07.300 want you to believe in X, X, X chromosome, X, Y chromosome biology, right? 0.99

02:09:10.860 So the point is, and I'm sorry, but the point is that this is all systemic, man.

02:09:15.480 It's under the hood.

02:09:16.540 It's an undercurrent.

02:09:17.420 It's nefarious.

02:09:18.600 It's intentional. 1.00

02:09:20.260 It's, they think you're, they think you're a moron and it's going on, man. 1.00

02:09:24.320 It's, it's very, very, very, very subversive and it's going on. 1.00

02:09:28.560 Thanks for letting me share.

02:09:30.000 This is what our hyper-individualism does, right?

02:09:33.080 It creates all these sub-identities.

02:09:35.300 And then, cause everyone's a collective where they like to believe their self or not.

02:09:39.680 Look at libertarianism.

02:09:41.480 The idea that they're all hyper-individualists, but they have collectivized.

02:09:45.120 Like it's like everyone that's going to collectivize whether they like it or not.

02:09:50.020 And so what they have done, they created the idea of hyper-individualism, creating all

02:09:54.060 these fake identities, which is a, it is the effect of hyper-individualism ideology.

02:10:00.280 Well, everything that Marco said is Jewish.

02:10:08.780 And the reason I'm saying that is because it all revolves around psychological warfare.

02:10:14.260 They get inside your head.

02:10:15.900 You can't do this because it, because it labels you this and it's going to ruin your life.

02:10:20.580 And if you do this, they're going to label you that.

02:10:22.940 It's a scare tactic.

02:10:24.480 It's all psychological warfare.

02:10:25.980 Go ahead, Honky.

02:10:31.400 I mean, yeah, exactly. 1.00

02:10:32.680 This whole normalizing all this furry shit and, and pedophile shit and everything else. 0.99

02:10:39.480 You know, just, I was just thinking to myself last night, I got home and I was watching the 0.99

02:10:42.980 news because, you know, we were looking at some place to spring break next year, starting

02:10:47.720 to make plans.

02:10:49.080 And I'd never been to Washington, D.C.

02:10:50.880 So that's on my bucket list. 0.98

02:10:52.080 I want to go there and check out the museums and shit and everything else. 0.99

02:10:55.180 And then you see where Trump, the crime's so bad. 1.00

02:10:58.220 And then they showed how bad it is, you know, compared to these, these shitholes, shitholes 0.81

02:11:02.020 all over the world.

02:11:02.940 And, you know, it's the murder crime.

02:11:05.060 You've all seen the videos on X, but then you have all these people protesting against

02:11:10.220 it.

02:11:10.520 And what type of society we live in where people are like protecting crime? 1.00

02:11:14.920 I mean, how we, is this shit normalized now? 0.99

02:11:18.600 I mean, I don't get how this is even possible. 1.00

02:11:22.140 It's people who don't even live there.

02:11:25.940 Like I was watching a video guy who lives like a hundred miles away from Washington, D.C.

02:11:32.240 And he was being, I'm driving there right now to protest.

02:11:35.080 Like he, you know, he lives in his white suburbia. 0.99

02:11:38.520 And so he doesn't even understand how violent these Negroes are. 1.00

02:11:42.100 And so he's like, I'm going to go there and protest, what, to stop murder? 1.00

02:11:47.760 Like, like, it's just these fucking retards. 1.00

02:11:50.960 And like, I'm telling you right now. 1.00

02:11:53.000 Well, if it's, I, real quick.

02:11:55.640 Will you take over?

02:11:56.960 I'm with you.

02:11:57.740 Then I love when.

02:11:59.260 They're going to end up banding the Superman and, and Spider-Man movies now.

02:12:03.620 Well, I just hate how the news calls it youth crime.

02:12:06.640 And then you look at the TV.

02:12:08.720 I'm like, well, those aren't youth. 0.97

02:12:09.800 That's black crime. 1.00

02:12:10.640 Why don't you call it what it is? 0.94

02:12:11.840 But, you know, you know, it goes there.

02:12:17.260 You got to ax the right way.

02:12:19.380 Go ahead, Marco.

02:12:20.500 Then Rusty, then Bosco.

02:12:22.260 I think those brothers were before me, brother.

02:12:26.500 Bosco was before me, brother.

02:12:28.580 Probably Mr. Rusty, too.

02:12:29.740 Okay.

02:12:31.800 I didn't see him come up before you.

02:12:33.620 My bad.

02:12:34.720 Bosco or Rusty?

02:12:35.700 Whoever was first.

02:12:37.000 Marco's, Marco's one of the good gays. 1.00

02:12:41.660 Hey, I'll get your ass in a minute, too, for that. 1.00

02:12:43.860 We'll be okay. 0.99

02:12:48.560 Go ahead, Rusty or Bosco.

02:12:50.040 I'm not sure who was first.

02:12:53.960 All right.

02:12:54.440 I'll go since no one else is.

02:12:56.040 The, um, whoever spoke about the, you know what?

02:12:58.580 I've been to D.C.

02:13:00.120 I mean, I guess, I guess, whatever.

02:13:02.540 It's, it's, in my opinion, it was overrated.

02:13:07.160 Um, I, I mean, I guess, whatever.

02:13:11.160 But it was, I don't know.

02:13:14.300 Um, you got your Smithsonian museums.

02:13:17.860 Uh, there was, there was one I wanted to see that I didn't get to because I spent too much time in another one.

02:13:23.580 And it was the one with, like, all the airplanes and stuff.

02:13:26.840 That would have been kind of cool.

02:13:28.200 But, um, and there's, you know, you.

02:13:31.040 Oh, I've been there as a child.

02:13:32.940 That was really cool.

02:13:33.500 There was, yeah.

02:13:34.340 Is that, like, the NASA and airplanes?

02:13:36.380 Um, some of the other ones.

02:13:39.420 I, I missed that one.

02:13:40.700 Um, uh, past that, I, a lot of traffic, a lot of, I don't know.

02:13:45.860 You know, it's like, you know, where I did like, though, was, um, I enjoyed myself in the whole Federal Hill area of Maryland.

02:13:54.520 Um, because, you know, if you're in D.C., you're pretty much in Maryland also.

02:13:58.660 It's not too much further.

02:13:59.840 But that was a nice little area.

02:14:01.380 I did it.

02:14:01.860 So, so check that out.

02:14:03.360 Whoever, um, was speaking and said they wanted to check out D.C.

02:14:07.340 Um, you might really enjoy it.

02:14:09.020 And just, uh, you'll have a nice day there for sure.

02:14:15.860 Go ahead, Marco.

02:14:18.880 I don't see Bosco's hand anymore.

02:14:20.680 I got you.

02:14:21.700 So, Rusty's, uh, Mr. Rusty's correct.

02:14:23.940 Uh, I actually worked in that area for a long time.

02:14:26.560 And, uh, Southern Maryland's cool.

02:14:29.700 Uh, you got Northern Virginia.

02:14:31.760 You know, and actually, uh, even, uh, Eastern Pennsylvania.

02:14:35.860 Uh, there's just something to do every night, man, in a different place.

02:14:39.480 Um, but I would tell this brother that wants to go to D.C.

02:14:43.980 Uh, I mean, and nothing Mr. Rusty didn't mention, which I, I'm pretty sure he figured

02:14:48.340 this out.

02:14:48.660 The food is great, dude.

02:14:50.000 I mean, the, the food is, is, is, is great.

02:14:53.620 Uh, all over that, that, those areas.

02:14:55.880 Uh, but, you know, I would say with Trump's, you know, what he's going to do right now to

02:15:01.340 not make this a political conversation, I would say, take your family closer to the midterms.

02:15:06.000 It'll probably be pretty cleaned up by then because that's, you know, that's, uh, that's

02:15:10.920 what they're, you know, that's where all the effort is going to really, really accelerate

02:15:14.780 between now and then the S and P 500.

02:15:18.980 Uh, I know we don't want to have those conversations, but anyway, uh, kind of, kind of, kind of a

02:15:24.140 little bit of levity, but take your family closer to 2026.

02:15:27.440 You probably won't be able to find a spook on the, on the street, man.

02:15:30.640 Yeah.

02:15:30.740 I didn't even think about that as far as the midterms that might be a, cause you know,

02:15:34.400 it is, I'm just trying to get out of Florida for spring break. 0.86

02:15:36.560 Everyone comes here and it sucks.

02:15:38.120 So, um, yeah, probably near midterms. 0.95

02:15:42.200 It'll probably be as clean as California when, uh, China visited.

02:15:50.740 Bosco, go ahead. 0.97

02:15:57.880 I think your Bluetooth might be, uh, fucking up again. 0.99

02:16:01.820 Oh, there we go. 0.97

02:16:03.120 Uh, yeah.

02:16:04.400 I, all right.

02:16:07.560 Is that better?

02:16:09.420 Yeah, we got you.

02:16:10.840 All right.

02:16:12.020 Um, have you guys ever heard of the, uh, guy from Alaska, the Alaskan Avenger?

02:16:20.360 Bringing it back to the, uh, the pedophile thing?

02:16:28.420 No, I never heard of him.

02:16:29.620 Okay.

02:16:30.840 Okay. 0.77

02:16:31.280 So this gentleman, he got a hold of the, uh, like sexual predator, uh, checklist.

02:16:45.420 And what he ended up doing was going around to all of the, you know, resident homes of where these pedos are being not only taken by, like taken care of by the state, but they're living in houses among neighborhoods. 0.77

02:17:09.800 So, uh, uh, his name is Jason, uh, and he went door to door smashing each and every one of these, uh, pedophiles with a hammer. 0.81

02:17:34.040 Um, um, I don't know if he killed any of them, but he named them pretty, pretty bad.

02:17:43.640 Um, he was given a 20 year sentence.

02:17:47.860 Um, he is out now.

02:17:51.660 He had a huge pouring of support from throughout the country and the world.

02:18:00.860 And he is out now doing social media.

02:18:04.820 Um, so I know he's on TikTok and he's on Instagram.

02:18:12.280 He might even be on X too.

02:18:15.460 Um, he would be a great guest to get on the show because not only is he, uh, you know, a troubled individual,

02:18:34.480 but he is extremely smart.

02:18:38.800 Um, I think it would be a great show.

02:18:43.240 Um, someone with a, uh, higher, uh, following count, uh, could reach out to him and see if he'd be interested on coming onto the show.

02:19:02.140 Um, um, you can tell him that, you know, he can create a, uh, fake screen name or anything like that. 0.91

02:19:14.080 Um, I think that's, uh, you know, what the world needs to come to, to deal with these, um, scum of the earth.

02:19:30.920 Um, yeah, I don't know if anyone would be interested in doing that, but I think it would be a great show.

02:19:41.300 He's a really, really smart individual.

02:19:44.340 He's into spiritualism.

02:19:46.740 He's not a Christian. 1.00

02:19:48.120 Um, he is, yeah, a very, very, very interesting guy.

02:19:59.600 Yeah, it always sounds pretty, always appreciate those guys to go around executing guttos.

02:20:10.700 I think that's pretty interesting stuff.

02:20:14.640 I know I'm a fan.

02:20:15.800 Oh, yeah.

02:20:17.820 Yeah.

02:20:18.040 That'd be cool.

02:20:18.660 That'd be, uh, good to have him on.

02:20:20.420 I don't know much about the guy, but, uh, yeah, maybe you could, uh, shoot us a DM in the back channels and we'll, uh, get this guy a message.

02:20:29.220 See if he'll come on honky.

02:20:30.840 Go ahead.

02:20:31.180 Uh, yeah, just when I heard that story, it's reminded me, you know, if you ever, you know, someone messes with your child or hurt your child and you went and, you know, took care of them, you know, on Roblox or whatever, uh, or anything else.

02:20:44.420 You know, I remember growing up here in this term, you know, there's not a jury alive that would convict me.

02:20:49.280 Uh, this is another thing.

02:20:51.400 I mean, look how much has changed.

02:20:52.700 This guy got, from what I heard, he, he was convicted.

02:20:56.640 Right.

02:20:57.300 And, uh, so really, and then I heard Bosco earlier saying how he had an unfavorable judge and all this stuff.

02:21:03.700 So, um, kind of goes back to maybe what, uh, I think Marco mentioned that quote was it yesterday.

02:21:10.960 I'd rather be, uh, um, was it, uh, no, no, that was carried by, carried by six and judged by 12.

02:21:21.460 I guess I don't, I don't want to be judged by 12. 0.96

02:21:23.380 I guess what it sounds like now.

02:21:32.860 It is a scary thought, you know.

02:21:39.740 Go ahead, Marco.

02:21:40.960 Hey guys, brother.

02:21:42.640 Better to be here.

02:21:43.640 It is from redneck coming live from redneck, Birmingham, Alabama. 0.93

02:21:49.300 Better to be judged by 12 than carried by six. 0.91

02:21:55.360 I want to come down to Birmingham, Alabama, Marco.

02:22:00.460 So bad, dude.

02:22:01.940 I love the, uh, bayou area, uh, especially the gulf with all the, like, casinos and the gator tours, uh, the food.

02:22:17.760 I would, I would love to come down there sometime.

02:22:31.440 You cut out, Marco.

02:22:32.520 I'm sorry.

02:22:35.200 Yeah.

02:22:35.640 You don't want, well, you don't want to go to Birmingham.

02:22:37.400 You, you want to drive through that.

02:22:38.680 You're talking about, you want to go to Mobile, which is where we have orange beach, uh, and Gulf shores.

02:22:44.060 That's, that's, if you go to the beach, if you want to see that in Alabama, then you're like, you're like, you know, straight drive over to Pensacola, which is the first thing you'd hit on the Florida side.

02:22:53.680 And then you could go west and, uh, you, but you have to go through Mississippi to hit Louisiana and that's, uh, that beach down there.

02:23:01.460 Rusty can talk about that.

02:23:02.700 I'm not going to defame his, his beach, but, uh, uh, you, uh, Mr. Bosco, you're talking about Gulf shores, orange beach.

02:23:11.060 Uh, that's where you want to go. 0.99

02:23:12.600 Don't stop in Birmingham unless you got to get gas or take a shit. 0.99

02:23:21.100 I'll second that motion. 0.99

02:23:22.420 Get through Birmingham as quick as possible.

02:23:26.240 Well, I live in Boston, so, uh, I know it's not like, uh, black, black, like Birmingham, but, uh, it's, uh, pretty serious out here.

02:23:44.380 Go ahead, honky.

02:23:46.400 Oh, no, just hearing about Alabama.

02:23:48.080 I just kept thinking about football season coming up, but, um,

02:23:51.460 Um, real quick, just because the Ozarks area and all that, oh, it's been getting a spotlight lately.

02:23:58.380 I also saw that there was, uh, cheap flights and all that, uh, to Branson. 0.99

02:24:03.720 Is that any good as far as like family or is it boring as shit? 0.97

02:24:07.580 I mean, I know, I know they used to have little casinos there, but I saw they had a couple of theme parks and other stuff. 0.97

02:24:12.960 Has anyone got any feedback on that place?

02:24:14.600 Uh, I worked in Branson probably, I'd say 15 years ago, and it was just like an overnight quick, quick thing for AT&T.

02:24:25.860 So I really can't speak on it.

02:24:28.020 It was beautiful, but I don't, I have no idea about now.

02:24:34.280 Go ahead, Rusty.

02:24:36.460 Yeah, Bosco.

02:24:37.580 Um, I would stick to the areas like Marco said, you know, well, just like everyone get out.

02:24:43.900 You don't want to go to Birmingham.

02:24:45.080 Um, go to, if you want to do Alabama, go to, you know, uh, those beaches he mentioned, um, if you could find a place, if you didn't want to be right there, then, because it is a little more touristy.

02:24:59.240 So, and then you can go also to like Biloxi, um, that you can find really nice hotel rooms there for a really good price.

02:25:10.100 I stayed, when I was looking for my house, I stayed at the Golden Nugget, and we had a beautiful room overlooking the entire bay, um, overlooking the water and everything.

02:25:21.520 And it was like 70 bucks a night.

02:25:23.960 And, uh, you can, if you fly into, say, um, you can fly into mobile, uh, mobile, and, uh, I always say mobile, um, you can fly into there.

02:25:37.820 You can find good priced flights.

02:25:39.940 You can also fly into, say, Gulfport, um, if you wanted to just fly right in there.

02:25:45.080 And, and it's a nice area, you know, you can go visit Ocean Springs, super nice area.

02:25:49.900 And just all around, um, that area along the coast is very nice.

02:25:54.880 Um, if you go a little more, you know, there's those little pockets where it's like, that's not so great.

02:26:01.140 Then, um, yeah, and great, great area, honestly, I think great area if you go there.

02:26:06.920 But not Birmingham.

02:26:16.940 Bosco, are you there?

02:26:20.240 All right, I'm going to mute him here.

02:26:22.500 Got a hot mic.

02:26:23.660 Marco, go ahead.

02:26:25.920 I'll just kind of bookend it for, uh, of course, of course, Mr. Rusty's correct.

02:26:30.160 Uh, just kind of bookend it for Bosco on the Alabama thing. 0.99

02:26:33.820 So, you know, both of my kids popped out of a vagina there. 1.00

02:26:37.200 So my son, uh, played NCAA division one hockey, uh, in Tuscaloosa. 0.98

02:26:43.620 He, he'll graduate this semester.

02:26:45.920 Uh, so, and, you know, so we're all, you know, from there, uh, born and raised pretty much.

02:26:52.420 Uh, I actually have a California birth certificate, but my dad was in the Navy.

02:26:56.340 But the point I want to make is there is one more spot, um, not down there in the South,

02:27:01.000 but one of the best fishing lakes, and I bet brother, brother Paul's heard of this is Lake

02:27:05.060 Gunnersville.

02:27:05.560 And it's about halfway between, uh, if you're, if you're a freshwater fisherman, it's some

02:27:11.960 of the best, it's, it's one of the hottest bass fishing lakes in, in the country, which

02:27:17.520 would mean in the world.

02:27:18.500 Right.

02:27:18.900 And so, um, it's about halfway between Birmingham and Chattanooga on I-59 headed, what's that

02:27:26.340 Northeast, Paul, something like that from Birmingham.

02:27:28.940 Yeah, it is the, I mean, you can't go to a Florida fishing channel.

02:27:35.380 Every other show, these Florida brothers are filming from Lake Gunnersville.

02:27:39.740 So if you're a fisherman and that's your bag of bananas, I know mythos and these other brothers 0.99

02:27:44.540 like to kind of camp out and hike and that shit, that would be your, that would be your 0.98

02:27:48.620 place to take your crew and do that. 0.98

02:27:50.660 But if you want the beach, you know, Mr. Rusty was hitting on all cylinders on that one.

02:27:58.940 And there's also a place I found down when I was in Florida this past year, it was called

02:28:03.400 Vortex Springs.

02:28:05.340 You heard of it, Marco?

02:28:07.020 I haven't, but I'm going to check it out now that you've mentioned it.

02:28:10.220 Yeah, it's beautiful, man.

02:28:11.660 And, and a lot of people there are, have the same kind of feeling we do, if you know what

02:28:17.660 I mean.

02:28:18.740 And the biggest fish are caught, I know Paul knows this, we, we joke a lot, we go back

02:28:22.960 and forth, but the biggest fish are caught in the smallest ponds.

02:28:25.520 Now we could be talking about lakes in this, this instance, but you, you don't, you don't

02:28:29.760 have to go to these giant lakes.

02:28:31.500 You can go to these smaller communities like Paul's talking about, and you'll catch fish

02:28:35.880 that blows your mind, man.

02:28:39.380 Yeah.

02:28:39.800 The biggest bass I caught was 11 and a half pounds and it was in one of the smallest

02:28:43.840 ponds that I'd ever fished in. 0.97

02:28:46.060 That's a freaking monster, man. 0.90

02:28:49.080 Dave, it was 45 minutes trying to get it in. 0.99

02:28:51.380 I about broke my rod twice.

02:28:55.520 My, one of my buddies, who's, who's in the, who's on the same page.

02:29:01.520 Can you guys hear me?

02:29:03.600 Yeah.

02:29:04.460 Yep.

02:29:04.960 I heard a couple of people.

02:29:07.540 So one, one of, one of our brothers, he has a pretty big pond in his backyard and the

02:29:14.420 fish that he's got back there, he said, I can go back there fishing sometime.

02:29:17.860 Paul, you's got, you got to come with man, the fish he's got back there.

02:29:21.900 We're, we're talking a few foot. 0.99

02:29:23.940 They're fucking huge. 0.98

02:29:27.500 Well, I'd like to challenge that, but, uh, I, I live on a pretty good pond too, man. 0.99

02:29:32.300 So we can, we can talk.

02:29:34.220 No gaze allowed.

02:29:36.160 I'm going to, I'm going to get you.

02:29:38.580 Yeah.

02:29:38.940 Marco, we'll figure something out, man.

02:29:40.880 I think it would be cool to go out and do some deep sea fishing.

02:29:43.700 I've never, so let's make her happen.

02:29:47.000 No, I got all the hookups, man.

02:29:48.540 So anybody, if you can just get down here, I can make all that happen.

02:29:52.660 So.

02:29:55.520 All right.

02:29:56.120 Sleep over at Marcos.

02:30:01.980 Go ahead.

02:30:02.580 You got a bunk bed.

02:30:03.680 Yeah, I definitely, uh, would love to do like some type of, uh, deep sea fishing.

02:30:17.060 Like, uh, even, uh, like one of the hog hunts, dude, if we get like, uh, like 20 guys, just, uh. 0.97

02:30:28.020 My cousin does, uh, so they do it out of a fucking chopper. 0.99

02:30:34.100 Yes, dude. 1.00

02:30:35.460 Yes, dude.

02:30:36.520 We have to do something like that, dude.

02:30:40.340 That'd be so cool.

02:30:42.780 If we could even, if we could either just go like on a big, uh, deep sea fishing boat or go blast some wild hogs, dude. 1.00

02:30:53.580 That would be so cool.

02:30:55.600 Yeah. 0.99

02:30:58.020 Hey, what if we had a video game where there was like some demographic running and you're in a fucking helicopter and you're just mowing these motherfuckers in the air? 0.99

02:31:10.480 Go ahead, honking. 0.99

02:31:14.040 That sounds good.

02:31:15.780 No, actually, I got it.

02:31:16.860 I just got invited out by, uh, a buddy that, um, he goes out all the time over here on the East Coast of Florida and he does, uh, kayak fishing.

02:31:29.020 And, uh, he goes right in the intercoast or right offshore there.

02:31:33.340 And he says he hooks in, uh, you know, sand sharks, hammerheads, whatever.

02:31:37.080 He lets him pull them around.

02:31:38.120 He said one time he got pulled two miles offshore and then kayaked back in.

02:31:42.740 But, um, I don't know.

02:31:44.620 I'm interested in trying that.

02:31:45.560 I'm not sure if anyone else has ever kayaked fish before, but it sounds, uh, sounds fun.

02:31:49.080 All right.

02:31:50.000 So, um, I can walk about what would be one city block, uh, south of here.

02:31:58.100 And it's called long.

02:31:59.460 I don't want to dox myself.

02:32:00.960 Anyway, there's a body of water, uh, and guys kayak fish all the time.

02:32:07.100 Uh, I personally don't own a kayak because I like real boats that are seaworthy.

02:32:13.520 I have seen guys catch black ship, black tip sharks.

02:32:18.280 And the other day I was out there, there's a couple of docks where they launched their

02:32:23.320 kayaks.

02:32:23.860 And I, I walked down there, but we have four ponds on this property.

02:32:26.760 So I, I, my, my, my love is freshwater fishing.

02:32:30.440 There was nothing, nothing like seeing a bass come out of the water and dance.

02:32:33.580 Right.

02:32:33.920 And, and generally, so, so anyway, to, to finish the story, to make it quick, I went down there

02:32:39.200 the other day and there are dolphins all the time.

02:32:42.520 There's sharks, there's dolphins all the time.

02:32:44.300 They're coming up and blowing.

02:32:45.760 And I'm telling you, this one came up honky.

02:32:48.560 This thing was, I get, so they'll grow, they can grow to 13, 14 feet long.

02:32:53.280 This animal was eight feet long all day long.

02:32:57.520 And there were two of them dolphins. 0.99

02:32:59.880 And I'm like, man, I'm not going out there in a fucking kayak chief. 0.97

02:33:03.200 You know, I'll go out there and a, you know, give me a, some center console or something. 0.99

02:33:07.380 I'm not going out there in a kayak.

02:33:08.780 I realize it's just a dolphin, but they are the most curious.

02:33:12.640 So all my partners here that fish tell stories about dolphins coming up and literally splashing

02:33:18.780 water in their faces and soaking them with water, man.

02:33:21.900 They swim by them.

02:33:22.680 They're not aggressive towards humans, but they're really, really curious.

02:33:27.220 And these dolphins will come up while they're kayak fishing.

02:33:30.340 And this is literally a football field from here and they'll splash water and soak them

02:33:35.720 and soak their wives when they're in the kayaks and swim off.

02:33:39.260 True story, man.

02:33:40.340 So.

02:33:41.520 Yeah.

02:33:41.920 I mean, I've actually had them come up when I was surf fishing before, if I wait out there

02:33:45.480 and, you know, if it's early there, you know, they're on the waves, they're, they're going

02:33:49.680 after schools and all over whatever, and they'll swim around you and everything else.

02:33:53.280 I mean, they're cool as hell.

02:33:55.940 But yeah, I thought that'd be great just to, you know, be dragged around a kayak or whatever.

02:34:00.320 Cause I'm, I'm like you, I grew up, you know, going offshore in a center console and all that

02:34:03.760 good stuff.

02:34:05.260 Yeah.

02:34:05.680 I lost my, I lost my track of thinking there.

02:34:08.880 And you, so you, so that's what you said.

02:34:10.140 So yeah, they said they get drug when they hook, uh, they said they, they hook, um, tarpon,

02:34:15.520 right.

02:34:16.300 Cause we got everything here.

02:34:17.560 They'll hook tarpon and, and those tarpon will, will pull them forever, pull them so

02:34:22.340 far out.

02:34:22.860 They got to, you know, paddle their way back or whatever.

02:34:25.320 So, yeah.

02:34:26.860 Uh, but I'll tell you what, you know, what I like to do, and if you've never done this,

02:34:30.560 it's the biggest rush in the world is we could get a bunch of guys and go shark fishing,

02:34:34.460 man.

02:34:35.220 You know, and I know captains that'll put you on lemon sharks and it is, you're talking

02:34:40.220 about, you talk about getting, they'll pull the boat, man.

02:34:43.560 Yeah.

02:34:46.300 Moscow, go ahead.

02:34:52.160 Oh, geez.

02:34:53.200 Well, what was I going to say?

02:34:55.440 Uh, come back to me.

02:34:56.940 Come back to me.

02:35:03.580 Okay.

02:35:04.040 I'm jealous of you, brother.

02:35:05.360 Uh, that's one thing I want to do before I die is learn how to surf.

02:35:09.720 Gotta get my country down there.

02:35:11.460 Oh, I got it.

02:35:12.300 I got it.

02:35:13.780 Um, yeah.

02:35:16.300 Going out in, uh, in a kayak is pretty awesome.

02:35:21.160 They have the kayaks that have the, uh, the pedals in them so that, uh, you have like hands

02:35:29.860 free.

02:35:30.240 So you can cast and you can troll.

02:35:32.600 And then they even have battery powered ones that, uh, spin a motor in them and you can

02:35:40.880 get fish finders on them.

02:35:43.220 You can get, uh, like all types of the sick electronics.

02:35:49.460 Um, that would be pretty cool.

02:35:51.680 Uh, although, uh, uh, where I'm at, uh, on the ocean, there are a lot of, uh, great white

02:36:02.260 sharks, makos, uh, blue sharks, thrushers.

02:36:07.540 So, uh, you can have a little bit of balls to go out in a kayak offshore, but, um, there

02:36:17.380 is some of the world's best fishing off the, uh, coast of the Cape.

02:36:24.600 Well, and that's that cold water, right?

02:36:28.600 So there's, there's a, you got a whole nother bag of bananas going on up there, but everything

02:36:33.420 you said is absolutely correct.

02:36:34.880 And I know brothers that have all those different types of kayaks.

02:36:37.920 The minute I see a husband and wife out there with matching kayaks with paddles, I'm like, 0.74

02:36:44.440 that's gay because they're not fishing, you know? 1.00

02:36:47.160 But when I see this, this one of my neighbors, man, now listen to this guy, this asshole bought 1.00

02:36:51.900 a $6,000 kayak and it's, it's exactly what a brother Bosco is describing. 0.98

02:36:57.640 It does have the paddles, but he, if he goes out so far, sometimes he does have a, well,

02:37:03.300 I think Paul, we would call a trolling motor and it's what I'd call it.

02:37:08.220 Yeah.

02:37:08.480 And it's battery powered.

02:37:09.820 So Bosco's right.

02:37:11.100 You know, there are like hybrid combinations of these things, but when you see a brother

02:37:15.500 go out there with a paddle, with a paddling one, which is an expensive kayak, man, and

02:37:21.280 a trolling motor, you know, this guy's going to do some fishing, right?

02:37:28.240 Yeah.

02:37:28.720 You see a kayak with a trolling motor.

02:37:30.540 He, that's a serious man.

02:37:31.800 Do not mess with his fishing.

02:37:33.000 Thresher shark's where it's at.

02:37:38.240 That thresher shark is so good.

02:37:41.980 Yeah.

02:37:42.740 It really is like one of the best tasting sharks that, uh, you can eat for sure.

02:37:50.400 It reminds me of swordfish in a way, like, uh, just so meaty and, and good.

02:38:01.900 Yeah.

02:38:02.420 It's like, it's like steak.

02:38:04.380 It's like steak.

02:38:05.320 It's awesome.

02:38:05.940 Um, oh, I want me some swordfish right now.

02:38:10.820 Do you guys, you guys can get swordfish down there?

02:38:15.420 No.

02:38:16.380 It's Lowry.

02:38:17.620 Oh yeah.

02:38:19.760 We got sailfish and marlin and a couple other billfish.

02:38:22.760 I never bought a swordfish.

02:38:23.360 So, uh, what is it?

02:38:26.800 Um, we have one of the biggest, uh, fishing fleets in the world and, uh, not fall river,

02:38:37.100 but, uh, new Bedford.

02:38:39.060 Um, and these guys go out, um, miles upon miles, uh, what do they call?

02:38:50.780 And that, that movie where they, uh, go in the perfect storm, um, they go way, way out

02:38:58.720 there and they just like kill all the swordfish, dude.

02:39:06.600 They, they just pull in swordfish, tuna, swordfish, tuna, and these guys make good, good money.

02:39:15.700 It's, it's hard work, but you know, like some guys like me, man, I like the physical work.

02:39:23.660 Like I like to see at the end of the day, like a tangible, like object that like I caught

02:39:32.080 today.

02:39:32.400 I finished this today.

02:39:34.060 So yeah, if it, if I had a dream, dude, I would be a commercial fisherman for sure.

02:39:44.240 That's tough work, man.

02:39:45.480 You'd have squid in your hair.

02:39:47.580 You'd have squid in your hair 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

02:39:50.860 It's tough work.

02:39:51.640 I know a couple of brothers that do that.

02:39:54.200 Uh, but I'll, I'll tell you something else.

02:39:55.940 Uh, honky was kind of hitting on it.

02:39:57.420 Um, so if you could just, if you were to cut, if you came to, you know, the Gulf and then

02:40:03.080 you particularly, we are, and then you take your family down, say for, for, for, for lunch,

02:40:08.680 for a lunch outside somewhere at a place that's right on the, on the ocean, you will see sheriff

02:40:13.960 boats, man. 0.87

02:40:15.540 And they will, they will pull your ass over and they'll check what you got in your boat 0.97

02:40:19.960 and they will ticket you and they will give you a DUI man and arrest you. 0.96

02:40:24.100 I mean, now they don't harass people, you know, they're, they're pretty, pretty good,

02:40:28.560 but I'm telling you, they have all the authority to do anything.

02:40:32.960 A sheriff on, on, on, on the pavement does.

02:40:36.960 Although I've never had a sheriff on the pavement check how many, you know, if I was past my limit,

02:40:41.600 but I'm telling you, so yeah, watch out for them.

02:40:48.940 Uh, honky, go ahead. 0.78

02:40:51.180 Yeah.

02:40:51.640 Well, Marco was saying, man, I mean, I've never, I never had a run in with fish and wildlife

02:40:56.000 before, but I was, uh, I was down in the keys one summer for a lobster season and they walked

02:41:03.480 up to the cleaning table and these guys had a couple of lobsters and they pulled out the

02:41:08.720 measuring stick.

02:41:09.460 And next thing you know, they're taking everything.

02:41:13.540 They want to know what boat they were in.

02:41:15.220 They confiscate everything.

02:41:16.900 I mean, you're left with nothing.

02:41:18.760 So that's the one people I've been, I'd rather, yeah, state patrol, anything, but fish and

02:41:24.140 wildlife will, they will strip you dry. 0.86

02:41:28.460 So I would say Marco, they probably got a little bit more leeway than the pavement.

02:41:33.940 Oh, absolutely, man.

02:41:35.280 But yeah, you're absolutely Paul.

02:41:36.800 So this brother's exactly correct.

02:41:39.020 And I watched this thing called the Florida fishing report.

02:41:41.640 It comes on down here.

02:41:43.020 It's like a Saturday and Sunday mornings from, you know, 10 to noon or something.

02:41:48.020 And, and the hockey, so check this out.

02:41:50.300 The biggest warning they give.

02:41:52.660 So they, so they absolutely did a, uh, a lobster fishing thing down here, which is not those

02:41:58.300 big, giant cold water lobsters.

02:42:00.320 Brother Bosco's used to up there, but it is the, because it's, it's endangered, right?

02:42:05.340 So down here in Florida, they, he said, they said, absolutely take a ruler with you or yardstick,

02:42:12.100 whatever, whatever your, you know, uh, tape, whatever it is, right?

02:42:15.520 Absolutely.

02:42:15.960 Take a tape with you.

02:42:17.080 They said, because this is the single, you know, thing that they will enforce the most.

02:42:23.220 So don't, don't mess with these lobsters if they're not the right length. 0.62

02:42:27.440 And I, I, I've seen that in the last two or three episodes, man.

02:42:30.340 They keep stressing it, you know?

02:42:31.760 Oh yeah.

02:42:35.400 They take it real serious down there.

02:42:37.140 I mean, I've never seen anything like that before.

02:42:38.780 So after that, I mean, we were, you know, before we're underwater and we're, we're putting

02:42:43.080 our, you know, we had a little measuring stick that we would check.

02:42:45.500 I mean, even if it was close, we're like, okay, let it go, let it go, let it go.

02:42:49.740 But, um. 1.00

02:42:50.720 That'd be the shit. 1.00

02:42:51.520 And that's what make a motherfucker be willing to get into it with y'all. 1.00

02:42:54.360 Cause y'all ain't got no stick. 0.99

02:42:55.500 Especially the mini season.

02:42:56.540 What's up, bro?

02:42:57.120 It's the weekend before the full season.

02:42:59.420 What's up?

02:42:59.820 It's a, it's a party down there in the Keys.

02:43:05.420 Woo.

02:43:06.040 What's going on?

02:43:06.720 It's going to mess.

02:43:08.740 Hello, brothers, sisters.

02:43:10.940 How you doing, my friends?

02:43:11.960 I'm doing real well.

02:43:13.600 I've had a couple of run-ins with, um, DNR.

02:43:18.040 Um, cause out here where I live, we be drinking on these lakes, boy. 0.96

02:43:23.640 We get fucked up on these lakes, dude. 0.92

02:43:26.020 And we'll tie all the pontoons together. 0.98

02:43:27.940 I haven't done this in a while.

02:43:29.820 But we tie the pontoons together and a big donut.

02:43:32.340 And we have like 200 pontoons and people be drinking.

02:43:35.780 And it's like loud and it gets crazy.

02:43:38.740 And there's fights and people almost drowning and everything.

02:43:41.940 But one of the things you got to understand about Forest Service, DNR, Park Rangers, these

02:43:47.140 guys and gals are gunning for GS-10, GS-11 jobs.

02:43:51.860 So as soon as they get out of the field and they go into the office, they go from GS-6 up

02:43:57.380 to like GS-7 or 8.

02:43:59.420 And it's like the military, the way the Forest Service works.

02:44:02.300 So they, they have to, you have to progress upwards in rank.

02:44:05.160 And if you catch somebody on a major poach sting, or if you do the opposite, let people slide,

02:44:12.440 that can severely impact your chances of getting up to the next GS level.

02:44:17.060 Like it's pretty strict the way they run the, uh, wildlife services like DNR, Forest Service,

02:44:24.400 Department of Agriculture, their law enforcement branches are pretty strict.

02:44:29.380 And I've known a couple of people who went through the Park Ranger pipeline.

02:44:34.000 One of them was, uh, uh, older gentleman who had one of the coolest jobs I think you could

02:44:40.720 possibly ever have.

02:44:42.000 He was a Park Ranger in Denali, dude.

02:44:44.220 And he had to carry a pistol and carried a rifle and he did search and rescue and he did

02:44:51.100 like recovery and everything and like monitored grizzly populations and wolf populations up

02:44:57.960 in Alaska.

02:44:58.480 And he never wanted to get bumped up.

02:45:00.840 Like a lot of these, like a lot of the guys, he was in the military.

02:45:04.040 So when he got out, uh, he went to be a Park Ranger and he never wanted to get bumped up.

02:45:10.580 Then they will try to, they try to bump you up to like field office and stuff like that.

02:45:14.640 But he was a truck guy, big whip antenna, man.

02:45:18.880 And he was living a dream dude for like 25 years straight Park Ranger and Denali got to

02:45:23.540 be one of the best jobs on the planet.

02:45:25.420 And I, I honestly, I got a lot of respect for those guys other than the Zogbot, like 1.00

02:45:29.560 they're not Zogbots.

02:45:31.040 The way I see it is, is when I see them catching poachers, it makes me feel warm and fuzzy

02:45:35.340 inside. 1.00

02:45:35.780 Cause I know a lot of these Hmong, we got a Hmong problem up here and these fuckers will 1.00

02:45:39.700 go and they will poach whole populations down. 1.00

02:45:42.520 And like the deer are pretty bad, so it's not a huge problem up here, but they will

02:45:47.440 poach like beaver.

02:45:49.300 They will poach things that are, they will poach protected species and, and they deserve 0.95

02:45:54.240 to get deported to a volcano for that.

02:45:58.280 Just to clarify, Skull, when you said had to carry a gun, did you mean, did you mean got

02:46:03.900 to carry a gun?

02:46:04.860 I was just trying to get clarity on that.

02:46:06.300 No, you, they, they, the park rangers in Alaska, they had, they are pretty much required to

02:46:11.360 carry a pistol, a large caliber pistol or rifle because of the Grizzlies.

02:46:15.400 Yeah.

02:46:15.920 I know, but you said they had to, as if it was a problem.

02:46:18.720 I was wondering.

02:46:19.220 Oh yeah.

02:46:19.620 You got to.

02:46:20.620 Absolutely.

02:46:21.860 I already carried like three or four.

02:46:23.840 They got the armor piercing rifle.

02:46:25.800 So the one thing about these brothers, and I think all of our experiences would be similar. 1.00

02:46:29.560 So, uh, they, they, uh, they're really, you know, uh, they'll fuck you if you're really 0.98

02:46:37.120 breaking a rule, but they're really not the harassing type. 0.97

02:46:40.400 In fact, I've had them come up and didn't even ask to see our fishing licenses until one

02:46:45.560 of us caught something.

02:46:46.780 Or maybe like one of my partners was like killing us that day and embarrassing all of

02:46:50.800 us. 1.00

02:46:51.120 And finally he caught three and the park ranger just kind of stood there shooting the shit 1.00

02:46:54.500 with us. 0.97

02:46:55.080 He finally goes, Hey, you know, I wasn't going to ask, but can I see you guys licenses, man?

02:46:58.840 Because my, my, my partner was killing it right there in front of him.

02:47:01.620 So they're, they're not the harassing type.

02:47:03.740 I know you probably got, uh, I guess I don't think cucks fits here.

02:47:07.880 I'll have to figure that context out.

02:47:09.400 I guess you got, uh, you know, some of those kinds of guys out there that are digs, you

02:47:13.600 know, but, uh, in general, in general, they just want to get the guys that are really breaking

02:47:18.320 the rules and that that's admirable, man.

02:47:20.120 That's an admirable profession. 0.96

02:47:22.380 I've had problem with state state state park state park rangers are dicks, but national 0.95

02:47:28.500 park rangers are usually decent. 0.93

02:47:33.720 Most of them here in Georgia are like you said, Marco, they don't, they don't even really 0.69

02:47:37.960 want to bother you. 1.00

02:47:39.280 It's, they're just looking for the idiots and the, and the ones that are doing illegal 1.00

02:47:42.620 things, but yeah, for the most part, they stay away. 0.99

02:47:45.700 There has been some recent cases and, and current cases going on where some of these, uh, wildlife

02:47:55.320 people are definite, in my opinion, overstepping.

02:47:58.900 They're going on private property, setting up cameras, et cetera.

02:48:04.660 And, um, the lawsuits are involving the private property owners saying, finding these cameras

02:48:11.400 and being like, Hey man, what's going on here, you know, and they're running off, but they're

02:48:16.480 doing this without warrants, et cetera.

02:48:19.120 And, uh, there, but this is in all areas, right?

02:48:23.420 These are specific areas and it's, there's some cases going on.

02:48:27.680 You can look into them, but yeah.

02:48:29.900 Yeah.

02:48:30.300 No, Rusty, you're totally right, dude.

02:48:32.260 This happens a lot with the BLM, like the ranch corridors, the grazing corridors they have

02:48:37.620 out West where like the BLM, that, that Bureau of Land Management guys will get a stick up 0.61

02:48:43.520 their ass and they'll start like staking grazing corridors that guys have honestly been using. 0.90

02:48:49.240 Like if you go, I backpack through the Pecos out in New Mexico and there's a couple of grazing 0.99

02:48:53.060 corridors through there and it's like wilderness.

02:48:56.060 And you can tell the only people who go out there are ranchers who are taking their cattle

02:49:00.740 to graze some of these on the other side of the mountains where it's actually like, there's

02:49:05.180 enough vegetation for the cattle to graze.

02:49:07.920 And, uh, we ended up talking to a rancher guy and he said that the BLM was like, they

02:49:13.480 had started harassing him in the early two thousands and they just hadn't let up and

02:49:18.500 that it was getting like worse and worse.

02:49:19.820 And they have all these regulations that nobody, nobody knows this stuff.

02:49:23.900 There's like, they got books of regulations and, and they'll come and they'll be like,

02:49:27.820 Oh yeah.

02:49:28.640 Water level here is supposed to be at like, you can look at the gauge and the water level

02:49:32.720 is supposed to be here and you can't graze because the water level didn't reach this

02:49:36.060 point this year and all this stuff like that. 0.98

02:49:38.260 So I think some of these BLM guys have, have, uh, they got to stick up their ass and they're 0.99

02:49:42.880 on a power trip. 1.00

02:49:45.300 I'd tell that motherfucker to get off my property and I'd sue his ass personally to 1.00

02:49:49.520 the end of the earth. 1.00

02:49:50.680 And I'm not fucking around. 0.99

02:49:52.680 I would sue him. 0.99

02:49:54.020 I will have him served every Monday morning for a whole fucking year until he calls a truce. 0.99

02:50:00.420 Personally, I'll have somebody at his house. 0.98

02:50:02.240 Well, that's, well, that's, what's going on there.

02:50:04.540 They're catching lawsuits because this is the way people feel at a certain point. 1.00

02:50:09.880 You're like, you're setting up fucking cameras on my shit, watching me. 0.99

02:50:13.400 And then, you know, and, and they'll claim this and that you're doing all this without 1.00

02:50:17.260 warrants.

02:50:18.200 And, uh, yeah, I, uh, let me see.

02:50:21.040 I'm trying to think of the channel that has some of this in-depth, um, stories, but, um,

02:50:27.600 I can't think of the name of them. 0.99

02:50:31.240 No, I mean, his wife, his wife, his wife would say to him, why are we messing with this asshole? 0.99

02:50:36.200 He's got a sheriff showing up at our house every Monday morning. 1.00

02:50:39.700 You know, I'm not bullshitting, man.

02:50:41.200 Go ahead, Honky.

02:50:47.640 Well, yeah, um, I think Skullmass said definitely that the, uh, dealing with the federal park

02:50:53.320 rangers over the state.

02:50:54.460 Yeah.

02:50:54.660 They're, they're way more laid back, but back to the old, you know, the fish and wildlife,

02:50:59.020 cause those were state that I saw.

02:51:01.140 So before I began my huge, uh, squirrel deportation, uh, project here, I actually called two separate

02:51:09.820 offices and documented who I talked to because, um, I'm not sure got them bad elsewhere, but 1.00

02:51:15.600 these damn gray squirrels, they're tree rat bastards. 0.99

02:51:19.000 And, uh, so I had to start deporting them and, uh, I double checked about what the procedure 1.00

02:51:24.700 was.

02:51:25.020 It's a hell of a lot easier just to shoot up in yard, but my little one didn't want 1.00

02:51:28.620 me to do that.

02:51:29.640 My wife too.

02:51:31.120 So I've been, yeah, I've been, I've been running squirrels, man, running squirrel operations,

02:51:35.800 deporting them.

02:51:36.800 And, uh, but I just double check cause I didn't want to get there, have a squirrel in a trap.

02:51:41.400 Next thing you know, no truck, no squirrel, no trap, big fine.

02:51:46.060 So, uh, yeah, you gotta just definitely just got to double check on stuff.

02:51:49.340 And that's why they're so strict.

02:51:50.420 Like Marco was saying with the lobsters is because before you can do it, you got to get a whole

02:51:54.780 separate permit for it.

02:51:56.880 And they'll just sit there and say, okay, remember when you clicked, I accept the terms

02:52:01.200 on their list, every single thing. 1.00

02:52:03.580 So it's just all about catching those assholes, I guess. 1.00

02:52:13.940 Yeah. 1.00

02:52:14.360 It's that one bad apple that ruins it for all of us.

02:52:18.380 Yeah.

02:52:18.800 We call them meat harvesters down here.

02:52:20.700 They got these guys, they go out there, they go out here and, uh, on these ponds, Paul, and

02:52:26.720 they're killing our fisheries.

02:52:27.840 What they do is cause you got all that front forward facing sonar now, right?

02:52:31.880 You just didn't have that.

02:52:32.980 And what they'll do is they'll just sit there and exhaust the whole school in the middle of

02:52:36.560 the night, which is not illegal to fish at night.

02:52:38.540 I love night fishing actually.

02:52:40.600 But what they'll do is they'll exhaust these schools with, with bait.

02:52:43.620 Usually, usually to be honest with you, um, night crawlers, and they'll just exhaust these

02:52:49.300 schools using so, uh, forward facing sonar at night.

02:52:52.760 Then what they'll do is the videos I've seen, uh, they'll go into the port instead of throwing

02:52:58.840 back, like you throw back something eight inches or a foot long, you know, you want,

02:53:03.420 I mean, I mean, if you're going to take him home and eat him, he's got to be two, three

02:53:06.260 pounds or larger.

02:53:07.540 I mean, you don't always catch a big fish and they got these guys with electric fillet

02:53:11.320 knives just sitting there zipping these things right at the dock, which is not illegal.

02:53:16.560 They're zipping these things, filleting them, throwing the, throwing all the carcass and

02:53:20.520 skin and everything right back in the water, which is not illegal.

02:53:23.600 And they're harvesting and they got Sharpies and they're weighing them on the spot.

02:53:27.920 And then they're taking all this white meat, but they're killing fish.

02:53:31.780 What's the significance of this?

02:53:33.700 It's not cruelty to the animal.

02:53:35.540 These fish will never breed again, right?

02:53:37.740 You follow what I'm saying here?

02:53:39.120 You know, they don't know they'll, these fish, these fish will never breed again.

02:53:42.380 And so that kills the, uh, the fishery, man.

02:53:44.800 And that's going on, man.

02:53:46.200 And I think, uh, I don't like the government at all, uh, probably less, uh, than most of

02:53:52.360 you even dislike them, but, uh, we do need, there are some things we need some regulation 0.91

02:53:57.980 on and we shouldn't have an asshole keeping 10 inch bass and zipping them, you know, which 0.97

02:54:05.320 is what we call for flaying and then putting them in a bag to sell it. 1.00

02:54:08.420 That's, that's, that's horse shit, man. 1.00

02:54:10.200 Absolutely honky. 1.00

02:54:13.960 Go ahead.

02:54:15.180 Well, real quick.

02:54:15.980 Yeah.

02:54:16.120 I don't know about you all anymore, but, uh, I mean, I pretty much catch release everything

02:54:22.220 anymore because, uh, I'm just out there just to get out of the house and, uh, just let

02:54:27.900 everything go because, you know, growing up, you could, you know, you could keep whatever

02:54:31.920 you wanted.

02:54:32.420 I mean, it seemed like, but now, uh, especially with the saltwater, I mean, you got minimums,

02:54:38.240 maximums, you know, daily limits, this, that, and the other.

02:54:42.220 So I'm just happy whenever I get a chance to get out there over to the coast early, catch

02:54:46.220 some fish, let them go. 0.99

02:54:47.620 And that's the end of it.

02:54:48.980 I mean, for freshwater, we, we catch and we, we release everything, but I would tell you

02:54:54.040 right now, if a bunch of brothers was to come down here and we went out, we are going

02:54:57.800 to have a fry.

02:54:58.500 So if we caught a big old, you know, delicious redfish or snook or something, we are going

02:55:03.440 to have a fry that, that would be a little different if it's a planned event, you know,

02:55:08.240 uh, but, uh, tip in general, not in general, I, I catch you, I catch them release every

02:55:14.220 day, freshwater fish and all the old guys around here do the, do the same, man. 1.00

02:55:19.400 They're all seasoned fishermen, you know, let somebody else catch it, man.

02:55:23.660 Cause it'll breed again.

02:55:25.300 Right.

02:55:25.660 You want them to keep breeding.

02:55:26.640 Right.

02:55:27.040 With the ocean, you have, there's the other problem of these, uh, other countries, you

02:55:37.980 know, they don't follow these regulations.

02:55:40.760 They, it, at some points, it seems like they're over-regulating our, our fisheries, et cetera.

02:55:49.040 And then you have these international people over-fishing and not following anything and 1.00

02:55:56.700 they don't give a shit. 0.98

02:55:58.080 Like when you look at what China does and different stuff and, uh, and then we've seen a lot of 0.99

02:56:04.700 like fisheries around the country, like shut down.

02:56:08.860 Uh, you've seen it in Alaska.

02:56:11.240 You've seen it in different areas throughout the country where it's like they shut down

02:56:16.400 because they regulate so much.

02:56:19.500 Our, our people can't make a living almost at it.

02:56:24.320 And then you have, um, but then these other countries come in to out what I would consider 0.96

02:56:30.680 our fucking waters and just take whatever they want. 1.00

02:56:34.960 So that is unbelievably astute on, uh, on brother Rusty's part. 0.99

02:56:41.840 And I know honk honky could, uh, attest to this.

02:56:45.340 So what the way the law is structured, and I think it was, uh, Obama that did it is, uh,

02:56:51.540 they're real, they really are.

02:56:52.840 They really are only, you know, regulating, enforcing, uh, us, right.

02:56:59.980 You know, Americans, uh, and, and our fishing industry, but these other guys,

02:57:04.960 they wade into, you know, international water and they wade in, there's no regulation.

02:57:10.380 Nobody ever messes with them.

02:57:11.880 They do what they want to do.

02:57:13.260 And they are, they are harvesting.

02:57:15.580 And so what you're saying is 100% correct.

02:57:18.440 It's a known issue.

02:57:19.940 It's just something else that's got, it's a loophole that's got to be plugged, man.

02:57:24.060 So no, you're, man, you are dead on.

02:57:26.100 That's actually happening.

02:57:33.380 Absolutely.

02:57:33.860 Um, we've got a few minutes left here.

02:57:38.260 Uh, so, uh, if anyone's got any last quick last words, get them in now.

02:57:44.160 Uh, and we got to switch over to the white power lunch hour here in a moment.

02:57:52.740 All right.

02:57:53.660 Well, let's, uh, we're going to do our sign off now.

02:57:58.360 So we'll go to Paul and then, uh, I'll finish after.

02:58:02.760 Appreciate you, Paladin.

02:58:03.860 I love you all.

02:58:04.680 Let's have a day.

02:58:05.720 Uh, remember to be a friend and tell a friend something nice.

02:58:08.080 You could change their life. 1.00

02:58:09.560 White fucking power. 1.00

02:58:10.680 I love you all. 1.00

02:58:11.920 And again, let's have a day.

02:58:26.020 Remember to tell a Boehner to go home.

02:58:28.740 Thank you, Paladin.

02:58:40.240 Thank you, Paul.

02:58:40.900 Thank you, speakers.

02:58:41.620 Thank you, everybody.

02:58:42.780 Another excellent era in unity.

02:58:45.620 Hope we're all doing well, brothers and sisters.

02:58:47.700 We're going to get the white power lunch hour underway here.

02:58:51.420 We'll get Mr. Mythos up.

02:58:53.760 We'll get everything sorted.

02:58:55.700 We'll get the title changed.

02:58:57.860 It's good to be here.

02:58:59.920 Another beautiful day on this beautiful planet.

02:59:04.180 Think about what lies ahead.

02:59:07.400 And it's a lot that lies ahead.

02:59:09.460 It's not going to be easy.

02:59:11.860 It is not going to be easy.

02:59:14.280 My friends, we got a lot of work ahead of us.

02:59:17.700 We got a lot of work ahead of us.

02:59:20.940 And the enemy is incessant.

02:59:22.540 They don't sleep.

02:59:24.200 They don't take breaks.

02:59:25.860 They don't take vacations.

02:59:28.820 Around the clock.

02:59:30.620 Every day.

02:59:34.780 They're continuing to corrupt our countries.

02:59:37.680 Continuing to corrupt our people.

02:59:41.640 Continuing in their efforts to undo everything that our ancestors have built for us.

02:59:45.300 Continuing on their project of annihilation for us and our people.

02:59:49.880 So, without getting blackpilled, recognize the severity of the situation.

03:00:00.580 And internalize the revolutionary mindset that's going to get us out of this.

03:00:05.300 It's victory awaits.

03:00:08.540 So, that being said, welcome to the white power lunch hour. 0.95

03:00:13.320 We're here with nutritious, brill-enhancing, information, and delicious.

03:00:21.500 Sound waves for your ears.

03:00:23.320 Mr. Mythos, it's good to see you, brother.

03:00:26.160 How are you, my friend?

03:00:26.900 Sorry, I was just changing the title there.

03:00:37.820 So, I couldn't unmute my mic.

03:00:39.380 I am doing well.

03:00:41.440 Fantastic.

03:00:43.240 I am a new man today.

03:00:46.080 This is, you know, I bet I had a psychic shift, you know, a progress, a progression, and I'm excited for it.

03:01:01.580 The things that are happening and what we're doing are meaningful.

03:01:13.240 And every venture is difficult in the start.

03:01:20.780 As a business owner said in our circles, the first two years are telling.

03:01:32.580 The first five years are existential.

03:01:36.180 And once you make it past five years, then you get into, you know, really the nuts and bolts of continuing to grow your business.

03:01:52.540 And I apply that to things that we're doing here.

03:01:56.880 The conversations that we're having, this new venture that we're doing as white people.

03:02:02.640 And, you know, my progress here, I've said it before, you know, coming in in 2020 with a shock that I realized that there is actually no reconciliation.

03:02:16.740 They hate me because of who I am and period.

03:02:20.060 And they'll never move off of that.

03:02:23.120 The only thing that they're they're interested in is concessions and negotiations and conceding, you know, from me to them and and never a a shared exchange of value.

03:02:38.060 So, you know, shocking awakening and here five years later, you know.

03:02:46.100 Coming into a new world where.

03:02:50.920 Now it's it's time to start building on things and organizing around the reality that we face.

03:02:58.900 I've been able to learn a lot, but, you know, that's.

03:03:02.500 That's that's something that takes time and people who are in a hurry, you know, when when there's a lot of businesses that that fail.

03:03:15.540 A lot of businesses fail.

03:03:17.340 I think it's I think it's a 90 percent.

03:03:21.120 Failure rate.

03:03:22.780 I think that's what I remember.

03:03:24.100 And and and this isn't naturally a business, but I take it as seriously as a business in what we're doing as a white people and what we're doing as as the white nation.

03:03:40.040 It's it ought to be looked at as a business.

03:03:42.480 We ought to look at it as this is my company.

03:03:46.640 And this is my duty.

03:03:48.580 This is my roles and responsibilities.

03:03:50.460 And I come to work.

03:03:53.540 And.

03:03:55.580 That means when you're taking when you're in your off hours, you're preparing for your own hours.

03:04:02.300 Right.

03:04:02.860 You you are you're dedicating.

03:04:05.920 Make sure your lifestyle approves of your your your work duty.

03:04:10.780 And so, you know, as we as we grow as a people and as we grow as a group, people who have made these connections and are are moving forward.

03:04:22.420 This is.

03:04:24.740 A part of, you know, that you're our new mindset.

03:04:28.800 And and so it's been it's been good.

03:04:31.900 And then you get through trials and you get through situations and you move on.

03:04:39.700 And on to the next thing, I had a conversation with a young man yesterday and was talking to him about he believes in reincarnation.

03:04:50.640 And I told him, well, it's kind of like reincarnation, but in karma, it's basically you're going to be faced with the same problems over and over and over again in your life until you until you solve for that problem.

03:05:07.660 And once you solve for that problem, it stops showing up.

03:05:11.360 You solve for that problem and it may show up every once in a while, but you're going to have new problems.

03:05:15.840 And that's one of the things that that I've been taught and from my mentors and things that I've studied is you want new problems.

03:05:24.880 You're never going to not have problems, but you want new problems.

03:05:28.360 If you got the same old problems you had, then, you know, that is a you problem.

03:05:34.360 Right.

03:05:34.600 And and you need to change and shift and grow from there.

03:05:38.280 So, you know, this is a part of the process.

03:05:41.040 We're here together to do this.

03:05:42.700 I was taught by many wise white men in these groups and shown the way toward a white racial collective consciousness.

03:05:53.900 And, you know, my honor is to return that favor to new ears, new hearts, new minds for the elevation of our people so that they can grow toward this as well.

03:06:07.880 And, you know, we've gotten reports by from people like Bosco, who's been agitated toward elevation and been given a new perspective based on things that we've we've discussed and and personal messages that we've had and shared with each other.

03:06:31.200 So I'm excited white power lunch hour is on if you can reshare the space. 0.92

03:06:38.360 Let's let's let's let's let's beat the algorithms, let's beat the censorship, let's beat the shadow banning and let's let's see if we can't cause a disruption in what they're intending for us.

03:06:52.280 Because we have this but small corner of the Internet to operate in that there were so graciously provided by the the overlords and the A.I.

03:07:05.040 The A.I. gods as they esteem themselves.

03:07:11.040 So let's go.

03:07:12.500 We appreciate it.

03:07:14.000 All the support that you guys have given us, all the reshares and reposts, making sure that this gets out there because.

03:07:21.560 So I, you know, there's a lot of different reasons people going to go to a lot of different spaces.

03:07:26.960 But if we can add a little bit of our white power and nutrition to their weekly information diet would go a long way for all of them. 0.91

03:07:37.200 And keeping the morale up, keeping the the white pills, pairing the black pills and the white pills to make sure that we're progressing and taking steps forward.

03:07:49.120 Is is is a part of this process and giving them an alternative. 0.99

03:07:54.640 You know, so much of our our society is do you want the shit sandwich or the shit hamburger? 1.00

03:08:01.760 And they don't know and they haven't been given any longer the opportunity to actually have a real white man's meal filled with white nutrition. 0.99

03:08:14.240 And so we're here to give that and and and that they can do their own taste test and follow what strikes them as the better meals for themselves and our people going forward.

03:08:27.200 So excited for it, here for it, Skull Mask.

03:08:30.600 How are you doing today, brother?

03:08:33.400 I'm fantastic, my friend.

03:08:35.240 I am fantastic, brother.

03:08:37.560 It's like.

03:08:39.900 Everything is everything is clear there.

03:08:44.100 Everything is.

03:08:46.480 Like.

03:08:49.540 Before me, you know, it's like there's a there's a mountain and start to see the roots.

03:08:57.200 To the summit.

03:08:59.060 Though we may still have a long way to go.

03:09:02.800 Many base camps to reach.

03:09:05.600 Many acclamations to make spiritually, mentally, physically to what lies ahead.

03:09:13.420 I see the path upwards.

03:09:17.140 And this is similar to your business analogy, brother.

03:09:20.560 The concept of being overwhelmed by by a problem, by a thing, the behemoth issue, the monstrous task ahead and analyzing it, analyzing it, thinking about it, dreaming about it.

03:09:39.220 And starting to see the parts, starting to be able to compartmentalize the steps and take as many as possible that we can right now that are immediately before us.

03:09:52.320 One, one, one at a time.

03:09:54.520 Breaking these massive tasks and massive problems down into their constituent components and being able to build a foundation based on the issues that present themselves to us immediately.

03:10:11.940 And that will pan out into the future as these fundamental parts of moving forward, upward and attaining victory triumphantly.

03:10:23.660 This is, um, there's a, uh, it's like stepping into an ordeal, that word ordeal or labyrinth.

03:10:35.400 Like it's, it's like a, like a trial, right?

03:10:38.820 Like a series of trials are ahead.

03:10:41.120 And it's a blessing to be able to embark on such a quest.

03:10:46.980 It is.

03:10:47.980 That's my, my mentality has transformed from one that is, uh, this thing must be done and it's a tribulation.

03:10:57.860 It's, it's, it's, it's a, it's going to take grit and, and dedication and taking those things as absolute truths and compounding them into a firm direction forward.

03:11:12.020 And then realizing that there are higher levels of contemplation, realizing that this is a, the, the opportunity here now for us is one where we can become legends and our, the only way that we can succeed is to become legends.

03:11:37.520 Is to become men and women who saw, uh, what, what seemed, it seemed insurmountable.

03:11:47.980 The enemy would like us to believe that this is an insurmountable position that we found ourselves in, that we are beleaguered on all sides by the enemy and that our, our only choice is to surrender.

03:12:01.720 That's what our enemy wants us to think.

03:12:03.580 That is what the entire psychological war is pointed towards submission, resignation, and annihilation.

03:12:12.540 And this is, this is not how we will face the challenges ahead of us.

03:12:20.840 We are, we are like King Henry in Normandy.

03:12:24.540 For those of you who don't know the story, King Henry took a small band of men from England down into Northern France in the war against the French king and, uh, managed to win one of the most astounding upsets.

03:12:41.780 And he was, and he was, and he was, and he was, uh, there's, there's a whole story of betrayal and, and turncoats in his family, trying to steal his throne from him.

03:12:53.860 And they're at war with France, there's civil strife in England.

03:12:58.320 And this, uh, he, um, rose him and his men rose above the, the, uh, what seemed to be possible at the time and became the stuff of legend.

03:13:13.020 And, uh, to, uh, to walk in their halls and to be as glorious as them is something that it's not arrogant to think that we can be so we should strive to be so we reject the, the mentality that, that we are lesser than those before us.

03:13:38.500 And we embrace that. There is something that made that made it possible to, to carve this world and to carve the civilizations that they did and to live like they did.

03:13:49.280 And that blood flows through us as well. And we now have to embrace that. And we have to dedicate ourselves to rising to that level of achievement and becoming the stuff of legends.

03:14:04.740 Indeed. Let's go. Um, let's go brother.

03:14:08.020 Spoken like a true outdoorsman and historian. Um, love it. And, uh, the, the opportunities we have, um, and the stories of old, uh, we often, uh, look at these stories, you know, somewhat of a vacuum.

03:14:28.760 And, uh, like you just discussed, um, with King Henry, you know, this is, uh, this is a, we get myopic on that event and it's, it's good to do that because we want to focus when we're trailing that story and looking at the hero's journey involved in all of the details of that particular story.

03:14:47.580 It's good to focus on that and, uh, and, and ignore all else. We do that with the, uh, with the civil war. We focus on these battles, these, uh, these conflicts, uh, and we, uh, ignore, uh, not for ignorance sake, but ignore, uh,

03:15:05.580 the larger, uh, the larger, uh, world that is not involved in the conflict. It has its own conflicts, uh, you know, families, uh, finding their daily bread, still farming.

03:15:20.540 As a war goes on in America, in the civil war, there was folks who were just tending their farm and not involved in the day-to-day conflict of that war, but, uh, maybe involved in supplying and maybe not, maybe just continuing to feed their local, uh, their local villagers and their local townsmen and, uh, and continuing that fight, uh,

03:15:49.640 and the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, acquisition of, uh, more land. And there's all sorts of things going on while these, these bigger events happen. And, you know, the, uh, um, Stonewall Jackson, uh, being an icon, um, of that era, you know, he was doing, uh, the, the general's duty.

03:16:18.120 While another man far away is performing his duties as a father. And the situation we find ourselves in today is that the conflict is metastasized. The conflict is everywhere.

03:16:38.580 You know, we heard that earlier today. Uh, you know, the, um, noticer was talking about his visit to, I think it was Kansas City, Kansas, something like that. Maybe it was, uh, Missouri. Um, but he talked about going there and seeing the same conflict there and he was not expecting it.

03:16:58.120 You know, you know, the, you know, the, the, the conflict of this, this racial war that is upon us that we didn't ask for. Uh, we, we opened our arms to, uh, people.

03:17:10.120 People who came with, um, a, a promise. And we have seen, this is not the way things will roll, not the way things will transpire. Uh, things will transpire in conflict and now it's everywhere.

03:17:28.800 So the, the, the opportunity for legends to be made in this is everywhere. We are the legends of our own domain. Now, everyone in their state, in their city are, are opportune with the, the legend.

03:17:45.180 That faces them. And how they respond, how they go about taking that responsibility and, and making something happen for their area.

03:17:59.980 You know, they can be legends of their own. And this is, this is a great opportunity for all of our men to rise to the occasion to take upon themselves and, and pick up the torch.

03:18:15.180 And light it. And light it. And say, no more. We must secure the existence of our people in a future for white children. And I am doing that here. 1.00

03:18:27.440 And this is, this is an opportunity and, uh, and a, a victory. Uh, some will, some will maintain their, their prestige throughout the annals of history when this is over.

03:18:38.860 But each man, uh, just as in all the cities across America, there is men who are, uh, who have their names inscribed on libraries and public buildings and plaques and statues, um, of, of things that they've done in this fight.

03:18:59.460 And now it's a new fight. Now it's a new war. And it is been brought upon us. And the tides are turning and how we face those tides and how we address this issue together.

03:19:15.700 And the other part is the ability to communicate, the ability to discuss with each other, what's happening on our ground, what's happening in your city.

03:19:27.960 How are you addressing this? What's the dynamic? What are your assets and liabilities? What's your, your demographic makeup? What is your, your strengths and weaknesses, right?

03:19:42.020 Do your SWOT analysis on your situation? Yes. Do we have a global problem? Yes. Are you going to solve Scotland's problem from Kansas City? No. Can you solve Kansas City's problem? Yes. Yes, you can.

03:19:59.140 And we're all here. And we're all here to help in this because what you learn and what you discover that works in your area could be transferable to another area.

03:20:10.560 And as we do this and we take the ownership, pick up the crown and put it on our head and say, this is mine and I'm not letting anyone take it.

03:20:24.140 Marco.

03:20:25.300 That's it.

03:20:25.840 Yeah. No, thank you.

03:20:27.040 So I just wanted to, so this is so perfect. Brother Mythos and Skull both, you know, so, you know, you know, before you can be a good soldier, you've got to defeat personal demons if you have them right.

03:20:42.980 And so, you know, Brother Mythos kind of started out about, you know, problems, problems just don't go away. You've got to defeat them. And, you know, it's really prophetic that you do want, you want new problems, but you really do, or you're not, you're not, you're not going anywhere.

03:20:57.760 And then Skull gave a lot of great stuff on top of that. But I think it's really helpful to tie this back to, you know, to, you know, people in the corporation we talked about.

03:21:08.360 And I said, I'll tell, I'll tell a one minute story here. I had this guy that ties all this in. His name was Mike. He was a phenomenal engineer, but he would, he came to me. I was, I was his supervisor. And he says, Hey, I got to roll off chief.

03:21:24.300 And that means in the IT industry, roll off means I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm quitting and I've taken another job. And I was like, you've got to be kidding me, man. And we, we knew that he had female problems. So it's not always drugs and alcohol, but what we're talking about is defeating personal demons. Cause if you're going to join the army, you got to be, you got to be as strong as the guy next to you. Right. He's relying on you and you're relying on him. So he says, yeah, there's this chick. And I'm like, yeah, we know Mike, you know, and he's like, uh, so I'm just going to, I'm going to go to Nashville.

03:21:52.380 And, uh, and changed my life. I said, okay. So he goes two months later, guy comes back. I still had a slot open. You know, I'm a hiring manager. He says, Hey, I'd like to come back to Birmingham. I'm like, okay, Mike, you know, I mean, I picked you up once. The guy was a phenomenal engineer and he was early thirties. He wasn't like a kid. Right. So he comes back in. So he works for a few months and he goes back and he goes, Hey chief, I'm going to roll off. I'm like, Oh, come on, Mike. What is it now? He's like, Oh, there's this chick.

03:22:21.180 Mike, you know, I'm going to go to California or wherever, wherever, wherever he was going. So I told him this, I told him this. I said, Mike, there's one thing I want you to remember. No matter where you go, Mike is always going to be there. Okay. Cause it's not the chicken, Birmingham. It's not the chicken, Nashville. It's you, man. So I love you, but you're always going to be there. And you got to figure this out.

03:22:46.580 The point here is that he never defeated those personal demons, which I think brother mythos was kind of leaning towards because problems don't go away. You got to defeat those things. And so I'm telling you, if you really, you know, want to have what we would call serenity, man, you've got to get past these, these things.

03:23:07.780 And fortunately for him, it wasn't drugs or alcohol. I don't know that a female, I don't know if that's any better, but anyway, thanks for letting me share. 1.00

03:23:17.480 You know, in these, this situation for us is, um, it's difficult in the modern world for modern people living a modern lifestyle to find something they can anchor themselves upon.

03:23:34.440 And there is a general sense of malaise among our people because they don't have this. And, uh, this is the anchor. The cause is the anchor. There is nothing that can affect me in my life. Now there is nothing that can come that, that can ever touch the deepest part of my being embracing the cause solves it. It solves literally every single personal problem.

03:24:01.280 There is no such thing as a personal problem anymore. There is the cause that that's it. That is the entirety of, of the, the core fundamental part of my being. There is no, I'm not even tempted to indulge in drugs or alcohol. I'm not even tempted to, to participate in degenerate behavior. I have no, no temptation whatsoever to, to have even a, the concept of a person is something that is starting to grow foreign to me.

03:24:31.280 That the concept of self is beginning to drift away. That it's something that I, I look at it now as extraneous as, as I, I view myself as the tool, the, the sword, the, the blade in motion, the, the machine that is moving forward.

03:24:49.940 That I am energized by real. I am but a vessel for the thrill of my ancestors and the flame of the torch that is carried forward unto the future generations. There is nothing else. And I have, I, the, the problem, the, the idea of a personal problem.

03:25:07.080 And right now I'm in a transitory period in my life. I've got a lot of stuff going on. The next couple of days are going to be chaotic. Uh, fortunately I have the white power lunch hour. So I take two hours respite daily to come participate in my favorite part of the day, talk to my brothers and sisters.

03:25:23.940 But the, um, the idea that any of this is, is anything deeper than surface level is, um, is ridiculous to me. I, I find myself wholly unbothered by even by, by inconvenience, by hunger, by desire. It's,

03:25:53.940 that I am carrying, I'm being carried by. And it's hard to even say I anymore, that I, I feel as though there's, um, my, my honor is my loyalty.

03:26:05.420 And this is, um, when we think of these men and women who faced these insurmountable odds of survival early in this nation's founding, these pioneers who struck out and made this,

03:26:23.940 this nation possible, made it possible. This is what they were. They were partaking in a, something greater than themselves. They were in this collective action toward oriented towards establishing a new civilization.

03:26:39.980 And, uh, they had their, they, they were, we can think of their names. We can think of the people, the founding fathers. We know them by name. We know them by image. We can read their writings. We can read their thoughts.

03:26:51.200 But when we think of these, this foundation stock, these men and women, we are, we are holding an idea of an image of our people that is greater than anything, than any one, one of them.

03:27:09.280 And the nameless millions who came before us all the way back, the nameless billions, all the way back into the dawn of, dawn of our people in the ancient mists of time.

03:27:21.140 That is an image that is, is a, a spiritual collective greater than any single individual. And in the light of that, all this falls away.

03:27:32.060 And our young men are, to be completely blunt, they need to embrace this. These, these, these problems of, of, oh, I am drawn towards this thing. I want to be degenerate. Oh, I have these problems with my life. I have this thing going on X, Y, and Z.

03:27:47.120 That is all extraneous. That is all secondary. That is all these merely material occurrences that, that, that affect the external self. They affect the physical body or they affect the ego. And, you know, we're just, we're uncomfortable. And what does it all mean, man? Where's it all, what does it all mean? I'll tell you exactly what it means.

03:28:09.220 It means fighting the war for your people. That is what it means. That is what everything means. That is the core essence of being in, in this time right now. That is a calling. That is a calling. And those who heed the call are of the highest caliber.

03:28:24.200 Yeah. Right before we go back to Marco here, Marco brought up a very important point. You know, the, the geographic change, a, a situational change can be just what a person needs.

03:28:46.940 It can be exactly the right fit. It can be exactly the right fit, getting to a new place with new people and, and a better environment for you, a better environment for your family, et cetera. But if you have not faced those inner demons, face those inner challenges, face the challenges that, that you have failed in the past and learned from.

03:29:16.940 Then it's also said that wherever you go, there you are, right? If you are, you have a, a backpack full of, of baggage and issues that you haven't faced. Well, getting to a new place is only going to bring those with you.

03:29:33.780 And if your tools, and if your tools and your ability to use them are the same as those that caused you problems before, then there you are. And what have you done? What have you learned?

03:29:47.940 So it's, it's very much an internal issue. You can deal with the issues right in your own backyard, no matter what the demographics, because as we know now that rug pulling the nons, rug pulling those that are not yours, dealing fairly with all people is, is a failure of your own.

03:30:15.600 That you can, that you can exercise preference, no matter what the demographic challenges, no matter what the problems you face, you can exercise preference and loyalty to your people right where you are.

03:30:29.760 And then when you go and you have better demographics, you have better, uh, environment.

03:30:37.760 Environment. Sometimes you're, you could be in an environment filled with poison and you need to get out. You need to take your family and move to a place that has less poison, less problems.

03:30:49.620 But if you do that and you have not overcome some internal issues, then you're going to find that new environment just as inhospitable as your old environment.

03:31:04.720 So these are, these are, these are, you know, two in one here, uh, to make sure that you are doing the inner work, that you are practicing principles, practicing, uh, the integrity that you seek, that you find in yourself, what you believe about your brothers.

03:31:26.280 And that you bring that you bring that with you and carry that internally, knowing that you are capable of ascending, you are capable of transcending.

03:31:36.240 You are capable of a higher level of being, you are capable of a higher level of being, and it is, it is oriented toward your folk, oriented toward your people, oriented toward the betterment of your family and your extended family outwardly in everywhere you go and everything you do.

03:31:57.020 and uh and that is a a challenge and you find that challenge most faced with when you are by

03:32:08.920 yourself so take some take some alone time sometimes and contemplate contemplate your

03:32:14.220 thoughts contemplate uh your your attitudes contemplate what it is that brings you

03:32:23.520 uh and has brought you to your place i've been arrested before getting arrested is always

03:32:30.260 a shocking situation when you find yourself locked in a cage and you retrace your steps 0.97

03:32:40.540 and you go i see i see what i did wrong here not blaming the system not blaming the the dickhead cop 0.62

03:32:51.120 not blaming the other external factors but saying what did i do what did i do just question that

03:33:02.520 take a fearless moral inventory of yourself and and move in the direction that you know

03:33:08.520 is going to be better because it's nothing worse than being the problem nothing worse for your

03:33:15.940 family nothing worse for your people than you being the problem so fix that take a look at that

03:33:23.020 go what is it that i'm called when i heed the call what is it that i'm being called to do what is it

03:33:29.080 that i am forced to recognize within myself as i take this next step into being a greater man and it

03:33:40.040 reminds me in a land here is of this uh the the greatest samurai to ever live miyomato miyomato musashi

03:33:48.980 he wrote a book a book of five rings and in these five rings he goes over various

03:33:58.080 uh strategies tactics and principles of being a great swordsman and one of the things he says is

03:34:08.600 you defeat yourself of yesterday today you defeat yourself of yesterday and tomorrow

03:34:17.800 you have victory over lesser men because when you become a stronger man everyone else becomes lesser

03:34:27.640 when you achieve a uh a uh a new plateau of strength you can use this as a as a physical uh

03:34:40.160 gym reference uh an exercise reference when you achieve greater strength everyone who was at your

03:34:47.680 previous strength is now lesser you have become a greater man than them and this is both you know

03:34:55.340 spiritual mental and physical in all these realms and knowing what it takes to overcome

03:35:02.200 and every one of us has that opportunity everyone has has that potential victory over yourself of

03:35:09.680 yesterday tomorrow is victory over lesser men you are the greater but is it is what you put

03:35:21.400 in today will will have consequences and results for tomorrow every day is the opportunity so live in

03:35:32.320 this moment but plan for tomorrow and build yourself up into a man that will accomplish those great

03:35:40.260 things and become the stuff of legend marco good i mean so we all we all know before you can get to

03:35:48.800 that point it takes humility right i mean you know if we're narcissistic me me me man every time i hear

03:35:55.100 somebody somebody just belly aching all i hear is me me me right but um i heard this brother say

03:36:01.960 something i think you'll like this a lot uh he was talking about his family and he was talking this is

03:36:08.060 actually a pretty famous uh musician i know and he said listen people people are saying why don't you

03:36:14.260 pitch yourself why don't you do this he goes my job is to be like the moon and reflect the light of my

03:36:21.540 family and when he said that my skin crawled and i was like jesus christ this is one of the smartest

03:36:30.340 i'm not going to curse so i so i said god this is really smart guy man so so think about it i'll say

03:36:35.560 it again my job is to be like the moon and reflect the light of my family and so what does that mean

03:36:43.360 right it's not about you it's about the people around you and if you're going to be a soldier

03:36:47.440 in anything and i am a veteran uh you know this is what you have to do you have to defeat those demons

03:36:53.460 you have to find some humility drop the narcissism and and get into it man and so you know that that

03:37:00.120 goes along with everything from your work to your family but obviously to this very important you

03:37:06.160 know group we're talking about here right so thanks for letting me share

03:37:09.700 i love it brother i love it i think uh i'm gonna have to push a little harder though

03:37:21.540 you're gonna have to become the sun you're gonna have to shine with abandon and burn as hot as possible

03:37:28.220 and it's um it's it's not only do we have the potential to free ourselves from the uh toil of

03:37:39.060 our vice we have the obligation each of you has the obligation and yes this is it's it's not as simple

03:37:48.080 as making a new life this is is an obligation that you have to embrace that you must embrace this

03:37:55.600 obligation to become the best that you can and there is a part it might start with humility

03:38:01.180 but it has to go further than that i want pride i don't think pride is a sin at all i want pride in

03:38:07.520 our people i want pride in our actions i want pride in what we build and i want pride in in the lineage

03:38:14.440 that we will leave to the future it starts with humility it starts with recognition and it starts with

03:38:20.700 soul seeking but from there there's there are many levels beyond this that we have to ascend to

03:38:27.060 we can reach heights that would have that might seem impossible right now and you are the ones to do

03:38:34.760 it you are capable of reaching these heights you have it in you and this is the fundamental part of

03:38:41.640 the transformation is realizing that this is not the sinful pride of thinking that you're better than

03:38:47.820 others but this is the the measured pride of your ancestors men who they would they they struck other

03:38:56.760 men down for cross words they struck men down for breaking their vow they carried on their shoulders

03:39:03.840 entire continents entire civilizations entire lineages and they built entire worlds and that is the stock

03:39:12.900 that you are made of we are not simple men we are the advanced evolution of this planet's culmination

03:39:19.920 of beauty and goodness that is our that is our fate and that is something that when you embrace it and you

03:39:25.340 realize what is at stake then be proud and know that you have it inside you to overcome the task that is before us

03:39:34.000 yeah they they sometimes say that uh god doesn't give you what you can handle god helps you handle what

03:39:41.820 you're given uh i i actually personalize that now a little further to say that uh white power

03:39:53.300 helps you handle what you're given this this white power that you have that you were born with that 0.87

03:39:59.500 you alone can reach into and pull forth and develop through first humility and understanding

03:40:08.460 yeah the idea of humility is not to make yourself less or think of yourself less than you are but to

03:40:15.500 be honest about who you are honest about what you're capable of and that that honesty comes through

03:40:22.360 testing that honesty comes through challenge that honesty comes through exertion and meeting and

03:40:28.440 facing uh did you did you put your all into it did you seek to overcome did you did you push beyond what

03:40:40.000 you thought was possible did you test yourself to the core and how did you do that and can you reflect on

03:40:49.140 that was the failure uh something that you had you know executed that you had manifested through your own

03:40:59.340 behavior your attitudes uh your your will to give up uh the the desire to continue outperforming your

03:41:10.440 former self adding a little more to your uh your portfolio your personal

03:41:19.040 portfolio and is this uh these limitations are they put upon you by the external world or is it

03:41:28.060 something you've accepted internally and you've decided to to uh give up your right is a right is only

03:41:39.220 something that you execute on it's not something that is given to you by an external force it is

03:41:48.180 something that is given to you by your own internal measurement your own internal decision your own

03:41:56.080 internal commitment to an end and an end goal and around here we don't have any limits to this

03:42:01.240 we don't have any limits to where we go what we do we sailed all of the seas we lost many good men

03:42:09.500 in the process but as a people we have we have come to this place we have continued to grow ourselves to

03:42:21.400 uh renew ourselves and our spirit and it is time for refreshing of that to remember to go back to look at

03:42:29.980 our historical analogs our historical uh reality from the greeks to the romans to the germans

03:42:41.440 to the norse to the anglo-saxon to the french to the spanish to look at and to be honest humility

03:42:52.380 the spanish created a big problem in south america and in central america why how uh miscegenation

03:43:06.380 you know the the the mixing of our genes with lessers to attempt to bring them up 1.00

03:43:12.820 this was a huge mistake and one we can't afford to

03:43:18.280 to uh to uh to uh repeat

03:43:26.060 to duplicate we have to take that and own that wherever our people need that honesty we

03:43:37.320 we must deliver that honesty to them too say look this was a mistake we can't do it again

03:43:43.000 we are not condemned we are not stuck in our past we are not forced to repeat mistakes we are forced

03:43:51.280 to accept reality and then move forward

03:43:53.820 and to own that to own this moment and own what it is that we are going to deliver for our people

03:44:03.560 to secure our land to secure our neighborhoods to secure our cities

03:44:10.000 to secure our counties our regions our states all the way up and to take the uh the things that are

03:44:19.300 happening like uh you know there's there's uh donald trump i watched a video today he signed

03:44:26.620 um something about removing social security benefits to illegals that's a good move it doesn't fix our 1.00

03:44:34.920 problems but it's a good move and it can be used to uh to help us to reorient uh ourselves toward

03:44:44.360 the opportunity that that is available to us and to get that advantage and use that advantage

03:44:55.160 to improve our situation not everybody's situation he he didn't remove all non's from the social security which would have been the move 0.98

03:45:04.920 you know to look at the statistics of of what mexicans and and negroes cost us over a lifetime and say 1.00

03:45:16.540 these people already cost us why would they get social security why should they get social security

03:45:22.780 when they already cost us 750 000 over their lifetime

03:45:26.040 while the while the white american is a net benefit why would they get any more so this is this is a step

03:45:39.080 in the right direction but we are obligated to move that even further move that and and articulate this

03:45:47.480 in a way that can uh bring as many people to the understanding of our situation that this cost is uh is undue

03:46:00.520 it's a undue burden it is not something we are obligated to continue and that we uh that we use those talking

03:46:10.040 points to convince people who are seeing it but not being able to understand or or repeat it right we can if

03:46:19.800 there's a uh there's a a phrase or a a maxim about teaching like you don't really know anything unless you

03:46:28.840 can teach it once you can teach it to another then you have accomplished the knowing knowing inside and and

03:46:37.400 knowing what's right and wrong is one thing but being able to teach it to others and and bring them to

03:46:44.440 an understanding uh then you have truly learned the subject matter and uh and that i'll yield there

03:47:00.520 that's true that's true and it makes you realize too teaching what uh you don't know i think this is

03:47:07.320 um something that's very frequently overlooked when uh when we think of teachers as in classrooms

03:47:16.040 right we think of teachers as professors or people who are uh instructors there's a difference between

03:47:24.040 the instructor and the teacher and this has been one of the very marked dissimilarities between our culture

03:47:32.760 as it currently exists and our culture as it existed for thousands and thousands of years

03:47:38.280 so that we had teachers in our culture whose responsibility was guaranteeing the transmission

03:47:47.720 of the essential knowledge and wisdom and very state of being to future generations and this the behemoth

03:47:58.280 of the enemy's creation that sticks its little tentacles out and and locks into the dopamine

03:48:06.680 receptors of our people and says here i have information for you and you can slake your curiosity

03:48:13.080 at the click of a button or the touch of a touch screen and here's this host of information and you can

03:48:19.080 watch your youtube videos and you can you know look on wikipedia i saw a post today uh on the timeline

03:48:27.960 that was asking about which youtube channels to watch to learn about i think it was the greeks

03:48:36.680 and um it's like yeah yeah you can watch a youtube channel sure or you could get an audio book or get

03:48:44.520 a physical print copy of the books the collected writings of these men what they left behind and uh you can

03:48:52.120 sit there and you can read their words and you can understand them yourself if you are white you can

03:48:59.800 understand this stuff at a level of that that is meant to be understood you don't need to be instructed

03:49:06.200 on how to understand it you can learn it and you can internalize it and you can understand it that's

03:49:11.640 what is inside you is the ability to understand this the writings of our ancestors the art of our

03:49:16.280 ancestors everything that has contributed to who we are today and um beware the instructor and become

03:49:26.040 you know look for the teacher seek the teacher they're out there and you can you can find it and

03:49:31.720 believe in yourself 100 yeah you can learn the uh another another statement that's uh always

03:49:37.800 resonated to me is when the student is ready the teacher will appear and that's an internal uh readiness

03:49:46.360 right the uh the idea that you're looking around and you can't find what it is to move you to the next

03:49:54.120 level yeah that that is a preparation problem a readiness problem and when you take the uh the initiative

03:50:06.520 going to the library going to your own uh book shelf uh reaching out studying watching videos whatever it is

03:50:16.760 is it's work it's not always fun but it's uh it it allows you to learn and some learn differently than others

03:50:27.000 my my son is going through um an immersion program right now um he has to repeat seventh grade

03:50:37.560 he was not prepared by his previous school to um achieve his uh seventh grade curriculum and so

03:50:51.240 he wasn't ready for it but we put him in the seventh grade curriculum anyway and he did the best he could

03:50:56.600 and now he has to uh redo uh uh redo seventh grade you know and he is uh in this immersion program and

03:51:09.560 his teacher uh came up to him yesterday and he was doodling during the lesson and

03:51:19.480 he's uh his teacher was concerned all right his teacher it's the same latin teacher that he had

03:51:28.200 last year and she's concerned about his performance obviously

03:51:36.360 and so she asked him the questions of the material and he had all the answers

03:51:45.320 she looked at his work and he had completed all of his work

03:51:49.480 and so she was very happy about his his progress and his ability she said he's he's like a new

03:51:58.760 student and on the way to school today i asked him about doodling and he said when he doodles he can

03:52:06.920 actually pay attention to the to the work when he tries to pay attention to the teacher he starts to

03:52:13.240 get lost in thought and get distracted my other son uh has memorized 30 uh flash cards this morning

03:52:24.680 for his latin and he knows every single one he missed zero all the way through and he just has a

03:52:33.800 different way of learning a different way of being able to retain information he's uh he can see it and

03:52:40.600 and memorize it on site and so these two these two children have very different ways of being able to

03:52:50.760 absorb the information and retain it and follow directions and it's it's very interesting but

03:52:57.640 i i will just support each one's success track without

03:53:03.880 without going heavy-handed on the uh on the the process so this is also i mean we all have that

03:53:14.520 we all have different ways of learning and i used to do you know my math work while i had a tv on

03:53:22.760 and it just it was just that that thing it kind of gave me that particular distraction

03:53:32.360 so that i didn't get lost in my own head and i just would do be able to do my work so it's very

03:53:37.240 interesting and everybody has that you know different way of learning uh some learn by doing

03:53:41.720 some learn you know by you know an ability to uh to retain information and recall information

03:53:50.680 and uh and how they work that and and those are all superpowers those are all their own superpowers

03:53:57.320 in my opinion all of us have one and it is up to us to find out what that is and how to use that so

03:54:05.320 yeah it's uh when they when the t when the student is ready the teacher will appear so be ready and be aware

03:54:12.360 and look for that it comes in all different shapes and forms uh if we are if we are paying attention

03:54:21.080 but uh wolf good to see you brother it's been a while yeah i just um i saw it said white um lunch

03:54:28.440 hour i'm white uber white so white that i pulled cash with a ghost over for a broken tail light

03:54:34.600 and i just want to stand in attendance i'm going to drop down i just want to say hi to you guys

03:54:38.680 as long as i make an appearance and i'll be collectively in your minds you guys will be in

03:54:42.600 mine and by that form we're like always collectivizing so yeah is that is that your

03:54:50.120 arm in the uh in the picture there that thing is uh it's scaring me actually yeah i don't lift weights

03:54:56.120 i do all the same thing i did when i was in prison i just do a a thousand to two thousand push-ups

03:55:01.160 every other day i do the mexker thing where you you do two uh failure and you only do it three

03:55:07.080 times a week that's all you need man geez yeah that's uh that's good i like it man well good

03:55:15.320 thanks for coming by and uh obviously uh welcome any welcome welcome anytime brother

03:55:23.080 all the new people thank you guys and uh this is pretty nice i'm glad to see it's not like a

03:55:27.080 shit show a lot of our spaces have been spiraling down the toilet just out of just boredom and jovelness

03:55:33.000 but i was glad to see some intellectual stuff again so you could drop me down bro thank you 0.96

03:55:38.200 you got you gotta we'll leave you up there uh you're doing some flexing for a while brother

03:55:42.840 it's uh it's a big stage so we got you yeah marco go ahead that brother he had some hammers man

03:55:49.480 so uh so i have a question uh i don't know if it's too early to to bring in uh can i can i ask a

03:55:57.480 question about mind comp is it too early let's go marco let's go let's do let's go australia you

03:56:04.440 know there are you're our chronologer now you're on the ada precepts and mk so every day you have to

03:56:10.200 if i can't you know if i can't ask an academic question um you know i'll be like uh uh mythos

03:56:17.000 is beloved son that just can't pay attention sometimes and that's okay man because people

03:56:21.720 do learn differently my mother was a teacher uh and i i did some i i taught for a while so here's

03:56:27.080 the thing so here's the thing uh volume two chapter eight uh the emphasis on the concept of the strong

03:56:36.760 man prevailing and i think this is the deal you know i'm doing my best with grok to to figure this

03:56:43.320 out but and i do have a question the strong the strongest man is destined to fulfill the great mission

03:56:51.480 yet the realization that this one is the exclusively elect usually comes to the others very late

03:56:59.560 so my question is when he says to the others very late are he talking is he talking about the sheep

03:57:06.680 and our flock or is he talking about spooks um so whichever one you guys want to want to feel that so

03:57:15.080 i mean i was tying that back to defeating those demons right and i don't want to i don't want to

03:57:27.720 curse but getting your getting your stuff in order getting your uh you know basically getting your

03:57:33.480 straight right defeating those demons so you can stand arm in arm with a brother or a sister whatever

03:57:39.960 it is so i was kind of tying that back to the strong man and and prevailing right i mean that's

03:57:45.480 what we're talking about right

03:57:53.800 this is uh chapter eight you said correct marco

03:57:56.840 dying two yes sir yeah it's yeah marco will you read that will you read that quote one more time

03:58:01.800 yes sir um so the emphasis is is is on the concept of the strong man prevailing which we were talking

03:58:10.040 about you know you can't you know my my thinking the reason i like this one was because you know you

03:58:16.840 we all know if you're drunk or all the time you know i mean some people look some people can have

03:58:22.840 it can have a drink it's okay if they can manage their life right but you know if you're drunk all the

03:58:27.480 time or you're not paying your bills or like the guy i talked about earlier you're just not a strong

03:58:32.120 man you're certainly not going to take care of your family but then he goes on to say and this is the

03:58:37.160 this is the currency of this the strongest man is destined to fulfill the great mission yet the

03:58:44.840 realization that this one is the exclusively elect usually comes to others very late and i think he's

03:58:55.720 talking about those other than you know the dominant creed that invented everything so i doubt he was

03:59:03.720 probably picking on spooks exclusively there because they were having this you know gonna go to war in

03:59:10.600 europe and all this other stuff but he's certainly talking about those uh demographics you know which are

03:59:19.000 have never invented anything or done anything for mankind and are on the dole right so i'm probably

03:59:25.320 wrong i'm just trying to figure out what he's getting at there the first part's easy right the

03:59:31.000 first part's easy that the dominant people are you know i mean that that's that's easy kind of trying

03:59:36.520 to figure out what the guy was thinking there in that second part and i apologize if this is kind of a

03:59:42.200 uh a novice question here but uh i think the academics help everybody

03:59:46.200 not a not a bad question at all brother i found the passage here so provide some context the entire

03:59:57.720 paragraph is here also it is certain that the natural law will take its course and as much as

04:00:04.440 the strongest will be destined to fulfill the great mission but usually the others are slow to acknowledge

04:00:10.440 that only one man is called on the contrary they all believe that they have an equal right to engage in the

04:00:15.720 solution of the difficulties in question and that they are equally called to that task their

04:00:20.120 contemporary world is generally quite unable to decide which of all these possesses the highest

04:00:24.520 gifts and accordingly merits the support of all this is an interesting passage because it gets at the

04:00:33.960 heart of an issue that plagues us incessantly being americans it has to do with our dedication to

04:00:42.920 individuality our dedication to liberty so we perceive ourselves as being equal parts

04:00:52.760 constituting a whole and this passage what the great one is saying here is that the recognition of

04:01:02.440 a true leader is difficult to attain for many of our folk that it's the insistence among the people

04:01:15.880 is that uh each of them is equally among those among those who recognize the problem i should say that each of

04:01:24.360 them is in equal share responsible for the position of leadership the he's he's alluding to the fact that there is a

04:01:39.080 kind of um resistance to adopting the mentality of a follower and uh we're going to get some further

04:01:49.960 insight here from one of our best thinkers in our sphere so welcome to the stage brother frank would

04:01:59.880 you care to reflect on this passage in mind comp with us we would greatly appreciate it

04:02:06.520 yeah i'm just walking out the door there might be a little bit of a of a snafu here but uh

04:02:12.440 nevertheless is one of the best uh quotes i've heard all month uh this hits to the crux of the matter and

04:02:21.400 it is definitely something that every every one of you guys could really you know actively pursue

04:02:28.120 and an allegory that i'm all use is vercingetorix and vercingetorix was the great celtic chief uh facing

04:02:39.240 caesar with that being said we are almost entirely to the man anti-authoritarian and so we have a problem

04:02:50.280 when when the great figure comes up i hope you guys can still hear me

04:02:59.480 loud and clear okay so uh with that being said this is something that for the last 50 years you know

04:03:06.200 we've been going through in the previous 100 years we've been going through right so when these great

04:03:11.160 thinkers come up or these now destiny grabs somebody by the scruff of the neck and everything

04:03:18.200 works together you know in one direction people are either jealous or small-minded or low iq or whatever

04:03:25.160 this is part of the cost of doing business so um yeah that that particular um paragraph was um

04:03:33.320 that was very very telling and i think we should apply that every day some of see part of the

04:03:39.800 problem with the internet is that they give us 10 000 voices when honestly we should only be listening

04:03:46.040 to like a hundred voices and out of that hundred voices um we should start to actually listen carefully

04:03:52.840 to five or ten of them you know but it's not that way you know you guys are inundated i'm inundated

04:03:59.000 with thousands upon thousands of voices both big and small right and it's it's hard to ferret out

04:04:06.280 who has the greatest potential who has the greatest um world view available to us it's quite a job for

04:04:14.760 all of us i just want to jump in on that one paragraph and just say that uh yeah once again he

04:04:20.600 hit on the head i mean i've written about this for for years but i don't have the i don't have the

04:04:27.960 you know whatever it is that adolf had and uh so he was spot on like he is in a lot of his material

04:04:43.400 yeah can we pull that uh that quote out and stick it up in the nest skull master you have that available

04:04:48.440 yeah let me get it i've got it on my uh pc here let me get it um i'll grab it and i'll get it posted

04:04:56.120 up here in the nest and while we're at it the second paragraph the the following paragraph does

04:05:02.440 um add add some more uh context and he says so in the course of centuries or indeed often within the

04:05:11.560 the same epic different men establish different movements to struggle towards the same end at least

04:05:17.800 the end is declared by the founders of the movements to be the same or maybe looked upon as such by the

04:05:23.480 masses of the people the populace nourishes vague desires and has only general opinions without having

04:05:30.600 any precise notion of their own ideals and desires or of the question whether and how it is impossible for

04:05:37.080 these ideals and desires to be fulfilled uh this is a this is a phenomenal this is a phenomenal uh

04:05:45.160 dissection of the relationship that the the the leaders of the vulk will have to the rest of the

04:05:54.200 population and i will get this uh i will get this paragraph pulled and popped in i want to i want to

04:05:59.560 apologize if my brain was the size of a basketball like skulls i would have realized there was more to it

04:06:05.880 i was trying to get that i was tying that back to you know what what we were doing in contact so i apologize for that

04:06:15.000 no need to apologize brother i really appreciate you bringing this um

04:06:18.440 bringing this to us it's excellent material for discussion so thank you

04:06:22.680 and um i failed i failed uh english class almost every time i took it too by the way so don't think too

04:06:37.320 highly of me i was gonna fail english class and uh on the first essay in college that i wrote

04:06:46.520 i had uh it was the the assignment was to describe a process and so i described the process and

04:07:01.880 and i wasn't uh i wasn't high when i was doing it but uh my teacher pulled me into her class into her

04:07:09.160 office and to talk about it she said this is what we would write when we were in school uh high on

04:07:17.400 marijuana uh and she said uh and she gave me some advice and she said rewrite this and so

04:07:26.440 i completely dumbed it down and wrote about a process of pitching a tent

04:07:32.920 and so just walked through from uh from setup to conclusion on the the tent uh the tent uh

04:07:47.560 making process and i got an a plus and she had me read it out in front of the class

04:07:55.320 and uh and uh and that was a a fundamental change in my ability to write and communicate um

04:08:04.680 and uh i still like to uh wax philosophical uh from time to time or most of the time but it was a it was

04:08:13.800 a very uh it was a very good uh instruction on knowing my audience right and and knowing who i'm

04:08:25.000 talking to and what they're looking for in that so it did it fundamentally i never failed or even came

04:08:32.200 close i don't think i get anything less than a b plus in any of my writing ever since um i didn't

04:08:39.480 finish out her class i ended up dropping out because of a a job that i uh that they told me you can either

04:08:49.320 jump in full time with us or you can go to school whatever you want to do but you can't do both

04:08:55.000 and so i i left that and went back to school later but um yeah it was that you reminded me of that yeah

04:09:01.960 i was uh i i definitely uh you know was in danger of uh of getting a good grade in the future and that

04:09:16.280 goes back to our our learning right and our are my my writing was really over her head right she was a

04:09:24.840 a college professor and my writing i don't think was completely wrong but it was something that she

04:09:35.080 couldn't wrap her head around and so being able to be like we talked about humble and knowing okay this

04:09:44.200 is what they're looking for i can do this and give that because i felt stupid writing it i felt like 0.96

04:09:50.840 like this is dumb uh i i i didn't expect to get an a plus on it because i thought this is the dumbest thing 0.94

04:09:57.800 i've ever written this is like retard level uh uh writing and it was exactly what they were looking for 0.98

04:10:06.200 right so it's good and humility isn't saying oh i was wrong or you know i i am i am less a writer than i thought or would

04:10:18.840 esteem to be but it was humility in knowing uh who i am and what i have to give and also

04:10:28.920 understanding my place in the world at the time as a freshman uh they weren't looking for the

04:10:34.360 dissertation they were looking for uh technical skills right and so just switch that no and that's

04:10:40.920 the exact point right my mother was an english teacher and so what they wanted what which would 0.86

04:10:46.120 have been then contemporary at that time she wanted the tldr right she wanted the cliff notes at that

04:10:51.720 i'm not saying she's she she was correct or whatever but um you know you you figured it out you know this

04:10:58.280 is what this is what the assignment is man so i mean i applaud you you know and you gotta sometimes you

04:11:03.800 gotta uh you know you got sometimes you have leadership and they want they do want that dissertation

04:11:09.800 they're like mark write a white paper you know sometimes they're like dude can you just give

04:11:13.560 me the tldr so we can get past this problem right so you figured it out man that's what it all is

04:11:22.520 there's a difference for um writing for different audiences is a is a you're you're the way i the way

04:11:32.600 i look at it at least is i always wrote for myself and i don't know why that was something that i was

04:11:41.400 very stalwart in that insistence that i was writing what i wanted to read and i was writing what i wanted

04:11:47.720 to write and um i was accused i was uh when i was in college in creative writing class which i didn't pass um

04:11:57.000 um the teacher was like this is purple prose and this is too wordy and this is uh it feels like an acid trip

04:12:05.640 and i was um i was like yeah that's the point it sounds like we have the same teacher yeah that's 0.99

04:12:14.280 and he was a uh sodomite he was a sodomite liberal anti-white piece of trash and um i actually failed that 0.98

04:12:21.160 class because i bullied him and uh well i i ended up writing for one of the later essays before i 0.99

04:12:28.120 dropped the class i wrote about a a story where a um man was uh was i basically wrote about him as a uh 0.97

04:12:39.400 as a character in one of my stories and i i made him out to be a fool and a uh race cock and um it was uh 0.90

04:12:47.160 he did not like that and uh he didn't even accept the paper for submission so i dropped the class i 0.95

04:12:52.600 guess i didn't technically fail it i dropped it past drop period so it showed up as a fill whatever

04:12:57.480 whatever but um when you're writing like technical stuff i don't know i've never really been that great

04:13:03.080 at writing technical papers now i can just generate it with claude so when i have a project and i have to

04:13:08.600 write a technical paper on it i just you know throw throw a quad at it and say put together a uh some

04:13:15.640 bullet points for you know the sales team and that hey brother i've been using clog all morning

04:13:21.880 to generate my docs it's incredible i know we don't want to go there here so

04:13:28.360 no it really is and that's one of the i am not going to waste my vril on generating technical

04:13:33.320 documentation for a uh back-end architecture that's not what i'm gonna do i'm not gonna waste my real

04:13:39.560 writing get book docs that's um when i write i want to write for the audience i want

04:13:45.480 to write for those who want to read it and um we have a an author here on stage who i very much look

04:13:53.160 up to so i uh very um i think writing is one of these things that is is not properly emphasized in

04:14:03.320 our uh culture of education in this in this country through where we've where we've ended up and um

04:14:11.160 it's uh something that when done with spirit can communicate

04:14:19.240 concepts and and feelings that otherwise are very difficult to properly articulate through it's like

04:14:28.600 any other art form it it does it makes possible the the capture of uh transcendental essence and um

04:14:36.120 um it's something that i thoroughly enjoy indulging in is reading literature i actually just started

04:14:43.800 after our following our conversation i believe it was yesterday mythos i just started reading

04:14:48.680 lord of the rings again so i i could not help myself and it's um one of the most phenomenal pieces

04:14:54.760 of literature on the face of the planet brian welcome to the stage brother what's up i got a lot for you

04:15:00.760 guys uh bro if you haven't realized uh so when you get into writing dude right like the number one thing

04:15:09.080 that makes a writer uh important or having ideas that have a lot of energy attached to them is vocabulary

04:15:18.600 so because people with not a high vocabulary none of their writings are uh you know interesting or anything

04:15:25.240 because when you read something and you read a word and you're like what does that word mean

04:15:29.320 then then you realize okay the writer knows what that word means and he's using it in a book

04:15:35.320 so he clearly knows more than what i know because i'm reading it and i don't know the word

04:15:41.800 so like there's when we talk about the guy like that guy alan from the knowledgeism thing he harped on

04:15:48.920 vocabulary like vocabulary like vocabulary was like the most important thing when it comes to writing

04:15:54.840 that guy wrote 70 books 70 right uh and he had one of the biggest vocabularies in the whole world

04:16:04.600 he was the anglo-saxon english dude he was from australia um he moved there he played pro rules football

04:16:11.400 all this right but the vocabulary because think about it if you can instead of writing a full sentence

04:16:18.920 or writing a paragraph you can say one word now you can simplify uh uh words and and concepts into a

04:16:29.320 into character like a small character it's like in another language how like chinese is one character

04:16:34.680 is like a whole word you can do that that's vocabulary so you guys have to increase your vocabulary

04:16:41.240 and that's not saying you guys don't have a good but everybody has to but that's how you become a good writer

04:16:48.920 yeah if you're right if you're reading a book and you don't need to look up any words in the book

04:16:58.840 that's uh there's a very few select people who can read a really great piece of literature and not need

04:17:07.560 to uh look up a word now i don't know if uh i don't remember doing that when i was reading lord of the

04:17:15.480 rings so this would be uh maybe a bit of exception in that because he was such a phenomenal writer

04:17:24.680 that even words that you didn't understand were so couched in the context that their meaning became

04:17:34.200 relevant and are evident to you in the reading uh because i i didn't have to look up

04:17:39.880 uh any words as i read that book and i was at maybe at 10 or 11 when i read the lord of the rings but

04:17:48.760 it's uh yeah it's if you don't know your vocabulary and reading becomes uh impossible and that's that's why

04:18:00.680 i as opposed to uh avoiding the education for my child

04:18:10.120 we instead um put him into the uh the education system uh to get to get him to read and

04:18:20.520 we're we're lucky because if we don't like the book that they're reading as a class we can actually

04:18:28.600 substitute it with something um more relevant and and uh better better literature so it's uh but we all

04:18:40.520 need to be um be challenged with uh with the reading process we need to be challenged with that and the

04:18:48.760 other thing is too when writing knowing your audience and what they're what they're going to resonate

04:18:56.360 with in your writing and in your message is is a exceptional talent there are people who know how

04:19:04.440 to use this talent uh in a way that seems seems like wizardry and uh and they do an exceptional job at

04:19:16.360 uh knowing exactly who they're talking to and being able to activate that person and so when it comes

04:19:23.400 to our movements and uh what we're doing uh to face our current challenges if we are putting out a

04:19:34.360 message that is resonating with some people but we're not getting the results out of uh on the output

04:19:42.840 that we're looking for it's not a them problem it's a it's a you problem if i'm not getting the results

04:19:50.920 i'm looking for in my communication then i need to reassess my communication i don't it's not a matter

04:19:58.600 of just shouting louder right it's a matter of of understanding how to re re articulate uh and making

04:20:08.120 sure that i'm making sure that i'm getting my audience if uh if i have um a a large group of of men

04:20:17.960 who are responding to writing or or my my outreach but they they aren't uh fully buying in on on what i'm

04:20:32.280 communicating or or whether people who are buying in are not actually who i'm looking for

04:20:40.280 then this isn't a problem with people uh and and you hear this in in different areas people are

04:20:47.320 frustrated that people aren't hearing the message and aren't getting the the call they're not heeding the call

04:20:55.240 and uh so often especially if you're going to take a leadership position and you're going to uh look to

04:21:02.440 move the needle and establish a group and collectivize people uh you need to do uh the the work necessary

04:21:13.640 to reframe your argument get them to hear what you're saying in a way that moves them to action

04:21:21.640 and this is in sales it's in marketing and this is something that we all need to hone if we're gonna

04:21:30.440 if we're gonna wake people up to the situation we need to know our audience who are we looking for

04:21:39.960 are we interested in in getting a certain type of people to join am i am i targeting uh people with

04:21:48.840 military experience what is it that they've experienced what is it that they have spoken

04:21:55.240 about their experience what are they really looking for and how do i craft this message to attract them

04:22:02.840 and that's going to be different in some sense than than a message that's going to hit home to uh

04:22:11.720 digital architects software developers they're gonna they're they're in a different framework and being

04:22:18.760 able to attract this different people to the same cause is going to take different messages

04:22:27.880 right and and uh this is a this is a reflection that that many of our people are are coming to

04:22:34.120 understand because they've got a small group and they want a bigger group how do they go about

04:22:40.280 getting that bigger group and and how are they going to organize those people together

04:22:46.040 in a bigger group when they come with different ideas and different modes of thought and different

04:22:52.840 frameworks uh how do you organize that toward the common cause i would call it the 14 words i think it

04:22:59.080 gives a nice framework and you can uh with uh with savvy you can reframe the 14 words in an innumerable

04:23:09.240 ways to to communicate that and that's why i like the 14 words so much is because it really is a fundamental

04:23:17.320 centerpiece to to everything that we do but it's about then okay now i'm going to go outreach in a

04:23:23.480 certain direction well that direction requires uh a bit of of uh awareness of of what that direction is who's at

04:23:33.640 the end of that direction what does that node uh then connect us to bigger uh network nodes and what

04:23:41.080 is that uh these you know and i start to think about packets i start to think about uh sending digital

04:23:47.800 packets and and different digital informations and how they're going to get through the um

04:23:56.760 the channels the communication channels to get to where i want it to go and land and be received at the

04:24:02.280 other end by someone who says hey that's what i was looking for here i'll take that from here

04:24:06.760 uh and i'll keep going down the chain so it's it it takes uh it takes a lot of of intellect uh to get

04:24:13.880 to that point i'm not claiming i have it but i and i at least understand the framework uh so when i do find

04:24:20.200 myself in uh ineffectual i know that it's a me problem it's not a network problem it's a me problem

04:24:28.360 uh so long as everybody else is functioning on the network then i should be able to as well

04:24:33.560 and i should be able to have a better message or a better uh articulation or or approach or however

04:24:42.280 i need to change to get my my message across uh it becomes a me problem but uh arian welcome to the

04:24:48.680 stage brother go ahead can you hear me good yeah perfect i just had the most disgusting 0.96

04:24:55.240 fucking thing i've ever seen happen in front of me i went to go get myself some goyslop with my 0.99

04:25:00.600 chad arian co-worker and we walk in and there's these two fat little browns in national guard 1.00

04:25:05.960 uniforms standing in front of us which was comical in and of itself but we get to the front of the 0.98

04:25:12.440 line we get our food we get to the end and this fat little cuck white guy comes out of nowhere and 0.99

04:25:18.360 fucking comes up and pays for these browns meal and he starts telling them to get a drink and get a 0.99

04:25:23.160 cookie and get extra and thank you for your service and uh you know they're no better than 1.00

04:25:29.560 fucking they're probably sitting on their phone most of the day on that job mopping the fucking 1.00

04:25:35.240 floor and this faggot has the fucking the necessity in his blood for some reason to walk up and pay for 1.00

04:25:41.160 their food in a restaurant full of fucking people and then i look at this fucking motherfucker's ear and 1.00

04:25:46.520 he's got a cross in it and i just wanted to throw up i couldn't just i just immediately just started 1.00

04:25:51.560 talking shit about him right in front of him the fucking browns heard me i was saying things like 0.99

04:25:56.840 it's not like your navy fucking seals what the fuck's going on here and uh i'm just disgusted 1.00

04:26:01.480 right now i'm shaking i'm i'm fucking seething right now and i i just can't i can't anymore man it's disgusting 0.99

04:26:07.320 that's pretty repulsive brother and that is uh unfortunately a mentality that uh many people 0.96

04:26:20.120 hold i think quite unfortunate tragic let's you know let's rewind the clock here five years i would say

04:26:27.720 um there's been a stark shift in um in the appreciation for people in uniform uh that that

04:26:38.920 comes from a digestion of information when when i found out that i was already not happy with uh

04:26:48.440 everything that happened after uh 9 11 2001 and i was already pretty uh pretty uh negative toward

04:27:03.960 uh the the military and what they were doing in the desert and this wasn't from a military industrial

04:27:11.160 complex uh complex point of view but more of just you know what i was hearing from what we were doing over

04:27:17.160 there and then later on i was uh when i was back to school i was in a class with a guy who had come

04:27:25.240 back from afghanistan and he had quit the army and he told me all about what happened over there he

04:27:32.680 told me about the poppy fields and he told me about um the the actual dynamics on the ground and it re it

04:27:41.640 it it reinforced a lot of what i had previously witnessed and and held and at that time it was like

04:27:53.640 blaspheming god if you spoke ill of any of our veterans and coming through that experience and and then

04:28:01.960 watching the the the the tenor of respect that is is held by the general public and our our willingness

04:28:14.200 as the the story narratives of world war one world war two uh and then even even vietnam right we had a

04:28:24.760 great deal of sympathy for the folks in vietnam because they came back to a hostile environment where they

04:28:30.200 were uh treated uh terribly for simply being veterans uh and so there was a great deal of sympathy there

04:28:39.400 and then uh you know going through the desert storm era and then the the longest war in american history

04:28:51.800 in afghanistan um and seeing everything uh for what it is there's been a big shift

04:28:58.680 shift in the in the social attitudes and then you can you can lay overlay that with the lack of

04:29:09.880 of white men in the army the lack of of respect for white men that the entire military has uh and then begin to

04:29:20.280 push that as well uh the the the the demand for complete adoration of these people in uniform uh is no longer

04:29:37.400 the the mandate uh that it used to be and uh and we should we should push that we should push it

04:29:45.880 respectfully i i respect those who were tricked into uh going to afghanistan but uh we have to be honest

04:29:54.200 about all of this now we have to be honest about what happened we have to be honest about uh what's

04:30:01.400 happening and we have to be honest about what this military industrial complex is

04:30:09.320 actually doing as opposed to what we want it to be doing we want it to be about securing freedom and

04:30:17.400 and uh doing uh the american thing and it's not so pretending that it deserves the respect it used to or the

04:30:30.520 respect that we once gave it uh is is not to the benefit of our people any longer and that's it that's

04:30:39.640 one hard place for a lot of people to uh one hard pill for people to swallow but it's definitely

04:30:45.080 shifted over the past five years uh to the point where openly criticizing people in uniform um is no

04:30:52.920 longer uh taboo that it once was uh but brian go ahead yeah 100 agree with all that stuff and uh

04:31:03.000 yeah um but i still wanted to just touch on as far as like the sales thing because i've had obviously

04:31:10.760 you probably know and some other people they might not know but in my family i've had people that have

04:31:14.920 sold millions of dollars in deals closed like one okay one person in my family and this just goes to

04:31:22.600 show like i'm only saying this just to preface the fact that i understand sales and how i've learned from

04:31:29.320 my family members one of my family members closed by himself a quarter bill billion of deals in

04:31:37.800 corporate america so i understand sales extremely well and i don't even think he was that great he

04:31:43.400 could have he could have been way better right but and this is for that was for ibm so this is not 0.90

04:31:50.680 like for whatever uh some small little thing like this is like high level shit um and but the tactics 0.84

04:31:57.800 that you use because i always ask them like when you're trying to sell something to somebody how do 0.93

04:32:03.080 you actually get them on board with the idea and how do you get them to accept that you are able to sell

04:32:11.640 them something that produces value for their life and the way you just do it is you just ask questions

04:32:18.280 and then you figure out because you can't go to them and say like like just take a small example like

04:32:24.200 a door-to-door salesman like selling window cleaning the the dumbest thing you could do is go there and say 0.99

04:32:29.400 your windows are dirty as shit i need to clean your windows right now and they're gonna just shut the 1.00

04:32:33.800 door in your fucking face instead you should say this is just a small like microcosm of what needs to 1.00

04:32:39.080 happen with higher level things but it's like you get there you're like all right i've noticed uh 1.00

04:32:44.200 that a lot of your neighbors or something like that uh are getting your their windows cleaned or

04:32:49.240 have you guys ever been interested and so you put this little thing on them where they're like they

04:32:52.920 need to keep up with somebody else or they need to you put like a status thing where you're like

04:32:57.160 you have to understand like perceived status and sales like that you know more than somebody and

04:33:01.400 then they're like oh i i want to know because people they have an ego issue when you bring up that you

04:33:06.600 know more than them and then they they go well i don't want to buy anything from that guy because 0.99

04:33:11.080 he's a fucking retarder he's a dickhead or that so you got to avoid that whole thing but you have to 1.00

04:33:16.600 basically just be in the questioning you know like there's this guy sean miyaki if anybody knows about 1.00

04:33:22.280 him too that guy he he he's like a rags to riches story um he grew up in ct he grew up not even too far 0.99

04:33:28.840 from where i grew up poor as fuck mom didn't even have a car fucking uh drug addict fucking got involved 1.00

04:33:37.240 with a bunch of crime and shit he learned sales and now his company and i fucking dm back and forth 1.00

04:33:43.400 with this guy he's from ct his company has sold like six billion of insurance and he trains uh 0.99

04:33:50.680 thousands of he literally speaks to like thousands of people for free he doesn't even charge them for

04:33:56.360 because he's literally like so uh you know well off that he's like i'm just going to teach people

04:34:01.000 how to do sales and it's just it's unilaterally you can apply that to everything as far as anything

04:34:08.120 in this anything in your life it's like you have to be able to just convince people in a non-egotistical

04:34:15.000 way that they that you know something and then they'll want to pay you they'll want to buy something

04:34:20.360 from you and then as far as the idea of selling like the fortune words bro it's like

04:34:24.440 there i mean that's the best product you could have right it's like what could be a better product

04:34:31.000 you're you're saying we're saving our people like there's no better product than that so

04:34:34.760 if you can't sell that then there's something weird there not to say nobody can sell it but it's like 0.97

04:34:40.520 dude that's the best fucking possible thing to sell to white people you know 0.93

04:34:46.360 well yeah to uh put a put a point on that um approaching people uh with the taboo of 0.99

04:35:00.680 appreciating the 14 words appreciating your people uh to couch that in a social acceptance and a social

04:35:08.200 uh um trend shift is is a good way to break the the uh argument in you know a lot of people say that

04:35:20.040 going on public transit uh will make a person racist at this point right and and there's uh there's ways to

04:35:28.760 go in there and it might be um it might be a tactic that somebody employs to go on public transit to

04:35:36.920 talk to other white people and say you notice how this uh public transit has just gotten worse

04:35:43.080 you know a lot of white people are starting to wake up to what's happened to this country

04:35:47.960 and realize that this demographic change has been a overall negative impact on everybody uh and being

04:35:56.600 able to present that as it's it's other people not just your message right it's it's other people

04:36:02.760 are starting to see this what do you think and giving them the opportunity to uh to agree to

04:36:09.080 something that uh if it was just you and them then it may be something that they're suspicious of

04:36:16.040 they're they're not uh willing to break that ice but uh having a tactic which offers them an

04:36:23.880 opportunity to agree and look around uh is it is a good sales tactic yeah nature go ahead

04:36:32.120 oh go ahead it's just it's just a weep it this is it's just this is just too telluric this is not

04:36:38.120 these things should not be framed in this manner of sales that's all i got how come

04:36:46.120 this is not something that you need to sell people can't hear the song by now then no no no

04:36:51.000 you'll have to do it when it's safe to do so no if they don't hear the song you got it oh brian

04:36:55.240 don't interrupt don't interrupt seal mask go ahead we're not we don't we don't sell these things to

04:37:01.960 people if they can't see what's going on then they can come to it by themselves it's not uh don't need

04:37:07.800 to this is this is telluric lunar feminine democracy thinking 1.00

04:37:14.520 uh yeah yeah i appreciate that i'd like to hear what other people uh think about that and uh

04:37:21.000 and they should go ahead with what you were thinking yeah i mean this isn't really highbrow

04:37:26.520 by the way what's up everyone and frank and all you guys um i uh i was gonna offer an anecdotal story

04:37:34.520 that uh i think it kind of fits i think it still fits um so i went to tractor supply maybe i don't

04:37:40.760 know a few months ago right and i go in to get him some food for my animals and things like that and

04:37:49.000 i come out and there's a dude he has a stand right it's a black dude and he's got a stand and

04:37:53.320 he's selling uh bracelets uh for single moms and he's doing it under the guise of christianity

04:38:00.920 kind of deal you know and um i i swear i'm walking out and everyone keeps handing this guy money and

04:38:06.920 i'm just like anyways this set me off so i start arguing with the guy i'm like does it say in the

04:38:11.800 book you know thou shall support single moms anyways i get into it with him and i was like why don't you

04:38:17.160 do this you know in front of a black owned store like you're doing this to target white people

04:38:21.560 at a white store like that has nothing to do with christianity here i'm just arguing the fact that

04:38:26.440 this is what they do these these people that know they know who's vulnerable and who's vulnerable

04:38:31.240 people that could attract us by why because they're white because they're white people that usually have

04:38:35.800 animals that are empaths that have good hearts right i would love to see us not i mean i don't want to

04:38:41.240 employ evil tactics like that on our own people but um i think it's a good example as to like they 0.77

04:38:47.640 know their shit and that's unfortunately the stuff that i think we have to um play into to wake our 0.97

04:38:53.080 people up like we should have some guy across with a different table saying 1.00

04:39:03.080 that we see every day right this is nothing new um it's just the way it is and they do this on

04:39:08.040 purpose they take advantage of good white people um so i guess that kind of plays into sales tactics

04:39:14.200 um anyways yeah sorry i came in like a little late i heard the end of some guys one of the

04:39:19.720 guys stories and uh so that was my little chime in yeah now you get in there

04:39:29.320 yeah thank you for the mic i appreciate it white power i too came in at the end uh i heard something

04:39:35.000 about selling the 14 words and that's kind of uh that's kind of disturbing i think uh the 14 words

04:39:41.160 are fundamental truism for our race they're to be taught and distributed among our people

04:39:47.480 we shouldn't be making a profit off of them i think if you have the ability and the financial backing

04:39:54.680 to create uh whether it be uh you know a small laminated uh card or a flyer or something like

04:40:03.160 that yes you can ask for donations to create these types of things but i think that message

04:40:07.800 should be spread for free to our people so that they can come to the understanding that these uh

04:40:14.440 you know these 14 words are a true none yeah sorry sorry i thought i was interrupting i didn't have my

04:40:20.840 mute button off um before you go any further on that selling the 14 words is not a monetary exchange

04:40:27.720 is that that's a misframing it so what i'm talking about is is selling it to the heart right it is

04:40:34.520 it is convincing someone to cross that line uh from uh ignoring or being blind to the 14 words into uh

04:40:45.960 understanding the 14 words that was the use of the word sell there just uh just so yeah okay well thank 0.59

04:40:52.360 god i was getting kind of pissed off i was like what the fuck is going on here okay it makes more 0.90

04:40:58.840 sense yeah yeah no no worries yeah no i appreciate that that's that's true i mean this is you know when 0.95

04:41:05.560 when we're securing people to our cause uh it it is something that they need to have a shift about right

04:41:13.880 and a collective psychic uh spiritual shift i would say but yeah no appreciate it okay right on brother

04:41:20.840 right on white power white power good to see you none yeah i want to hear frank chime in on this one

04:41:31.640 yeah frank go ahead

04:41:35.960 sorry i was just down in a shot of lemonade um

04:41:42.360 yeah i've been listening to this uh with uh keen ears

04:41:45.320 um once again everybody we walk a very fine line between business plans and the innate um

04:41:57.160 support and and love of our people about you know good things going forward so of course

04:42:04.600 nunya was on the right track but the rest of you guys are on the right track too and let me just add by way

04:42:10.520 of uh anecdote there is one of our local personalities who is um this person is working on this work even

04:42:20.440 as we speak right been a kind of a project for last six or eight months and uh i'm not going to give

04:42:27.720 give everything away but it most certainly has to do with the with the 14 words and this is a

04:42:33.880 this is an effort um for profit okay this person uh is trying to become an author and so on so forth and

04:42:43.320 they have some pretty interesting cerebral uh takes on the 14 words as a self-explanatory uh presentation

04:42:53.400 with that being said okay with that being said it's really fascinating over the last 40 plus years

04:42:59.800 not too many people have actually tried to uh make any kind of um substantial fiduciary recompense for

04:43:09.480 any of our mimetic products right which is both good and bad i would prefer that some of you fellas 0.93

04:43:18.440 if you can make something better you can't make the 14 words better you can't make the 88 precepts any

04:43:24.520 better uh but there are some mimetic qualities out there that if you guys if if you are poster creators

04:43:32.760 or now with all of this really wild and crazy um ai kind of stuff we literally can make anything

04:43:41.240 there's somebody on here that i'm going to reach out to i i don't it's always very problematic to reach

04:43:47.960 out to people you've never met right but um you know that picture of bob matthews it's the most

04:43:54.680 iconic picture of him where it's kind of a three-quarter profile and he's in the park it's the typical bob

04:44:01.160 matthews thing everybody uses it for the um you know 10 hearts one beat to the 14 words to whatever but i

04:44:08.520 want to see that thing in like a 30 second loop where he's actually moving and maybe we can make him say

04:44:16.360 something to the audience uh okay so whoever does that if you can make money on that and you're one

04:44:22.280 of us um you know kudos where does that money go well after it pays your rent or whatever it is then

04:44:30.040 that money needs to go back into the folk as far as i'm concerned right that's always the rub okay so

04:44:35.960 when we talk about some of these business plans i was listening to this one guy talking about selling

04:44:42.040 products and all that look guys since you since everybody first met me even going back four years

04:44:48.120 ago when i was i started in these spaces three and a half years ago whatever it was this is the fine line 0.97

04:44:53.960 you go back 40 years ago anybody who tried to make money on anything a t-shirt you're fed you're a rat 0.98

04:45:01.320 you're weak you're a cuck you know you're a grifter so when i first started talking i was trying to 0.98

04:45:07.960 elucidate to everybody coming in all you younger guys it's okay to have a business plan okay if one 1.00

04:45:15.800 of you guys ends up becoming a multi multi-millionaire hey hopefully you have the brains to figure out

04:45:22.040 that there might be 10 voices out out here in the real world that you might want to give ten thousand

04:45:27.640 to or a hundred thousand to you know what i mean so with that being said it's it's almost self-revelatory

04:45:33.960 if we look at ourselves as very unique branders and if a few of you gentlemen actually make it to

04:45:41.160 the big times and you start to brand a thing and you start to create merchandise or you start to

04:45:46.840 create a larger business portfolio this is 100 what we need we don't need guys who are just you know

04:45:54.200 thinking about donating and i could go down the rabbit hole but i'm just going to use tom metzker as

04:45:59.480 as an example again just real quick really early on tom had he had more volunteers guys that you could

04:46:08.440 shake a stick at i'm talking about guys going out and fighting in the streets the guys who were putting

04:46:13.400 together uh real estate uh plans and so on and so forth but when it came down to him asking the guys

04:46:20.600 to go do anything like some kind of a public you know whatever it was right he always expected the

04:46:27.720 men to do their due diligence figure out whether they could make it talk to their family and then

04:46:33.560 spend gas money to and from spend their own money for meals and all that and i said hey tom i think

04:46:40.440 you really should re uh take a look at this again and he goes what are you talking about i said you know

04:46:45.720 and there was there was a particular amount of fellows like 15 guys that these guys were always

04:46:51.480 there they were professional grade like three or four you know ex-military guys um just guys that

04:46:57.560 were kind of rough and tumble but they had good good good heads i said you need to pay these guys a

04:47:02.600 minimum of 200 a day that was actually pretty good money back in the day okay 200 bucks a day plus

04:47:08.120 expenses he goes well you know frank uh you know this should come from the heart i said yeah well

04:47:14.840 there's a time and a place where that heart you have to you have to put that uh you know put that

04:47:20.680 aside and when the guys are actually doing business work then you need to pay them okay so why would i

04:47:28.520 say that we didn't have an argument about it but tom didn't do it so i ended up doing it and what

04:47:34.200 happened uh was very very simple if you brand a thing and people are you know behind you they're

04:47:40.520 they're actually they want to benefit too right it's one thing to do all of this for your for your

04:47:47.080 for your soul for your heart you know for your folk you know i get that i do it every day

04:47:53.000 okay but they're at some point our men need that ubiquitous pat on the back right and in many cases

04:48:00.440 money kind of fits that that gap right okay so like these guys would take off two days a week or

04:48:07.160 sometimes three days a week and at least one of those days was a working day right so their wives 0.99

04:48:13.400 are going well look jim you know i mean what are you going to do minus this you know 275 or 300 bucks

04:48:19.880 that you're going to miss from uh from you doing your plumbing job or your electrical job or whatever

04:48:25.080 anyway tom didn't get it or he was too stubborn to actually you know change but six months later i was

04:48:33.160 doing that and when the guys would come in relative to the amount of money we came in i was very

04:48:38.360 transparent with the core core group that you know i had you know i was dealing with right okay fellows

04:48:43.960 this is how much money we got we can load up 15 guys this is what we can pay them okay well frank you 0.98

04:48:50.680 know what are they going to do about equipment all that they're going to go about and buy their goddamn 0.92

04:48:54.040 equipment that's where the volunteers comes in if you're really down you know for what we're doing 0.85

04:48:59.320 then you buy your own palms um i developed a uniform but i couldn't afford to buy every man a uniform

04:49:07.240 right so the guys you know you guys understand right there's an exchange here right so if you're

04:49:12.440 trying to brand something and it can't rise to the level of business then you're going to be

04:49:18.840 relatively speaking stuck with a very poor group of volunteers and with time those dudes are going to

04:49:26.120 either burn out they're going to move away or they're going to have familial issues because if

04:49:31.320 you guys look around you look at all the groups that are starting to form there's only one group that

04:49:36.840 i can think of in my mind's eye right now who the leader or the the coterie of men who are behind

04:49:43.480 this particular group they've literally been doing this for like seven or eight years in other words guys

04:49:49.640 the leadership is giving their men something to do 99 of the men are going to fail because they

04:49:57.240 cannot give their men busy work all you veterans know what it's like to keep men training keep men

04:50:04.200 occupied you know that those five days a week then you give them a day off or two days off or what have

04:50:09.640 you right so anyway i'll shut up but um this whole balance about kind of monetizing what we're doing

04:50:18.280 it's a matter of necessity no one has to like it but but a few of you guys will understand

04:50:25.160 how you can wrap your head around that and i think we're kind of getting beyond this grifter thing

04:50:30.920 um in terms of the business model of course there's grifters out there of course there's people that are

04:50:37.160 probably bad actors and a lot of you guys are getting much better and spotting these guys you know

04:50:41.640 a mile away if not a hundred miles away but the 14 was the 88 precepts you know if one or two of you

04:50:48.200 guys started selling a hundred thousand t-shirts with the 14 words on it professional grade stuff

04:50:54.040 i don't care david lane would be more than happy okay as long as that money is coming back into the

04:51:01.720 float you know does that mean and david and i talked about this bobby and i talked about this a lot

04:51:07.480 right what do we do when we get all this money who do we give the money to how do we expect it you

04:51:13.080 know to grow and so on and so forth right so if if um i don't notice it too much in this space but

04:51:20.440 if there's guys that have a problem you're always going to have you know kind of outliers that just

04:51:25.640 don't they can't wrap their head around this professional grade attitude that we have to have

04:51:31.640 going forward like look fuentes is being put into the funnel right now and he's going to come out

04:51:37.960 the other end like really liked or really hated and what i'm getting at is some of these you know

04:51:45.080 patrick ben david this guy is lame uh all these dudes that are like tucker carlson i'm not sure

04:51:50.920 exactly where he falls one way or the other right because he's he could be cia he could be you know 0.97

04:51:56.040 whatever i don't give a rat's ass you guys have heard me talk about that right but there's a 0.95

04:51:59.880 professional branding in the mix there okay and if you guys don't make the money somebody else is 0.85

04:52:07.640 going to make the money just pray and keep an eye on all your comrades that if they do make funds

04:52:15.320 don't get jealous of them don't talk about them but encourage them to spread

04:52:20.760 that wealth the left has been doing this for a hundred years right so anyway with that being said

04:52:27.800 i gotta head out uh but this is this was like the last 25 minutes was a really good

04:52:33.240 really good discussion uh uh matrix right there right so yeah right before you head out can i ask

04:52:39.880 a question just uh get your take on it yeah so up in the nest here um we have a clothing line that we've

04:52:49.160 come up with uh you know that we consider uh professional grade branding uh it's uh very

04:52:57.880 simple and minimalist design uh we're going to uh create different series uh starting with the greek

04:53:07.400 then the roman then the germanic etc uh using old iconography um keeping it really folk oriented uh you know

04:53:18.920 not not not just indulging in third reich uh propaganda but really really appreciating our

04:53:25.880 people and everything we've done uh and and the heritage of where we've come from and the

04:53:30.920 civilizations that we built and the money there yeah i had a guy ask he's like are you going to show

04:53:36.280 receipts of where the money's going and and we've sold almost 100 items so far and there's going to be

04:53:42.200 you know a bunch more coming but people all over wearing white excellence uh gear and branding and

04:53:50.920 uh you know my son wants to wear it to his first day of school and so um that money's going somewhere

04:53:59.000 right it's and so i was asked uh you know are you going to produce receipts and i was just frank so

04:54:04.680 this this money is going to pay a salary for one of our people and and to put a roof over his head

04:54:12.600 and food on the table for him and his child i mean the idea you know and i know i was pushing through

04:54:19.320 a veil there that if it's not just for turkeys for poor white women and children that it's somehow

04:54:25.640 not for our folk and that somebody uh should live in a squalor you know in in sackcloth and ashes or

04:54:35.080 something in order to do anything of of nobility for our folk and simply having a job and doing work

04:54:44.040 especially one that that uh that uh celebrates our heritage is is so noble to me and this money is not

04:54:52.600 going to me this money is going to another uh man who uh is putting in hours for this and so you know

04:55:02.040 is is that i mean i'm not off base here right or or is there some correction of thinking that i might

04:55:09.080 have in in that well the only thing i'd say is really okay so i'm talking to some of you fellows

04:55:15.720 that are have actually had businesses or are creating businesses uh when you have a business

04:55:22.200 uh that business if it's private it's not on the on the uh public exchange right um that's your

04:55:28.600 business okay i mean all look man you guys watch every day you guys attack people every day oh yeah

04:55:34.760 where's the money coming from who's who's supporting you okay so when it comes your turn

04:55:41.960 right it's nobody's business uh what you're doing with the money the only people who need to know that

04:55:47.800 are that are the people directly related to you and then which is not a bad idea on occasion

04:55:54.520 on occasion uh i'm witness uh elon musk i've watched hundreds of his videos when he's talking about

04:56:01.800 x or tesla or what have you you know back in the day right and he would give like bullet point yearly

04:56:08.520 budgetary approvals what they were spending their money on and so on and so forth there's nothing

04:56:13.320 wrong with that but i i would wait probably three to five years before you start putting out

04:56:19.720 to the public like that and if you are a public or not a public if you are like an llc or whatever

04:56:26.120 uh your paper at some point becomes public right that's how the enemy does their

04:56:31.240 lawfare this is a real interesting game right um we should be doing a thousand times more to put

04:56:37.560 these guys on the front street because it's all legal it's all you know it's it's all available

04:56:43.240 right but we just don't most of us including me i'm not i don't concern myself with wanting to ferret

04:56:49.480 out every penny and dime that these these corporations are doing it unless they're working

04:56:55.080 actively against us right but they can turn around and do all that on you and then our guys get

04:57:00.120 scared because the general lay of the land is like oh yeah yeah he's making money oh yeah he's

04:57:05.800 got to be a gripper he's working with those guys right um you know look this is so old school

04:57:11.560 don't even pay attention to that so if you make a decision with those or any of you guys that

04:57:16.760 if you're starting a business uh you do what's best for the business i.e what's best for the folk

04:57:24.440 because the folk will benefit if your business is successful this is just common sense you know and

04:57:31.240 it's it's uh it's bottom line uh presentation right and we need a thousand dudes that are thinking

04:57:37.720 like this not just one or two and i'll land it here by bringing up once again uh my favorite thing to um

04:57:44.760 hate and then to love this was a a business called white devil industries and i was really pissed off 0.97

04:57:52.040 at the name when i first heard it i go fuck that's what these toads are calling us right and i ended up 0.96

04:57:57.720 talking to the dude that owned it and some of his comrades and all that and it was kind of like the way 0.92

04:58:04.840 a lot of you guys um i take this it's kind of like well if they're going to call us that then we're

04:58:10.120 going to take it and we're going to own it but what really pushed me over the edge guys

04:58:14.760 and this is the lesson here i only met this guy one time and but i did know his associates pretty

04:58:20.680 well right but i saw these young men at more skinhead concerts more public affairs could have been

04:58:29.800 anything it could have been could have been you know some other group from timbuktu that was doing

04:58:35.080 a thing but these these kids were smart and this is a nod to everybody they always sold venue spots

04:58:41.240 you you guys know what i'm talking about right you pay like 25 bucks or 50 bucks so you have the day

04:58:47.400 there and you can sell your books your widgets your your meat horns or whatever it is right but i ran into

04:58:54.920 this one young man i became friends with him later and he really gave me a breakdown on this company and

04:59:02.760 he he shouldn't have said it to me but you know you know it was our relationship right oh frank nice to

04:59:09.480 meet you blah blah they were making a million five to a million six already after less than two years

04:59:16.840 in business okay unfortunately and this is another nod this this guy he was a tough guy you know he worked

04:59:24.760 out he used to be a fighter he did some time blah blah blah but the drugs got to him the

04:59:30.280 the got to him and he just everything off right so it can happen even to the best of everybody but

04:59:37.400 think about that guys 18 months they went from making a few t-shirts dude these guys even struck

04:59:43.400 some brudersweigen medallions some silent brother um belt buckles and out of nowhere they came up with

04:59:50.600 these uh really nice uh belt buckles right and um well i'm not going to get down into that um yeah so

04:59:59.320 bottom line is guys uh if you can hustle and like that young man said earlier if you know how to

05:00:05.000 brand something you know how to actually sell the item this is all part of marketing and strategy you

05:00:11.400 don't think adolf hitler didn't use marketing and strategy you bet your ass they did okay they had to

05:00:17.240 when he sold mind comps uh when these guys were getting ready to do marches and rallies and all that

05:00:23.960 you don't think that they had fellows that knew how to market that to the uh rural countryside as

05:00:28.920 well as to the workers in the city yeah these guys were these guys were like way ahead of the game this

05:00:34.760 is one of the reasons why they took germany by storm right bismarck couldn't do it these guys were based

05:00:40.920 off of aristocracy uh old family money and all that and here you get all these proletariats running amok

05:00:48.120 you know a flying a new flag going uh yeah we're going to take germany back you old guys can't bust

05:00:53.640 a grape so we're going to do it uh but they they had some smart dudes back in their business plan 0.85

05:01:00.760 so um yeah i'll just land their mythos uh just i'll just you know just reiterate once again yeah if you

05:01:08.120 have a business it's your business it's nobody else's business to know what you are doing unless you

05:01:15.880 decide to tell people and once the average member of the full community understands that you know

05:01:22.680 there's going to be business models popping up and out of a hundred yeah you might have 20 or 30 that

05:01:28.120 are going to be bad players just keep your eyes open learn how to police each other and uh you know

05:01:34.200 there it is good luck to you yeah thanks frank appreciate you coming by have a great day

05:01:40.120 yeah on that i mean the uh this this the skepticism is healthy it's always going to be healthy skepticism

05:01:50.520 is always healthy the the knee-jerk reaction to uh and and what uh frank had brought up that there is uh

05:01:59.720 jealousy or uh just stupidity involved uh in somebody doing something you know that that somebody could make

05:02:08.360 make a a a modest living i mean we're talking about what uh what's it what's a what's a modest living 0.94

05:02:16.120 right now fifty thousand dollars a year um running a radio station and uh selling uh clothing that

05:02:25.560 celebrates our people and this is the the a counter signal to that for me uh is uh really

05:02:34.920 a moment of an opportunity for reflection on on what your values are i i know this man

05:02:45.880 he gives everything he has and to feed his daughter and to uh to run a radio station that gives uh content

05:02:57.800 and to sell uh clothing that has aims to employ white men other white men so they can feed their

05:03:05.800 families yeah i give myself to that i support it i understand it and i will do anything i can to help

05:03:14.200 him succeed and i'm happy to do it but we are moving into uh 1488 radio here skull mask thank you again

05:03:23.080 my exceptional co-host it was a great two hours uh it's all yours guys usual excellent lunch hour

05:03:34.920 thank you brother thank you audience speakers um i got some more thoughts but i'll save them we'll have

05:03:42.280 plenty of chances in the future to discuss everything necessary so hail victory brothers and sisters

05:03:49.240 stay stalwart stay dedicated have a fantastic rest of your day by power hail victory sir yeah uh we will

05:03:59.720 have more chances um to our earlier discussion regarding uh when you overcome a situation uh and put it behind

05:04:12.200 you because you've solved for it it no longer becomes an issue for you and you can move on and a part of

05:04:18.680 that is marketing a part of that is positioning and being able to communicate the message and once

05:04:26.200 you've done that and we're working on that because all of our people should have businesses in which they

05:04:32.040 are making a profit and uh i appreciate what frank said uh that the uh he had a t-shirt that had the 14

05:04:41.240 words on it um that uh that david lane would appreciate that that those are big words right there that's a big

05:04:50.440 statement from someone who uh coined the phrase white nationalism and we should all take heed to understand

05:04:59.400 what he's saying there that every every bit of profit that you put into one of your people you might as

05:05:07.720 well consider it a donation i used to consider a speeding ticket a donation to my local police station

05:05:15.000 it wasn't a fine there's my donation to the local police station and and that's how i framed it and

05:05:23.240 framing everything that we do for our people as a donation to the cause you know is is fifty dollars

05:05:30.120 too much for a hat is fifty dollars too much for a donation is fifty dollars in a donation in which

05:05:35.800 and you receive a hat is that good these are these are simple uh different framings they all they all

05:05:43.560 stand on the facts and what we're doing as a people and i can attest to this been running the admin on

05:05:50.040 this radio program for more than six months coming on eight months now um eight hours a day

05:05:57.080 and sharing a bit of that burden uh with

05:06:04.200 our team but mostly shouldering that knowing what it takes because i wanted to know

05:06:10.040 what it cost a man to do the job so that i could assess what would be a compensation requisite of the

05:06:18.920 duty and what can be accomplished in a day because if somebody is sacrificing eight hours a day and

05:06:27.400 i've had this conversation with somebody who relies on donations that that everything uh needs to come

05:06:34.440 with this laborious exercise of sacrifice well i as as a business owner of almost 10 years

05:06:44.280 it's not sacrifice it's exchange of value i'm giving a value and i'm receiving value and that's always

05:06:51.800 been a principle and the only way to have a successful business and this was day one in uh in my training is

05:07:01.000 you have to make more than you spend if you're spending more than you make say i i buy a product for

05:07:07.480 five dollars and so and then i inscribe upon it a a message that message took time and then i sell that

05:07:16.680 uh and then i uh pay for postage and handling uh the gas to the post office um and all the time there

05:07:28.440 that's uh that's an hour's worth of labor that five dollar uh item that i bought is now worth 25

05:07:35.640 dollars minimum period and plus shipping and handling so you you ought to get paid for what you do in

05:07:45.560 life and you ought to ascribe yourself to such aims i pay my children more than the uh the market value

05:07:55.240 because i want to condition them to believe they're worth more than uh than bare minimum wage

05:08:01.960 when they calculate what their time is worth i don't want them to to calculate from a poor mindset of

05:08:11.160 of um assessing themselves as low wage employees i want them to think i've always earned more than

05:08:23.000 fifteen dollars an hour why would i go lower than that now in the market and that says a 10 and 12 year

05:08:30.520 old and as they grow and as they grow and as they're able to provide value as when a weed eater uh company

05:08:36.680 comes in and does our weeds and i tell them that just cost us eight hundred dollars do you want to make

05:08:44.280 eight hundred dollars next year there's a weed eater right there and and that that value is upwards of

05:08:53.000 forty to fifty dollars an hour they should they should ascribe themselves no less valuable than the

05:09:00.840 work that they are able to accomplish and this is a and and we are the most expensive race on the planet

05:09:09.240 we are the richest most expensive race on the entire planet and that's what we owe each other to to

05:09:17.960 uh to compare your your fellow white man to the an indian or a mexican or a negro or a jew or a uh or any other

05:09:36.280 race as somebody who ought to 0.89

05:09:40.040 uh to lower their their their bill are you asking them to live 15 people in a home

05:09:52.360 we we we ascribe to have home ownership right and that that is a cost of of living that comes with the

05:10:00.840 territory and we we this is where we've lost it where the previous generations have been uh

05:10:10.040 subverted and it's a long way back to being able to look across the bow and say that man deserves

05:10:17.000 a little bit extra just because he's my brother

05:10:21.560 and uh and i'll yield there uh brian and the nunya and welcome radio how are you

05:10:33.480 yeah um yeah i agree with all the sentiment and everything bro and i think

05:10:38.600 like i have to go do a couple things but i'll just say a couple things real quick like

05:10:42.120 as far as just like the best companies ever all the best companies have the best sales team no matter

05:10:47.000 what and what makes the battle seem the best smartest people the most emotionally like one of my guys

05:10:54.360 uh that i work with he focuses on because there's tons of people with iq there's tons of people to

05:11:00.120 iq right tons of sale people have high iq but do they have high eq eq emotional

05:11:08.120 version of iq so eq is huge when you're talking about being able to sell stuff and being able to

05:11:14.760 convince people like and before we were talking about how i was just saying sales as a convincing

05:11:20.120 way to like talk to people like that's selling like anything you do is sales when you go convince

05:11:25.960 your family to go eat dinner with you you're convincing them that it's more important for

05:11:30.280 them to come at this point in time than whatever they're going to do that's that's you're literally

05:11:34.600 selling that everything is sales so it's like the best sales people the best teams the best everything

05:11:39.800 they have high eq sales people and intelligent people that are able to uh you know sell the most

05:11:46.360 of anything that's the most successful companies have the most sales bottom line that's it

05:11:55.960 ます you come into your own and then some admin and shopping frauds somebody say the classic

05:11:59.080 institution kind ofarsi what you're just saying uh people to go up and what's the cheap

05:12:02.280 company uh people to sell a cheap company cool

05:12:11.240 hey guys i don't say that it's not you know coaching products i always say they're helping

05:12:17.640 earlier times that i'm wondering if that relating to people online just like s as a

05:12:22.300 somebody speaking with my book oh sorry yeah my uh microphone keeps going off uh

05:12:35.260 yeah thanks nature uh yeah sales people uh make the economy run period there's you know there

05:12:44.240 there is always a sales effort there and and there is a you know marketing online and google ads and

05:12:52.100 and a bunch of different things but person-to-person sales is exceptional and and that's what we employ

05:13:00.940 now there are some incoming uh sales inbound sales but the outbound is where it's all at and that's

05:13:08.700 90 percent of all of our sales come from outbound sales efforts and and that's just uh that's the

05:13:16.100 nature and i think that's fairly consistent across uh most of the major markets uh but i will

05:13:24.400 push back on the eq i'm not a i'm not a big uh believer in eq um it's not that you shouldn't

05:13:32.180 be aware of of people's emotions and so forth um but it is true in sales that there's an emotional

05:13:40.500 buy-in before there's uh a sale the emotional buy-in is comes first and then you support the

05:13:48.360 emotional purchase with the facts that support the reason for their purchase right the emotional

05:13:54.960 purchase i made i bought a car one time and my my purpose was to have a very secure vehicle for my two

05:14:02.040 new children i wanted a vehicle that was sturdy and strong and also was quick so i could move uh quickly

05:14:10.660 when needed to avoid uh unfortunate situations so that's that was my emotional buy and all the uh

05:14:22.140 all the reasons why i purchased a particular vehicle were based on how they comported

05:14:29.040 to that emotional purchase but i'd already had the emotional buy where i needed it and where it

05:14:36.520 landed um and and uh and that's that's a part of sales you you need to know the emotional

05:14:42.080 buy what are they really looking for and then to be able to uh put together the the uh sales pitch

05:14:51.360 if you have what they're looking for if you don't have what they're looking for you know then you

05:14:57.080 shouldn't be trying to sell them something that that it's not going to meet their needs uh you

05:15:01.220 shouldn't lie or or cheat the the purchaser based on that unless they're non-white and then you just 1.00

05:15:08.020 you sell them the the shit sandwich and tell them it's caviar but uh anyhow i digress uh marco go ahead 0.99

05:15:17.860 is it i can wait is it too early for a question about a precept because this ties direct yes 0.99

05:15:25.780 hang hang hang on a sec we'll get to nature we'll get right back to you i think that

05:15:29.720 we'll get right into the precept there nature go ahead uh yeah no um i've said this for at least a

05:15:37.300 year maybe two now um so it's not like anything new and it's not anything i think anyone would

05:15:42.700 disagree with but we should be pro grift and the reason why is even if you find out some guy is like

05:15:50.200 you know not necessarily maybe he is just a grifter right but if he's spreading good messaging right

05:15:55.600 he inspires other people especially in this generation right think about like only fans

05:16:01.080 the reason the women are doing that is because the jay has convinced everyone this is a way to make 1.00

05:16:07.280 money right so if this guy is spreading good stuff that convinces the younger generation to go out and

05:16:12.620 spread that same propaganda our stuff so i'm pro grift i don't care what it is whatever you're selling

05:16:18.280 as long as you're spreading the right message i'm supporting it um you know eventually you might find

05:16:24.060 out that that guy has bad intentions or whatever but as a blanket hole um there's nothing wrong with

05:16:30.160 that and i think that we need to i guess grift as hard as we can and we know that we're the good

05:16:36.060 people we're not doing it for bad reasons um i think grifting is a like grifting as long as the message

05:16:43.460 is there is solid um i don't see how you can go wrong with that i i support it fully 100 all the

05:16:51.080 way to the ground and i also want to say too i think again again this is where whites were kind

05:16:57.040 of subverted for some reason i think it kind of goes to your point there mythos mythos sorry um

05:17:02.740 with we have to own our own house and but there's nothing really wrong with uh even living 15 people in

05:17:10.080 the house as long as it's tribal we have this pride that we kind of have to break down and get 1.00

05:17:14.260 used to being tribal again as a race we have to get used to it and we have to grift and we have to

05:17:19.640 start playing the game um on a big picture so in my opinion in closing i guess i'm pro grift

05:17:25.960 whatever you have to do for our people tribalism make it work and i mean again i'll support that till

05:17:32.880 the day i die i don't see anything wrong with that messaging well i'll put it this way um

05:17:38.700 if i had been making bigger profit at a certain time in my life i would have four five or six

05:17:47.080 children right now right so would i be selfish to raise my prices to make more money to do better

05:17:56.780 business for myself uh to profit myself to be able to accommodate large a larger family and and this is

05:18:06.060 this is something you know that it's it's a cultural uh the problem is we live in a a subverted

05:18:13.020 culture where this is not mandated we don't even have connections with these people but when when we

05:18:19.680 do live in a culture that we can hold each other better accountable then we can uh we can know like

05:18:27.460 this person is is not living up they're not producing enough children and we can we can uh

05:18:35.140 start to judge each other that way but we do have to start off with go well whatever it is that this

05:18:42.220 person is doing if it is pro-white and it is for our people then yeah they're you know brakes are off

05:18:49.080 let's go full speed let's not stop this train let's go go go and support them to whatever ends it is

05:18:55.860 because in our situation now uh we can't have any more children but we can support our children having

05:19:03.760 children we can support them building their own um their their own home and even living here i mean if

05:19:11.840 if it came down to having a this home filled with 15 of our own children uh that's fine with me

05:19:18.720 we'll make it work but uh that still means uh 15 extra mouths to feed and and so when we're when

05:19:26.500 we're kind of turning this this ship in the direction of this ship uh it's important not to uh handicap 0.99

05:19:33.680 ourselves based on uh previous thinking right we're all having new thinking now we're all having this

05:19:40.540 this acceleration toward uh white proliferation in a way that hasn't been done at least in 100 years

05:19:48.720 and that's going to take some some psychic shift and some change of our attitudes to go you know 0.98

05:19:56.020 what fuck it i'm just going to do it and in that like like uh frank brought up yeah you're going to 0.91

05:20:02.680 have a few that might uh be bad investments but the other you know the the alternative is is to seek 0.98

05:20:10.580 perfection uh in in the for to the sacrifice of progress and right now we need progress we need to

05:20:18.020 move the needle we need to be able to support you know bringing a a company to fruition and then

05:20:24.780 saying look we got this one off the ground do you want to start one let's go we'll get right behind

05:20:29.220 you and we'll do it again and then we'll do it again and then we'll do it again and every time we

05:20:33.700 do it we stand a white man up as an entrepreneur uh in a way my education has been trial by fire

05:20:43.720 jumping into the deep end of the pool and learning how to swim and when you do that uh you know most

05:20:50.420 part white man's going to swim but unless we give him the opportunity to jump in the deep end

05:20:55.740 then he's going to be uh stuck in the wading pool or stuck on the the side of the pool and not have

05:21:03.900 the opportunity we need to uh we need to lean in we need to build those pools and pools are expensive

05:21:09.280 extremely expensive especially in california so there's a lot of yeah a lot of ways to think

05:21:14.120 about it but taking the brakes off and going full throttle white power uh is the move right now and

05:21:20.460 whatever that means go for it and and do your thing and uh and no like i don't counter signal other

05:21:27.340 businesses i i counter signal uh the the um plead for donations style like bro you know turn

05:21:37.500 make a product service do something uh or or own your service say this is what i'm doing for you

05:21:44.420 uh and and the to uh to rttl's um model right i i i would encourage them continually to make people

05:21:55.660 pay to take the application process don't ask for the the the payment afterward you're you're spending

05:22:01.680 at half an hour to vet somebody to see if they're good enough to buy your product

05:22:06.600 like this is they're coming to you they want to get they want to get vetted by you make them pay up

05:22:12.340 front and if they if they pass then they get to apply that payment toward uh toward their lifetime

05:22:18.220 membership but you know thinking of it in a way where uh it's always um rejecting commerce as

05:22:27.720 opposed to saying this is our service this is what it costs and this is what it means to be a white

05:22:31.940 person uh time to time to dump that money in and you'll you see it it it is a agreeable situation now

05:22:40.820 uh to to support white people we see uh people who are getting uh big donations from uh

05:22:49.680 uh for through gofundmes big donations for being a white person because we want that we want to support

05:22:57.500 our white people and you know the the questions of what shiloh hendrix is going to do with the money 0.99

05:23:03.180 to to frank's point that's none of my business i don't fucking care what's this other lady going to 1.00

05:23:08.540 do with her money she got punched in the face by a by a negro i don't fucking care all i care is 1.00

05:23:15.080 people are are aware of what's happening and being able to support white people i don't even think she 0.98

05:23:22.260 deserves any money i think she put herself in that bad position but i still don't care what she's going 1.00

05:23:26.860 to do with the money go for it fucking go for it lady take care of your kids you know but but the 1.00

05:23:32.940 the point is the people who are willing to give are um are the point the point is people are willing 0.98

05:23:40.480 to give the point is the the tides have shifted the point is we now have a new uh a new paradigm a

05:23:47.360 new example of how white people are going to operate and we need to be happy about that this is a 0.99

05:23:52.640 fucking win across the board um but then again you know you got you got some ladies going to go 1.00

05:23:59.040 attack a bunch of of uh of black people to try to get donos well there's your fucking grifter 1.00

05:24:05.100 yeah enjoy getting punched in the face but uh anyway uh yeah go ahead marco are you ready for this 1.00

05:24:13.500 it's a precept let's go all right so you know i mean i'm not trying to speak for anybody that

05:24:21.620 already spoke i you know i i kind of thought what brother brian was saying was actually

05:24:26.000 extremely relevant because he was kind of talking about so i agree with all the business stuff you

05:24:30.880 guys know me man i agree with i'm uh i agree with all of that right um but you know i think brother

05:24:36.840 brian was kind of saying you know how do you sell this idea and then mr frank came in but he kind of

05:24:42.260 rolled back around to and kind of made brother brian's point but i'm gonna actually ask a question so

05:24:47.960 you know this this uh saint lane right so i i like this precept a lot it's precept 82

05:24:55.540 and what he says is people who are not convinced of their nobility and unique uniqueness will perish

05:25:04.420 right and so it kind of goes along with what brother brian was i'm not i can't speak for brian 0.79

05:25:10.280 he might tell me i'm all fucked up and don't know what i'm talking about because i'm learning here right 0.94

05:25:13.820 but he was i think i think i think brother brian was kind of making this analogy that it's just like

05:25:18.440 selling this a need the things that people need and things they understand but again precept 82

05:25:23.600 people who are not convinced of their nobility and unique is uniqueness will perish you know and to me

05:25:30.220 this implies that there's room for education you know there's room for a sense of identity i mean i'm not

05:25:36.860 sure if he's talking about by perish if he means mortality or if he means as a a creed but you know 0.63

05:25:44.380 uh i i he's not saying he's not saying fuck them he's not saying that here so um i'm just curious what 0.86

05:25:53.280 the what you guys what the elders think uh mythos radio any of you guys yeah yeah i got a take on that 0.93

05:26:00.320 um surely and i'll say that that he's talking about the existential threat and demise there and he's

05:26:07.740 he's talking about it if you don't understand the nobility of your blood and your and your people

05:26:15.880 then you will die you you you cannot survive as a people without knowing that it goes back to the the

05:26:24.240 chapter 11 quote my favorite quote of mind comp uh about uh a people who have a uh a racial

05:26:34.180 purity and a consciousness of the treasure treasure of your blood cannot be overcome and and those that

05:26:42.920 is the message that i get out of precept 82 there and and that goes to the the purpose of

05:26:51.860 our white excellence clothing our white excellence clothing is intended to give a person a sense of

05:26:58.880 nobility my son wears that hat with pride he walks around knowing he is the best and he doesn't care

05:27:08.080 who knows he knows he's the best he's like he'd be offended my son would think i a coward if i didn't

05:27:18.420 let him wear that hat to school on the first day knowing it will be seen by these queers 1.00

05:27:28.040 in uh in school their administrators it will be seen as an affront to their

05:27:43.020 their elevation and exaltation of martin luther king 0.98

05:27:51.180 and my son knows martin luther king is a retard and a degenerate and so he's going into the war 0.95

05:28:02.480 and he's going in as a soldier 12 13 years old going in as a soldier 0.98

05:28:11.180 knowing and possessing the consciousness of the nobility of his self

05:28:17.980 and what and who he is among the others in his class that that's what i get out of it

05:28:25.580 is that that you have to have that nobility and i've always i've always walked around with that

05:28:32.940 nobility that and and it caused me a lot of conflict

05:28:40.200 they said they said you know i had this uh this uh guy who asked uh why is why is this guy king

05:28:49.000 you know and then he said my name right why why is this guy the king and he didn't understand it 0.98

05:28:54.820 i was the fucking king that's why i'm the fucking king what do you think why do you think they treat 1.00

05:28:59.400 me like the king because i'm the fucking king and you're a nigger so shut the fuck up 1.00

05:29:03.720 right i didn't even have to respond the question is enough everybody in the room knew what he was 1.00

05:29:09.440 talking about why the fuck is this guy the king well i guess it is what it is but you know that that's 0.97

05:29:18.160 the kind of nobility that i i would hope for all of our people knowing that you are the king 0.98

05:29:23.120 do you mythos do you think it leaves room for education and recruitment that's kind of what

05:29:31.760 i'm getting at i don't yeah well 100 yeah well we have to instill that that sense of nobility in

05:29:38.900 our people right through education and and uh i'm i'm working with a guy who is um is that kind of

05:29:48.280 historian right he he knows what our true history is he knows that it didn't start in 1619 when slaves

05:29:56.040 got brought to america like that and uh and so this is who we are right that's a part of that education

05:30:03.640 it's a part of our our uh different series that we want to come out with the clothing it's a propaganda

05:30:08.500 tool it's an education it's up what white excellence um apollo um uh napoleon 0.52

05:30:18.280 the greatness of rome yeah by the way we need a t-shirt that says 1607 jamestown

05:30:26.760 i'll look into that one i have to brush up on it uh mark i will tell you you left the other day but

05:30:34.540 we've we've got the uh gold's gym um um athletic tee uh inspired by you so uh uh

05:30:43.620 uh i'll i'll i'll throw you a code uh for that one so you can give it to your your uh son i'll be

05:30:50.540 i'll be the proud owner of two of them in about 10 minutes right on appreciate it yeah they look good

05:30:57.960 they look good man uh they're gonna be they're gonna be something else um we we're we're running on

05:31:03.940 the the fair use intellectual property rule uh which is um allows us to uh use satire uh to

05:31:12.260 steal other people's symbols and use them for our own so uh it's uh you know we've we've navigated the

05:31:20.240 uh legal uh usage of uh of their proprietary uh logo uh you know we'll see we'll see how that works

05:31:28.200 out when it comes to uh you know letters from attorneys but we're for now get it while the

05:31:32.940 getting's good man um yeah yeah marco to answer that yeah it's education it's it's reminding them

05:31:40.760 who they are reminding our people who they are and and and what they have to accomplish in the future

05:31:47.060 and getting them prepared to own that because you know when you know you're popping out little kings

05:31:53.120 and little princes and little princesses and not just you know fodder for uh foreign wars or you 0.67

05:32:00.720 know middle management of some garbage corporation uh that is sucking the life uh out of your people

05:32:08.440 through fluorescent lights and cubicles and and uh and selling goyslop and and uh seed oils to uh your 0.95

05:32:17.980 people and poison you know when you're when you really know that you operate as as one of the

05:32:23.800 royalty of the world and that your your duty is to have the other royalties and that's who we are

05:32:30.360 the nobility we are the nobility class there's a there is a uh a historical reference to the word

05:32:38.920 aryan meaning noble and that's the way they saw us and that's the way we saw ourselves and we have to

05:32:45.580 restore that if we're going to continue uh surviving as a people uh we are the noble and that's why

05:32:53.120 we own all of the uh all of the tennis all industry all of the golf industry uh at least as a as a user

05:33:02.260 as a user end users but uh yeah that's that's perfect we'll keep on that we'll keep on that uh

05:33:07.680 that precept there as we go through today's uh conversation and we'll make that uh a reference

05:33:13.260 point nature go ahead uh yeah i just wanted to read the precept right um correct me if i'm wrong

05:33:20.580 respect must be earned it cannot be demanded or assumed right um i don't think anyone would

05:33:28.500 really doubt or have any questions about that um this is kind of in our nature and this is again

05:33:35.800 this kind of brings me back to my first point unfortunately this is like our why we're so bad at uh

05:33:41.540 on the grifting aspect sort of a deal um like heck it's tough enough to like get somebody to like

05:33:47.960 like a post that you make and i'm just all i guess i'll use online as like an example right

05:33:52.300 it's tough enough to get another white nationalist guy somebody in the same to follow you back

05:33:57.720 you know what i mean but we should be constantly shilling and doing because i see it it's happening

05:34:03.360 like um there's thousands of groups of like indians and all they do is add each other and that's what 0.99

05:34:09.660 they do all day and they're white people are just so notoriously bad at this um from an online 0.62

05:34:15.500 standpoint because it's like you read a post and then you'll be like well if i like this you think 0.93

05:34:22.240 we overthink we notoriously overthink things and it's like no we should we have to get over that

05:34:27.160 and shill for our people non-relentlessly like until like literally shill is shill shill like frank

05:34:33.500 buy his books they're great books you know what i mean buy everything he has buy you know uh mythos here

05:34:40.500 whatever project he's talking about the i'm sorry the merch store buy buy out the store dude like if you

05:34:47.080 need a hat buy that fucking hat we have to get over this um mentality of like judging our own people 0.92

05:34:55.600 we have to convert that into just straight tribalism i mean it's we're at the point now 0.99

05:35:02.200 where it's do or die right and i think everybody knows what i'm saying there but anyways the 82nd

05:35:07.340 precept that's what it is and i don't think anyone uh can go wrong with that the people that made them

05:35:12.280 they had this very well thought out um system of order which you know i i think that i i think again

05:35:20.940 it just makes sense you know a leader should be somebody that has went through the trials and

05:35:26.920 tribulations quote unquote right um and this is i wouldn't want to be around anybody um any other way

05:35:34.100 i want people that had skin in the game or did something or whatever you know at least you know

05:35:38.800 their life story so uh yeah it's a good precept and uh yeah i appreciate him bringing that up

05:35:45.340 yeah it is and uh and and unfortunately we do have uh some people among our ranks

05:35:55.240 who uh who bought uh quite a bit of of our clothing they're they're proud of it they're proud to wear it

05:36:01.740 it's good material good quality uh but they're they've they've chosen to make it the only thing

05:36:07.400 they wear um and so that's that's uh you know that's a commitment right there and and you know we

05:36:15.260 we want to build our future designs uh to reflect that um so they can wear something um every single

05:36:25.920 day uh and not repeat it right we want we want the clothing to speak for itself yeah basically one is 0.59

05:36:32.600 him and uh his friends um and everybody he runs into uh to to notice like yeah i got a fucking ton 0.97

05:36:41.640 of these you want some because i got i got a fucking ton of this stuff and it doesn't stop 0.98

05:36:47.140 because that's the nature of our white power is it's an unlimited source and our history is an 0.97

05:36:52.260 unlimited source of material of which we should be proud and never ashamed and and that goes back to

05:36:59.340 the nobility yeah we we have no reason to be ashamed of improving the lives of every single

05:37:04.140 person in every single continent that we've ever stepped foot on we've improved it and uh and that's

05:37:10.740 just the way that it goes and and we have to get over the idea that we're gonna equivocate over details

05:37:16.940 nope we improved it sorry that's it done deal that's we're not listening to anything else sorry

05:37:22.520 uh you're you're wrong and i'm right and uh if you don't like it then do something about it

05:37:27.960 but we're doing something about it so enjoy bye see ya get out of here uh go ahead nanya

05:37:34.300 yeah thank you for the mic i appreciate it white power so i wanted to uh i wanted to add something

05:37:41.940 to your monetary gain uh earlier about your kids right and this is not a uh counter signal or anything

05:37:47.720 like that it's a a difference of perspective and adding to what you said um so your children need

05:37:54.040 to understand reality right if they go out onto the workforce and claim to be better but are still

05:37:59.100 only are or have been put on a pedestal uh but are still only entry-level employees employers are um

05:38:07.060 are gonna be put off by a seemingly arrogant person and that's what the normal person is gonna think by

05:38:14.540 that kind of attitude in today's climate um now i'm not saying not to explain to our children that

05:38:22.620 as white people they need to adhere to the highest standards and everything they do or even to uh not 0.76

05:38:27.740 to explain to them that they have the capacity to be better than all mons but they need to be taught 1.00

05:38:32.780 the reality of our current society not the society we're trying to create uh they may be rejected by

05:38:39.740 employers uh for blacks or browns and uh or they you know because they refuse to accept a job 0.98

05:38:46.700 uh because they feel the pay isn't good enough for them this may lead to depression or a feeling of 0.60

05:38:52.600 inadequacy or even worse a questioning of the teachings of their parents uh so i take my my you

05:38:59.280 know add two is that you need to show them our current reality but prepare them for the future

05:39:04.860 um now my kids are obviously white you know i want my son to be the best at everything he does

05:39:11.400 and i want him to have uh the best of everything and i want him to work his ass off to get it

05:39:16.620 but the fact of the matter is i'm not putting my son on a pedestal i'm not telling him that

05:39:21.940 you know you do the best you can do and nobody's going to turn you down and you're just going to get

05:39:27.620 everything because you're superior white man i don't think that's a very smart move i'm not saying

05:39:33.560 that's what you said i'm just saying for anybody who who thinks that i don't think that's the right

05:39:38.220 way to go i think your kids need to understand the reality of our current society and they need to

05:39:43.300 understand that they are going to be told no they are going to be um not hired for blacks and browns

05:39:51.840 in the society we live in today that's just that's just the fact of where we live now clearly in the

05:39:58.500 society we want to create it wouldn't be like that but your kids need to understand that so

05:40:03.480 they don't fall back on these things and question your teachings when i say your i mean our as

05:40:09.300 parents our teachings and then say well you told me this and it was supposed to be this way but

05:40:14.640 everything is fucking different you know i just think that's an important aspect of teaching your 0.80

05:40:19.420 kids the the the reality of our current situation and i'll leave it there 0.94

05:40:23.420 yeah and and uh that's going to be situational definitely uh i i am in a unique situation uh with

05:40:34.140 a unique you know um i i had this uh when i got clean and sober my first sponsor i would talk to him

05:40:42.000 for hours on end he would uh he would just listen to me and put in input every once in a while i just

05:40:47.520 talked to him for hours and hours and uh and one of the things he told me was you can't have a custom

05:40:55.560 life and i knew in that moment that i had outgrown him as a mentor uh because i knew what he was

05:41:06.300 talking about is that he had a certain paradigm that he decided to fit into and ever everything i've

05:41:16.060 done since has been with sacrifice i mean i i went from a sales job where i was making um

05:41:23.120 about almost seventy thousand dollars in in a time in in like uh the the recession era doing very well

05:41:34.180 through sales and and uh and the position i had and i wanted to change my direction so i took a job

05:41:42.480 making twenty five thousand dollars a year um to uh change direction and and know what that sacrifice

05:41:49.580 was but learning through that and and then growing into what i'm doing it was still a custom life it was

05:41:57.120 the it was my decision um to do this and endeavor this and to sacrifice what what was uh because i just

05:42:04.480 had my first son um and so it was a it was a huge pay cut but it was it was something that i i felt

05:42:12.600 was right and we arranged our life that way and then worked there for five years um and then later bought

05:42:20.680 the company uh and ran the company and we still run the company today and um and so it's it is it's

05:42:28.420 situational but i am in a unique position to teach my my kiddos something um and and to show them uh

05:42:36.920 the the difference between i i don't know that they'll ever work for for uh somebody besides me

05:42:42.740 and in their future and then branch out on their own in their own entrepreneurial way um i know one at

05:42:50.560 least is is going to do that he's just he's ultimately creative and won't he won't fit into a box

05:42:56.480 and and so that's and that comes with sacrifice that's that comes with a great deal of risk

05:43:03.080 and a great deal of sacrifice when i started working for myself a friend of mine told me

05:43:09.580 now you're a business owner and you only have to work half days the only decision you have to make

05:43:15.560 is whether you work the first 12 hours or the second 12 hours and uh and it was it's the truth

05:43:21.780 that it's a it's a more than a full-time job uh to to own a business and then ultimately if you're

05:43:28.700 successful what you do is you become somebody who is simply working so that your employees can have a

05:43:34.920 better life and and i i i am similar i would say to uh to henry ford's thinking in that way uh and why i

05:43:43.020 would never take a company public is because i all i do is work to make sure that our employees

05:43:49.440 uh have what they need some of them have family issues some of them have health issues some of

05:43:56.080 them uh have just economic burdens uh that i have to account for in their life and adopt their their

05:44:03.800 problems into my own so it's it's yeah it's it's very difficult it's all situational um but we should

05:44:10.780 attain the nobility even even in a position where we have to lower our our personal standard

05:44:18.460 um knowing that it has that you have a purpose for it and that you have your the ability to

05:44:23.980 rearrange um rearrange your expectations um in the short term for long-term gains uh and uh and

05:44:35.220 situational so yeah that's uh it's good points made and and i respect it because especially if your

05:44:43.160 opportunity is to work alongside a bunch of nones or or have to take a a bottom you know a a entry

05:44:50.980 level position um which i did you know that 25 000 people ask me like why are you even working here

05:44:57.880 and uh and i knew why i was working there and i knew that i was going to in the very office that uh that

05:45:05.880 they asked me that question uh i entered the front door with the previous owner and he introduced me

05:45:11.680 uh as the new owner and uh all of my former colleagues uh were now my employees and i fired

05:45:18.540 half of them because they were terrible and uh and i kept all the good ones but um that's you know

05:45:25.620 it's it's it's i i don't know how that works like this is this is what boggles my mind sometimes i don't

05:45:31.400 want to go too far down that rabbit hole because i really don't know how that works but i decided to

05:45:35.520 do it and then i did it and it's very it's it's very interesting um and so i do impress that upon

05:45:41.940 my kids that you decide what you're going to get out of life and whatever it is you need to go through

05:45:46.980 to get there you do that and i i like to say never worked so hard to owe so much money uh in the world

05:45:54.380 um but that's what i that's what i've decided to do with my life with my life but yeah still get in

05:46:01.000 there well man i wanted to go back to the precept i think it's stated very clearly respect is earned

05:46:05.880 not given the fact is is nothing is given to you and everything is earned what how do you do that 0.97

05:46:12.540 you work your fucking ass off and that is white excellence that is the reason we have become the 1.00

05:46:17.200 people we are is because we don't fucking take anything for granted we work our asses off for it 1.00

05:46:21.960 and if it makes making sacrifices we make the sacrifices to do those things the other thing i want to 0.97

05:46:28.000 bring up too is brother if you're doing some clothing stuff man put a link in the fucking 0.99

05:46:32.440 you know in the purple pill or wherever so we can actually get to what do you think it is 0.98

05:46:36.460 do you get up there buy some clothes i want me a fucking hat brother so so it's up in the desk 0.99

05:46:42.560 brother go ahead and put it in there and i'll go and get myself one because that sounds great 0.98

05:46:46.840 and uh i'll put a new link for my favorite hat and you can pick a different color if you want to

05:46:51.840 i'll be right there yeah you got red or you got white the gray is sexy the gray is sexy i'm not

05:46:59.020 gonna lie but they don't advertise the gray it's bad marketing you have to like go and select another

05:47:04.640 option underneath yeah oh come on man everything that has to do with white excellence is is is good 0.77

05:47:10.420 marketing let's be honest here the fact is is this though is it really goes back to this uh it goes

05:47:16.020 back to the precept it's nothing's given everything's earned hey by the way uh i was looking at something

05:47:21.020 it's a it's a it's a it's a new little it's about a 45 page uh you know uh statement and it's called

05:47:27.060 the chism and it's uh it's a it's a it's a it's a written uh paragraph about 45 pages well i guess

05:47:32.980 it's way more than paragraph uh but but but a written statement about 45 pages uh on collectivism

05:47:38.980 versus individualism and uh you know i'd want to bring that up at some point uh obviously this is not

05:47:44.580 the space but if anybody's interested uh i've got a pdf copy i could probably put up in the

05:47:50.760 nest i don't know if it's gonna let me do it or not because it's pdf um but it's a it's an

05:47:55.600 interesting read i'll leave it at that thank you very much for letting me have a mic for a second 0.98

05:47:59.220 and god bless you guys white fucking power 0.95

05:48:01.420 white power stew so i was uh i was putting the link up at the top there let's see you got uh 0.96

05:48:26.780 the red rain supreme hat there is uh there's other options too if you get in there if you want

05:48:34.300 to take a look at the other designs uh there's some other designs as well other colors you can

05:48:39.400 flip the that hat into uh some different colors take a look let us know let us know what you pick

05:48:44.780 up brother we appreciate the support and and ultimately we just want to see people out there

05:48:49.840 wearing it right we just want to we want to we i want to walk by somebody wearing that hat going 0.96

05:48:55.440 fuck yeah that's my guy right there that's my fucking guy i know that guy he's like me um and uh 0.98

05:49:03.780 and have a have a signal that says i understand i'm i understand my nobility i understand what i owe 0.99

05:49:10.340 the world white excellence is knowing what you owe the world right to uh to uh and when it comes to

05:49:16.660 earning respect not given um it starts with yourself it starts with respecting yourself

05:49:23.480 respecting what you put in your body respecting what you let in your home respecting uh what you decide

05:49:29.860 to take as a a requisite compensation right i respected myself when i took that huge pay cut

05:49:38.180 because i knew and uh and what i did in that position for my community uh it was it was widely

05:49:47.020 recognized i was batting way way or you know punching way way out of my weight class in that position

05:49:53.460 and uh and i got i got a lot of uh great esteem out of that but it was it was a for a reason i knew

05:50:00.260 what i was doing in some sense um and i had a purpose it was to be a part of a community and to be

05:50:06.620 honest a part of a community that rejected me for being a white man all told no matter what i did

05:50:13.800 it was never enough because i wasn't going to bend the knee and when i didn't bend the knee 1.00

05:50:23.600 they came for me when i stood up in 2020 and said fuck this the fuck are you doing why are we gonna 0.99

05:50:32.840 work so fucking hard because i worked so fucking hard in that position serving my community 1.00

05:50:39.800 and when i didn't bend the knee and when i didn't bend the knee they all turned on me the ones that 1.00

05:50:46.900 didn't turn on me stayed silent i looked around i said i'm i'm surrounded by faggots queers and cowards 1.00

05:50:54.400 fuck you 1.00

05:50:59.600 what was that 1.00

05:51:08.300 was that stew you got you got punched you got you got knocked off the stage

05:51:14.900 so so anyhow know what you're worth right earn your own respect and know that you don't have

05:51:23.380 to bend the knee the noble does not bend the knee the noble throws a roman 1.00

05:51:28.840 and the noble throws a roman to other nobles the noble doesn't throw a roman to the swine

05:51:38.260 the noble does not salute the swine the noble respects the noble the noble gives respect to the

05:51:47.080 noble because he has accomplished that within himself to become noble to know his nobility to

05:51:52.820 operate in nobility operate on an exceptional level in excellence that no other man of any other race

05:52:02.240 could ever accomplish we are better than all of them

05:52:06.800 does that mean we'll always be respected by all the no we're not going to be respected by these people

05:52:14.240 these people these people don't care about you these people are not interested in respecting their

05:52:20.820 betters they're interested in in subjugation

05:52:25.740 they've been sold a lie that they could compete with us

05:52:30.820 and it's time for a rug pull 1.00

05:52:35.360 get ready motherfuckers 1.00

05:52:39.000 love that it's good stuff dude that's uh i mean i can get into my story but i'm sure probably everyone 0.97

05:52:46.560 here knows it but yeah i remember i gave a speech you know a while back um talking to a bunch of

05:52:52.260 dudes and that was one of my points it's like if you wake up how are you going to look yourself in

05:52:58.000 the mirror how are you going to be able to answer your kids if you don't do the right thing here

05:53:01.440 um and that's like something that we just innately have like we're just different than most people

05:53:07.140 um white guys right real white guys we're just different and uh that's that's great messaging yeah

05:53:14.940 everyone turns on you and that's kind of what it takes to be a leader and a hero and uh we need

05:53:20.120 many many more of them so love y'all

05:53:24.440 love you brother yeah yeah it's uh it's it's what i i called it to my friend i said i've been

05:53:34.900 politically activated um i used activated in instead of radicalized uh to him just because

05:53:42.920 um and uh and he's one of the ones he stayed he stayed particularly quiet he he gave me a 0.99

05:53:50.780 one note of of thank you for saying that and that was it other than that they were all just fucking 0.96

05:53:58.800 quiet and that's when you know you're noble that's when you know your nobility because you look around 0.99

05:54:05.880 and you see all the cowards all quivering in their corners you go what the fuck happened to my people 0.99

05:54:14.320 and you realize you have a different path 0.99

05:54:18.200 and is it have i been loud since and and and screaming at all of them since telling them to wake up

05:54:27.060 no i said okay well i'm gonna try something else then because i said what i had to say

05:54:36.680 and i reached out and i found people who knew what time it was and knew what needed to be done

05:54:47.800 and now it's formulating a new process 0.97

05:54:52.340 and i'm not scared to shit at this point 0.86

05:54:57.400 so i've already been given the worst of the worst for me you can't do any worse and my children have 0.98

05:55:07.580 all been brought up to speed if we were treated any worse all they would look at they would look to me

05:55:14.420 and back to sales right sales and leadership i sold my family that i'm their leader

05:55:19.380 and they'll follow me wherever i go

05:55:21.380 i don't have to ask

05:55:25.440 but if i was to show cowardice in the face of struggle 0.86

05:55:32.380 they would execute me

05:55:37.200 it's a big it's a big deal big responsibility to own that 0.95

05:55:44.540 if anything scares the shit out of me it's that

05:55:47.760 to look at my son and see him look at me as you didn't do it 0.98

05:55:55.240 you didn't do the thing the one fucking thing that matters most 0.96

05:56:02.180 so i've i carry that 0.97

05:56:07.200 and it's hard

05:56:07.900 i didn't ask for this

05:56:10.200 none of us asked for this

05:56:12.160 poland wapen

05:56:13.900 what'd you ask for

05:56:15.080 what'd you get given 1.00

05:56:16.280 you're you're over there in poland surrounded by these same hippies cowards and queers 1.00

05:56:20.780 welcome to the stage 0.99

05:56:21.900 they are all around man they're all around and it's horrible and i just pretend to not see it

05:56:28.700 because there's nothing you can really do about it but just better yourself pretty much

05:56:32.520 and maybe take care of the people that actually kind of realize that some stuff themselves

05:56:36.980 can like guide them but 1.00

05:56:38.360 yeah yeah they're all fucking a bunch of pussies 1.00

05:56:41.400 uh uh radio yesterday said poland waffen i think you're gassed out all out of hot takes 1.00

05:56:47.160 i think he's right i don't really have anything of substance to say but i had a few few questions 0.87

05:56:51.780 i'm interested in uh back in the day when i joined those spaces there was one fucking giga chad 0.89

05:56:58.340 but i just missed completely because uh i would always get shamed for the profanity that i use 0.68

05:57:03.660 yeah

05:57:03.860 but there was one guy who actually did the same and he was so respected by the guys i don't know 0.83

05:57:09.400 where he is anymore where is my guy where's ceo where the fuck is that guy come on where is he 0.96

05:57:14.280 you guys remember like ceo's doing what ceo's doing yeah i know ceo 0.89

05:57:23.240 he's doing some of his own stuff now yeah he doesn't join those spaces anymore because i

05:57:29.380 didn't see him for a while now yeah yeah he hasn't been around for a while

05:57:32.840 um it was probably three months ago uh a late night he jumped in one uh it was the last time i talked to

05:57:41.480 him in his space right and yeah so maybe he'll join someday but i remember uh one thing he said

05:57:50.660 he said something to me when we spoke on telegram there was like a group chat ht said to me you've

05:57:56.760 got two ears and one mouth yeah and i was like what does that even mean and it was like maybe not in

05:58:01.680 my language and ceo just kind of knew how to get through me and he was just like you know uh you have 1.00

05:58:08.620 two ears and one mouth so you you know you have two two of those and one of these so shut the fuck 0.98

05:58:13.680 up and listen more i was like oh yeah that makes sense yeah that's really smart like ceo just knew 0.99

05:58:18.200 how to put things in beautiful words like his swearing and his uh like crash outs their poetry man i

05:58:26.480 missed that stuff he was a he was a bass as fuck and uh yeah but i mean i hope i see him someday here 0.99

05:58:32.380 but i was also curious when you became the owner did you fire all the fucking nones and all those 1.00

05:58:37.660 faggots and those queers and those whatever the fucks 1.00

05:58:40.240 were there any even there was not even um 1.00

05:58:47.880 and

05:58:50.240 you know we we actually had already an operation where the reason that was a it was a viable

05:59:03.260 purchase was my operation that i had already put together could just take on um most of the

05:59:11.260 workload that was already over there and wrap it into what we had so uh we we pretty much let everybody

05:59:18.060 go um and but again even even the white guys were i mean these these people that i i'm around here in

05:59:29.460 california they're not up to speed man they are they are not none of them are up to speed so it

05:59:34.640 really matter uh you know uh even the white guys weren't valuable and they all they all ended up

05:59:41.860 getting let go um eventually because uh well you know the big the big thing actually that changed

05:59:51.900 everything was this um actually there though there was there was one uh i don't even i think she was

06:00:00.560 uh she was an aztec we let her go um actually now that i think about it um but six months after we took

06:00:09.320 over that operation covid hit and um so we had done it just it just almost put us out of business

06:00:20.400 to be honest so we went we reduced down to like 50 percent of an already uh very slim um crew

06:00:30.680 and it's been a struggle ever since now we we uh we lost 30 percent of our revenue overnight

06:00:39.160 in the month of march 2020 and and we've we've gotten back up to maybe you know we get regained

06:00:49.720 maybe 10 percent but it's never fully recovered i don't know what this economy is going to do with

06:00:54.880 trump and the tariffs and all that stuff and and i'm looking forward to seeing if there's anything

06:00:59.360 positive out of it but no it's just been uh it's been a hard road man it's been a hard road it's a

06:01:04.840 it's like i said it's a 12-hour day uh and luckily i've gotten it to the point where i'm moving into a

06:01:11.020 new venture and uh and and i'm able to uh operate here and doing this but this is temporary you know

06:01:19.820 this is this is short-lived i i can't dedicate five hours of talking on the radio uh for months on

06:01:27.520 end there's you know and and you know that's why we're formulating this uh this and engineering this

06:01:34.320 uh this revenue stream so that we can pay one of our people to operate this for you and that we can

06:01:42.720 keep these these white power talking points moving in the right direction keep collectivizing and keep 0.77

06:01:48.680 uh keep discussing important points keep talking about the precepts uh where as so long as we're

06:01:55.060 allowed to on the open air and you can't you can't ask the uh ask grok to write out the precepts for

06:02:01.220 you he'll tell you it's hateful you can't you can't put the the 14 14 words in your bio at least

06:02:07.060 my experience they they they locked my account so you can't put that in your bio you need to delete

06:02:12.080 your bio uh in order to unlock your account you know this is this is not normal and we need to take

06:02:18.540 advantage of it uh but so long as this is here and and the operation behind it it's a full-time job

06:02:24.660 you know for a for a white man and we want to have that happen um i can only go for so long and then i

06:02:31.020 have to change uh gears completely um but that's that's the nature of the situation what we're trying

06:02:36.840 to do overall and uh and that's what it is so uh and then build more businesses for white people

06:02:42.700 that's that's what i want to do i want to i want to help white people build businesses

06:02:46.500 and uh and make them successful and uh and so that's what i'll be endeavoring in um and uh and

06:02:54.080 go forward there but yeah stew go ahead i was gonna say by the way i got you i got one of your white

06:02:59.540 trucker hats um by the way one of the things i was going to talk about i don't know what's going on

06:03:05.700 with ht stuff i know he's got some legal stuff going going on um i haven't forgotten about it man i've

06:03:11.960 just had a lot of shit going on uh personally and that's one of the reasons i haven't done it

06:03:16.220 between work i've got two contracts i'm trying to close up right now and uh you know everything else 0.97

06:03:22.640 i got in a car crash a couple weeks ago and then moved this fucking past week it's just been 0.96

06:03:27.880 life has been chaos but i haven't forgotten about those things and like at the end of the day

06:03:32.960 um folks need to folks need to understand this if you were doing something that's positive for the 0.96

06:03:39.420 white fucking like you know movement and for white nationalism and for like you know for for the 0.98

06:03:43.940 actual natsock movement we need to fucking be supporting them no matter what it doesn't matter 0.99

06:03:49.000 if we we might we might disagree on some things at the end of the day it's not about all that we can 0.89

06:03:53.540 have our infighting and all that but like at the end of the day if you're doing something that's 0.89

06:03:57.880 positive for our fucking people when you stand up and say hey cool i'm good with that i'm i'm i support it 0.90

06:04:04.660 and i'm behind it not because i fully 100 agree with your views but because i respect the fact 0.99

06:04:10.200 that you're trying to do something that's promoting you know white unity promoting white nationalism and 0.99

06:04:15.520 promote promoting you know our movement in general everything else is fucking dog shit we can have all 1.00

06:04:22.140 the infighting we want but like when it comes to that keep it out of the fucking streets 0.99

06:04:25.900 yeah brother yeah i appreciate that and and yeah there's a there's a few of our guys going through 0.95

06:04:34.920 legal stuff and there's a few guys who've had car accidents um moon man mac is uh is one of them

06:04:43.280 he had a pretty bad uh car accident um mr black came in yesterday uh and let us know about i'm gonna

06:04:51.900 repost the uh the link to his um uh his his dono page uh if anybody wants to donate i don't know the

06:05:02.720 whole story but apparently he's having uh trouble feeding himself right and just putting uh or you

06:05:08.280 know this is kind of the story i got if i'm getting it right um so i'm gonna put that up in the nest too

06:05:14.580 uh for anybody who can donate to moon man mac uh give him some uh encouragement and support let him

06:05:21.040 know we we love him and we love our our people out here he's a uh the what i know about him he's a

06:05:27.240 content creator on goyim tv uh and that's that's kind of the extent that i know but he's uh he's well

06:05:36.680 loved by the people that i respect right and so that earned respect uh is a network and even if i

06:05:44.280 disagree with him on principle you know we're about it's about a network it's about i can get

06:05:51.020 along with stew stew gets along with people that don't get along with me or i don't get along with

06:05:55.960 them and that's the connection that's it that's all we need it's not you know to uh to to you know

06:06:02.420 stew why are you hanging out with those people why are you doing that over there who are they saying

06:06:07.180 you know it's like you gotta get over that man you gotta look at relationships and and then what

06:06:13.100 they connect you to and knowing that this is a part of our extended family all the way throughout

06:06:18.000 the network and it doesn't matter like that stuff doesn't matter you know what matters is me and stew

06:06:24.820 and what matters is stew and somebody else and through that we're an unbreakable chain

06:06:31.640 that's important i i didn't have my hand up but do you mind if i jump in here for a second

06:06:38.620 no go ahead i'm gonna find the link to moon man max uh uh dono so yeah go ahead perfect

06:06:43.580 what i want to say is this man is it's it's about community and we look at like you know all these 0.67

06:06:48.540 other tribes like you have a bunch of niggers sometimes they can do a better job of tribing up 1.00

06:06:54.220 with blm as a prime example right and it wasn't even fucking used for fucking black lives let's be 0.99

06:06:59.220 honest here but like we can't fucking we can't fucking like you know give a get outside of 0.99

06:07:04.300 individualism to get to collectivism enough to where we can actually just say hey you know what 0.99

06:07:09.800 it's for fucking white people and we're gonna fucking support this shit no matter what and we're 1.00

06:07:14.840 gonna fucking do it but let's do these things the right way we don't need these individuals 1.00

06:07:19.200 coming through and i'm just gonna use this as an example what was her name the uh the the fuck 1.00

06:07:26.360 that nigger girl anybody bueller um anyway she raised a million bucks and that's awesome 1.00

06:07:33.440 and she probably deserves a lot of a lot of that money but like dude we could have done that 1.00

06:07:38.960 and put it into a fund that like you know a she would have been taken care of and then our future 1.00

06:07:43.420 generations of fucking people that like you know had issues with saying these same things could have 0.88

06:07:48.020 been fucking also protected as well we need to start doing things like that we need to start 0.99

06:07:52.900 actually organizing and like you know the other thing too looking at like you know politics and 0.72

06:07:56.940 where things are going it's not going to be i don't think this is going to be in a war of you

06:08:03.020 know i think it's going to be more of a war of words that's going to end up being a war like in the

06:08:09.060 streets so we need to prepare for that and we need to have our own arsenal we need to actually have

06:08:13.240 our own fund we need to actually start going after politicians we need to actually have people 0.98

06:08:16.980 stepping forward to run and run on pro-white stances let's get out of the fucking closet on 0.95

06:08:23.740 this stuff let's do it right man man in the 80s what do we have we had uh you know all sorts of 1.00

06:08:30.240 fucking shit going on 80s and 90s we had bill clinton with okc bombing we had fucking waco and we 0.99

06:08:36.860 had ruby ridge feds and infiltrate like crazy we can't have that moving forward obviously um but like 1.00

06:08:45.000 we're not going to be doing those things i think the main move move on this front is actually trying 0.96

06:08:50.200 to run fucking people that actually stand for what we fucking believe in and i think that's how we 0.87

06:08:54.680 reshape you know our countries i think one of the main things we can do is actually collectivize 0.99

06:09:00.040 univize and start running and start running our own fucking politicians we can start running our own 0.98

06:09:05.880 shit and like we actually start fucking with them in the legal system as well i think that is the move 0.99

06:09:10.940 and correct me if i'm wrong and i'll shut up thank you for the mic 0.99

06:09:15.740 yeah and people are doing that and that's you know we we had uh put together uh a program

06:09:27.240 and then as we're putting together a program we met other people who are putting together

06:09:32.860 a program we said ah our programs align in fact some of the things that we planned on doing

06:09:40.100 they were doing so we didn't need to do that anymore right and it's like okay cool you guys

06:09:44.760 oh perfect okay so now we can refine our lane and our niche and know that you know and then we joined

06:09:53.180 in with them and we you know solidified that connection and made that connection even stronger

06:09:58.820 and now we're we're working together toward bigger aims and so this this uh these ideas um i know another

06:10:08.520 individual uh who has uh you know actually a couple individuals uh stew that are um are looking toward

06:10:17.600 uh building a network of attorneys right and you got uh cdn is doing something um you have uh you know

06:10:26.980 something you're working on another person has a different tack uh and uh he will also be once he

06:10:35.620 gets his thing together he will also be uh of of value in the bigger network and one of the things that

06:10:43.180 that i learned when i started endeavoring in non-profit work um and a lot of this these ideas

06:10:50.880 are are they come from a non-profit mindset right and and that's fine uh non-profit is is a is a tax

06:10:58.120 status not a business plan right non-profits run on a um an infrastructure uh a lot of non-profits

06:11:07.160 employ uh tens fifties hundreds of people and they all need a salary in order to go to work for the

06:11:14.500 non-profit um and so the non-profit not only needs to make enough money to pay all the people to do all

06:11:20.040 the work uh which includes a volunteer coordinator usually to volunteer you know to help people help

06:11:25.540 them um of their own you know free uh donations uh but also uh they you know the ceos are often

06:11:35.440 tasked with fundraising well beyond the needs and the budget of the operation so that they can extend

06:11:43.440 their mission outward right and so you're paying a bunch of people to do a bunch of office work a lot

06:11:49.840 of times and then you need extra in order to deliver the deliverables on your non-profit uh and a

06:11:56.680 well-run non-profit is doing is doing that correctly right some non-profits are uh not as effective as

06:12:03.360 others they the uh there's historically the salvation army has uh it delivers uh upward of 75 maybe higher

06:12:13.540 than that up to 90 percent of its donations actually go to the purposes of of what it's intending to do

06:12:21.800 whereas other uh non-profits are you know most of that salary is going or there we have uh ceos who

06:12:30.320 have exorbitant salaries running these non-profits and and very little goes to like external support

06:12:37.060 systems um but i digress um you know the the uh the non-profit um approach here is um is a means to

06:12:50.720 accepting donations uh to give people tax write-offs that's that's why the non-profit status that's the

06:12:58.280 only reason for the non-profit status that outside of that uh you are operating a business and if you're

06:13:04.240 not operating a business uh with a business mind then you're not going to be able to accomplish

06:13:10.080 your goal you're not going to be able to pay what needs to be paid to an attorney or to court fees or

06:13:16.740 to other things or to uh to contributions to the cause that your mission statement demands if you're not

06:13:24.740 making extra and so you know meeting uh your budget for the year uh is is a poor business model

06:13:33.520 every single time you know you're either in in non-profit work in any business and in in population

06:13:39.980 uh survival you are either expanding or you are retracting there is no stasis you are either

06:13:48.980 expanding or you are retracting and it goes for business goes for non-profit work and it goes for

06:13:55.520 our people it goes for our nation we are either expanding or we are retracting and we've been retracting

06:14:02.780 and now it's time to re-energize the expansion uh and keep it going the the survival expansion and

06:14:11.840 advancement as some people say uh go ahead stew well man just thinking about things

06:14:17.400 the fact is is this is everybody needs to work together and we all have a common goal which is

06:14:24.440 what betterment of the white people at the end of the day every organization like we know we need to

06:14:29.820 have a handout and say hey look if you're struggling i'm struggling too because that's what all the 0.97

06:14:35.680 other fucking communities do as well and uh you know it's not about like you know just the it's not 0.92

06:14:41.420 about the individual or even like you know even the individual entity it's if you have an issue if 0.98

06:14:46.460 you're trying to start something hey i've got expertise in this and i've got a friend over here uh 0.77

06:14:51.420 that's with this network that hasn't uh you know has this as well let's fucking let's team up 0.88

06:14:57.080 let's figure out a way to actually make things work because at the end of the day what we're doing

06:15:02.080 is serving our people that is it if we're not doing that there's no reason to exist

06:15:07.480 well i just want to i want to clarify too the the idea that we all have to work together

06:15:14.620 is is not it's not i would say remotely realistic or accurate like we we actually have to try you know

06:15:24.740 we have to tribe up with people who are able to work on a specific thing for a specific purpose

06:15:31.720 and i'll caveat that though with what i just had mentioned is when i'm when i'm endeavoring in

06:15:39.420 something that is meeting a market need uh and then i see my fellow uh brothers organizing to meet a

06:15:49.220 similar market need or something where i could uh i could expand to meet that market need but

06:15:54.980 they're doing it already uh then i cooperate i go okay cool you guys are doing that i'm doing this i

06:16:01.040 have my niche uh my niche meets my needs i can stay in my lane i know how to operate in this and then if

06:16:08.720 i get a uh a person who needs what he he's offering i can say hey i got a guy for you right i got a guy for

06:16:17.460 he knows how to do that perfectly uh and and then bring him in and and that's cooperation right that's

06:16:24.120 different than working together but it's cooperation i i i i think uh i think we might be just saying the

06:16:30.480 same thing but i just wanted to give some uh some meat on the bone there uh with that idea yeah it's

06:16:36.700 just different verbiage that's it yeah you kind of yeah we got what i'm talking about yeah 100 okay i just

06:16:43.000 want to clarify that yeah because because we do we have um uh we have the the need to collectivize

06:16:52.060 and it's like these uh these large geometric shapes right if you look at at white people's needs you

06:16:59.240 have large geometric shapes of of all sizes covering the expanse of of what that is and every shape needs

06:17:07.480 eventually find its fit among all the other shapes and then fill in the cracks um etc there's going to

06:17:14.120 be some large organizations there's going to be some small organizations there's going to be um you

06:17:20.320 know a variety of different organizations and all fitting into this mosaic that is our people and when we

06:17:28.940 see where something's missing you can look at how your organization can meet that need or where somebody

06:17:36.620 can uh you know get an opportunity to fill that need and you can help them understand that need so

06:17:42.220 that's outside of what i want to do with my organization but this would be a great opportunity

06:17:46.940 for you to stand something up in this area and and be able to uh financially support your family

06:17:55.420 uh and run this this part of it and uh and you know make use of that ground and make use of that territory

06:18:03.820 uh and not let somebody else because what does nature abhor nature abhors a vacuum it's gonna fill the 0.98

06:18:11.500 vacuum and you don't want it to be filled with a non-white you want to we want to suffocate all non-white 1.00

06:18:17.740 businesses and support our own businesses and that is the nature of winning and if you don't 0.91

06:18:25.340 want to win then you don't want to sacrifice uh or suffocate out your competition uh then join the

06:18:32.620 ranks of the uh the the nameless and the forgettable because we are going to conquer and we're taking all 0.94

06:18:40.620 the conquerors with us big small and otherwise uh marco get in there no i you know this is really uh

06:18:49.980 fantastic i i i i think that you know uh i love you i love you met those uh this other gentleman i'm

06:18:57.580 just now meeting him you know it it probably there probably is a lot of semantics here i don't really

06:19:02.940 understand i'm not going to pretend to understand the history between these two organizations uh i'm

06:19:08.300 obviously a white excellence radio guy but here's the thing um you know we like to use this term and

06:19:15.020 there's a lot of brothers in here that do like you know workshops and um you know we we and i'm

06:19:23.020 talking about the white excellence side you know we we might actually benefit too from if a workshop

06:19:28.700 came up and there's some brother that was trying to get a sister that's trying to get this done or that

06:19:32.940 done and then you get this little meeting of the minds and you find out hey you know uh we could

06:19:39.180 actually help each other so maybe it doesn't become this personal flag of i need this help or i want

06:19:45.980 to do that but you know just this this workshop mentalities we talked about it um i mean i don't

06:19:52.620 think it's the worst thing on earth i think i i think we could we i'm not saying you guys are now

06:19:58.220 i think people could do can talk past each other sometimes and it becomes a matter of semantics when

06:20:03.820 there's a lot of you know uh common common uh ground to be to be you know success there so it's just a

06:20:12.060 thought you know it's not the worst thing in the world yeah uh well we've talked about these workshops

06:20:20.780 uh previously and finding uh the extra bandwidth um and and like i said once i transition myself out of

06:20:29.740 the role that i'm playing currently uh being able to dedicate um time uh maybe one of these lunch

06:20:37.100 hours maybe uh an after hours uh extension of white excellence radio to tap into workshops uh organized

06:20:45.100 around uh different business principles or starting a business expanding a business buying a business

06:20:51.980 um or improving what you have already or uh or any other uh topics that might come up

06:20:59.580 marketing and etc or uh or starting a startup what to expect when starting a startup we often uh come

06:21:07.500 in with big ideas and and uh you know a startup uh is is a is a arduous process to get your foot into

06:21:17.500 the market uh to the point where you can expand your business um enough to make it even a full-time job

06:21:25.100 and and that's in itself uh a feat of of nobility i i've been through uh many a failed startups for

06:21:34.300 that reason uh it is extremely difficult to crack the market and pay your bills so you have to find

06:21:41.580 other means and then then you have to abandon that but if you have a full-time job and a part-time hustle

06:21:48.380 to um to um exercise that um then uh you're able you and to the point where you can abandon your full-time

06:22:08.300 job and uh and work on what your your passion project has become is is an exceptional way of life you know

06:22:16.300 there's there's shortcuts you know buying something that's for sale in the market that already has

06:22:21.900 uh a a a working model and you can see how you fit and your particular skill set fits into that

06:22:31.020 uh is another means to an end there and then you can bring maybe you can use that to bring a new

06:22:37.260 product to market through an existing infrastructure uh that you have been able to purchase and expand

06:22:44.780 that in a way that the previous owner always wanted to but never could because they they got comfortable

06:22:51.420 or they they didn't understand the technology uh these the uh the ability to go in and re reinvent

06:22:59.180 something that is currently operating on life support because they just haven't put in the work to keep

06:23:08.060 up with technology or anything else so they don't know how you know more efficient the the company

06:23:14.140 can be run uh because they don't understand the things that are you know have occurred uh they're

06:23:19.740 85 years old and they're done working and they're not really interested in in retooling their entire

06:23:25.340 program uh in order to get it up to speed so there's so much opportunity uh for a white man um that uh

06:23:33.260 that we can we we can have these workshops and help expand the consciousness of our people in a

06:23:39.660 way uh that we just stay we just take over uh and and i i really find that will be a landslide

06:23:45.900 opportunity for our people uh but gentlemen i i have to uh take a phone call uh radio if you're there

06:23:57.180 if you can take over if not uh be gentlemen um and follow the hands uh nature if uh radio is not

06:24:04.140 there i'm gonna leave you in charge uh with marco uh the elders in the room here and and uh go from

06:24:09.900 there i'll be right back do you have radio you there buddy uh no okay well i see sue has a hand up 0.92

06:24:24.780 good buddy marco you might not remember me but i'll just say this roll fucking tide 0.94

06:24:30.540 and i hope the beaches are very very nice roll tide roll tide baby you brought me you brought the

06:24:36.540 best smile to my face all day long i didn't expect that but thank you brother i love you yeah you might

06:24:41.900 not remember me but i remembered you brother uh because i heard some of your staff and we're i'm

06:24:46.380 from brymehama originally from vestavia hills um i have no fucking problem you know my name is stew 0.96

06:24:52.700 first name is stewart and i know i'm awful on docs myself but i really gave a fuck at this point 0.94

06:24:59.180 the fact is is this is what i want to what i'll bring to the table is quite a few things one of the

06:25:03.500 workshops that he's talking about i want to actually do on a regular basis um i want to do small business

06:25:09.100 like you know classes for our fucking people i want to do a legal class uh one of the things i'm 0.96

06:25:14.060 starting to do uh saturday actually is going through some of like you know the constitutional principles 0.96

06:25:19.660 um also uh the chism so i wanted to post over here i've actually got the pdf print out uh around

06:25:27.180 me somewhere i can take a picture and put in the nest uh but it's it's one of those documents on

06:25:31.820 collectivism versus individuality individualism uh and then i've got uh the law and then uh i got

06:25:39.260 a buddy of mine his name is ron bachard he's got a website called we we the people too uh if you 0.66

06:25:46.220 want to file affidavits you want to do any of those things he's got all that shit ready to go 0.98

06:25:51.180 uh so if you want to fuck with the government a little bit 0.98

06:25:54.620 buddy on a legal sense it's already ready to go um there's a lot of these folks over here that like 0.98

06:26:00.220 are ready they just need the actual right fucking people around them to get going so i want to make 0.93

06:26:07.020 sure those tools are ready and available to them um and that's one of the main things i want to do 0.81

06:26:12.060 i it's not about money it's not about profit i've got two companies that are that are going right

06:26:18.540 now uh the metal buying company and then like you know my other work going on on top of it and i'm

06:26:23.820 trying to start a fucking non-profit it's just a lot of fucking things and i've had a lot of personal 0.96

06:26:28.300 issues like i said earlier it's uh it's just a lot of shit going on man but the fact is is these things 0.99

06:26:35.180 have to happen um and they're more important honestly than even the work i'm doing because this money right 0.99

06:26:40.940 now is fucking fake and counterfeit anyway it's fucking jewish money we're an occupied country 0.99

06:26:47.660 we've been occupied for a very long time and the minute we fucking start just thinking in that 1.00

06:26:52.620 fucking scale alone is going to fucking do a lot of good for us i'll leave off on that 0.93

06:26:59.420 so you know here's the thing of course brother you're 100 correct now what you know i've i'm 0.98

06:27:04.460 relatively new here what i what i've learned uh about working with these other brothers is we we

06:27:10.300 really have a broad scope of talent right i mean from legal people to uh uh engineers to i mean uh

06:27:21.500 seriously chefs uh you know construction workers i mean there should be a way we can start connecting

06:27:28.940 some of these people you know and helping each other and getting projects done not not just getting

06:27:34.060 a guy a job that's good but you know helping other projects right so uh i'm with you 110 percent uh

06:27:41.420 i'm hoping gavin's gonna say something here

06:27:46.460 hey how's it going

06:27:49.900 what's up brother what's on your mind what's wrong brother i have just been uh

06:27:56.380 kind of half listening half half doing my own thing right now

06:27:59.820 what are you all talking about we're talking about do you mind marco if i go in

06:28:06.780 no please brother do it cool so what we're talking about is this is how we can actually

06:28:11.500 help organize and set up you know like new white business owners and like also good tradesmen and

06:28:17.020 like making sure like we know we're using white business owners and white white tradesmen in our 0.87

06:28:21.340 fucking daily lives um i had a thought on this by the way gavin uh and you can tell me if i'm wrong or 0.98

06:28:27.260 not it was gonna be called a it was gonna be called white trader uh t-r-a-d-e-r not t-r-a-i-t-i-o-o-r 0.99

06:28:39.100 um but like something like that like i don't know there was just a thought by the way anybody that 0.98

06:28:44.140 wants to run with that motherfucker run with it please god but yeah the main thing is this is 0.98

06:28:49.260 giving lessons for that so what are your thoughts lessons for how to find and recruit white people 0.99

06:28:57.500 for white businesses that that and also starting white businesses given given folks lessons and

06:29:03.740 like you know if you if you're starting one i've already had a couple um then like hey here's the

06:29:09.260 process i went through here's how here's how i took advantage of the system here's how i made things

06:29:14.140 better for like you know my company here's how i made it work well i was listening earlier and we

06:29:20.940 were talking about selling the 14 words and i think i think the best way to do that is to create

06:29:30.300 beautiful things places and spaces that are dedicated in the name of the 14 words that that will attract

06:29:41.340 people and and because these things and places and spaces are so great people will change their

06:29:51.180 minds and and come to the 14 words if they didn't already previously believe in them is this marco or

06:30:01.420 gavin speaking i can't i can't see as gavin wow yeah no i i mean i agree with with all points i mean

06:30:10.140 it all starts with networking though that's what we lack we need to uh everything starts with

06:30:15.180 networking then we have endless ideas that we can get off the floor right anyways continue

06:30:28.700 yeah go ahead stew i was gonna state this real quick the fact is is we have a great network over

06:30:34.140 here in spaces dude yeah i can't tell you how many countless folks i i talked to on a daily basis

06:30:40.220 from this and have yet contact information like you know we call on a daily basis text on a daily basis

06:30:46.140 and like you know if something's going on we help each other out the fact is though is a lot of folks

06:30:52.380 especially i don't know some of these larger spaces it's hard to find those good ones

06:30:58.220 um but at the same time a lot of things is if people are very uh you know like very very cautious

06:31:05.500 and that's for good reason a lot of the conversations we have are pretty hot and uh you know is this guy

06:31:12.780 going to dox me or is this guy going to report me to anti-semitism or what um so we need to figure

06:31:20.220 out like a way also to because how long do we think really spaces are going to go because we have had

06:31:26.460 these things going for quite a minute and it's been great we've had a really good build up but

06:31:31.340 we also need a back channel and we also need something else that's going to be on top of that

06:31:35.900 uh to make sure these things continue on i don't know if it's going to be in like you know a buying

06:31:40.700 a couple like internet radio stations or like buying actual radio stations or what but like we have to

06:31:46.300 actually have something to keep this conversation if they try to shut us down which they will at some

06:31:50.620 point we need to have something else as well uh i would like to comment on you know so you know

06:31:56.940 we're we're basically working backwards you know if we get taken down if people get taken down if

06:32:02.140 there's a mass you know band wave on you know people on the uh dissident right no matter where you land

06:32:09.500 uh if there's a band wave we're working in reverse at this point we've already been through it we know

06:32:13.820 what to do there are other platforms i'm sure many of you still have regardless if you use it as often as

06:32:20.060 you did you still got telegram still got gab you still got some of these i mean i don't

06:32:24.380 i haven't used gab in forever but it does exist there are other platforms to go to really what

06:32:30.220 that's about is the dedication because the dedication of the people that follow everyone

06:32:35.980 or follow people that they like listening to or follow people that they you know agree with the

06:32:40.620 commentary on uh you don't you'll end up losing people you end up losing maybe even friends that

06:32:46.460 you've made online and stuff um i also want to comment quickly on the uh you guys were talking

06:32:52.620 about you know you have a network of people the the reality is capital is everything um and you know

06:33:00.540 you're talking about helping people start businesses or things of that nature again you're you're doing

06:33:05.980 something that's that has been done before and you can easily replicate if people really wanted to put

06:33:11.580 their minds to it if people really believed in this it's not to sit up here and talk about what

06:33:16.460 you need to do it's to sit here and say we need a board we need to and it's not like uh uh necessarily

06:33:23.740 a political thing um you just want to raise money to help people start businesses the military does this

06:33:29.660 they have uh uh loans that people can take out um very it's lower low interest you know it's very based

06:33:37.500 on trust uh where guys will simply donate to their company or their platoon and if a guy is in need

06:33:43.500 maybe he needs his car worked on because he can't get to work or maybe he needs you know buy some

06:33:48.140 furniture for a new house or whatever you can do that so that is a very specific use case um not

06:33:56.620 particularly no this can this is i mean this is everywhere i mean it wouldn't take it wouldn't take a

06:34:01.740 whole lot you know for things like uh think of the guys over at return to the land you know the guys

06:34:06.220 over at return to the land i'm sure they have a community at this point they have a group of

06:34:10.460 people i'm sure they have a board of people you know you could really get volunteers you could raise

06:34:15.740 money you could take contributions you know they they do have a model they they have a board and of

06:34:21.820 course they're working it's not they have a model they have a board you have a model you just don't

06:34:26.780 have a board everyone has the model we know how to do this actually dalton dalton i don't know i don't

06:34:32.140 know where you come from kind of speaking out of at a school here to be honest um you're not i don't

06:34:38.700 think you're aware of uh of the situation that well um yeah they have a model they have a board i'm

06:34:46.460 actually a member of rttl um as a just a regular member uh we have a board uh we have a we have a

06:34:55.180 group there's many who have groups um that's that's the points it's not explaining people what

06:35:01.500 they could do at this point we need to walk people through the process of how to get it done

06:35:07.020 there's a bunch of different ideas that you know listen i mean we're talking about this is essentially

06:35:13.100 the obvious is all i'm trying to say and i i oftentimes find as much as i know that you know

06:35:18.700 you guys love the twitter spaces communities that you build and everything uh at a certain point

06:35:24.540 you need to take a look around and think okay how do you put this into practice and really do it you

06:35:29.660 know it's saying i've heard it a million times you know i've heard it a million times yeah that's

06:35:34.940 that's why i think you're just out of school here uh we've got organizations that we're all connected

06:35:40.460 to um i'm a member of several personally i know others who are a member of others uh so we're yeah

06:35:48.540 we're widely networked here already all right well then listen if you guys got it covered then

06:35:52.940 well this is this is the misnomer dalton is this is this yeah this is dalton dalton griper dalton

06:35:58.380 right yeah yeah yeah so this is the misnomer that if you don't stream it live or it doesn't happen

06:36:04.460 on the timeline it didn't happen no no that's not what i'm saying what i'm saying is i've had i've heard

06:36:10.780 now what what you're saying is uh just just sit down and listen and uh raise your hand that's what

06:36:17.260 yeah no no really quickly and maybe maybe he's good faith on this and i suspect that he is but

06:36:21.820 yeah i don't think he's a bad guy he's just he's just got some decorum issues and uh you know kind

06:36:27.500 of coming in sideways issues yeah i mean coming in hot not surprisingly he's always been an opinion

06:36:32.460 guy which i respect i i like ideas guys i'd rather a guy with an opinion than no opinion but um everyone

06:36:39.020 thinks they're usually a little smarter than they really are and uh probably it's one of those but

06:36:42.860 dalton don't want to hear it so he probably yeah and that's the thing we got there's a lot of guys

06:36:46.860 in this movement that they think it all they have it all figured out and they think just be you know

06:36:50.860 we we've been doing this for a while and we have put talk into action and um i think people uh i don't

06:36:57.660 think people are as good of listeners as they need to be is is my kind of take i think people um assume

06:37:02.860 that everyone is a blowhard and everyone just talks sideways and everyone's just a talker you know this

06:37:08.060 and this is a talking format can i can i put a a finer point on that you know the people who are

06:37:14.460 blowhards and the people who are talkers and the people who aren't doing anything usually uh view the

06:37:22.140 world through the lens that people are just talking and nobody's doing anything i think this would be a

06:37:28.380 very very good example of somebody like that uh a lot of ideas a lot of information right no execution

06:37:36.940 and and i think that is a presumption that he comes with uh when he comes he's that he's you know he's

06:37:44.300 not a bad guy don't want to put it that way but obviously he's not interested in connecting or networking

06:37:50.220 with people he's interested in his uh his big opinions on how the world should work uh and it's

06:37:56.460 it reeks of someone who hasn't put in the work right that that doesn't know how how the mechanics

06:38:03.260 behind the hood are actually operating to come and uh and uh look over the shoulder of the mechanic and

06:38:13.660 start uh you know advising uh so well well and that's true and i'll just say this i think that

06:38:21.020 we kind of know a guy when we hear it when they're in a position to lecture and there's a lot of guys who

06:38:27.020 are not in a position to lecture who lecture so you know i we know those guys when when we see them

06:38:33.740 i know those guys when i hear them and um you know and those might be guys that they have future

06:38:38.380 potential they might have a cache of accomplishments um but a lot of guys that are light on accomplishments

06:38:45.180 big on ideas um want to lecture because they they make a lot of presuppositions a lot of assumptions and

06:38:51.980 you know there's some baggage in this we've been doing this a while there is some reputational

06:38:56.540 baggage and there was a while where we were doing more talking than doing but those times have changed

06:39:02.060 and um you know i i would say underestimate any of the guys in this space at your peril and um yeah it's

06:39:09.900 just uh it's it's just we're we're we've we've moved past talking a while ago but we're still doing

06:39:15.100 these spaces because they do serve a purpose and the ends justifies the means and that's intentionally

06:39:20.860 vague and i'll leave it at that yeah i don't want to throw in yeah go ahead i just want to throw in

06:39:28.780 really quick i mean it's almost like the uh age-old saying politicians are selected like not elected

06:39:35.820 they're selected right um if you've been online for a while and you've been um you know speaking and

06:39:43.740 doing things and nobody reached out to you and you haven't been uh invited or you know uh i guess

06:39:51.500 invited to a bigger broader scheme of things um that's on you like that's probably some messaging

06:39:57.340 you have to fix or something you have to fix because people are out there um that are looking

06:40:04.700 actively looking to like fix the problems um so anyways i just want to throw that out real quick

06:40:10.700 um for i guess gavin um and i i don't know you but i'm just saying throwing it out there broadly um

06:40:19.180 there's people out there and there's our guys and there's good guys and everyone's trying to fix the

06:40:23.500 same problem but if you're not uh if you're not being uh if nobody's reached out to you that's probably

06:40:30.620 a you thing you know kind of deal but gavin's uh gavin's an exceptional young man um and uh and

06:40:40.460 so he's uh i think he's uh he's hip to the game there yeah uh but that's a good point nature because

06:40:46.860 um the and i'll just uh you know talk about the the gropers here for a moment but the gropers is um

06:40:55.660 is opt-in zero barrier of entry right it's it's well he he does have a chat and he does have a

06:41:05.660 monetized platform now so yeah i mean you can still throw in a couple bucks to get his takes at the

06:41:10.300 end of the show and maybe get dunked on but no fuentes is he he's matured and elevated i think

06:41:15.500 no no yeah and i'm not really you know and i'm not speaking to to fuentes here you know but just

06:41:21.020 the identity of a gruyper right is is kind of what i'm getting at but no no fuentes fuentes is is a

06:41:28.300 professional great i mean that guy that guy is uh 100 he's he's doing it he's been doing it for a long

06:41:34.300 time uh he's well respected um by me for what he's done uh but the gruyper uh barrier of entry

06:41:42.860 is is like zero it's like being able to get online uh now you're a gruyper um that's kind of what i was

06:41:50.380 getting at well yeah i think the quality control there could use some work and um i think the gripers

06:41:58.780 are sort of advancing and maturing as you would expect because along with this their overall

06:42:03.580 age demographic is these guys are growing up they're becoming more professional and more serious

06:42:09.180 that was always i was my personal rub with a lot of these gruypers they were very immature and 0.51

06:42:14.700 non-serious and we live in very serious times so i think the fact that he's got more chair or

06:42:19.740 serious i think it's guys have gotten more sure more um but yeah anytime you hear these guys saying the

06:42:25.580 same thing like you know they need they need a clean house like you know some of these guys like

06:42:30.540 beardly like just because a guy agrees to you doesn't mean he's a good guy like i i don't i don't

06:42:35.100 put a lot of value in yes men i don't put a lot of value in guys that just blindly agree with everything

06:42:40.060 i fucking say i'd rather a guy that has original ideas and actually challenges me in a thoughtful 0.93

06:42:44.780 intellectual way like smart people ask smart questions midwits are followers and we need those 0.97

06:42:50.380 but um there's there's probably too many of those in the overall gruyper movement and um

06:42:55.180 they could probably afford a bit of a purge to just keep the top guys and uh it's kind of complicated

06:43:00.620 you know they're yeah it's that quality versus uh quantity uh dynamic always um always a factor

06:43:12.380 in any organization go ahead marco no i'm sorry brother i was just trying to catch him before you

06:43:17.580 uh just please define gruyper real quick uh a gruyper is a uh a member of america first uh nick fuentes

06:43:31.180 sycophant is that i nailed that uh radio you might be more versed in that than i am

06:43:37.740 i mean nick fuentes described it pretty much on his uh show right it was um it started off as a meme

06:43:53.580 a frog meme that continues and eventually yeah it became griper uh a frog meme and then he adopted it

06:44:00.940 and those are his followers it was all meme based but yeah i mean it's it is what it is that's he said

06:44:07.740 it himself and so that's a griper i guess yeah the frog meme is uh pepe from a uh a cartoon um i just

06:44:19.100 looked into this uh a gentleman i think it was in the the early uh 2000s maybe mid 2000s may 2007

06:44:28.220 uh had a uh a comic where he had these different characters and this frog was one of those characters

06:44:37.180 he was kind of like he was the uh the disenfranchised he i mean kind of represented the disenfranchised

06:44:44.620 youth uh high elect uh no place in the world and and wasn't really satisfied with uh what was going

06:44:51.500 on around it's kind of what i get from it uh but that frog face became the meme it went into

06:44:57.980 4chan right and then out of 4chan uh became uh the the icon kind of the griper uh icon there in uh

06:45:08.540 in the bigger picture so uh and so the the frog meme uh the pepe is not necessarily uh a griper

06:45:17.100 trademark they've just they use it a lot and uh in its identity to them but in the bigger picture it is

06:45:24.780 uh it also has um uh a far right ethno nationalist bent as well uh so there's a lot of lore behind

06:45:34.460 that pepe meme in fact um and i'm just verily scratching the surface i might have got some

06:45:39.100 things wrong yeah frank go ahead yeah uh thanks fellas um i'm really glad to see you guys maintaining

06:45:47.260 this long form discussion um even though i was out for an hour or whatever come jump right back in you

06:45:54.620 guys are on it let me just address um the last thing first which is uh pepe right pepe came about

06:46:02.700 when the new brand of intellectual um effeminate leaders of the alt-right not that the alt-right was

06:46:10.620 bad but you know their so-called leadership they had a chance but um the frog was developed either

06:46:17.580 just before the alt-right or just after them right when spencer and those guys came on board including

06:46:23.660 that lindsay guy a lot of these weird fellow travelers of that ilk right i mean it's been

06:46:29.980 been fascinating over the last 25 years seeing how all these young guys started and where they

06:46:35.660 actually ended up it's pretty amazing but anyway that's a side note so fuentes i've been watching

06:46:43.020 uh nick fuentes for i don't know eight years or a little bit longer i mean he had a youtube channel

06:46:50.300 when i first came across them nobody nobody turned me on to him i just happened to come across this kid and

06:46:55.820 you know he was talking catholicism and and he was a youngster i don't know how old he was 17 18 years old

06:47:02.220 and uh for all of his um for all of his kind of his presentation was very young although he was

06:47:10.140 trying to be professional great i think he even had like a green um a green screen or whatever like

06:47:16.140 right from the very beginning and what i noticed like right from the gate i mean this was like the

06:47:22.860 first hour and a half that i was watching this this stream he had a thing called super chats i had

06:47:28.940 never even heard of a super chat before when i when i actually saw this stream uh so i'm watching i'm

06:47:39.100 this was a learning curve for me so you know i've been preaching this business model like literally

06:47:44.940 for a long long time longer than this kid's been alive right and i'm seeing like ten thousand dollars

06:47:51.500 get dropped in like the space of 90 minutes just on these super chats and i was pretty amazed so i

06:48:00.060 started watching him on a semi-regular basis maybe twice a week or you know just what whatever because

06:48:06.220 he was talking some real radical you know uh catholic kind of stuff and i wasn't quite sure where he was

06:48:12.380 coming from i was doing things but after about two or three years he most definitely refined this process

06:48:20.700 so let me let me just take the 30 000 foot view everything that i have seen and tried to get a

06:48:26.940 lot of my peers to do this kid did in six months to two years okay not only was he making serious bank

06:48:36.860 the dude was saving it you know whatever he did with it it's none of my business yeah i just didn't

06:48:42.700 know that the young guy right and so he starts getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and

06:48:47.660 all of a sudden i i missed the session but this word groiper or something about groiper came up right

06:48:56.780 well these were these were youngsters these were like you know 13 14 15 18 year old youngsters and

06:49:04.780 they jumped on this groiper thing and i i didn't pay that much i probably should have you know looking

06:49:10.780 back on i should have paid much more attention to it but here's here's the deal when an idea comes

06:49:19.100 to fruition and destiny kind of takes um a hand in it it geometrically progresses forward and so

06:49:28.940 everybody goes uh and i heard what radio said and he he's in my mind he's partially right there about

06:49:34.940 you know um purging some of these guys however however a real strong movement is whether we like

06:49:42.780 it or not whether i like it or not is this box populi you know is a big deal if you're going to have a

06:49:49.980 movement you literally are going to have a cross-section of every spurg every intellectual every

06:49:56.700 you know working class kind of dude right that what are they going to do they are more than happy to

06:50:02.700 send their five bucks a week or they're 50 bucks a month or whatever that is how professional grade

06:50:11.020 political movements are financed and how the the public how the mass shows their support now here's

06:50:19.740 the question guys how come in 60 75 years the nationalist movement the america the real america first

06:50:29.260 movement okay based on race the republic um you know everything that makes america america okay how

06:50:37.100 come we and when i say we i'm talking about even even me i was the only guy that tried this when i was

06:50:43.660 young but life kind of picked me up but all the elders not one of them not one of them knew how to

06:50:50.540 engage and fully uh move into this world right you know we have you know these guys the older guys they

06:50:57.740 knew they knew the difference between grifters and guys who were doing serious work and believe

06:51:03.100 me guys even though a lot of these men are unsung today they did a lot of serious work and a lot of

06:51:09.020 these men were very wealthy okay and they they did their little their parts they funded small groups

06:51:15.100 here and there but but who in the in the nationalist movement white nationalist movement for that matter

06:51:21.900 has actually put something out there like a voice like a nick fuentes that has captured literally

06:51:29.420 millions of young people and you know i dare say from the young young guys to middle and and older

06:51:38.140 americans because i actually know like three or four guys who have been sending nick money for like

06:51:43.500 almost 10 years and these are older guys and they they don't send five bucks they send 500 or you know

06:51:50.700 whatever and you know i've had a lot of talks with him i i don't talk about this a lot because i

06:51:55.900 i'm still kind of working on the overall process here but remember guys um he's doing something right

06:52:04.220 whether you like him or not the dude actually fully connected with his peers and then he moved

06:52:11.980 on up and when he first started i i'll say this for him first couple of years he was talking about race

06:52:17.980 every day he was talking about western civilization every single day and jewelry only came about

06:52:25.340 maybe four or five years into his bit um because he started you know i was watching him grow up

06:52:31.580 actually and he started putting all these pieces together and so you know he latched on to that

06:52:38.220 i think more of an excess to his nationalist and western civilization because around that five-year mark

06:52:46.860 then everybody started to attack him he's a mexican he's this he's if i met this kid in real life

06:52:53.100 i definitely would have sat down with him and had a talk with him you know it's not like i look

06:52:57.580 at i when i looked at him people said yeah you're a mexican whatever and i'm going well he's probably spanish

06:53:03.660 you know he's he's this that or the other but he would not as an optics as a purely a subject of

06:53:10.860 optics uh he's he he wouldn't have been bad if people would not have just thrown him out with 0.81

06:53:17.020 with the bath water right if he could have been actually talked to by some of these erstwhile

06:53:22.300 alt-right guys and you know oh my god yeah i i get real pissed about this because the right wing is

06:53:28.700 really good about just pissing all over opportunities left and right and i'll i'll start up here but

06:53:34.780 i'll just say that um from a business standpoint not one of us including myself has been able to hit

06:53:42.300 the lick of guys like nick fuentes and if you put him you juxtapose nick fuentes against 25 other of

06:53:50.060 these quote unquote influencers you'll see and this is just frank talking nick's the most consistent voice

06:53:58.700 for you know whatever he's about okay i'm not making a case for him necessarily i'm saying that

06:54:03.980 he's very consistent and all these other dudes that come and go that's why you hear me say this all the

06:54:09.260 time i i have seen hundreds of guys come and go you know and they come on they're egocentric they're 0.99

06:54:17.020 fucking narcissists they're whatever so much some of these guys are pretty big brain guys but they lack 0.99

06:54:23.500 a certain social understanding like i've known some guys who were like they had such potential 1.00

06:54:30.140 they couldn't be around more than two or three people they were like really spurgy kind of dudes

06:54:35.260 about social interaction so you know guys i always say it's the long game right so instead of everybody

06:54:45.100 shit piling on guys i look well i don't even know if i should say this but i've been around virtue

06:54:52.220 spiraler spiralers and uh what's what's the word um guys who get they go oh well you know how much 0.97

06:55:00.460 white is he and whatever look these things can be talked about privately but when it comes to doing 0.98

06:55:06.940 business and trying to get your own way why the fuck would you step over some or on somebody who is 0.98

06:55:13.180 like promoting a certain following but get next to that dude find out what makes him tick you know 0.86

06:55:19.660 find out why people are following him and either one imitate it or co-op what the dude is doing right

06:55:26.300 if you don't feel that he's like oh he's not 100 white frank well then learn what he's

06:55:31.900 doing and then try to imitate that and call yourself the great white hope you know good luck to you right

06:55:39.420 so i don't even i don't even work in that world right i i deal in messages and personalities right

06:55:46.940 i won't work with these non-whites publicly okay but you guys have heard me say this a dozen times 1.00

06:55:53.660 behind closed doors is another thing if there is a worthy opposition figure that if you made some type

06:56:00.620 of an agreement agreement with him you could make a fiduciary increase yourself for your people

06:56:08.380 while kind of giving a nod to this dude let me even tom etzker when he went to he spoke in front

06:56:13.980 of what was it 25 000 uh black muslims at the civic center or whatever it was in los angeles i remember 0.99

06:56:21.020 all the conservative leaders they all spurred out they were all sucking their own dicks going oh my god 0.99

06:56:26.220 look what he's doing let me tell you guys some the fact that tom even went there and he had a good 0.99

06:56:32.780 security team uh with him and those muslim dudes a lot of the guys were protecting louis farrakhan they

06:56:40.540 were black veterans so on and so forth and they told tom and tom told me a couple of days later that 0.55

06:56:49.020 they were very impressed with his security team why is that important because tom had the balls to go in 0.97

06:56:55.900 there because tom just had big balls right and he went in there and he taught he told those black 0.96

06:57:01.500 people very honestly i support what louis farrakhan is doing for your people because he's doing it for 0.89

06:57:08.620 you for your people i'm standing here representing a white man who's trying to do the same thing for 0.87

06:57:15.020 my people and they gave him a fucking standing ovation okay and but but 99 of all the white leaders 1.00

06:57:22.140 they were pissing and moaning and saying tom was a trader all kinds of stupid shit you know this 1.00

06:57:28.940 these are the retards that i personally dealt with for over 40 years right so when i see a lot of the 1.00

06:57:35.740 younger guys just not taking advantage of certain opportunities i just pull my hair out sometimes but

06:57:43.180 it is what it is we're just going to have to keep going until you know somebody or some group of people

06:57:48.940 really learned the the proper licks to this because it's all it's all intel it's all personality

06:57:55.260 um mastery if you will right it's a big game of chess and sometimes you have to deal with

06:58:01.420 the pieces that are delivered or the moves rather that are delivered on the board right but as a

06:58:07.020 business model nick cuentes proved like right from the gate he wasn't even what 18 years old

06:58:12.700 that you can monetize your message and be consistent now if anybody comes back and says well frank you

06:58:19.980 know i don't i don't trust him he runs around with some weird cat boy i don't i don't know about all 0.99

06:58:24.780 that shit i don't live in that world i could give a rat's ass if a dude is a if he's a weirdo whatever 0.99

06:58:31.900 yeah it's all going to come out in the wash right but if you watch movements develop 1.00

06:58:37.820 don't just attack them try to find out the right and proper venue for you to imitate and go about

06:58:45.580 our business and what you guys have been talking about today is 100 on track and i'm actually pretty

06:58:51.660 happy because i can see two to five years down the road that at least a dozen of you fellows are going

06:58:56.780 to be creating your own you know call it an institution or a an llc or some some kind of an attempt

06:59:05.580 you know and it's like 50 years overdue right so kudos to everybody who's trying to do this so

06:59:12.860 thanks for the mic guys

06:59:13.820 yeah i appreciate it frank yeah that's it's a it's a delicate uh operation uh you know some people

06:59:29.260 take uh a bit of counter signaling uh to extremes and they're a bit more fragile or they'll hear

06:59:36.540 something uh like stu and i you know coming to terms on terms right and and uh autism playing a

06:59:44.060 part in it and so you hear something in a space and all of a sudden it's something else and then

06:59:49.340 you go tell your buddy hey they said this and then that person goes oh my gosh you can't believe that

06:59:53.820 and then there's a war going on uh it is it is uh you know it really becomes uh about the leaders

07:00:02.460 and and luckily we are you know we we do have a maturity among a lot of our people they're not

07:00:09.100 even you know this is a diplomatic um um operation uh going on behind the scenes that nobody knows about

07:00:21.020 there's there's things happening behind the scenes that nobody knows about you know things that i i come

07:00:27.580 across uh as as soon as a month ago go holy that's that's excellent okay yeah let me i'll participate

07:00:35.020 in that uh and then uh join in and see some people i know already a part of it and see some new people

07:00:42.540 that i've never met before never heard of before being a part of it and and knowing that their aims

07:00:48.300 are uh you know in the right direction and that's all i'm looking for personally is is whether or not

07:00:54.060 the aim is in the right direction and outside of that like there's people operating for their own

07:01:00.220 purposes they may not align with our purposes but what what would be the value of simply attacking

07:01:07.820 them and their purposes when uh there's no productivity there it's like it's like we need

07:01:14.540 to take down this institution uh it's like okay with what institution no no institution we're just

07:01:21.900 going to go at them okay you know where it's a spurred army it's like okay spurred army unite uh and uh

07:01:29.980 you know if you know at some point hopefully those people who are engaged in that do mature also and

07:01:37.500 realize that that's not a means to an end and then you have personal resentments that that uh get born

07:01:44.380 of these spurred armies in these situations and they could last years and and really take people out

07:01:51.260 who had uh other opportunities other potential to uh rise to the occasion so it's it's uh it's

07:02:00.780 ultimately kind of to the point that was brought up with the uh the mein kampf quote right i think

07:02:07.740 we've we've come full circle back to that mein kampf quote that the the great men uh will rise to the

07:02:14.460 occasion and be selected by uh destiny and the rest of us will follow and say perfect you know that

07:02:24.300 i am uh willing to get behind this person willing to get to get behind this effort and become a member

07:02:32.220 of this organization because it's better than the one that i had thought of and then i'm able to

07:02:39.580 succeed that way uh in participating in something that is is greater than myself uh and they can do 0.81

07:02:46.860 a lot of the heavy lifting they're better organizers then fuck yeah let's go and and that's kind of the

07:02:52.940 attitude among a lot of us which is good to see and that that type of leadership uh that we have among 0.84

07:02:59.580 our ranks uh is is a means to to an end and there's output and and that's the that's the thing i like to

07:03:06.380 see that these people actually are participating in outputs and knowing that uh these these things

07:03:13.580 must produce a thing or else it's just ideas and you can have the greatest idea but if it has no

07:03:20.300 practical application then uh then you know i guess thanks for the ideas i'm not sure and uh and yeah i

07:03:31.740 uh you'll but i appreciate your uh your insight there and uh and go ahead i can chime in a little

07:03:40.060 bit on the nick stuff uh not to give anything away but um you know i was around doing different things

07:03:46.380 nothing major but um nick was another one he was selected not elected he was um he was put there by guys

07:03:53.740 at the time it's like you know this movement right we didn't start it it's not grassroots frank uh you know

07:04:01.580 know his generation you could argue maybe they didn't even start it you could go glr you can uh

07:04:07.420 this is where this is where it it is and you know what's came from it um and where that ends up i guess

07:04:14.220 is to be defined but he uh he was a guy that they you know they knew that it was kind of like a lot of

07:04:25.180 i hear ideas like we should get like a younger guy and like throw him into like you know this we can

07:04:30.300 groom him for like politics well yeah that's exactly what happened already so all i'm gonna

07:04:36.140 say is like i don't really care about like you know i'm not saying like nick's my guy or anything

07:04:41.660 like that i just want everyone to be aware that like this has been going on longer than people um

07:04:47.740 people can imagine you have to like try and figure out where the lines cross and and um i guess connect

07:04:54.700 the dots um but yeah he's not not our guy i'll say that he's uh he's definitely he's been around and

07:05:02.700 he was put there for a reason by people that's all

07:05:11.020 all right guys i just want to say this without spaces and without all these things going on 0.98

07:05:17.020 i wouldn't have come and met all of you motherfuckers the fact is is we don't know which 1.00

07:05:22.380 new leader is going to pop up just from hearing the the conversations we have right now 0.98

07:05:28.460 could be groundbreaking to somebody else that wants to start another organization and wants to do

07:05:32.460 something else that benefits us in the future these things are laying the groundwork even even folks like

07:05:39.580 nick quentes it's it's it's legwork to getting them to the place they need to be too so let's not

07:05:47.340 fucking discard any of this stuff and let's let's just let's just be like happy it's pro-white it's 0.99

07:05:53.500 pro-fucking like actual american and pro-fucking like you know actual like european um let's be let's 1.00

07:06:00.620 be honest with ourselves and let's fucking like you know really dig deep into this and say hey look 0.99

07:06:05.500 where's our reach going to and what is it what is it doing when i got into this man i didn't know

07:06:13.100 who you guys were i didn't know any of this stuff and this was not that long ago man frank was probably

07:06:19.260 one of the first people i listened to i was like damn i had a lot of respect it was when the order was

07:06:24.380 coming out and i remember watching that movie and thinking yeah those are brothers those have those 0.86

07:06:32.860 guys have their back that's something that like you know we should aspire towards and like thinking

07:06:39.180 about these things man like you know all the spaces and everything else it's it's good but like to say

07:06:45.100 like you know like hey you're you're just talking head let's not discount these guys let's let's let

07:06:50.780 let them figure out their own thing and let's let them find their way i'll leave it at that 0.98

07:06:56.220 hey this nick fuentes is this this nicholas j fuentes or who the fuck is this guy man 0.96

07:07:18.700 we got ht in the room yeah the important thing to know it is nicholas j fuentes the important thing 0.98

07:07:25.900 to know about it he's not pro-white uh that's and and this is not counter signaling this is just

07:07:31.980 being honest he's he's not pro-white he is not white nationalist and maybe he will come to that

07:07:39.180 that point as some you know some other time uh we can hope that he does uh but he's he's actively not

07:07:47.020 pro-white um he's he's got no intention that i know of of becoming pro-white but to that point he's

07:07:53.180 not not our guy we don't you know there's no reason to say you know he's his message is is not um

07:08:01.660 helpful there's no reason to counter signal uh because you know to nature's point um on that

07:08:08.860 he does have a lot of valuable things to say he's getting a message out there and he's a pipeline

07:08:14.380 he's he's guaranteed a pipeline for our people for white nationalists because he's not completely off

07:08:22.860 topic but he's not a white nationalist he's uh he's just on record saying that he's not

07:08:32.780 so it's it's important to note that just for everybody uh listening and and kind of the the ideas

07:08:39.100 so a lot of things can be true at the same time uh ht what's up hey you got some sobriety experience

07:08:46.060 let's let's let's uh let's bring in some of these protocols like uh half measures availed us nothing

07:08:52.940 remember that one

07:08:56.620 remember that yeah of course that's a right there yeah and that's that's what nick fuentes is he's a

07:09:02.300 half measure and the white race needs to stop compromising itself for people that are not on our team 0.91

07:09:10.540 so yeah he might have the talking points yeah he might be anti-jew he is not pro-white

07:09:19.020 and he counter signals pro-white people that are out there getting arrested in the streets 0.99

07:09:26.620 and he counter signals guys that are blue collar and uh he's a nitwit 0.98

07:09:32.300 and he's immature and he's 20 something years old so if you guys think that some 20 20 year old 0.95

07:09:42.140 right who's got you know um christ is king written all over his forehead uh and and you're you haven't

07:09:50.700 freaking read my conf and you don't see what the what they're pushing right now which is christian

07:09:55.580 nationalism which is opposing white nationalism then you better do your homework better because this man is 0.99

07:10:01.660 not the 14 words so why is the fuck up white people and stop settling that's correct i don't think 0.98

07:10:11.660 anyone would disagree with that right yeah and that's a that's an important distinction it doesn't go 0.99

07:10:19.420 you know it can't go unrecognized in the in the bigger picture like there's he's gonna counter signal

07:10:28.060 and and and we've known this he's gonna he's gonna do what's good for nick fuentes that's that's what

07:10:35.180 he's gonna do and you know whether he's a part of a bigger movement or not um you know it or to what

07:10:42.700 nature was bringing up that he was selected uh you know and and that is his path but you know that the

07:10:54.700 the the pipeline though is is what i'm most concerned about and my what i'm most interested

07:11:02.060 in is he's still a pipeline some of his guys especially his top guys are never gonna concede

07:11:09.260 any points in our direction they're always gonna think that that's that that way is the way a

07:11:16.140 multi-racial uh hierarchy uh sorted in that's what i that's what i've gotten from him so far right but

07:11:24.700 you know and and that's not i mean it's just and and people know that people who are all of our big

07:11:32.380 brains uh absolutely know that and they are they are able to articulate that understand that and then

07:11:40.380 share that information and it's it's a way for somebody to go oh okay i i agree with all these

07:11:46.060 points but i can see these other aspects of which he is not um our guy and and they can come to that

07:11:56.380 conclusion and we're we're smart people we should always expect our people uh to operate um with their

07:12:03.500 own good sense and and it was talked about earlier right is that people who are able to understand that

07:12:14.220 are going to come to that conclusion and people who can't understand what's going on you know they

07:12:20.060 may never come our way and we have to take who we can get make that happen and uh and concede the losses

07:12:30.700 because it's it is about quality over quantity uh hd get back in there we'll run these other hands

07:12:36.140 i'll just be super duper quick you know smith mond act okay and then we all know uh what's the other

07:12:42.540 one uh project you know mockingbird we know about tucker carlson okay and i'm not denying you know

07:12:50.220 some of these things you know that nick's calling out are true um there's the homosexual guy i forgot

07:12:56.860 his name uh from cnn well milo no the cnn guy uh anderson cooper right there's a lot and the government's

07:13:07.580 been pulling this kind of shift since the 60s okay since we know about and if you don't think that

07:13:13.260 it's going to reach the internet you know you're foolish i i just look at alex jones who's obviously 0.97

07:13:19.580 compromised you know he got busted with the whole tranny porn the whole bohemian grove scam of kind 0.99

07:13:25.260 of propping him up as this guy that was telling the truth and then he had guys that were calling him

07:13:31.740 out that were murdered uh behold the uh pale horse that guy who wrote that book um william cooper uh

07:13:39.340 that was calling out alex jones as a fraud alex jones now propping up nick fuentes and sweeping for

07:13:45.340 him and the whole jan 6 thing keep in mind gentlemen i've been arrested for attempted littering i've been

07:13:51.420 arrested for saying the word retard and i guarantee you if i was at jan 6th and i told a bunch of my guys 0.72

07:13:57.580 to go charge the capital i would have been arrested also the fact that this young kid told all those

07:14:04.060 guys to go go rush the capital and never got arrested for anything like that i guarantee you

07:14:11.180 some of these people could be compromised and if alex jones is spending his free time propping up nick

07:14:16.620 fuentes and sweeping for him and alex jones why he doesn't name the jew well his son rex is jewish

07:14:23.580 so you're never going to get alex jones to call out the jews racially he might do it under the cloak

07:14:30.300 of christianity but even his son is hiding as a christian with jewish blood so we're not going to 1.00

07:14:35.980 get that from alex jones right and we're not going to get this arian tribalism that we need in order to

07:14:42.860 take back this country if we're going to go with these people that dog whistle pro-white talking points

07:14:48.460 but they are religion first so be on the lookout for that hitler warned us about that and that's 0.61

07:14:55.100 what we're seeing that rise to the top stew peters alex jones nick fuentes um who are the other guys

07:15:03.420 russell brand judan peterstein um these these are all people that are dog whistling pro-white but also have

07:15:12.460 the veneer of christian nationalism so be on the lookout for that because we cannot afford to be

07:15:18.460 doing what these jqr retards are doing right where they just got j-pilled and now they want to kumbaya 1.00

07:15:25.020 and bring in these muslims and these other non-whites because they're brothers in christ 0.96

07:15:30.380 okay nick fuentes just went on a stream today with who myron gaines myron gaines is a muslim who else did

07:15:36.540 he go on with tate tate is a muslim who is nick fuentes nick fuentes is a christian why are they 0.92

07:15:42.540 all talking with each other okay because there is a plan that we don't see that these jews are working 1.00

07:15:49.900 behind the scenes to to help uh these two co-conspirators of their end times prophecies

07:15:58.140 to bring down our race so be aware of it that's all i'm saying 0.98

07:16:02.300 i'm gonna hop in here for a second ht yeah go ahead stew this is stewart um my name is stewart

07:16:12.700 barnes uh what i'm working on right now is a white legal defense fund and i heard some of this stuff you

07:16:18.860 were just talking about i would love to you know actually talk to you offline and get an understanding 0.77

07:16:24.300 of what's going on on that case because that's bullshit i'm guessing you put up propaganda and they 0.99

07:16:30.540 fucking gave you like probably a thousand counts of littering uh and all this other dull shit i'd 0.98

07:16:36.140 like to help out any type of way i can any type of way i can and whatever i can do to do that moving 0.99

07:16:42.940 forward would be great and once again we can talk offline and uh man yeah i apologize that happened to

07:16:51.180 you but it is what it is it's the same thing that happened to canadian girl and a couple other folks

07:16:56.060 uh you know in different countries so if i can help uh let me know appreciate it man thank you

07:17:06.540 old andy thanks so much for having this space thanks so much for the time on the mic

07:17:11.980 and uh yeah i just to kind of go off of what ht was saying some of the coattails there um this is

07:17:19.500 is fuentes is a topic that i can get really aggressive about and i'm gonna do my best to

07:17:25.900 try to be you know a much more calm demeanor than my typical old andy because i'm kind of a spurt

07:17:32.780 and uh i was i was on fuentes site for a while probably a year there and um the kid's very smart and he's 0.78

07:17:43.900 even so smart that he'll get involved in graphic shit you know that's gonna that he that he knows 0.59

07:17:51.660 i know he knows this because of his actions that he knows will push the the kind of um demeanor that's 0.99

07:18:00.700 coming across all of politics across the western countries with homosexuality and pedophilia 0.96

07:18:09.740 he he not only and he did this intentionally you know he did it because of the position he's in 0.87

07:18:16.380 first of all like i said really phenomenally smart kid like brainiac for his age okay

07:18:24.300 the first and foremost he's he's mexican he is mexican he said this multiple times before

07:18:29.900 second is what he did at the capitol if i put in chat here i'd be banned and if any fed got a hold of it

07:18:38.940 uh they'd come to my house and likely arrest me it's called to violence that's one of the biggest

07:18:45.260 key phrases that we constantly hear no calls to violence well he literally did it in person and

07:18:52.300 they did what he said to do and he never saw a second a time whereas other people that anyway okay so

07:19:00.380 that's just one of the things that he did so he'll take advantage of anybody that's willing to help him

07:19:04.780 at any given time another thing he did was not only condone but promote he didn't promote he 0.96

07:19:12.540 facilitated which is promoting um pedophilia activities on his site he's got multiple homosexuals 0.99

07:19:20.220 on the site beardson was covering up for the uh the smiley alexander shit when uh the pedophilia 0.99

07:19:28.140 shit that went down there and beardson knew about it a year before big tech uncovered it and big tech 0.98

07:19:36.300 blew the whistle on them over there big tech knew started learning a lot about this shit and i learned 0.99

07:19:42.540 a lot about this shit from big tech like what ht just said about how all these personalities are now 0.99

07:19:48.620 going to start coming hardcore christian you know all these different people and i remember a while 0.99

07:19:55.340 back before i even went to point to site someone said he hates women and i saw the snippet of it and

07:20:01.420 to me i was like okay there's more to the video what he's saying is that you know you shouldn't be

07:20:06.460 promiscuous and i was wrong i was wrong no he's got this this anti-women hate women all the time thing

07:20:14.060 and he he's like he's i heard him say constantly there's nothing wrong with homosexuality if you 1.00

07:20:21.820 choose to be and there is a lot wrong with homosexuality it's fucking disgusting and it's 1.00

07:20:27.180 anti-human you know homosexuality promotes human extinction folks let's not fucking lie about it 1.00

07:20:34.220 it's gonna any anyway so the guy i saw all this shit that happened at his site 0.99

07:20:39.740 oh old andy can you can you uh link or send maybe put it up in the bubble or whatever the 0.98

07:20:46.620 fuck you guys call it um uh nick fuentes calling for violence because i'm just trying to keep it 0.94

07:20:52.060 truthful i'm not steel manning for fuentes at all yeah i'm just i i like there was a video that 0.99

07:20:57.900 faggot milo put out um that wasn't nick speaking um i don't know if that's what you're referencing but 0.98

07:21:03.980 as far as i know yeah as far as i know he didn't do any of that um that's just what i know 0.77

07:21:11.420 ht played the video i think last stream um if he could if i get it from him yeah i will other

07:21:18.060 other than that i doubt that i'll find it since you're asking me for it i'm guessing that you know

07:21:22.860 you've heard this before but it hasn't seen it well since since hc's here too the the the clip i think

07:21:29.020 you're referencing is when he called for them to storm the capital yep and disregard the police

07:21:35.180 disregard the police right now it's it's uh to characterize it as a call to violence is debatable

07:21:43.980 i don't want to get into that rabbit hole but i just want to clarify that those are the words that

07:21:47.660 he really did say was storm the capital disregard the police and and and that like uh like old andy

07:21:54.620 said though you you post that uh and you know that that that could be those could be terms for

07:22:03.580 uh a criminal account you know it just it could be uh but yeah go ahead old andy finish up and then

07:22:10.220 we'll get there yeah it's very likely it would be given given the group that you're with

07:22:15.900 here it's more than likely than if i just go post it on a random my random youtube or something like

07:22:21.420 that where nobody knows me but in a big group like this you got more of a chance of being recognized

07:22:25.980 well let's let's put that in context there andy because it's it's good to put that have that context

07:22:30.780 is in the context of the capital what riots and he's calling for that on the capital riots you know

07:22:39.260 that it was right at the beginning of it yeah yeah yeah that that in any sense uh with the the

07:22:45.660 narratives that were put out regarding people's activities that day you know that that is up there

07:22:53.020 as egregious as any other thing anyone else has been accused of and exactly yeah yeah and so that's

07:22:59.980 a good point and we should and also knowing knowing that antifa was there at the time you know i mean it's

07:23:07.180 like it's just you know throwing that match on it you know it's just letting letting it poof up but the

07:23:13.340 other thing i wanted to say was so if you follow nick from a perspective of you see his posts in your

07:23:20.620 twitter feed i would say that's fine you know you're gonna see some parts of stuff but if you are you know

07:23:29.900 you're going to the site like i was you're donating to him fortunately i never did that you know you're

07:23:35.900 investing a really heavy amount of time you're gonna see this stuff too and if you deny it as far as

07:23:43.180 i'm concerned you're also condoning it and facilitating it because he's pretty open about it

07:23:50.060 and like i said you can go to a site and find it nice and easy also another thing that i think is

07:23:55.660 really telling and i'll end it right here he bans he has put in his whatever the order the algorithm

07:24:02.700 works there so you cannot say you can say it but no one will see it the word nigger so if you have

07:24:09.020 like if you can make two accounts and you go to one account and type in the word nigger in a in a 0.93

07:24:13.420 live stream chat it's not gonna pop up he's site bandit so that should tell you something right there

07:24:19.900 i yield thanks again

07:24:24.460 oh who is that that wanted to give the um the link is the link that nature there yeah

07:24:28.940 nature okay cool cool thanks all right uh arian get in there

07:24:39.740 can i hear something

07:24:43.340 i can't hang on what old andy said about homosexuality he's right on all points 0.99

07:24:47.420 about homosexuality it's gross it's deviant and it's unnatural 1.00

07:24:51.100 it's anti-white 100 uh all acceptance yeah yep yeah aaron if you're there i'm sorry i wanted to 0.99

07:25:05.100 bring up yeah hang on duncan we'll get to you next there yeah i just wanted to say if anybody

07:25:10.380 was wondering about that uncle h quote that uh ht was referencing i posted it up in the nest so you

07:25:16.380 guys can read it for yourselves

07:25:21.180 all right thanks uh duncan go ahead and finish so i want to bring up a point i found it strange

07:25:26.940 i couldn't hear the last 10 minutes of what frank had to say when he was speaking earlier i didn't

07:25:31.100 hear the last 10 minutes of what he said it's as if my my speaker had cut out i don't know what happened

07:25:36.620 could someone clarify me

07:25:40.460 or is it just on my end maybe yeah it's just on on your india i'm not sure if we can uh backtrack there

07:25:45.980 but because i mean i'm how much i don't mean was i was uh did i do something that that that that you

07:25:53.020 guys know no no it wasn't it wasn't anything that we did it was not cut out on purpose yeah it wasn't

07:25:57.740 anything we did yeah well yeah sorry you missed that but yeah it's a lot of ground to cover uh

07:26:05.580 i would have liked to hear what frank had to say i couldn't hear the last five minutes of what he said

07:26:09.340 yeah my secret just cut out yeah i'm not sure why we all yeah we all heard it so yeah sorry about

07:26:15.820 that duncan um well let's let's keep on track here uh tony go ahead yeah uh mythos i was just uh

07:26:27.020 curious about how i can get my information over to you um i represent a company we're trying to

07:26:33.180 diversify and um get more white people um and i just want to know how i can get my information uh

07:26:40.140 to you yeah i just followed you back so you can send uh send me a dm there okay i'm not too okay i'm

07:26:50.300 not too savvy with x or whatever so if you go go to my profile uh if you click on my link uh my profile

07:26:58.300 pick it'll take you to my profile and then there should be a a little envelope icon there and you

07:27:03.660 hit that envelope icon and you'll be able to send me a direct message all right good man thank you all

07:27:10.460 right thank you yeah marco get in there and then we'll go to walter so uh we got a little bit of time

07:27:19.820 left so i have a question um and i don't know who wants to field it it's going to be an elder or mr frank

07:27:26.700 um so you know we talk a lot and i'm on board with it but you know i'm a white excellence radio guy

07:27:32.940 right we we talk a lot about it but um one thing one question i have is you know we talk about the

07:27:40.460 jews all day long and i'm not pushing back i'm actually formulating a question here and then we 0.60

07:27:46.780 you know then we talk about this this kid fuentes who i don't know anything about i haven't even

07:27:50.860 googled it i asked the one question i didn't know who he was so i think i think the question would be

07:27:56.380 for for whoever wants to field this is are we supposed to believe and i don't say that as as

07:28:02.540 if i don't that like you know there's this like secret society underneath the hood doing all this 0.88

07:28:07.980 shit now let me let me explain this to you i understand very well i i wasn't a junk professor

07:28:12.220 for a little while i understand the jews are in the school system and all this but is it more than a 0.99

07:28:17.980 spider web are there guys like nick fuentes who just take the money i mean do they really sit down 1.00

07:28:23.260 with them and go hey we're jews and we want to fuck all these white people all around the world 1.00

07:28:29.100 you know do those conversations really happen or is it just they take the money and the jews get their 1.00

07:28:35.020 way i'm trying to i'm trying to make sense out of that connectivity because i'm pretty sure there'd be

07:28:42.060 a bunch of communication we could intercept i don't i don't know if this question is making a lot of sense

07:28:47.500 i'm sure there are people that just take the money right and that's probably how the jews get 1.00

07:28:52.620 their way in a lot of these situations but it would kind of be amazing if there's a network a worldwide

07:28:59.260 spider web of everybody that's jewish saying let's just and i'm not listen dude i'm not i'm on i'm i'm

07:29:05.100 i'm a good old white boy from alabama i'm just trying to figure it out man i think there are probably

07:29:10.220 people just taking the money so if any of you guys could shed light on the proliferation

07:29:16.060 of that and and what it turns out to be

07:29:26.460 let's uh anybody got a a good answer to that that that seems like a project uh

07:29:32.860 that would need do you want me to answer i mean yeah walter go ahead i think it's very cartoonish to

07:29:39.900 assume that like the kikes are saying we're gonna over whitey no it's more subtle than that they just 1.00

07:29:45.340 offer someone money who's a useful idiot who doesn't know better and they just felt their 0.99

07:29:49.900 talking points because they're just retarded you know it's very simple but yeah there's my answer 1.00

07:29:54.220 to your question walter have you read on the jews and their lies by martin luther yes i'm a protestant 0.98

07:30:04.140 of course i know about martin luther

07:30:11.900 but yeah i is it my turn i don't want to talk over anything yeah go ahead walter

07:30:17.020 i just want to say as someone who has a background and heavy knowledge on law and like you know when

07:30:23.740 you know fed ops you know glowy or whatever i don't think you know i don't like mcfuentes i want to

07:30:28.380 clarify that but he was not arrested beforehand and does not have a history with the feds to really 0.98

07:30:34.460 make that claim that he was setting up january 6th i just think that he was a moron and like 0.87

07:30:40.460 like gave into the hype like everyone else and just was lucky enough to not get arrested there are 0.94

07:30:45.580 several people at january 6th that were not directly arrested because they didn't go directly in and

07:30:50.940 they're mostly outside hyping each other up so i just think that narrative is very disingenuous and

07:30:56.620 it removes the context and a lot of people used to have to bed jacket him hey he's not a fatty like

07:31:02.380 if he was a fatty would be an informant of sorts and he would have a history of like getting pinched 0.84

07:31:06.460 by them and being set up to be a fed you know like this accusation of being a fed gets thrown around

07:31:11.820 so many times in this year by people who don't understand how the system fundamentally works and how

07:31:16.940 fed ops work and how you know laws and these situations work so you know that's true for

07:31:22.540 thought like if you don't know about you know the three branches of government or like basic like

07:31:27.020 protocol or procedure and law enforcement then you probably shouldn't talk on the matter

07:31:30.940 but sounds like something a fed would say to me honestly well i work with border customs yeah

07:31:37.980 so so walter let's uh you know let's be honest here that although the allegations that were brought up

07:31:45.580 are the ones that people who fed jacket nick fuentes do use uh there was no uh no accusations

07:31:54.140 here today i was just clarifying for anyone here who might think that because you have a lot of

07:31:58.460 retards who don't understand the law or these procedures work and they just sort of run with narratives 0.99

07:32:03.740 yeah well i think that the counter narrative also ignores a lot because what nick was what nick

07:32:10.540 what nick fuentes uh did do uh raise it it should raise eyebrows there's there's no there's no there

07:32:17.980 were several other people provoking at january exits who were also not arrested are they also feds now

07:32:24.140 like it just doesn't make sense so nobody's see you're going to the fed route which is which is a lot 0.89

07:32:28.780 which is uh if you directly went into the building right you're fucked if you were directly in there 0.96

07:32:35.100 well walter nobody nobody here has called nick fuentes a fed i'm sorry i was nobody here has 0.87

07:32:45.180 accused anybody else at january 6th of being a fed i'm just making sure i'm sorry i apologize i was just

07:32:51.740 clarifying yeah yeah so i just we want to avoid the fed talk because i think uh and you might agree to

07:32:58.940 this it uh it uh it doesn't do anything good for the conversation at this point i would say that

07:33:11.660 yeah yeah i agree i apologize but yeah hd wants to speak go ahead i yield my mic

07:33:19.180 well i just want to push back really quickly if you're effective they will come at you and arrest

07:33:25.420 you for things that aren't even legal like i said i got arrested for saying the word retard i got 0.78

07:33:31.980 arrested for attempted littering and thrown in jail for 30 days right for what attempted littering what

07:33:39.580 i'm saying is that if a guy is effective they will come at him and what's happening right now i'm being

07:33:45.660 sued by the splc for defending for for being bitten by a non-white who left his place of work to assault

07:33:54.060 one of my buddies now being sued by the jews okay so i'm saying that if they wanted to they could 0.99

07:34:01.180 have thrown some kind of lawfare at him anything and what's suspicious is that they didn't and they

07:34:07.980 have him on tape where they could have at least got him in a courtroom and at least taken some of

07:34:13.260 his financial uh his financial wealth and sucked him in you know sucked and dried by hiring lawyers

07:34:19.820 and having to fight a case like that well i would agree with you but there would be a paper trail to 0.60

07:34:25.020 that and you would have documents that would prove so like it wouldn't just be invisible it would be

07:34:29.660 very obvious if that were to happen he were to get pinched so yeah to to walk to walk to your point

07:34:35.500 i'm a paper trail guy uh a lot of allegations are thrown around including to against people on this

07:34:41.740 stage now and that's my question is show me papers bro or you know it really comes down to that yeah

07:34:48.620 because speculation is speculation but if there's not a paper trail and there's no evidence like

07:34:54.460 that's like me just doing hypotheticals and like all of this shit in twitter space it's like it's cool 0.61

07:34:58.860 and all but like there needs to be something well there's there's two there's two situations going on 0.62

07:35:03.500 nick fuentes uh one is is his actual persona his organization his movement whatever he wants to

07:35:15.820 frame it as uh and and the questions surrounding that the questions surrounding his activity um on

07:35:23.500 january 6th among others right you had you had and and this kind of goes against um some of the

07:35:31.980 narratives you had a lot of of low level nobodies who were arrested on january 6th yeah sure they were

07:35:38.700 did they go inside yeah uh was were they uh were they in fact doing anything else criminal uh you know

07:35:49.660 there there's a lot of speculation around all of the accusations january 6th extremely messy as a as an

07:35:57.180 example of anything because there's there's not a lot of clarity on who what when where and why

07:36:05.500 and who they attacked and why they attacked them and the people who you know were in january 6th

07:36:12.860 uh in the capital who didn't get arrested uh you know are they uh are they a fed up because

07:36:18.860 they didn't get arrested or all the people who did that's my point exactly there are several

07:36:23.420 yeah i just want to give that and i and i concede that you know and that's kind of what i'm i'm doing

07:36:29.980 here is just kind of you know we we need to be ultimately we need to be honest and is there

07:36:34.140 questions about nick flint this yeah i got questions i got questions is it is it a a closed case now for me

07:36:41.500 it's not a closed case either it's so you know we we ought to be discerning and and very uh accurate at all

07:36:50.860 times and and that then that means sometimes that we don't get to hang somebody right and that's the 0.96

07:36:56.860 that's the unfortunate part um is we don't get to hang them uh listen like is he a gay mexican sure 0.99

07:37:06.620 that's fine he's a gay spick and i don't agree with him on everything but is he a fed no 0.98

07:37:12.940 well and and i'll go you know again i go to the receipts on this because i wanted to bring this up 0.94

07:37:18.060 old andy you know called him a mexican also and does he identify as a mexican well he sure did when

07:37:23.500 he was pressed by the police right so so is that i'm not white i'm mexican yeah so so is that a

07:37:31.180 problem yeah that's a bit of a problem he's gonna have to live down um but his actual dna i i have the

07:37:36.700 dna results that he went himself went over um i have the screenshot of the video and he's 79 european

07:37:46.220 uh most of that is southern european uh italian and uh some uh some there's some spanish in there

07:37:54.860 um and then there's a little bit of of anglo-saxon and then um there is some american indian and then

07:38:03.580 there is some um sub-saharan african and this is just his test results right that's that's the those

07:38:09.820 are the receipts i have to go on and then there's the his his uh i'm not white i'm mexican you know

07:38:15.980 trying to what evade the the optics of being a white person then how can you go from that position

07:38:24.940 to then saying you know i speak for the the white dejected um uh the dejected and impoverished white

07:38:33.180 man which he did the other day when he was trying to combat uh tucker carlson he's like i am that

07:38:39.660 guy it's like you are definitely not that guy uh so he's got a lot of problems um and that's just his

07:38:46.780 that's the nature he's he's he's got an independent streak that he gets to kind of say whatever he

07:38:51.980 wants and he's got people who really believe in him who are going to support him no matter what

07:38:57.980 you know these are these are just the facts and what can we do like actually taking all this time to

07:39:04.700 talk about him i don't even know if this is any use of of our time because he's we're not going to

07:39:13.100 you know i think sticking to the facts and then you know being able to comport we can we can go over

07:39:18.860 the facts of nick fuentes in like five minutes and be done to be honest that's that's my opinion but

07:39:24.700 we'll let the conversation continue here where we can where we can go right i think is uh is picking up

07:39:32.700 where uh like what can we fix on this i think anecdotally literally um back then it was just

07:39:40.620 bad leadership um richard spencer these guys they couldn't hold their own um and they folded and nick

07:39:49.660 was the same way you saw him do it just like you said somebody said when he was arrested or whatever

07:39:54.300 he folded i'm mexican or whatever i'm not a nazi and uh you know maybe you know we can use them to

07:40:02.060 play off and and use that as a jump start um but i think poor leadership was their downfall in the

07:40:10.540 quote-unquote alt-right 10 years ago um not being you know being a spectator i guess you know i'm not

07:40:17.740 gonna not gonna outline where where i was at the time but i think that's where we can uh fix it and

07:40:25.020 correct it what do you guys think how can we fix that you know there's a thing that needs to be done

07:40:32.060 like there should be a banning of nerds leading political movements like i'm sorry to say this but both

07:40:38.300 richard spencer and nick fuentes up from what i call dweeb syndrome where these people are not fit to be

07:40:44.860 leaders they're more so fit as being commentators and internet personalities i don't think that

07:40:50.300 internet personalities should really necessarily be involved with politics because you know at that

07:40:55.900 drop of a hat you know they'll go with whatever is trending that's why for example nick fuentes is 0.98

07:41:01.260 like shilling for that nigger kanye west because it's trending to do that because of that nigger like 1.00

07:41:06.300 going into jews or whatever so i mean you should just not have these people involved with politics this 0.98

07:41:10.700 is my perspective well that's that's a big problem that that nick does have that is objective is his

07:41:19.900 support for kanye west or other at you know negroes uh being and and his you know this connects to the 0.88

07:41:30.140 alexander thing i mean all of this is a huge problem that disqualify him from being even a spokesperson

07:41:39.260 for our people in any way shape or form and and that's where that's where i draw the distinction 0.97

07:41:44.460 i don't really care about his um his genetics as much as i care about the fact that his message sucks 0.98

07:41:53.660 objectively does he say some some uh things that work sure uh ultimately his his message sucks it's it's 0.98

07:42:03.260 multi-racial and it sucks and that and that's what i get out of and that's my opinion you know and you 0.99

07:42:07.900 can you can listen to him and it can come up with a different nigger rappers to save the white race 1.00

07:42:12.140 schizophrenic nigger rappers they're gonna save us all right yeah let's go mess go ahead yeah thanks 1.00

07:42:19.740 brother i think there's a there's um a kind of gradient issue here conception wise uh the way i think about 0.99

07:42:31.660 it like ht put it and walter essentially like there's the there's influencers right we all know

07:42:40.620 what an influencer is is people sit there and they will influence they will do their webcam thing and

07:42:45.420 they will do their nightly show and then there's activists there are people who are active and they're

07:42:49.580 out and they're doing stuff and there are organizers and there are leaders and there are gradients to all

07:42:55.420 these kind of degrees so an influencer nick is an influencer that's why he gets sucked into these 0.98

07:43:02.380 kind of signal boost things like doing a collaboration with yay the schizophrenic incestual homosexual negro 0.98

07:43:10.700 it's an influencer is not really that much of a problem to the system they are not really going to be

07:43:19.900 treated like uh activists activists activists put boots on the ground they get out into the public

07:43:27.340 space they do things that are publicly visible and when they run afoul of some local zagbot or da 1.00

07:43:37.900 they're going to try to nail him to the wall nick has for all of his eyeballs all of his attention and

07:43:43.900 all of the money that he brings in he hasn't really demonstrated any organizational capacity for

07:43:49.820 activism he might have been there at january 6th and i saw this thing about that ali alexander

07:43:56.940 person claiming that he helped organize that which seemed kind of like uh just a bit of a clout chase

07:44:04.060 but um at the end of the day these like influencers they're not really that big a deal it's like tucker

07:44:11.180 carlson can play this you know play this like slightly edgy role of acting like he's critical of

07:44:18.700 israeli influence acting like he's critical of intelligence agencies um but he's not at the end

07:44:24.700 of the day he's just a talking head the talking heads are not going to win anything talking heads might

07:44:32.060 help with information distribution but talking heads are these personalities that are going to be

07:44:38.940 you know there as a vortex for funds and they're going to create this cult of personality thing and

07:44:45.900 nick has really leaned into the cult of personality but he has no leadership capacity he has no

07:44:51.740 organizational skill that we we need in actual political leadership and the biggest thing i'll fault 0.91

07:44:59.260 him for is the fact that he behaves as though he does and the fact that he has these negroes in his 0.99

07:45:06.940 movement who will wear these symbols of our people and act as though they are deserving of having these

07:45:17.980 symbols publicly displayed which i actually take issue with a lot of folks publicly display displaying

07:45:24.220 these symbols when they're not worthy to do so this is something that is kind of a personal gripe of

07:45:29.660 mine that um there there are things that are people are you know marching around with or wearing on 0.96

07:45:36.380 themselves that in a way are uh spiritual symbols that should not be treated like that so worn by niggers 1.00

07:45:44.140 so worn by niggers you know one of like points is it's like top generals it's like this nigger named 1.00

07:45:49.820 tenrio if you know yeah this is exactly what i'm talking about because he wore an imitation hugo boss 0.98

07:45:55.260 uniform and that should that deserves being dragged behind it i mean that's like that's uh that's so 0.91

07:46:01.660 yeah so something like that nigger he like he literally is like a welfare queen by the way yeah 1.00

07:46:06.380 this like nigger on welfare is like wearing like old european symbols and like that's based 1.00

07:46:11.580 to the broipers i guess well it's an internet this internet influencer phenomenon these people are not

07:46:16.620 political leaders and treating them like political leaders is where the misstep occurs they're

07:46:21.100 influencers they spread a message they do what they do they're not activists they've never they don't

07:46:25.740 risk their neck they're not the kind of people who will get lost i want to bring prosecuted i want to

07:46:30.860 bring that point back to what ht talked about and he talked about being effective if you're effective

07:46:37.100 they're going to come after you and i would say that that is applicable to nick fuentes he's actually not

07:46:45.020 effective in the movement he's a multi-racial multicultural uh talking head and is he good at

07:46:53.260 what he talks about yeah is he consistent no is he effective at what at confusing the situation

07:47:02.460 and and then the and so i would agree like he's he's his past is that he's not effective and so there

07:47:09.660 they are they're going to go after what what has an effect and that brings in the question of jurisdiction

07:47:15.260 the jurisdiction difference between the capital on january 6th and the the going after ht like with the

07:47:26.300 splc or or other things that ht has been uh charged with these are jurisdictional things a a da is going to

07:47:37.740 uh get pressure from his local people to take action and and really what's the uh what's the message 0.99

07:47:49.180 sent at the capital the the message sent to the capital is fuck you regular americans right it's 1.00

07:47:54.540 not fuck all you people who showed up it's fuck regular americans we're actually we're actually going to take 1.00

07:48:01.740 you down we're going to make your lives miserable how dare you ever use your voice regular americans 1.00

07:48:07.500 as opposed to nick fuentes is like yeah yeah yeah alex jones yeah yeah yeah these these people 0.91

07:48:15.980 uh are not doing it right they they're actually not moving the needle nobody really cares

07:48:22.140 but let a let a regular american walk through the capital and that's going to be a federal case so there

07:48:28.780 i think there's some some play there as well in in what the message is that they're trying to send

07:48:38.860 yeah about it in in this manner the intrusion into the house of governance into the house of

07:48:45.820 state is something that the the monopoly on violence is held by the state that's just a fact

07:48:51.820 for every single state that's ever existed it's not something that's up for dispute and if it is then

07:48:57.020 that state is not going to last for very long so when you have an invasion into a you know one of

07:49:04.140 the lawmakers buildings they're going to respond with as much vigor as possible and opening up the can of

07:49:13.260 you know in in uh incitement to somebody who's outside saying you know like we need to do this is

07:49:20.860 i mean i could it's it's i don't even really want to get into it but it's like it's just been so much all

07:49:26.540 over the timeline and everything and there is just too much there's too much fat jacketing but my my

07:49:32.700 problem with nick and i think a lot of people's problems with nick is that he doesn't uh he has

07:49:37.500 this juvenile approach to a very serious thing

07:49:44.860 and and i'm on record uh recently that uh that i i've i've appreciated nick's recent trajectory his

07:49:55.500 recent growth and and i just wanted to also bring back because i don't think this should be lost in

07:49:59.900 the weeds you know what frank brought up is there's still a lot you can gain out of of taking a look at

07:50:09.100 what nick fuentes does and who nick fuentes is and his his work his body of work and his operation

07:50:17.820 and and that's i think worth looking at and we can again we can learn and take from these these

07:50:28.780 lessons that are presented to us without having to really get into whether or not nick is a good

07:50:37.100 person or not or whether he is uh our guy or not or whatever it is so there's there's uh there's

07:50:43.740 things to look at you know look at what the objective is what's the output and what are we

07:50:48.540 getting done um like and uh nature brought that up like what what is it that we learn from this then

07:50:55.020 and use to our advantage because it's not like it's like oh uh nick's uh he's a uh one-fifth non-white

07:51:03.340 so everything that he's done is probably you know a jewish psyop it's like well no what did he do and and

07:51:11.180 what can you do to uh improve your operation and make it more effective for yourself and i think

07:51:18.780 that's a worthwhile question for those yeah go ahead hg well i was just gonna kind of make another

07:51:27.820 compare a quick little comparison here um i've never been banned from from flying and um last time that i

07:51:35.100 left uh and i came back into the states uh i was harassed for they made me go through like another

07:51:42.380 layer of security where it's like um customs or whatever when i came back and thank god i had an

07:51:48.620 hour and a half um layover uh in the city that landed but it's pretty much like a uh you know half an

07:51:55.100 hour 45 minutes of them saying hey who are you and they know they already know who i am and then they um

07:52:01.260 you know they go through my stuff they search it and then they you know say you got to open

07:52:06.060 up your electronics and if there's anything you know in your electronics um should we be concerned

07:52:12.460 about and i'm saying no go you know go through it but if but first before i say go through i say

07:52:17.660 um are you guys allowed to do this and they're like yeah pretty much if you don't give it to us we can 0.95

07:52:22.060 you know hold it for me and then subpoena it and open it up and go through your shit or you could just 0.92

07:52:27.020 allow us right now to go through it and then i have nothing to hide so i said all right go through it 0.96

07:52:30.380 go through my electronics blah blah but what i'm trying to say is that i have never been banned

07:52:36.540 from flying i've never been on no fly list and one of the things the accusations that he's putting

07:52:43.180 out there that seems a little bit disingenuous you know if you're going to make you know these

07:52:47.740 statements that you're banned on flying from a plane um you better have the receipts so you know

07:52:53.820 from what i was told with his flight ban situation is that he got into it with some stewardess

07:53:00.540 at the airport they got into it a little catfight or whatever and then he came and made a joke

07:53:06.300 on a show about this stewardess and said something about like like murdering her in a joking way i

07:53:12.780 don't think you know it was like a serious thing he was just probably just being funny someone clipped

07:53:17.260 it sent it to the airline and hence then he was flight banned so i think some of this stuff is legit

07:53:22.380 that that is talked about with him like being debanked i'm sure that's true i've been debanked a couple

07:53:26.940 banks and it does happen but i've never been flight banned and um that was just something

07:53:32.220 that i just kind of came to my attention too was um you know he's not like a you know national

07:53:38.140 security threat he's pretty much telling you you know he's just a little bit of an edgier conservative

07:53:43.580 right but my problem is isn't the fact that yeah the big problem is is you know he's not fully white

07:53:49.740 but the the thing that i you know have most pushback is that it's not about white people

07:53:58.220 he has a mind about religion and that to me is dangerous where it's like hey what do we do with

07:54:05.100 the jews can we kick them out it's like no you know he was asked about and he's like no the jews 1.00

07:54:09.260 are supposed to be part of this story and we can't you know do anything about this situation because

07:54:13.900 it's part of prophecy and when you hear stuff like that from such an intelligent person to go

07:54:19.180 oh okay we just need to baptize the jews and our problems are over it's just like 1.00

07:54:23.420 i take you know all everything that you've said that sounds intellectual and i just go 0.99

07:54:28.780 you're fucking retarded at this point so that's my main hang-up is that a guy that's smart 1.00

07:54:35.900 you know that that knows quite a bit of stuff and his solution with our biggest racial enemy is 1.00

07:54:41.500 baptizing them you know that's that's where i'm most hung up with is that this is about this has

07:54:47.660 got to be our about our freaking the survival of our race and nothing else anything that gets in the

07:54:53.900 way of that is is compromising us you actually you called him out years ago and i was on your side for

07:55:04.780 this and i still am um remember when uh was trump remember when he was like steel manning trump he was 1.00

07:55:11.900 like supporting him um over and over and over again and you said like how are you this stupid 0.97

07:55:18.700 and you it was like the booting kind of deal and uh yeah i i think at that point i mean he said what 0.99

07:55:27.260 he was trying to do he was trying to like uh subvert by saying it online again i think it's just

07:55:33.740 like a lack of leadership but um i think i i don't think he has a good opinions on on his own if that

07:55:42.060 makes sense but you i mean you called it right there and it was true yeah four years ago and that's the

07:55:48.540 thing that i'm getting sick and tired of is like some of these kids are kids we're talking about 25

07:55:53.500 year olds what's the what's the age to become a president in the united states was it like 40

07:55:58.380 you have to be 40 years old it's 30 35 okay well the guy's 25 you know he's 25 years old he's got

07:56:08.220 a lot more growing to do and i just you know i just can't get on board with you know guys that are

07:56:14.460 willing to uh know that there's homosexuals that are out there that are bad in politics that you've 0.95

07:56:22.380 called out five years before as homosexuals and child predators and then allow them into your 1.00

07:56:27.580 movement after you made a statement five years previous that these people were pedophile groomers 0.98

07:56:33.340 and you allow non-whites like ali alexander to get into your movement and to start conducting the

07:56:41.100 same behavior that you accused him of five years previous 0.99

07:56:43.820 politics working with laura loomer who's a freaking jew you know like this this is not the way that we 1.00

07:56:52.540 win he politicians are dishonest people they lie to get their ways for themselves and that's the 0.97

07:57:02.060 difference between a politician and a national socialist guys like thomas sewell aren't gonna do

07:57:06.940 that i guarantee you guys like nick fuentes will and that's the difference what do their

07:57:13.660 do their actions match what they say and if they say so much what are their actions and if they

07:57:20.460 don't have actions then you shouldn't take anything serious of what they say he's a talking head

07:57:33.660 has he run for anything local mr politician mr let's talk about presidency has he even ran for city

07:57:40.780 council no a guy like that brother he's he's straight to the top he doesn't need to uh take

07:57:47.180 any shortcuts he's the uh the anointed king of uh catholicism so it's laughable that's that's how 0.98

07:57:57.100 stupid the internet is you it just throws out all forms of meritocracy and let the the guy who can be the 0.98

07:58:04.380 biggest blowhard you know be the leader who just talks into a camera and i'm just i'm just kind of 1.00

07:58:12.140 over there's a there's a major problem with this on this actually with the whole digital sphere and

07:58:18.620 it's this performative hobbyist thing that there are so many there are many many many folks who are

07:58:27.660 performative hobbyists and they like the aesthetics and they will sit there and tell themselves that

07:58:34.140 they would do x y and z and oh i can't wait for something to happen then i'll do x y and z and

07:58:39.980 everything that they do is all online everything that they do is they will never build a network

07:58:45.420 they will never attempt to do any activism they will always have an excuse and this is performative

07:58:51.260 hobbyist stuff that is a major problem with these with this digital thing so these these are

07:58:57.900 communication platforms uh it's a resource to network and if you want to get more involved then

07:59:06.300 you have to go out of your way and make an effort to get more involved being involved is not sending

07:59:10.380 super chats to nick being involved is training and being involved is networking with men of like mind

07:59:16.620 and getting to know them and getting familiar with it and i haven't seen any of this i mean it's like

07:59:23.580 guys who counter signal working out are not serious people that's just another bottom line

07:59:31.340 well you you might have missed it earlier um but uh we were we were blessed by one of the uh the the

07:59:38.140 top gripers uh dalton came in and it was explained to us uh in in great detail uh what we should do and

07:59:46.380 how we should do it and it was uh it was amazing work uh as soon as he uh found himself out class

07:59:53.740 though he did uh flee the stage in the middle of uh of radio's counter uh oh i missed i missed it

08:00:01.900 i gotta well he was he was interjecting i was trying to have a good faith uh i job i dropped i jumped in

08:00:08.380 late so i was doing some other stuff and i kind of dropped in i caught the tail end of it and these guys

08:00:14.220 guys fundamentally at their core they'd like to hear themselves talk and unless it's you know um

08:00:21.020 saint nick talking they don't think anybody else is doing anything of value and nobody else has anything

08:00:26.220 to say and it's absurd and you know it's just it's it's ignorance it's shallowness well when you're

08:00:34.460 smart enough and this is this actually reflects he's like a mini nick uh what he was attempting to do 0.93

08:00:41.020 was speak to people who were uh dumber uh and less informed than he was right and that's also

08:00:49.340 one of my rubs with the overall griper cause and movement from day one is as i said earlier the

08:00:54.220 immaturity and lack of seriousness a lot of that comes with age and i understand that um but it's

08:00:58.780 also the unimpressiveness of a lot of the top guys like nick is an impressive guy like he's very high

08:01:06.060 iq very articulate he can you know his oratory skills are superb none of his other guys are so

08:01:13.820 he he's just so far ahead of all of his generals that it's it um it's just it's a thing it is what

08:01:21.420 it is i don't even have like a deep take on it because i don't give a lot of thought to it but this

08:01:25.260 has long been the issue with a lot of gripers at least like the the the face fagging ones and the more 0.99

08:01:32.060 vocal and the more um kind of out there forward-facing gripers are not particularly impressive

08:01:39.180 guys and nick is so there's like this dichotomy and it's a huge occult of personality and it's

08:01:45.660 guess it's justifiable and i can respect their loyalty and appreciation and die-heartedness um to

08:01:51.500 their guy but a lot of these guys are just they just don't hold a candle to nick so he is

08:01:57.020 the movement he is the cause so they worship the ground he walks on because a lot of these

08:02:02.540 are inferior guys they're inferior men you know a lot of them are you know kind of some not all of

08:02:08.540 them there's definitely some top guys out there i'm sure but he needs to get better um a better

08:02:13.420 leadership class of gripers or at least maybe the ones that we know of and i will submit this and this

08:02:18.460 is to my exact earlier point that i tried to make to told many of the top gripers we probably don't know

08:02:23.020 their names and that's maybe that's for the best and i respect and appreciate that but clean up some

08:02:27.740 of these slugs who speak for the cause and speak for the movement because many of them are not 0.99

08:02:32.860 particularly impressive and they're nowhere near on the same uh level of nick and he lets them go out 0.82

08:02:39.260 there evangelize you know to other guys and they talk down on us and to us and they lecture and it's

08:02:45.980 like who are you like you're not you're not nick like you're not even like have you even like met nick

08:02:50.940 beyond like once one time like you know like i don't really think that his deputies are all that

08:02:57.160 close to him if i had to guess he probably is a very small circle of guys um and i think all the

08:03:02.380 ones that we know by name are not really are not really those guys so i would submit that there's

08:03:07.580 probably a lot of very smart workers out there that i just i'm not familiar with well it brings up a

08:03:12.700 big point it's it's a doctrine problem in in essence and the doctrine is not that strong

08:03:20.860 and that's why i think you see nick flip-flop because the doctrine is not that strong it's got

08:03:27.020 a lot of equivocation a lot of even hypocrisy involved but to his people they don't care

08:03:33.980 right there they they aren't interested in that they have their doctrine uh and when they actually

08:03:40.380 get out i think to your point there's not a lot of intelligent guys out there uh when they actually

08:03:45.420 get out into the wild and and are confronted with their their limitations like they are not interested

08:03:54.060 in that they and and you've you know we've heard beardson on stages and speak and it's like this is

08:04:01.740 not uh this is not sufficient this this uh this ideology that he carries is not sufficient it's it's okay

08:04:10.460 within their circle and anyone who is in their circle needs to adopt it but outside of that it

08:04:16.700 doesn't really carry water but yeah go ahead hd yeah i'll be quick um and i'll just tell you guys

08:04:24.140 how to defeat the groypers if you want them to shut up and go away is you outwork them you look at what 1.00

08:04:31.260 arval is doing right now and that's the kind of shit that makes the groypers disappear guys starting their 1.00

08:04:39.500 own openly pro-white businesses guys openly pro-white organizing takes away all of their power 0.98

08:04:46.860 because what they do what they do have is they push this middle class upper class thing that should be

08:04:54.860 attractive and they make it secretive if we were to make it pro-white and out in the open we win 0.99

08:05:01.420 all their white kids will come to us right they're not going to want to hear about nick they're 0.77

08:05:05.980 going to want to hear about the white collective so once we start organizing once we start promoting

08:05:12.060 white businesses and we start doing more things like arval is doing that whole movement disappears

08:05:19.260 and we don't have to talk about it anymore but the thing is is that you got to get the boots on the

08:05:24.140 ground you got to do it like what arval is doing it's it would make this whole internet thing this

08:05:29.500 phenomenon these guys go away because these guys want to be sneaky subvert stuff and we're saying

08:05:35.980 no we're pro-white we're proud of our values and we're out there and we're going to own it and we're

08:05:41.020 going to lean into it where they have this whole sneaky i mean who wants to be a hiding kind of a

08:05:45.980 person who wants to do that their entire life oh i enjoy being subversive and you know doing this or

08:05:53.100 i enjoy being pro-white and attracting more people to my message because i'm i stand on my values

08:05:59.820 right so i just think that that's how the groiper movement is going to more guys doing things like

08:06:05.660 arval more guys that are going to be behind the scenes that are good at organizing and good at putting

08:06:10.460 together better thinking guys that can fund other guys to start i don't know pro-white businesses

08:06:19.420 right openly pro-white businesses and and that's how we win correct me if i'm wrong i could be wrong

08:06:25.900 but i just don't see them well it's it was uh that's what we saw in the discussion with uh with

08:06:32.460 dalton earlier right is is his assumption his presumptions is that nobody's doing anything

08:06:39.820 nobody's ever going to do anything and you know you guys aren't doing anything and it's like well you

08:06:45.100 know actually we are and and very shortly explained that um to him and as soon as he realized he was out

08:06:54.940 of his depth he just bailed he didn't want any more conversation and it was it was a good faith

08:07:00.380 conversation we were actually looking forward to a dialogue and he just bailed he's like oh 0.99

08:07:05.740 fuck it these these yeah i'm out of my depth i'm going to go talk to another group of retards 1.00

08:07:11.260 that you know are not doing anything but talking on the internet and and so yeah you're you're right 0.99

08:07:18.060 about that and that's a that's a process so that's a um a a maturing process that uh takes the time

08:07:31.020 that it takes right and then once this stuff comes out and it keeps coming out uh it will have a pathway

08:07:38.540 for these these actually dis disenfranchised young white men to go oh i have actually i can choose

08:07:46.220 to go over here with uh all of this you know these groipers or these other groups and and nick fuentes

08:07:53.980 is in a class of talking heads that nobody's gonna push pro white talking points so they can all talk

08:08:01.100 they they he's got a nice you know cozy tv he has a nice cozy uh situation where he can be a dissident

08:08:10.940 voice and a very good one very articulate one with no racial consciousness whatsoever and and he can

08:08:18.300 then uh presume to be uh among these others and an equal among the charlie kirks and the tucker carlsons

08:08:28.220 because none of them are would dare to to forward a pro white talking point at all like they they got

08:08:35.580 close over the past couple months with the uh with the deportations they got close but they don't have

08:08:42.380 anything to stand on they're like you know they they will not cross that certain barrier and the

08:08:50.380 barrier happens happens to be a shared religion to be honest with shared religion with our racial enemy

08:08:56.540 if we if we're carrying the book we have a problem we have a a jewish problem in our midst and there's 1.00

08:09:03.980 a vector of attack that they take and that they line up and we have an issue there that those others

08:09:10.380 are not willing to cross and when you go pro-white all of a sudden it clarifies everything and then 0.98

08:09:16.220 everything makes sense and you go wait this is a big problem you're in a church with a bunch of non-whites 1.00

08:09:21.100 and it's like yeah but you know uh there's reasons like oh gotcha well we'll uh we'll see you on the 0.67

08:09:27.820 battlefield uh of uh not only ideas but the battlefield of commerce the battlefield of economics the

08:09:35.500 battlefield of politics and the battlefield of culture and like you said you know once we establish these

08:09:41.660 institutions uh they we will we will secure uh so many more applicants than we can have time to vet at

08:09:51.340 that point and i think at that point it is over but we've had a a long and great discussion uh good uh

08:10:02.300 uh great 1488 today i appreciate all of uh our speakers who helped carry the conversation uh kept

08:10:11.740 it pro-white um all of our listeners thank you for showing up today uh you know we uh we did better

08:10:19.500 numbers today than usual uh we appreciate everybody who shared out the space and and helps us beat the

08:10:26.700 algorithm because there is uh clear suppression going on on the timeline uh we saw that with uh

08:10:33.100 with last week uh they did a little tweaking with the algorithm and all of a sudden uh we've got

08:10:38.620 hundreds more people in this space uh across all spaces than than it is uh ht is did yours go back down

08:10:46.300 as well in terms of yeah it was floating like i said it got up to like fucking 1300 and then uh shortly 0.91

08:10:55.580 after they tweaked the spaces so i wouldn't believe these numbers guys to be honest you know they're

08:11:00.300 probably probably like times four more than likely that's what i'm thinking yeah when when it was all

08:11:07.020 going on i was looking at who's on stage versus who's in the odd who's who's in the tunnels right and

08:11:13.580 we had we had 150 people here in the tunnels regularly through that week uh and and a bunch but

08:11:20.700 a bunch on stage and i was looking at uh jq's stage right not even jq's actually because jq still

08:11:27.180 wasn't doing it but wolf was uh hosting a couple spaces that did really well and i was looking in

08:11:32.700 the audience and a lot of our guys were in their audience and we weren't having anything at the time

08:11:36.940 either but um you know i recognize a hundred uh 100 faces in that audience so either they're just

08:11:45.180 just putting our guys in that audience you know and they're not actually listening or it actually

08:11:50.220 was available to more people uh and people were able just to click in uh off the timeline and get

08:11:57.500 in there um so it was uh you know i i gave them a lot of i i gave i gave spaces a lot of credit for

08:12:04.700 actually having a lot of people in there that were real uh that i know of but uh but on the other

08:12:12.460 hand a lot of people in the tunnels who you know who knows what that was who knows what that is

08:12:18.460 so a bit of both there um i would say but uh tungsten get in there thanks for your patience brother

08:12:24.060 thank you uh yeah real quick few things um i think thanks for arian for putting ah's quote in the uh

08:12:33.340 purple pill and that should really put to bed the questions about the groipers um i think most of our 0.94

08:12:41.740 guys get that like it's really kind of ridiculous at this point so if you don't know look it up into

08:12:49.180 in the in the what ah said in the quote the arian posted in the purple pill i'm not going to go on

08:12:55.180 about that the next thing is in regards to ht's travels that i'll refer to um marcus the golden one um

08:13:04.140 mark collett recently um being held up in in transit i would recommend recommend and use the technique

08:13:12.140 that jeremy from diagonal had recommended because he's been held up and that is have a a phone specific

08:13:19.020 for transit that you do not use on the regular catch my drift it'll make your life a lot easier

08:13:25.420 and thank you mythos uh also uh everyone else for participating and that's it be well white power

08:13:35.180 yeah tungsten a good word yeah anybody who's uh able um you can get a uh a phone from track phone

08:13:44.940 uh that you can use for that purposes track phone dot com t-r-a-c-f-o-n-e dot com uh that can be um

08:13:54.860 your second phone so look into that uh pretty easy setup pretty cheap plans for a prepaid service that

08:14:03.340 allows you to connect in uh you know off of your regular um operation there and uh use that to your

08:14:12.780 advantage so all right gentlemen thank you very much been a pleasure and honor we will see you here

08:14:18.460 tomorrow for thor's day uh no it is thursday today phrase day phrase day tomorrow here on white

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08:14:54.300 show uh we could put the link up make it easy uh probably do that tomorrow we appreciate you get uh

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08:15:17.180 friend tell someone you love them and make sure they're white and we'll end on the 14 words here with

08:15:25.020 david lane who famously expressed our cause as we must secure the existence of our people in the future

08:15:33.580 for white children and followed it up with just as important that the because the beauty of the white

08:15:41.260 area and woman must not perish from the earth and with that i wish you all a good day thanks for being

08:15:46.620 here we'll see you tomorrow

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