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00:01:00.000 I don't know if I don't have big enough balls to go out and get a grizzly bear unless I know completely confused and dazed. 0.93

00:01:10.680 Yeah, yeah. No, that's right. It's true, though. You know, we we treat the animals differently. We're more connected. 0.98

00:01:22.900 Um, yeah, when I was a kid, like me and my brother, we used to we used to have like an animal graveyard in our complex. And every time we found like a dead animal in the in the complex, we'd go and bury it there. And, you know, pay respects and this and that. And yeah, I mean, I wouldn't you never see a nigger doing something like that. 1.00

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00:02:19.820 Hey Paladin

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00:38:10.280 Years

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00:38:27.740 Side

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00:39:29.700 A

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00:39:30.240 And

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00:39:40.940 Epigenetics

00:39:41.800 Talk

00:39:42.360 Marco

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00:39:45.120 Mean

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00:39:47.440 I

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00:39:47.720 Skull

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00:39:51.400 The

00:39:51.480 Context

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00:39:52.840 I've

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00:39:55.600 Mean

00:39:55.820 You

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00:39:58.880 Like

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00:39:59.580 Dog

00:39:59.880 Man

00:40:00.160 I've

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00:40:01.960 That

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00:40:03.440 That

00:40:03.680 Were

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00:40:05.780 You

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00:40:07.320 I

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00:40:07.600 You

00:40:08.160 Know

00:40:08.340 Totally

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00:40:11.720 As

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00:40:15.820 Here

00:40:15.940 That

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00:40:16.580 Me

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00:40:17.800 Them

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00:40:18.620 After

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00:40:19.640 I

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00:40:19.960 So

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00:40:24.720 Know

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00:40:25.260 Back

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00:40:25.680 Environment

00:40:26.320 No

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00:40:44.560 Started

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00:40:45.860 Same

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00:40:46.680 I

00:40:47.380 Don't

00:40:47.540 Know

00:40:47.760 If

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00:40:48.160 Guys

00:40:48.420 Have

00:40:48.600 Heard

00:40:48.820 Of

00:40:49.000 That

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00:40:50.340 That

00:40:50.560 One

00:40:50.800 That's

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00:40:56.280 Bred 0.98

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00:40:57.740 Things

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00:41:02.840 Bulldogs

00:41:03.580 And

00:41:04.200 They

00:41:04.640 Loved

00:41:05.360 People

00:41:06.040 These

00:41:06.840 Dogs

00:41:07.360 Like

00:41:07.860 It

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00:41:12.920 People

00:41:13.280 I

00:41:13.480 Noticed

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00:41:14.720 One

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00:41:15.840 Bom 0.99

00:41:16.460 Bom 0.99

00:41:16.780 He

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00:41:18.980 He

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00:41:24.580 Fucking 0.99

00:41:25.220 Really 0.99

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00:41:27.220 Other

00:41:27.680 Dogs

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00:41:29.240 Grew

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00:41:29.740 Around

00:41:30.120 Them

00:41:30.340 Fine

00:41:30.820 But

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00:41:32.020 They

00:41:32.700 Were

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00:41:33.220 A

00:41:33.400 Part

00:41:33.680 Of

00:41:33.920 The

00:41:34.100 Known

00:41:34.520 Little

00:41:34.860 Pack

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00:41:39.280 To

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00:41:40.640 People

00:41:41.040 Loved

00:41:41.560 Children

00:41:42.120 Very

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00:41:43.760 Around

00:41:44.240 Children

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00:41:46.440 Just

00:41:46.640 Every

00:41:47.000 And

00:41:47.440 People

00:41:47.840 But

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00:46:18.100 Town

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00:46:26.100 Epigenetics

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00:46:27.160 I

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00:47:36.300 Don't

00:47:36.680 Know

00:47:36.840 Why

00:47:37.040 I

00:47:37.160 Named

00:47:37.380 Him

00:47:37.560 That

00:47:38.100 Instead

00:47:38.360 Of

00:47:38.500 Dino

00:47:38.800 Or

00:47:39.020 Whatever

00:47:39.920 I

00:47:42.000 Had

00:47:42.160 Another

00:47:42.420 Little

00:47:42.660 Dog

00:47:43.040 I

00:47:43.460 Named

00:47:43.740 Her

00:47:43.880 Squirrel

00:47:44.280 Girl 0.91

00:47:44.680 That

00:47:45.640 Was

00:47:45.800 A

00:47:45.920 Good

00:47:46.100 One

00:47:46.520 Who

00:47:47.580 Was

00:47:47.780 Another

00:47:48.180 One

00:47:48.360 I

00:47:48.460 Had

00:47:48.640 Chappy

00:47:49.200 I

00:47:50.580 Got

00:47:50.760 One

00:47:50.980 Right

00:47:51.180 Now

00:47:51.580 Aries

00:47:53.120 Aries

00:47:53.620 Aries

00:47:53.720 Aries

00:47:53.740 I

00:47:54.240 Didn't

00:47:54.440 Name

00:47:54.720 Her

00:47:54.900 I

00:47:55.120 Adopted

00:47:58.600 Her

00:47:58.740 She

00:47:59.320 Came

00:48:00.100 From

00:48:00.360 An

00:48:00.540 Abused

00:48:01.000 Home

00:48:01.420 And

00:48:02.180 I

00:48:02.360 Didn't

00:48:02.680 Want

00:48:03.040 Her

00:48:04.200 To

00:48:04.440 Be

00:48:04.780 There

00:48:05.000 So

00:48:05.220 I

00:48:05.420 Offered

00:48:05.800 The

00:48:06.000 People

00:48:06.380 I

00:48:24.720 because she's a little 0.98

00:48:26.180 scared sometimes, but

00:48:28.220 she's gotten so much better

00:48:30.700 since I've had her, like so

00:48:32.740 much better. She's very happy.

00:48:34.620 She's very spoiled, this little 0.96

00:48:36.340 dog.

00:48:39.280 She's a little,

00:48:40.460 she's a mix,

00:48:42.700 I think. I think she's a Boston

00:48:44.620 Terrier mixed with

00:48:46.860 a Staffordshire

00:48:48.940 Bull Terrier. She's 1.00

00:48:50.620 cutie. She's a cutie. 1.00

00:48:52.880 Those are usually the best dogs

00:48:54.660 the ones that have, you know, either

00:48:56.600 been abandoned or grew up on the street

00:48:58.840 and then they get a home. They seem

00:49:00.720 to appreciate it more, which they all

00:49:02.680 appreciate it, but, you know.

00:49:05.440 Well, they, these

00:49:06.680 people, they didn't,

00:49:08.560 they would put her in a cage 1.00

00:49:10.580 for so long,

00:49:12.720 like for so long, like she'd be in

00:49:14.740 this cage and I just,

00:49:16.360 I just couldn't stand it.

00:49:18.660 And then this lady, she was, 1.00

00:49:21.240 she was like, she was

00:49:22.740 a, she would drink and

00:49:24.700 she put the shock collar on

00:49:26.840 her and she would shock her for no 0.96

00:49:28.380 reason.

00:49:29.040 And I was just like, I, I, I,

00:49:30.760 I was not

00:49:32.840 okay with this. I was, um,

00:49:36.680 she was a piece of shit. 1.00

00:49:38.840 The only reason I, I knew this 1.00

00:49:40.800 person was because of,

00:49:41.860 she was, um, my, my, 0.94

00:49:45.200 the, the lady,

00:49:47.180 my woman, she is

00:49:50.060 part of her family.

00:49:52.980 And, but we didn't get along.

00:49:56.080 And I was like, once I saw the scene, 0.99

00:49:58.560 I was like, this is bullshit. 0.96

00:50:00.120 And I, I only went over there like 0.99

00:50:02.080 maybe once or twice.

00:50:03.600 And I was like, I'm, I'm taking care

00:50:05.540 of this. I'm, this is over.

00:50:07.500 I, I, and so I figured money

00:50:09.780 could handle this problem.

00:50:11.940 Did you just say I'm taking the

00:50:13.520 dog?

00:50:14.760 No, I, I offered money and just

00:50:17.160 paid the, I offered an amount I

00:50:20.020 thought she would take and, uh,

00:50:22.560 she did. And then I just, I just,

00:50:25.540 uh, you know, money comes and

00:50:27.180 goes. I'm not too worried about,

00:50:28.800 uh, money sometimes just make

00:50:31.560 money can take care, you know,

00:50:33.920 money can handle certain problems.

00:50:36.760 And that was, I saw that as one of

00:50:38.580 those issues where I'm like, I

00:50:39.940 can just throw a little money at

00:50:41.280 this person.

00:50:41.820 I bet and get this dog. 1.00

00:50:43.860 And it worked.

00:50:45.900 More power to you, brother.

00:50:47.260 I waited up here to pass out.

00:50:49.020 And then I'd have put the dog

00:50:50.000 collar on her and started howling 0.99

00:50:51.420 at the moon.

00:50:51.940 Go ahead, Kikito.

00:50:59.160 I didn't mean to cut you off,

00:51:00.620 brother. 0.66

00:51:00.960 No, I'm cutting up, man. 1.00

00:51:03.220 You're killing me. 0.97

00:51:04.360 I was saying that like Marco said 0.98

00:51:06.520 earlier, that's white power, man, 0.67

00:51:07.840 to go over and say, I will go a

00:51:09.060 few bucks out of my pocket to fix

00:51:10.900 this situation.

00:51:11.640 That's bad-ass man.

00:51:12.900 Uh, kudos to you.

00:51:16.240 I'll tell you, I'll tell you

00:51:17.200 another great breed, man, is, um,

00:51:19.440 if you want to help a dog and I'm

00:51:20.800 not really like a bleeding heart,

00:51:22.200 but I've, I've had animals my whole

00:51:23.920 life.

00:51:25.180 Uh, and, um, you know, as are the

00:51:27.280 greyhounds, man, um, the rescue

00:51:30.040 greyhounds, you know, they retire them

00:51:31.580 pretty young, kind of like, uh, cults.

00:51:34.180 And, uh, but then, you know, they

00:51:36.000 really have nowhere to go except to be

00:51:38.300 destroyed and they are total lovers.

00:51:40.700 I mean, they're a big, they're a big

00:51:42.040 animal, but they're total, uh, imagine

00:51:44.440 a great gain minus about 60 pounds.

00:51:47.120 Right.

00:51:48.120 And they're total lovers, man.

00:51:49.680 I mean, they're good with anybody and

00:51:52.020 everybody, children, all they want to

00:51:54.100 do is now they're never going to be a

00:51:56.220 protection dog for you, but all they

00:51:58.320 want to do is you can get one of those

00:51:59.720 round, um, beds and they'll just lay

00:52:02.720 there and, and they're just, they're

00:52:04.780 just total lovers, man.

00:52:06.720 Um, and it's so sad what they do to

00:52:09.240 them after they're through betting on

00:52:10.980 them for a couple of years, you know,

00:52:12.440 but that's a great breed, man.

00:52:13.860 And they're gorgeous.

00:52:14.840 You know, you get those brindles.

00:52:15.880 They're just gorgeous, man.

00:52:19.440 All right.

00:52:19.860 I didn't know where you were going with

00:52:21.000 that story.

00:52:21.460 You said all you got to do is just get

00:52:22.540 a round bed.

00:52:23.280 And I thought you were going to have

00:52:24.180 like some kind of meat and you had

00:52:25.440 them running circles around the bed. 1.00

00:52:28.160 Damn son. 1.00

00:52:28.780 What's wrong with you? 1.00

00:52:29.740 I'm going to talk to your mother

00:52:30.760 again tonight.

00:52:31.480 All right.

00:52:34.260 I posted a picture of her.

00:52:38.160 She's a, she's like resting her head

00:52:40.600 on, on my leg or something.

00:52:42.780 She's got a big old smile, but yeah, 0.99

00:52:44.760 she's a brindle. 1.00

00:52:50.780 Oh, you know, I'm just messing with 0.99

00:52:52.180 you, brother.

00:52:52.580 I love you.

00:52:54.640 Marco, if you wasn't messing with me,

00:52:56.100 I think something was wrong.

00:52:56.960 You know, hashtag no homo. 0.95

00:52:59.960 Amen.

00:53:12.740 So how's the weather down there in

00:53:14.240 Florida, Marco?

00:53:15.020 It's hot as hell in here, here in

00:53:16.600 Georgia.

00:53:17.180 I can't get away from the humidity.

00:53:18.780 I, you know, we're in the low 90s,

00:53:24.220 which is as hot as it gets here in

00:53:27.400 West Florida.

00:53:29.600 It's just humid.

00:53:30.580 Everybody's kind of miserable, but I'm

00:53:32.580 out fishing every day.

00:53:33.520 I don't care, man. 0.99

00:53:34.580 You know, fucking bring it, you know? 0.99

00:53:36.620 So, you know, we're waiting on, 0.99

00:53:39.180 waiting on it to cool off.

00:53:40.420 I mentioned September and then Mr.

00:53:41.860 Rusty, who's right.

00:53:43.540 He goes, well, it's no better.

00:53:44.920 And it is not no better.

00:53:46.420 Right.

00:53:46.820 He's right.

00:53:47.580 September down here is just really

00:53:48.980 an extension of August.

00:53:50.880 But, you know, to get to October,

00:53:52.600 we got to go through September.

00:53:54.040 Right.

00:53:54.460 So we talked about it a little bit

00:53:55.920 before.

00:53:56.560 So fishing is slow and catching just

00:54:00.660 a couple of days.

00:54:02.000 They're not very active.

00:54:04.440 So, you know, would really love to

00:54:07.960 see a 10 degree, 10 degree drop.

00:54:09.940 But we're a few weeks from, we're a

00:54:11.340 little ways from that.

00:54:12.140 So here in Mississippi on the

00:54:16.840 golf, it's nasty here today, hot

00:54:19.260 and muggy.

00:54:25.320 I feel better when y'all tell me

00:54:26.840 about y'all's weather, you know,

00:54:28.140 further down south, you know, I

00:54:30.500 don't, I feel like I can't

00:54:31.640 complain too much.

00:54:33.240 So how is it out there in Texas?

00:54:35.140 I was wondering.

00:54:35.780 Well, I live in Georgia, so I

00:54:40.160 don't know how it is in Texas, but

00:54:41.600 here it's about, I think, 84

00:54:43.740 degrees, but it feels like it's

00:54:44.920 about 107.

00:54:52.060 Yeah, you know, I got to keep

00:54:53.260 getting it wrong, brother.

00:54:54.400 You know what I'm saying?

00:54:55.160 So.

00:54:59.960 It's all right.

00:55:00.580 You know, I'm country because I

00:55:01.760 accept, so I'm somewhere down

00:55:03.600 here.

00:55:05.780 And one thing about it, you

00:55:13.220 know, a boat doesn't really do

00:55:14.260 any better because you're just

00:55:16.460 out there blasting through, you

00:55:18.140 know, 90 degree air, you know?

00:55:20.500 And so a boat ride, really just a

00:55:23.680 good old, you know, every now and

00:55:25.560 then you get a rain coming in and

00:55:26.940 you get some cloud cover and

00:55:28.200 temperature will drop about five

00:55:29.780 degrees and you get some wind in and

00:55:31.520 you're standing there and like on 0.87

00:55:32.940 the Titanic, which is pretty gay, but 0.94

00:55:34.980 you know, you just stand out there

00:55:35.920 and you hold your arms out when

00:55:37.200 the, you know, when the cool wind's

00:55:39.420 coming through, that's about the

00:55:41.660 best we can hope for, man.

00:55:42.860 I have a question for you guys.

00:55:48.400 Why do you all think that the more

00:55:55.840 tribal white folks like us, the white

00:55:57.780 power community like us tends to

00:56:00.620 congregate in the, I would try to say

00:56:03.220 the South, but it's not really just

00:56:04.620 the South, but it is the more redneck 1.00

00:56:06.360 communities, the more rural places that

00:56:09.220 are a little bit less sophisticated

00:56:11.660 like the city folks.

00:56:16.240 Well, you know, I think Skull, I can't

00:56:20.180 speak for him, you know, we, we talk

00:56:22.080 about this a few times.

00:56:23.280 It's like, you know, when, you know,

00:56:26.920 and this isn't perfect, but when the

00:56:29.680 settlers came over to the Northeast up

00:56:32.040 there and, you know, you know, talk

00:56:33.580 about Jamestown, 1607, and then we

00:56:35.580 always hear about Plymouth Rock and

00:56:36.840 all this other, you know, history,

00:56:38.300 historical, right?

00:56:39.460 What happened was, is the intellectuals

00:56:41.460 stayed up there, right?

00:56:42.940 You're talking about your bankers and

00:56:44.100 your, what they might call elites today,

00:56:46.160 and I hate that word.

00:56:47.200 I don't mind the phrase ruling class 0.97

00:56:49.300 because, you know, it's more of what

00:56:51.480 they really want to do.

00:56:53.220 So those intellectuals, you know, and

00:56:56.880 the affluent, they kind of, they stayed

00:56:58.620 up in that area, right?

00:57:00.600 And then, you know, so what happened

00:57:02.580 was, is your, your, your serious

00:57:04.580 rednecks came from Ireland. 0.50

00:57:06.840 And, and Scotland, and they migrated

00:57:09.760 South to get away from those people.

00:57:12.040 And that's how they ended up down

00:57:13.940 here, mostly Irish influence.

00:57:16.160 I think Scottish, I know Skull would 1.00

00:57:18.240 slam me with all his, his brain's a 0.99

00:57:20.840 size of a basketball. 0.96

00:57:22.120 So he, he really has the information,

00:57:23.940 but this is what I've studied for a

00:57:25.580 long time.

00:57:26.540 So down here in the South, what

00:57:27.940 happened was, is that Irish, those

00:57:29.480 serious redneck Irish had these farms 0.90

00:57:33.280 and that's kind of, was the birth of

00:57:35.220 this culture down here.

00:57:36.500 And then they got the spooks in and

00:57:38.920 they taught them to speak English.

00:57:40.320 And then there was the birth of

00:57:41.580 Ebonics, right? 0.99

00:57:42.900 So all that shit happened. 0.99

00:57:44.880 And so that's just what we've always 1.00

00:57:47.540 done, man.

00:57:48.340 And that's, that was kind of the, the

00:57:50.580 undertone, the underlying heritage that

00:57:54.120 we have. 0.95

00:57:54.720 And I'm fucking proud of it, man. 0.86

00:57:56.080 I mean, part of it, you know, I wish 0.97

00:57:58.300 we wouldn't have, well, never mind.

00:57:59.920 You know what I'm saying, but yeah.

00:58:03.280 So you, you, overall just, we're,

00:58:05.420 we're just more clannish, huh?

00:58:07.980 I mean, people are tribal, you know?

00:58:10.120 I mean, tribal doesn't have to

00:58:11.260 necessarily mean in the sense of

00:58:12.740 spooks, though, in spears, right?

00:58:14.360 People are tribal. 0.98

00:58:15.260 We, we want to be who, we want to be

00:58:17.580 around people that are like us.

00:58:19.260 I mean, it makes so much sense.

00:58:21.720 It's like, even when the government

00:58:23.000 tried desegregation, right? 0.91

00:58:25.800 And then they busing black kids to 0.96

00:58:28.560 white schools. 0.73

00:58:30.120 And I, I, I think I've heard people 0.87

00:58:31.860 in this forum say they bust white 0.98

00:58:33.280 kids to black schools. 0.98

00:58:34.340 I've never seen that in Alabama.

00:58:36.920 But what would happen is, is when

00:58:39.700 those laws kind of teetered out, you

00:58:42.840 know, when those statutes kind of ran

00:58:44.400 out and the money wasn't there and

00:58:46.220 some parts of Congress decided that,

00:58:49.480 you know, it had kind of run its

00:58:51.460 course, everybody just went back to

00:58:53.440 the schools they were at when they

00:58:54.900 had a choice.

00:58:55.700 You know, it was, it wasn't really

00:58:57.480 even a racial thing.

00:58:58.660 I mean, I'm, I'm sure some of it was

00:59:00.840 maybe even some high percentage, but

00:59:03.120 people like to be around people that

00:59:05.440 are like them, man.

00:59:06.760 I mean, you know, it's, it's, it's not

00:59:09.920 that hard to understand in my opinion,

00:59:12.340 right?

00:59:12.640 I agree.

00:59:18.220 What's up, Sammy?

00:59:19.360 White power. 1.00

00:59:23.500 Fire fucking power. 1.00

00:59:26.160 Speaking of country shit, I'm bailing 1.00

00:59:27.940 hay right now. 1.00

00:59:28.580 It's harder than fuck. 1.00

00:59:31.140 And, uh, two things. 1.00

00:59:32.920 One, your accent doesn't make you 1.00

00:59:34.580 country, you motherfucker. 1.00

00:59:35.920 I got city ass grandparents that are 1.00

00:59:37.620 from the South. 0.97

00:59:38.220 And, two, what dude said about most

00:59:42.500 of the white power stuff being, you

00:59:44.160 know, Southern folk and rednecks, I

00:59:47.420 don't see that, at least on the

00:59:48.860 online, in real life, yeah, because 1.00

00:59:51.080 rednecks don't give a fuck, you 1.00

00:59:52.840 know, we're, we'll say whatever, we 1.00

00:59:54.320 don't, we're not going to bend the

00:59:56.080 knee to anybody, and we can back up

00:59:59.420 what we say, typically, and if we

01:00:01.720 can't, we're going to go down

01:00:02.580 swinging, but from what I've

01:00:06.540 interacted with and seen over the

01:00:09.140 internet, most of these people are

01:00:13.620 straight Yankees, if not, they're

01:00:16.340 straight, even the few Southern 1.00

01:00:18.500 people I've heard are fucking, when I 0.99

01:00:20.600 hear them talk for long enough, it's 1.00

01:00:21.780 like, they're soft-handed city folk,

01:00:23.400 100%, and the funny thing is, you can

01:00:26.500 almost tell somebody who is either an 1.00

01:00:29.720 ex-faggot or an ex-liberal, or just 1.00

01:00:32.580 faking, and, you know, whether they're 1.00

01:00:35.920 grifter or subversive, because they'll 1.00

01:00:37.700 talk shit about, on country people, and 1.00

01:00:40.320 they'll try to talk shit, and use, like, 1.00

01:00:42.120 oh, you fucking redneck, or you hillbilly 1.00

01:00:43.820 as an insult, like, that, like, it's the 1.00

01:00:46.600 leftist thing, only, only city folk 0.99

01:00:49.260 leftist faggots think that calling you a 1.00

01:00:52.960 redneck, or a hillbilly, is a fucking 1.00

01:00:54.500 insult, I wear, I wear it as a badge of 1.00

01:00:57.000 honor, I look at city folk, like, they're a 0.96

01:00:59.660 bunch of grown-ass little kids walking 1.00

01:01:01.280 around in diapers, they can't fucking even 1.00

01:01:03.060 do anything for themselves, they literally 0.98

01:01:05.160 got to pay every, every, everything they

01:01:07.580 have in life, they have to pay somebody 0.98

01:01:08.860 else to do for them, they can't fucking do 0.99

01:01:10.580 a single goddamn thing for themselves, and 0.99

01:01:12.480 then they want to talk to me, or talk to 1.00

01:01:14.600 country people, like, we're the dumb ones, 0.98

01:01:17.840 because we talk different, it's just, it's 1.00

01:01:20.800 fucking hilarious, so that's what I've 0.77

01:01:22.780 noticed, is a lot, like, over half of the 0.99

01:01:26.340 people that are in the white power spaces

01:01:29.120 are straight city folk, and

01:01:33.520 northerners, and most of them either 0.98

01:01:37.580 come from leftist, or are grifters, 0.54

01:01:40.740 because they'll try to, when you really 1.00

01:01:42.760 piss them off, they'll try to fucking 1.00

01:01:44.420 talk shit about you being country, and 1.00

01:01:47.480 they don't realize they're shelling their 1.00

01:01:48.860 ass when they do that. 1.00

01:01:52.700 Redneck power, I believe, I agree with you 1.00

01:01:54.980 with a badge of honor, you know, I enjoy

01:01:57.340 being called a redneck, what about you,

01:01:59.980 Marco?

01:02:02.460 I'm wearing a hat that, right now, baby, 0.99

01:02:04.480 that says I am a fucking redneck, here's 0.99

01:02:06.560 the thing, I mean, I agree 110% with 0.99

01:02:10.200 Sammy, Mr. Sammy, but I thought we were

01:02:15.060 talking about in the physical realm, Paul,

01:02:17.040 you know, I thought that's what we were

01:02:19.180 talking about, because I would never have,

01:02:21.840 and I'm not retracting what I said, I

01:02:23.360 would never have the same response in 0.99

01:02:25.100 these fucking spaces, there's so many 0.99

01:02:26.540 trolls, and I'm not talking about any of 1.00

01:02:28.160 these brothers and sisters here right 0.97

01:02:29.440 now, necessarily, but there's so many 0.99

01:02:31.300 fucking trolls, you know, I would agree 0.99

01:02:33.560 110% with what Sammy said on that, I 1.00

01:02:36.320 thought our previous knocking it around

01:02:39.980 was about it, what we were talking about

01:02:42.080 in the physical realm, congregating, and

01:02:44.440 maybe I missed it, you know, congregating

01:02:46.820 in the Floridas, the Georgias, the

01:02:48.940 Mississippis, and we know we got brothers 0.67

01:02:50.820 and sisters that are where they are, they 0.94

01:02:53.400 don't want the heat, but that's where

01:02:56.320 I, that's, I think Sammy's 100%, you 1.00

01:02:58.380 know, too many fucking trolls. 1.00

01:03:06.340 Go ahead, Honky. 1.00

01:03:09.160 Well, Paul, that's what, what he said

01:03:11.900 about the country, or the country people

01:03:14.100 versus the city people, you know, you,

01:03:18.040 from what I get, you changed your own 0.99

01:03:19.700 tire, you weren't one of these bitches 1.00

01:03:21.040 that called AAA, so yeah, AAA is, if you 0.99

01:03:24.460 got a AAA card in your wallet, you're 1.00

01:03:25.880 probably a bitch. 1.00

01:03:29.100 Shit, I actually have one, my wife got me 1.00

01:03:30.780 a membership, believe it or not, but, 0.99

01:03:32.320 because I locked my keys. 0.98

01:03:32.680 Fucking wish I had one. 0.99

01:03:34.640 I locked my keys in my car like 10 years 0.99

01:03:36.760 ago, she just keeps renewing it, I keep

01:03:38.620 saying, how much are we paying for this?

01:03:40.760 But, second thing is, you know, just to

01:03:43.680 kind of lighten the mood a little bit, but

01:03:46.540 I've always, you know how many times I've

01:03:48.840 gotten arguments with people about sweet

01:03:52.440 tea versus unsweet tea, so you can pretty

01:03:54.420 much tell that the city folk and the

01:03:56.640 northern folk would just put two different

01:03:58.480 types of tea up there, and if they get the

01:04:00.300 unsweet tea, that's what they are.

01:04:02.640 That's the easiest way to figure it out.

01:04:04.800 Milo's?

01:04:05.700 Milo's? 0.99

01:04:07.220 It better fucking be Milo's. 0.98

01:04:08.500 I've always done fresh brewed, I couldn't 0.99

01:04:10.260 stand any of that pre-made stuff.

01:04:11.700 The Publix, the Publix one wasn't bad for

01:04:14.020 a while, but, actually, I can't drink it

01:04:16.900 no more.

01:04:18.280 If you want, hey, Honky, if you want to

01:04:20.980 throw them a curveball, just tell them

01:04:22.460 that sweet tea is the table wine of the 1.00

01:04:24.480 south, and they'll fucking sit there and 0.99

01:04:26.140 have to think about it, and you won't 0.99

01:04:28.000 have to talk to them very much longer.

01:04:29.540 They'll try to figure it out, so.

01:04:32.520 Well, it's funny, it's just about the

01:04:34.080 whole tea thing, I mean, how it is kind

01:04:35.620 of a southern staple, is I remember when

01:04:37.740 I was up at school up at Georgia, and

01:04:39.680 there was actually a, this is how

01:04:43.120 serious I take it, is one of these

01:04:44.800 state senators or congressmen went to

01:04:47.800 some restaurant somewhere, I don't know

01:04:49.160 which town it was in, but he went to

01:04:51.520 order sweet tea, and they said, well,

01:04:53.040 you know, we don't have that, we have

01:04:54.460 unsweet tea, and you could bring you

01:04:56.140 sugar.

01:04:56.900 Well, every good southerner knows, you

01:04:58.620 can't do it that way, it does not work.

01:05:00.920 So, he actually put a writer in one of

01:05:03.720 the bills that if you offer tea for sale,

01:05:06.140 you must offer both sweet and unsweet

01:05:08.340 tea in the state of Georgia.

01:05:09.860 Supposedly, it passed from what, I

01:05:11.460 think I was getting ready to, I

01:05:13.400 graduated and pack up and left after 0.99

01:05:15.160 that, but, shit, I mean, that's how 0.99

01:05:17.660 serious you take it, so that's a good 0.99

01:05:19.320 measuring stick of if you're, you know,

01:05:23.280 city folk, northerner versus, you know,

01:05:25.220 good old southern.

01:05:25.560 The real issues.

01:05:27.260 Right, honky?

01:05:28.560 Hey, that was addressed, you know, that

01:05:30.400 was in a big, beautiful bill.

01:05:33.520 Hey, hey, that's why, that's why.

01:05:35.560 I resent, I resent the AAA comment, too.

01:05:40.160 I have been a holder of AAA for, like,

01:05:43.300 over a decade.

01:05:45.080 There has been years I used all three

01:05:47.360 toes.

01:05:49.180 I don't even know how much money that

01:05:51.420 possibly saved.

01:05:52.940 There was one time, I, I think it was

01:05:56.200 from this, I was going, this is in

01:05:58.140 California, and I was going along the,

01:06:00.620 I think it was the 10 or the 605 or

01:06:05.900 one of those two, and they were doing

01:06:08.640 construction, and I don't know what the 0.98

01:06:11.020 fuck these nons did, but there must have 0.98

01:06:14.700 been nails in the road, because I got two 1.00

01:06:16.880 nails in both my front tires one night.

01:06:20.160 This is late, too.

01:06:21.440 It was, like, 11 at night. 0.98

01:06:23.000 What a fucking long night this ended up 0.99

01:06:25.120 being. 0.99

01:06:26.060 Both front tires, flat tires, right?

01:06:29.660 So even, and I've changed tires on the

01:06:32.000 side of the road, but what would you do

01:06:33.860 in that situation?

01:06:35.380 Oh, you're carrying around two spares? 1.00

01:06:37.420 Bullshit. 1.00

01:06:38.480 Right, like. 1.00

01:06:39.600 No, no, that, that, that's when I would

01:06:41.140 call my wife and thank her for getting 0.90

01:06:42.760 that useless AAA card and say, I'll be

01:06:45.420 home as soon as it gets here.

01:06:46.940 Hey, if you do carry two spares because

01:06:49.460 you're driving on Maypop tires, then you

01:06:51.780 really are a real redneck, and I have done

01:06:54.500 that a lot.

01:06:55.280 If you know what a Maypop tire is, then

01:07:00.200 you're a redneck. 1.00

01:07:02.460 The fucking Hong Kong special. 1.00

01:07:05.980 I got one word. 0.99

01:07:06.580 Well, these weren't even Maypop tires.

01:07:08.700 These were, these should not have popped. 0.99

01:07:11.060 Like, this was bullshit. 0.99

01:07:12.660 What happened. 1.00

01:07:13.540 I got one word for you, motherfuckers. 1.00

01:07:17.240 Geico. 1.00

01:07:17.920 Jesus Christ, Rusty.

01:07:19.180 You don't have to have all that other

01:07:20.740 stuff.

01:07:21.220 They'll just come tell you, man. 0.99

01:07:22.400 Geico has some of the fucking most 0.99

01:07:25.620 expensive insurance. 1.00

01:07:27.340 Give me a break.

01:07:29.300 I think.

01:07:30.120 I've price checked Geico.

01:07:32.100 They are pricey.

01:07:34.420 They're actually the cheapest in my area.

01:07:37.380 I've beat people with Geico, man.

01:07:39.660 I've had it for years. 0.99

01:07:40.940 I haven't fucked with it for years, but 0.98

01:07:42.560 yeah, I've, I've, I've signed up for it 0.97

01:07:44.940 a couple times and beat other competitors

01:07:47.740 with it.

01:07:48.220 Oh, you're in, you're in Florida, Marco.

01:07:52.620 Watch this.

01:07:53.440 Check a company called Infinity in Florida. 0.99

01:07:57.380 They might beat the fuck out of Geico. 0.98

01:08:00.240 I will. 0.99

01:08:00.940 I'll send it to the boss immediately.

01:08:02.660 She's the one that takes care of it, man.

01:08:04.320 I was going to say, I just, all I need is

01:08:06.400 a recommendation, brother.

01:08:07.600 So yeah, I'll look at it.

01:08:09.680 I'll get her, or I'll get her to look at it.

01:08:11.560 Before we get too far away from the governor

01:08:14.540 making, you know, sweet tea mandatory,

01:08:17.840 can we get a national order of like 0.99

01:08:20.340 all the goddamn cracker barrels nationwide 0.99

01:08:22.560 need to sell chicken livers and fried okra? 1.00

01:08:24.640 Because the ones up north are fucking up. 1.00

01:08:26.400 I'm tired of this shit. 1.00

01:08:31.760 Fried okra. 1.00

01:08:32.660 Now you're talking my language, man.

01:08:34.200 I had fried okra at, God, the cracker barrel once

01:08:46.040 and I don't know.

01:08:47.680 I didn't think it was that good, but I've had

01:08:50.240 other times I've had fried okra and I thought

01:08:52.340 it was great.

01:08:52.960 Um, so I don't know what, maybe it was just

01:08:56.520 that, that time, but like, is it supposed

01:09:01.000 to be, is it supposed to be just completely

01:09:04.140 mushy?

01:09:05.040 No, no.

01:09:05.580 Because it was awful.

01:09:06.440 No.

01:09:07.160 No, no, no, no.

01:09:08.560 Because it wasn't that way when I had it

01:09:10.600 another time and it was, it was delicious.

01:09:13.440 And so I was like, when it was one of my

01:09:15.320 options to get it, I was like, yeah, let me

01:09:17.160 get the fried okra because I had it another

01:09:19.060 time and it was delicious.

01:09:20.620 And I had it that time and I was like, this is 0.98

01:09:22.620 fucking awful. 0.96

01:09:23.600 Yeah, I think it depends on A, when they 0.99

01:09:26.000 pick it and then B, if they let it sit out

01:09:28.160 too long before they fry it.

01:09:29.460 You got to fry it while it's still ripe

01:09:31.120 and super fresh.

01:09:32.300 This way it's crunchy.

01:09:34.420 Yeah, or if they leave it in the pan too

01:09:36.160 long, you know, so this brother's right.

01:09:38.540 So Rusty, next time I ask him if it's 0.99

01:09:40.040 fresh because that shit might be under a 0.99

01:09:41.760 heat lamp or something, but you know, if 0.99

01:09:43.860 it's shriveled or greasy or, you know,

01:09:46.420 anything else that's not right, you want

01:09:47.960 it fluffy and some breading on it, right?

01:09:50.640 I would just say, is it fresh?

01:09:53.460 A lot of times if the server is a good old

01:09:55.840 white girl or whatever, she'll say, oh no, 1.00

01:09:57.680 you don't want that shit from here. 1.00

01:09:59.080 Hopefully she'll steer you in the right 1.00

01:10:00.600 direction, you know?

01:10:02.560 Okay.

01:10:02.960 Yeah.

01:10:03.120 Cause I, the first time I had it, it was a

01:10:05.580 little more crunchy and I really liked it.

01:10:08.020 And this other time, the second time it was

01:10:10.160 like mush and I, I was disgusted.

01:10:12.820 I didn't even eat it.

01:10:13.660 I had a bite or two and I was like, I can't

01:10:15.620 do this.

01:10:16.460 And I, I don't waste food really.

01:10:18.040 Like I, I'm not big on wasting food, but I,

01:10:20.880 I was disgusting this, this other time I had it.

01:10:24.440 Imagine being at a restaurant and they got the

01:10:26.620 french fries under the heat lamp forever, but

01:10:28.800 or you get those fresh coming right out of

01:10:30.680 the oil, right?

01:10:31.440 It's the same thing, basically.

01:10:34.840 I'm the same way with my fried squash.

01:10:37.620 It's gotta be still crunchy.

01:10:40.740 Anyone else like fried squash?

01:10:43.660 Hell yeah.

01:10:45.520 You, you know, Paul, you mentioned the, uh,

01:10:48.400 change your own tire.

01:10:49.540 I think you mentioned that, uh, I come by an

01:10:52.340 old guy out here earlier and, and I had went,

01:10:54.440 uh, uh, past the village up to Jesseville.

01:10:57.500 I'm in hot Springs, Arkansas, and, uh, went and

01:11:00.020 did my little satellite repair job and I came

01:11:02.120 back and this dude was still parked there in a

01:11:03.820 little, uh, S10 with a camper on it, but he had

01:11:06.580 some parts later, you know, then, and I pulled

01:11:09.140 in and I said, I know I don't have what I need to

01:11:10.720 help you, but he said, man, I got it all.

01:11:12.500 I got the sealant, got the water pump, everything.

01:11:14.760 So there is your good old redneck right there. 0.97

01:11:19.860 Oh yeah.

01:11:20.580 Yeah.

01:11:20.780 I didn't have to, I didn't have to change the tire.

01:11:22.940 I was able to get the drill bit out, be, I almost

01:11:26.760 took my finger off, but I got it out and then got

01:11:29.440 it plugged and then, uh, pumped it up.

01:11:34.860 Another time I needed to use AAA, I was in the

01:11:37.980 mountains and I had a 73 VW pop top Westphalia and, uh, 1.00

01:11:45.480 all cherried out, but this fucking dumb little mouse got 1.00

01:11:49.020 in the engine bay and chewed up all the wires and he was 1.00

01:11:52.520 dead in my engine bay and I felt so good seeing him 1.00

01:11:56.700 fucking dead cause God damn, that sucked. 0.99

01:12:00.840 And so I had, I had it, you know, I had to have it towed 1.00

01:12:03.480 to the mechanic.

01:12:04.300 That was another time I needed to use a tow, but yeah, 0.99

01:12:07.820 that, that damn thing has came in so many times. 0.99

01:12:10.440 I actually am a huge advocate of AAA. 1.00

01:12:14.040 Yeah, yeah, man.

01:12:15.100 I'm not talking about like emergency services. 0.99

01:12:18.440 I'm not saying if you have a fucking house fire, don't 1.00

01:12:20.800 call the fucking fire department, just put it out 1.00

01:12:23.020 yourself or you're not a redneck. 1.00

01:12:25.000 But if you can't, if you literally never changed your 0.99

01:12:27.380 own fucking oil or if you literally never changed the 0.98

01:12:30.180 light bulb in your own house, just like the basic 1.00

01:12:32.920 shit, like it's pretty sad. 1.00

01:12:35.420 It's pretty, it's pretty sad. 1.00

01:12:36.840 You don't deserve to call yourself a man.

01:12:38.660 It's just where I'm coming from.

01:12:43.780 Go ahead.

01:12:44.260 Well, I was just going to mention too, what I'm

01:12:48.420 what I've, what I've noticed is these tire places.

01:12:51.580 Now I remember, you know, it's funny.

01:12:53.800 He mentioned S10 truck with the camper on him.

01:12:55.900 I, that was my first truck was a good old S10. 0.99

01:12:59.120 I missed that damn little four banger. 1.00

01:13:02.360 They had the Isuzu engines that will run forever. 0.99

01:13:04.680 You can't get engines like that anymore.

01:13:06.060 Um, but these places now, these tire places, if you take it

01:13:11.900 there, you know, say you've got a huge ass nail in your tire 0.83

01:13:15.180 or whatever, I think they'll limit it to, I think I want to say

01:13:19.380 one place would only do one plug and the other place said

01:13:22.740 they'll max, they'll ever do is two plugs.

01:13:24.600 Now I swear in my S10, I probably had tires that had more plugs

01:13:28.120 in them than whatever.

01:13:28.760 Cause that was back in the day when you would take it off, get

01:13:31.340 some soap, you know, run it through, see where it's at.

01:13:33.840 And then you of course have to go take it down and, you know,

01:13:36.220 see if they'll go ahead and mount it for you.

01:13:38.140 But, um, yeah, now they limit that.

01:13:39.680 I think it's just to sell more tires.

01:13:41.200 I'm not sure if anyone else has run into that.

01:13:42.880 I've definitely used some plugs in my day.

01:13:52.980 That's the mark of a redneck right there. 1.00

01:13:55.040 And I don't carry any right now.

01:13:56.680 I got some good 10 plies. 0.99

01:13:58.380 I've been fucking with 10 plies for years and knock on wood. 1.00

01:14:01.500 I haven't had much tire with much trouble with tires, 1.00

01:14:04.240 but that's the mark of a true redneck is them damn tack plugs. 0.98

01:14:10.560 Hey, if you're not prepared, 0.99

01:14:11.980 you're preparing to fail is the way I was taught. 0.97

01:14:16.400 You damn right. 0.61

01:14:18.160 Dan, if you're doing any engine work, 0.89

01:14:19.840 have helicoils around.

01:14:21.100 Cause I remember growing up, 0.96

01:14:22.160 we didn't have a damn torque wrench. 0.98

01:14:24.220 So if you screwed up, 0.99

01:14:25.260 you put a helicoil in there and fixed it.

01:14:28.480 I had to, 0.98

01:14:29.240 I had spun bearings on this damn 22R once, 1.00

01:14:32.980 a Toyota engine fucking hated this engine. 1.00

01:14:36.760 I stripped the whole damn thing. 0.99

01:14:39.240 Then we find a crack in the engine block. 1.00

01:14:41.820 We go to the fucking me and my buddy, 0.99

01:14:44.740 we go to the junkyard. 0.99

01:14:45.860 We find an engine block.

01:14:47.080 We grabbed the engine block.

01:14:48.420 Then after repairing it,

01:14:50.120 then this whole other thing happened because they use this lit on the timing belt,

01:14:56.440 the timing check,

01:14:57.520 they use a plastic,

01:14:59.560 this one plastic piece.

01:15:01.420 Well,

01:15:01.920 when that wears out, 1.00

01:15:02.920 it grinds through this other piece and then it floods the fucking, 0.99

01:15:06.080 the engine with oil. 0.99

01:15:07.840 Oh my God, 1.00

01:15:08.560 this fucking engine. 1.00

01:15:09.400 I hate, 1.00

01:15:09.860 I was so done with this car.

01:15:12.600 I think I had,

01:15:13.340 by the time I was done with it,

01:15:14.860 4,000 into it. 1.00

01:15:16.280 And I let that piece of shit go for 800 bucks. 1.00

01:15:20.360 I didn't even care. 1.00

01:15:21.380 I was so done.

01:15:26.080 Go ahead,

01:15:26.740 Marco.

01:15:28.740 So I was interested in what Mr.

01:15:30.660 Rusty said.

01:15:31.380 And so my boss,

01:15:34.560 she drives a Beamer and,

01:15:38.180 you know,

01:15:39.360 started having,

01:15:40.080 started having problems.

01:15:41.180 And it was a little strange engine lights coming on and stuff.

01:15:44.760 So finally we had to take it in,

01:15:46.900 which is a total nightmare.

01:15:48.220 Right.

01:15:48.820 And ended up,

01:15:50.780 and I'm wondering if this is a Southern thing or if Northern people deal with

01:15:53.540 this too,

01:15:54.060 but guess what? 1.00

01:15:55.800 Fucking rodents, 1.00

01:15:56.660 dude. 1.00

01:15:57.200 So underneath her particular model,

01:16:00.000 there's like this cable harness that runs the whole length of the car.

01:16:05.400 And we think it probably happened like in Tennessee,

01:16:08.160 probably not here in Florida,

01:16:09.500 but I guess they actually coat these things.

01:16:12.940 If you can believe it in soy,

01:16:14.860 not soy sauce,

01:16:16.220 but soy. 0.98

01:16:16.780 And I guess it's like a natural protectant.

01:16:19.580 But when these rodents get up in there,

01:16:22.040 we're talking about squirrels pretty much,

01:16:23.460 right?

01:16:24.060 When these rodents get up in there,

01:16:25.940 they chew on this stuff because of the soy.

01:16:30.240 And then it of course opens these,

01:16:32.040 opens up these cables,

01:16:33.240 these wires and these cables and stuff.

01:16:34.740 Right.

01:16:35.000 And so this thing,

01:16:36.780 this,

01:16:36.980 this cable harness ran the full length of the car that you can imagine.

01:16:40.500 It's,

01:16:41.040 it's,

01:16:41.400 it's connected to everything from your,

01:16:43.460 you know,

01:16:43.720 your starter,

01:16:44.440 your alternator,

01:16:45.380 your engine,

01:16:46.320 your transmission,

01:16:47.980 your rear end,

01:16:48.760 everything you can imagine.

01:16:49.780 It's connected to everything.

01:16:51.180 Sensors.

01:16:51.780 Some got bolted.

01:16:52.700 Some are signals.

01:16:53.700 Some are,

01:16:54.300 some are,

01:16:55.020 some are just ground.

01:16:56.460 And so $7,000,

01:16:58.840 man.

01:16:59.240 For this cable.

01:17:00.560 And I was like,

01:17:01.960 man,

01:17:02.360 is this like something I can just,

01:17:04.040 can I replace it?

01:17:05.240 And he goes,

01:17:06.220 sir,

01:17:06.720 this cable touches 212 parts on the bottom of this car.

01:17:10.580 I was like,

01:17:10.880 ah, 1.00

01:17:11.080 fuck it, 1.00

01:17:11.440 man. 1.00

01:17:11.700 So,

01:17:12.020 you know,

01:17:12.300 it was like,

01:17:12.860 uh,

01:17:13.700 it's a pretty big job,

01:17:14.880 but I'm telling you what Mr.

01:17:16.020 Rusty said,

01:17:17.160 a cable harness and rodents is a real thing in the South.

01:17:21.340 I don't know if any Northern brothers have ever heard of that.

01:17:23.520 It just so happens here around Hawth Springs.

01:17:31.880 We have a bad pack rat infestation and they say that they will chew your wire and harnesses real bad.

01:17:37.480 I think they call them Norwegian wood rats. 0.99

01:17:40.520 We got those fucking kangaroo rats. 1.00

01:17:43.300 They're cool. 1.00

01:17:43.820 I want one.

01:17:44.300 I want to catch one.

01:17:45.280 I just got fly by to buy a hummingbird.

01:17:47.360 Scared the shit out of me.

01:17:48.400 Yeah.

01:17:53.520 I'm not big on a European cars for some,

01:17:59.840 I just feel like they're too expensive to work on the part.

01:18:04.420 Everything's inflated on them.

01:18:06.480 They make them all difficult,

01:18:08.560 especially that anything new,

01:18:10.680 like,

01:18:11.040 I don't know.

01:18:11.620 I'm,

01:18:11.900 is that just me or I'm not,

01:18:13.760 I'm not big on,

01:18:14.740 I don't know. 0.96

01:18:15.700 Like beamers and all that shit.

01:18:17.520 It's only because we can't afford the tools to work on them.

01:18:20.840 Yeah,

01:18:20.960 exactly.

01:18:22.420 Everything's like,

01:18:23.020 you got to have these specialty computers and blah,

01:18:25.560 blah,

01:18:25.820 blah,

01:18:26.140 blah.

01:18:26.420 And it's like,

01:18:27.220 Jesus.

01:18:28.680 I mean,

01:18:29.460 and that all,

01:18:30.160 you know,

01:18:30.380 that all makes sense.

01:18:31.120 I mean,

01:18:31.300 that's not my bag of bananas,

01:18:32.500 man.

01:18:33.000 I'm not,

01:18:33.640 I couldn't,

01:18:34.480 I wouldn't be,

01:18:35.160 I'm not educated on any of that.

01:18:37.020 And I know you guys are all right about, 0.95

01:18:39.060 especially the computers and took for the diagnosis and all that other shit. 0.86

01:18:42.940 But she was like, 0.93

01:18:44.540 you know,

01:18:45.100 once you got a certain amount in a car,

01:18:47.320 it's like,

01:18:48.280 okay,

01:18:48.500 I got to,

01:18:49.020 you know,

01:18:49.180 I got to,

01:18:49.520 I got to,

01:18:50.340 I got to get this thing fixed.

01:18:51.900 I got a rental costing me this or,

01:18:55.140 Oh,

01:18:55.240 by the way,

01:18:55.680 Mr. 1.00

01:18:55.920 Rusty Geico wouldn't pay for that shit. 1.00

01:18:58.120 They said, 1.00

01:18:58.860 Oh,

01:18:59.060 there's got to be a wreck to get a rental. 1.00

01:19:00.800 So now here's $500 a week on my fucking AMX. 0.99

01:19:03.420 Right. 0.99

01:19:03.820 So that pissed me off.

01:19:06.120 But,

01:19:06.560 you know,

01:19:07.220 the point is that,

01:19:08.220 you know,

01:19:08.500 she loves the car.

01:19:09.680 We already have had it for a couple of years.

01:19:12.520 She's still in love with it.

01:19:13.780 And you just got to kind of get it back on the road.

01:19:16.220 So you don't have a lot of choice,

01:19:17.740 man.

01:19:18.300 You know?

01:19:19.360 Yeah.

01:19:21.900 I would agree.

01:19:24.860 And yet you're over here.

01:19:25.980 And yet you're over here pushing Geico and you don't even like them. 1.00

01:19:31.020 I'm not pushing it motherfucker, 0.99

01:19:32.680 but I've never had to pay for a tow truck or run out of them. 0.99

01:19:35.500 That's all I'm saying,

01:19:36.400 brother.

01:19:36.860 So.

01:19:41.800 I'm just messing with you.

01:19:44.640 I love you,

01:19:45.420 brother.

01:19:46.240 Hashtag no homo. 0.99

01:19:47.180 I would like to say whoever put the battery in a Dodge journey is a piece of 1.00

01:19:55.540 shit though. 1.00

01:19:56.360 You know, 1.00

01:19:56.700 I know we're bagging on European cars.

01:20:06.340 I never thought growing up that I would have to take half,

01:20:09.300 half the front end apart just to get to the battery.

01:20:12.680 You know,

01:20:13.140 growing up,

01:20:13.680 I just thought you popped the hood.

01:20:15.000 Yeah. 0.99

01:20:17.180 It's still not as bad as a fucking BMW dude. 0.99

01:20:20.700 My bosses. 0.99

01:20:21.960 First off,

01:20:22.660 the battery's in the trunk. 0.99

01:20:24.380 I don't even know where the fuck it is. 0.99

01:20:25.620 Second off, 0.99

01:20:26.340 you can't change it yourself.

01:20:27.560 You need to take it to the dealership because it has to be programmed. 1.00

01:20:30.780 Who the fuck? 0.99

01:20:31.460 Why would you have to program a battery? 1.00

01:20:37.940 For emissions.

01:20:38.680 That's exactly why I have a BMW sitting in my garage with a brand new battery

01:20:44.180 that doesn't start because I have to take it somewhere to get it 0.99

01:20:47.700 programmed to fucking start. 0.98

01:20:53.260 Don't worry, 0.99

01:20:53.880 guys.

01:20:54.780 Technology with Prius.

01:20:55.780 I had,

01:20:58.300 I bought a,

01:20:59.000 this was one of my bad buys.

01:21:01.200 I've always bought used cars.

01:21:03.400 I'm not like,

01:21:04.660 I don't know.

01:21:05.200 I've just,

01:21:05.700 I always found it to be more financially smarter in,

01:21:11.580 at least in my,

01:21:12.220 when I crunched the numbers.

01:21:14.220 So I bought this car off this.

01:21:16.720 I immediately flipped this thing too.

01:21:18.960 I,

01:21:19.140 I was like,

01:21:19.740 I can't,

01:21:20.180 I was young.

01:21:20.960 I was like,

01:21:21.460 I don't have the money to deal with all of this.

01:21:24.620 I was sold a lemon and it,

01:21:28.220 I don't even know quite what was wrong with it.

01:21:30.980 It was a caddy though. 0.99

01:21:32.540 Some fucking, 1.00

01:21:33.700 what was S an STS or something like that. 1.00

01:21:37.300 I think with a North star engine.

01:21:39.460 Anyways, 1.00

01:21:40.500 this thing was such a piece of shit to deal with. 1.00

01:21:42.620 If it had some type of a short, 1.00

01:21:44.940 there was some type of short in it.

01:21:46.240 Cause it was draining the battery.

01:21:47.920 Well, 1.00

01:21:48.420 when that damn battery drains, 0.99

01:21:51.200 you can't even like unlock the trunk and shit because they didn't have a, 0.99

01:21:57.480 it was, 1.00

01:21:58.320 it was such a bullshit setup. 1.00

01:22:00.680 The way it, 1.00

01:22:02.480 you had to deal with it to get back to,

01:22:05.620 to even get the hood open.

01:22:07.860 I was so pissed about this thing.

01:22:10.300 What a headache.

01:22:10.940 And I immediately sold it.

01:22:12.340 I,

01:22:12.680 I,

01:22:13.200 I ended up just charging the battery and pretty much doing what this guy did to me.

01:22:19.400 And I was like,

01:22:20.820 I had to pass it on.

01:22:22.360 I was too young and it was,

01:22:24.160 it was going to hurt me too much at too crucial of a point in my life.

01:22:28.220 But yeah.

01:22:28.880 Well,

01:22:31.460 the one,

01:22:31.980 the one thing that I do know is I'm studying a little bit is like when these batteries die,

01:22:37.360 like,

01:22:37.680 I mean,

01:22:37.860 we've had,

01:22:38.460 I've had,

01:22:38.840 we've literally had,

01:22:39.740 my son's driving one now,

01:22:41.200 seven Jeeps.

01:22:41.900 I mean,

01:22:43.540 I've never driven one of them,

01:22:44.700 but my,

01:22:45.180 you know,

01:22:45.500 we've had seven Jeeps and these newer Jeeps,

01:22:48.340 when if the battery,

01:22:49.500 if it actually does completely die,

01:22:51.740 when you finally crank it or,

01:22:53.540 you know,

01:22:53.880 get a,

01:22:54.480 you know,

01:22:55.480 a good,

01:22:56.780 but we'll get battery back in it. 0.99

01:22:58.200 It has to relearn the whole fucking car. 0.99

01:23:00.380 And that's really literally what it does when it initializes. 0.99

01:23:02.840 It's like a boot.

01:23:04.100 And so when,

01:23:05.040 when it dies off, 0.99

01:23:06.120 it's got to come up and relearn the whole fucking car, 1.00

01:23:08.440 man. 0.99

01:23:08.660 And that,

01:23:08.980 that's a thing.

01:23:09.640 So.

01:23:14.340 Well, 1.00

01:23:14.780 damn, 1.00

01:23:15.040 I can't talk shit now. 1.00

01:23:21.400 Go ahead. 0.99

01:23:21.900 I don't believe a word.

01:23:22.740 I don't believe a word of that.

01:23:24.900 Well,

01:23:25.440 you know,

01:23:25.760 it's funny.

01:23:26.480 I had this conversation just recently where,

01:23:29.040 you know,

01:23:29.900 I wish that the junkers that we were driving in high school, 0.97

01:23:33.900 well,

01:23:34.000 at least my high school,

01:23:34.960 but you know,

01:23:35.940 those people that had like a old Nova's and Chevelle's and all that,

01:23:39.200 that,

01:23:39.500 you know,

01:23:39.660 we're like our starter cars.

01:23:41.260 You can't even touch those anymore. 0.99

01:23:43.020 I want a car without any fucking sensors, 0.99

01:23:44.940 without all this stuff where I could put the key in. 0.99

01:23:48.340 There's gas,

01:23:49.220 there's spark.

01:23:49.940 It starts.

01:23:52.140 You can't touch them.

01:23:53.500 You can't find them.

01:23:56.140 Yeah.

01:23:56.560 That has to do with the cash for clunkers.

01:23:58.580 They took so much old cars off the roads that the kind you're talking about

01:24:08.260 and stuff from that,

01:24:09.720 that program.

01:24:11.800 And I,

01:24:13.860 you know,

01:24:14.240 that was,

01:24:14.780 I feel like that was some type of bigger agenda doing that.

01:24:20.540 I believe so too.

01:24:23.240 We watched.

01:24:24.260 Now that you say it.

01:24:28.580 Go ahead,

01:24:30.480 brother.

01:24:30.960 We watched Anchorman last night for the like 5,000th time,

01:24:35.040 but it was just my whole crew there watching it.

01:24:36.940 So I sat down and there was this random scene where one of those old 70s,

01:24:43.080 it was actually a sixties Camaro,

01:24:45.540 but it was in California.

01:24:47.460 Right.

01:24:47.900 And in the scene,

01:24:48.860 it was kind of random.

01:24:49.880 It was a sixties Camaro.

01:24:51.340 So I'm not really a car guy,

01:24:53.320 but you know,

01:24:54.140 we'd all seen him.

01:24:55.300 And my son was like,

01:24:56.660 what is that?

01:24:58.160 And I go,

01:24:58.640 that's what I'm talking about,

01:24:59.820 brother.

01:25:00.080 He was like,

01:25:00.900 you know,

01:25:01.860 he immediately recognized it as this gorgeous thing,

01:25:04.840 man.

01:25:05.380 You know,

01:25:05.740 I had a,

01:25:08.400 um, 1.00

01:25:09.180 so I kicked this guy's ass. 1.00

01:25:11.300 He was a neighbor. 1.00

01:25:12.320 He,

01:25:12.720 um,

01:25:12.980 his dogs,

01:25:14.000 they attacked my dog.

01:25:15.640 He,

01:25:15.960 there was,

01:25:16.260 I walk out,

01:25:16.960 there's like five pit bulls on my bulldog.

01:25:20.640 And I ran up,

01:25:22.040 I beat the dogs with,

01:25:23.860 um,

01:25:24.400 like a bat.

01:25:25.340 And they started running off.

01:25:27.380 Eventually I went down.

01:25:28.380 I talked to the guy.

01:25:29.160 He, 1.00

01:25:29.380 he was a rude fuck. 1.00

01:25:31.100 A nigger, 1.00

01:25:31.640 actually. 1.00

01:25:32.200 The only nigger in town. 1.00

01:25:33.420 And what a fucking asshole. 1.00

01:25:35.320 And he fucking, 1.00

01:25:36.280 he, 0.99

01:25:36.480 he ignored me when I went down to politely let him know what was happening.

01:25:41.280 He ignored me,

01:25:42.200 tried to run by,

01:25:43.440 I kicked his car.

01:25:44.200 We ended up getting in a fight.

01:25:46.060 Um,

01:25:47.060 and,

01:25:47.480 uh, 0.59

01:25:47.760 I knocked him in his head a couple of times,

01:25:49.540 but the big,

01:25:51.120 bigger story was this,

01:25:52.160 my, 1.00

01:25:52.540 one of my neighbors also hated this fuck, 1.00

01:25:55.260 just hated this motherfucker. 1.00

01:25:57.140 And he loved that. 1.00

01:25:58.400 I, 1.00

01:25:58.560 I kicked his ass one day. 1.00

01:26:00.100 So when I'm moving, 1.00

01:26:01.280 this is one of my biggest regrets.

01:26:02.580 Actually, 0.99

01:26:03.020 he offered me a goddamn 66 Lincoln Continental convertible. 0.99

01:26:09.260 And I, 1.00

01:26:10.340 I fucking hate myself. 0.99

01:26:12.440 And I did not buy this car that he offered me for five grand. 0.99

01:26:17.680 And it just needed a little work on this one fender.

01:26:22.400 And,

01:26:23.120 uh,

01:26:23.920 this car is probably worth 50 grand.

01:26:27.200 And I don't know why I did.

01:26:28.700 I only had seven.

01:26:29.960 I only had seven grand at the time.

01:26:32.640 And I was,

01:26:33.200 I had a move coming up and I was moving cross country to Florida from my

01:26:38.680 California place.

01:26:39.800 And it was like going to add some,

01:26:41.860 but I still kick myself in.

01:26:43.800 I was like,

01:26:44.100 I could have made this work or maybe I could have,

01:26:46.100 I should have just asked to borrow some money or something like this was such a deal.

01:26:51.440 Cause,

01:26:51.620 and I know cars,

01:26:52.580 I know this car was worth a bunch.

01:26:54.620 I,

01:26:54.840 it wasn't like I was retarded and didn't know what I was being offered. 0.67

01:26:58.980 I don't know. 0.99

01:26:59.660 I don't even know to this day why I still kick myself in the ass. 0.98

01:27:03.340 I don't know if you guys know the type of car I'm talking about, 0.99

01:27:06.520 but it's a beautiful car.

01:27:08.080 You know,

01:27:08.600 it's got the suicide doors and it's, 1.00

01:27:10.580 it's just a fucking anyways. 1.00

01:27:13.000 Yeah. 0.99

01:27:13.480 That's Mr.

01:27:14.280 Rusty.

01:27:14.560 I was going to ask,

01:27:15.280 like,

01:27:16.220 um,

01:27:16.920 I'm sure there's Jews in it.

01:27:18.620 So I don't know.

01:27:19.880 Everybody will hate what I'm going to say, 0.98

01:27:21.100 but like entourage where Johnny drama has got those fucking, 0.98

01:27:23.820 those rear doors in the back seat, 0.98

01:27:25.420 kind of open backwards,

01:27:26.820 kind of reverse.

01:27:27.980 Yeah.

01:27:28.980 You know,

01:27:29.580 the front one's trying to remember.

01:27:31.080 I actually,

01:27:31.840 it might've been the coupe model.

01:27:33.560 I don't know if there was four doors on it.

01:27:36.160 I'm trying to remember exact.

01:27:38.340 I think it was the coupe,

01:27:39.640 but it doesn't matter. 1.00

01:27:41.400 The damn car was well worth easily. 1.00

01:27:43.520 The five grand he was offering it to me for our suicide doors. 1.00

01:27:49.000 The one that opened,

01:27:49.980 you know,

01:27:50.340 opposite of like normal doors.

01:27:52.600 Yeah.

01:27:53.640 Okay.

01:27:54.060 Yeah.

01:27:54.320 So your back doors,

01:27:55.880 your back doors on like a Lincoln Continental,

01:27:57.980 and Continental,

01:27:58.780 if it's,

01:27:59.560 if it's a four door,

01:28:02.100 the backed on certain years,

01:28:03.580 they,

01:28:03.820 they would be suicide,

01:28:05.360 but,

01:28:05.560 uh,

01:28:06.480 factory suicide.

01:28:07.640 This isn't like,

01:28:08.700 um,

01:28:09.060 you,

01:28:09.660 you after marketed it.

01:28:11.120 This was factory.

01:28:12.300 Um,

01:28:12.700 but yeah,

01:28:13.380 they,

01:28:13.700 they would open the other way.

01:28:15.820 Right.

01:28:16.580 Um,

01:28:17.340 but I don't know,

01:28:18.120 actually,

01:28:18.460 now that it might've been,

01:28:19.500 I think it was a coupe convertible.

01:28:21.360 It doesn't matter.

01:28:22.100 It was still worth,

01:28:23.640 it was a beautiful car.

01:28:24.820 And I,

01:28:25.880 yeah,

01:28:26.180 that was,

01:28:26.900 that was a regret.

01:28:28.420 And then there was a car right below the,

01:28:31.980 that one of the next lots down.

01:28:34.500 And this lady, 0.63

01:28:35.940 I used to hit up this one guy who knew the lady who owned this car. 0.74

01:28:40.840 And it was a,

01:28:43.380 uh,

01:28:43.720 what is it?

01:28:44.340 The,

01:28:44.840 a four,

01:28:45.440 four,

01:28:45.720 two. 0.99

01:28:46.540 And this lady was letting this fucking like 71 or 72, 1.00

01:28:51.780 four, 0.99

01:28:52.080 four,

01:28:52.420 two just sit.

01:28:55.260 Like in an empty lot,

01:28:57.260 no house type of lot,

01:28:58.920 like literally an empty lot and just sit.

01:29:01.780 And you could tell it'd been sitting for years.

01:29:03.560 And I'm like,

01:29:04.140 and I kept telling the guys like,

01:29:05.740 why don't can I,

01:29:06.940 can I,

01:29:07.360 after I didn't buy that?

01:29:08.720 Cause I went down for that linking.

01:29:10.440 Continental about a week later.

01:29:12.040 And I was like,

01:29:12.920 you know what?

01:29:13.400 I'll buy it.

01:29:14.400 And he had already sold it after I declined.

01:29:17.440 It sold almost immediately.

01:29:19.240 Once he put it on up for sale. 1.00

01:29:22.060 And cause of my dumb ass, 1.00

01:29:23.920 I missed that opportunity. 1.00

01:29:25.260 Then I wanted,

01:29:26.060 then I was hooked on.

01:29:27.240 Then I was thinking at the time about cars after I missed that sale.

01:29:30.880 And there was this four,

01:29:31.900 four,

01:29:32.180 two,

01:29:32.500 and I really wanted that four,

01:29:34.340 four,

01:29:34.580 two.

01:29:34.740 And she, 0.99

01:29:35.180 it's probably still fucking sitting there today, 0.99

01:29:37.960 you know, 0.98

01:29:38.700 and this is probably five years later.

01:29:41.260 Gorgeous.

01:29:41.780 I don't know if you guys know a four,

01:29:43.300 four,

01:29:43.540 two, 0.99

01:29:43.900 but those are fucking, 1.00

01:29:45.140 those are dope muscle cars. 1.00

01:29:47.340 No,

01:29:47.820 tell us,

01:29:48.320 man.

01:29:48.660 I'm wondering what's a four,

01:29:49.980 four,

01:29:50.240 two,

01:29:51.480 you know,

01:29:52.060 I'm not even going to Marco. 1.00

01:29:53.920 You can't bullshit me. 0.97

01:29:55.000 I know, 0.99

01:29:55.440 you know,

01:29:55.880 I'm just saying maybe some other people. 0.99

01:29:57.880 I don't fucking know dog. 0.92

01:29:59.560 Is it the same as the Le Mans? 0.99

01:30:03.900 No,

01:30:04.360 no,

01:30:04.540 it's,

01:30:04.720 it's,

01:30:05.140 um,

01:30:06.040 it's a Oldsmobile,

01:30:07.500 isn't it?

01:30:08.700 Yeah,

01:30:10.440 it is a four,

01:30:11.120 four,

01:30:11.340 two's in Olds,

01:30:12.060 but I'm saying,

01:30:12.620 is it the same as a,

01:30:13.600 isn't it a Pontiac Le Mans or something like that?

01:30:17.100 Come on,

01:30:17.540 Marco.

01:30:19.080 I really don't know,

01:30:21.160 man.

01:30:22.000 I'm learning here.

01:30:25.120 Dude,

01:30:25.600 you just said numbers. 1.00

01:30:26.660 You didn't say make or model or fucking, 0.99

01:30:28.600 you just said numbers. 0.98

01:30:29.520 Is that the engine size?

01:30:30.740 No,

01:30:31.000 the four,

01:30:31.420 four,

01:30:31.680 two was the model,

01:30:32.740 but it was also the cubic inches too.

01:30:35.360 Wasn't it?

01:30:36.780 Yeah.

01:30:36.980 Y'all sound like Napa.

01:30:37.960 Yeah,

01:30:38.100 but it,

01:30:38.460 you know,

01:30:39.340 I sound like Napa.

01:30:40.120 Yeah.

01:30:40.760 You had it right.

01:30:42.560 Keto.

01:30:43.480 You know,

01:30:43.720 y'all sound like Napa when you go in and get like a universal window wiper.

01:30:47.400 You're like,

01:30:47.940 what kind of engine is it?

01:30:49.920 And you tell them the engine,

01:30:50.840 you tell them how many cylinders.

01:30:52.440 And it starts asking more like in-depth questions about your car.

01:30:55.840 And you're like, 1.00

01:30:56.160 what the fuck? 1.00

01:30:56.980 Why do you need to know what bolt size is underneath this to get me fucking universal window wipers? 1.00

01:31:03.400 Yeah, 0.98

01:31:07.400 I'm looking at a 442 right now.

01:31:09.240 They're,

01:31:09.520 they're pretty.

01:31:10.540 It looks just like the Skylark I had.

01:31:16.200 So just to clear up,

01:31:17.320 just to clear up my,

01:31:18.520 my level of ignorance as cars, 1.00

01:31:20.100 you're talking to a man that paid $7,000 for a fucking cable harness. 1.00

01:31:23.720 Okay. 0.99

01:31:24.500 So I'm not,

01:31:25.380 this is not my bag of bananas,

01:31:27.240 right?

01:31:27.660 So you look at a picture. 1.00

01:31:30.900 They're fucking bad-ass. 0.99

01:31:31.880 I had a 1971 or 72 Skylark custom with the 454 in it. 0.99

01:31:37.360 It's my first car.

01:31:38.840 It looks just like this thing.

01:31:40.620 Yeah.

01:31:40.840 It was a,

01:31:41.640 it was two door,

01:31:42.320 but it had four seats and it had bench seats in the front and back had the ashtrays and everything.

01:31:46.580 I think it was a 70 or 71,

01:31:48.680 but that is the model.

01:31:50.180 But it's also like Quito said,

01:31:52.280 it's like the,

01:31:52.960 the cubic inch also.

01:31:54.500 Like this thing was big that it was right at the height of the muscle car scene right before.

01:32:00.960 Like,

01:32:01.420 I think you're,

01:32:02.340 you know,

01:32:02.540 you started seeing your largest engines hit right around 71,

01:32:07.080 72 and 70.

01:32:09.260 And then right at like 74,

01:32:11.500 everything was cut off and changed.

01:32:13.520 Like it had to do with like some gas crisis in the seventies and stuff. 0.99

01:32:18.380 And they changed like regulations and all of this shit and everything got real weak and pussified. 0.96

01:32:24.160 But before that, 0.99

01:32:25.700 it was like you were right at peak muscle car in certain years.

01:32:30.000 And,

01:32:30.240 but that was the name of the model,

01:32:32.380 the 442,

01:32:33.360 but it also was the cubic inch.

01:32:35.080 And it's,

01:32:35.520 it's a beautiful car.

01:32:36.860 Beautiful.

01:32:37.760 I got the whole group if you want to hear it.

01:32:40.660 And it's,

01:32:41.240 it's not that long.

01:32:42.840 The,

01:32:43.020 the 442 was the engine size.

01:32:45.080 It was based on a Cutlass.

01:32:46.360 It was a similar a body platform.

01:32:49.640 And the,

01:32:50.480 the Pontiac Le Mans was based on that same a body platform,

01:32:53.980 but not quite the same body.

01:33:00.020 Perfect.

01:33:00.900 Hey,

01:33:01.160 Paul,

01:33:01.320 there's a bunch more on there.

01:33:02.800 If you want to, 1.00

01:33:03.320 it's a bunch of shit. 1.00

01:33:04.400 I can't say. 1.00

01:33:06.180 Colonnade third generation.

01:33:07.900 They called it a Colonnade hard top.

01:33:10.320 This was 73 to seven.

01:33:17.320 Go ahead,

01:33:17.920 Marco.

01:33:19.460 Hey,

01:33:19.880 Paul,

01:33:20.260 what about a Kikito?

01:33:21.920 Appreciate that brother.

01:33:23.080 You gave me an idea for the,

01:33:25.560 for the leadership.

01:33:26.640 I'm going to stop saying elders. 1.00

01:33:27.900 Cause white fucks with me every time I say it. 0.99

01:33:30.040 Cause I'm the oldest guy, 1.00

01:33:31.100 but here's the thing,

01:33:31.960 Paul,

01:33:32.500 what about this?

01:33:33.140 What if we had a muscle car that had white excellence on it?

01:33:36.060 You know,

01:33:36.660 like one of these models they're talking about,

01:33:38.900 you know,

01:33:39.820 at the peak.

01:33:41.140 So what caught my attention was,

01:33:42.760 you know,

01:33:42.900 the peak of American muscle cars.

01:33:45.880 What if we had one like that,

01:33:47.420 you know, 0.99

01:33:48.340 but kind of curve with white excellence on it or some shit, 0.99

01:33:51.320 a rain Supreme, 0.99

01:33:52.280 rain Supreme.

01:33:53.260 You know what I'm saying,

01:33:53.780 brother?

01:33:54.340 Yeah,

01:33:54.580 that'd be bad-ass. 0.50

01:33:56.180 I'd like to start.

01:33:57.400 No,

01:33:57.620 you could do,

01:33:58.480 you can white wall your tire and then,

01:34:01.420 but make it inverted.

01:34:03.960 So the black is showing through and it says white excellence on your tires or

01:34:08.760 something.

01:34:11.540 That could be neat.

01:34:12.920 Yeah,

01:34:13.100 but don't,

01:34:13.500 you got to make it look clean though.

01:34:14.860 I'm professional.

01:34:16.060 Well,

01:34:16.320 don't go,

01:34:16.720 don't go, 1.00

01:34:17.260 go downtown to eat or they'll fucking get slashed. 0.99

01:34:19.720 So you're, 0.99

01:34:20.700 you're a guy that doesn't like to buy tires,

01:34:22.480 Mr.

01:34:22.720 Rusty.

01:34:23.120 So,

01:34:23.960 or,

01:34:24.140 or call tow truck.

01:34:25.300 So. 1.00

01:34:28.940 Listen to the shit these old gear heads are doing nowadays. 0.99

01:34:31.540 I met this guy over here in Mount Ida, 0.99

01:34:34.180 just right down the road from me.

01:34:35.640 I was working over there and this County's got 8,000 people in it next door to me

01:34:39.300 over here,

01:34:39.640 but I don't know if he lived there or what,

01:34:41.500 but he had this old Dodge dart car and he fires it up on the labs over there

01:34:47.160 talking to him.

01:34:47.860 And he's like,

01:34:48.300 no,

01:34:48.460 this is all a,

01:34:50.120 what did he say?

01:34:50.860 It was a charger.

01:34:52.260 It was a charger and they had dropped that Dodge dart,

01:34:55.360 uh,

01:34:56.300 body onto it.

01:34:59.900 It was pretty neat car though.

01:35:02.060 If you guys like cars,

01:35:03.700 you should come to this area for cruising,

01:35:06.260 uh,

01:35:07.560 uh,

01:35:08.280 cruising the coast.

01:35:09.460 It goes on for a whole week.

01:35:12.040 And,

01:35:12.560 um,

01:35:12.960 it's not till like,

01:35:14.300 you'd have to look it up.

01:35:15.340 If you just type in cruising the coast,

01:35:17.100 Mississippi,

01:35:17.600 it'll pop right up.

01:35:18.800 I think it's in October.

01:35:20.700 Yeah,

01:35:21.120 I think October it's a whole,

01:35:23.020 I've never seen so many muscle cars.

01:35:25.580 There was probably,

01:35:27.220 I think thousands.

01:35:28.540 It was crazy.

01:35:29.680 There's stuff for sale.

01:35:30.820 They're riding all up and down the coast.

01:35:33.280 There,

01:35:33.860 there,

01:35:34.160 there is all these,

01:35:35.100 uh,

01:35:35.520 events every day for a whole week.

01:35:38.020 Really cool event.

01:35:44.260 Well,

01:35:44.740 Mr.

01:35:45.020 Rusty,

01:35:45.300 I,

01:35:45.480 I think,

01:35:46.220 you know,

01:35:46.480 this,

01:35:46.900 uh,

01:35:47.840 being raised in Alabama,

01:35:49.040 you know,

01:35:49.280 we're used to,

01:35:50.100 you know,

01:35:50.820 of course,

01:35:51.320 NASCAR,

01:35:52.000 and then of course,

01:35:52.800 you know,

01:35:53.160 muscle cars,

01:35:54.080 you know,

01:35:54.520 um,

01:35:55.940 and the one thing I didn't understand was,

01:35:57.740 you know,

01:35:58.500 lived in Tennessee for quite a while.

01:36:00.020 Never,

01:36:00.380 never really saw it.

01:36:01.360 Uh,

01:36:01.520 I know they have Bristol. 0.98

01:36:02.500 Doesn't fucking count. 0.95

01:36:03.400 It's just a track. 0.96

01:36:04.600 But when we came back down to back down to Florida,

01:36:08.020 right?

01:36:08.360 I mean,

01:36:09.260 these Florida rednecks love their cars as much as Alabama people. 0.99

01:36:12.400 And I did live in Bloxy and, 1.00

01:36:14.220 and they love their shit there. 0.99

01:36:16.140 And I know Paul in Texas, 1.00

01:36:17.860 they like theirs and they also like it in Georgia too,

01:36:21.200 man.

01:36:21.520 So,

01:36:21.860 uh,

01:36:23.160 I'm just messing with Paul,

01:36:24.280 but you know,

01:36:24.740 this Georgia,

01:36:26.080 Alabama,

01:36:26.820 Mississippi,

01:36:27.600 these Florida rednecks too are really into it, 0.98

01:36:30.660 man.

01:36:30.880 We got the watch,

01:36:36.180 uh,

01:36:37.360 watchful warrior.

01:36:38.700 Go ahead.

01:36:40.320 Hey man.

01:36:41.000 Thank you.

01:36:41.980 Hey,

01:36:42.260 I appreciate your show and I appreciate everybody in here.

01:36:45.260 I'm probably a longer time listener and a first time speaker.

01:36:51.300 Um,

01:36:51.940 and y'all were talking my language about gear heads and how,

01:36:55.360 how we want to improve that knowledge amongst our kids and stuff.

01:36:59.360 Um,

01:36:59.840 I mean,

01:36:59.980 how should just that thing,

01:37:02.060 you know,

01:37:02.500 I guess you could say I'm one of those old gear heads.

01:37:06.980 Um,

01:37:07.820 I served on some really old stuff,

01:37:12.940 but the thing,

01:37:16.280 I guess,

01:37:16.660 uh,

01:37:16.960 I wanted to say about cars is,

01:37:19.820 um,

01:37:20.200 I have a 66 GTO convertible,

01:37:23.060 right?

01:37:24.440 And I think that might've been what you were looking for when you started

01:37:26.920 hitting on the Pontiac body,

01:37:28.340 because,

01:37:28.780 um,

01:37:29.940 the souped up,

01:37:30.740 the top of the end model of a Lamont's is a Pontiac GTO. 0.99

01:37:35.780 So those cars did some shit, 0.97

01:37:39.720 especially when you got them bored out and that six pack on them and a four 1.00

01:37:44.320 speed right on the floor. 1.00

01:37:45.260 They had a Muncie transmission and Muncie's were good shit. 0.99

01:37:48.760 Cause you could rebuild them. 0.99

01:37:50.600 Right.

01:37:50.960 So that's what you wanted.

01:37:54.020 You wanted a nice engine that you could rebuild,

01:37:56.560 um,

01:37:56.940 bore it out,

01:37:57.980 especially Pontiacs where they had a two bearing main for a long time.

01:38:02.140 Um,

01:38:03.140 so if you were, 0.98

01:38:04.000 if you were to get serious about the whole damn thing, 0.96

01:38:06.520 you would put a four bearing main in there. 0.98

01:38:08.640 You know what I mean?

01:38:09.700 But that's what a lot of people did is do that.

01:38:11.680 And,

01:38:12.000 um,

01:38:13.160 just saying,

01:38:15.380 you know,

01:38:15.660 like that's fast.

01:38:19.020 And when you're naming off the fast cars,

01:38:21.180 I mean, 0.99

01:38:21.640 and what would the shit, 0.99

01:38:23.000 what it was like to drive back. 0.99

01:38:24.880 And then I was,

01:38:25.640 I was hot riding in the seventies and the eighties.

01:38:29.100 Right.

01:38:30.240 That's that, 1.00

01:38:30.960 that was when I was doing that shit. 1.00

01:38:33.160 And, 1.00

01:38:33.640 uh,

01:38:33.800 maybe a little bit in the nineties,

01:38:35.840 but then,

01:38:38.020 um, 0.99

01:38:38.660 damn, 0.99

01:38:39.060 I'm looking at, 1.00

01:38:39.980 I'm looking at a damn price or at a Dodge. 1.00

01:38:43.160 And they're putting out these hell cats and this shit. 1.00

01:38:45.560 That's got like, 0.99

01:38:47.100 what is it?

01:38:47.640 800 horsepower,

01:38:48.720 900 horsepower.

01:38:49.600 I'm like, 0.99

01:38:50.200 Holy shit, 0.99

01:38:51.860 man. 1.00

01:38:52.480 Isn't that the way to go?

01:38:53.880 I just wanted to hear what y'all thought about that.

01:39:03.020 Well,

01:39:03.540 uh,

01:39:03.800 thanks for finally popping up here.

01:39:05.680 Um,

01:39:06.280 I'll let the guys,

01:39:07.400 uh,

01:39:08.180 probably more experienced with all that thing,

01:39:10.200 all that type of thing.

01:39:11.240 Uh,

01:39:11.440 go ahead guys.

01:39:13.900 Uh, 0.99

01:39:14.160 hell cats are nigger cars, 1.00

01:39:15.320 dude. 1.00

01:39:15.480 They're gay. 1.00

01:39:15.960 They go fast in a straight fucking line. 1.00

01:39:17.720 Like they, 1.00

01:39:18.240 they're terrible handling.

01:39:22.700 I will never buy another Dodge again.

01:39:25.400 Well,

01:39:25.860 leave, 0.75

01:39:26.100 leave it to brother Sammy to make a welcome to a new,

01:39:28.940 a new brother speaking.

01:39:33.800 That's funny.

01:39:36.480 No,

01:39:36.920 I was just wondering,

01:39:37.560 I don't,

01:39:37.840 I don't have any Dodges in my stable. 0.94

01:39:39.720 I mean,

01:39:40.940 I'm a,

01:39:41.240 I'm a Chevy man.

01:39:42.780 I got Chevys.

01:39:44.040 If you want to Dodge. 0.59

01:39:45.580 Yeah.

01:39:46.980 Dodges.

01:39:47.500 Look,

01:39:47.700 the classic Dodges are awesome.

01:39:49.360 The Charger,

01:39:50.180 the Challenger, 1.00

01:39:50.800 the old fucking ones. 1.00

01:39:52.160 Yeah. 1.00

01:39:52.380 Dodge trucks,

01:39:55.120 unless you're getting a diesel.

01:39:56.720 The,

01:39:57.100 the only nice thing about a Dodge truck is the Cummins engine.

01:40:00.740 The whole truck's going to fall apart around the engine.

01:40:03.160 Dodge just,

01:40:04.200 they're not.

01:40:04.660 Mopar it's hit and miss the cars.

01:40:07.520 Some of them.

01:40:08.000 I mean,

01:40:08.300 look,

01:40:08.700 it's a Hellcat.

01:40:09.920 It's a Hellcat.

01:40:11.360 Obviously it's fast,

01:40:12.820 but I've seen a lot of them wreck on videos.

01:40:16.320 They're not.

01:40:17.280 I've heard a lot of stories that they're just not,

01:40:19.720 they're not the drag race.

01:40:21.080 Right.

01:40:21.500 They're,

01:40:21.820 they're good on the highway and go fast in a straight line.

01:40:25.120 If you're talking like maneuvering and going around corners,

01:40:30.880 actual racing,

01:40:31.960 drifting,

01:40:32.400 that kind of stuff,

01:40:33.860 the absolute pinnacle.

01:40:35.320 I mean,

01:40:35.560 you can do some exotics like the GTR,

01:40:38.920 Supras,

01:40:40.220 all that kind of stuff,

01:40:41.000 but the absolute pinnacle is the Nissan Skyline.

01:40:46.000 I think like 2010 to 14,

01:40:49.660 the NUR edition,

01:40:50.920 my absolute favorite.

01:40:53.180 And sure it's a ricer,

01:40:54.460 but nothing beats it.

01:40:55.840 Right.

01:40:56.180 You know,

01:40:56.540 it looks good.

01:40:57.320 That's a good point,

01:40:58.320 man.

01:40:58.560 I mean,

01:40:58.940 you know,

01:41:00.020 um,

01:41:01.440 if you,

01:41:01.800 if you can get a deal like that,

01:41:03.360 I mean,

01:41:03.520 but I,

01:41:04.160 it seems,

01:41:04.620 it just seems like to me,

01:41:05.720 I see less Aryan brotherhood garages than I do see,

01:41:09.360 um,

01:41:10.120 other race garages.

01:41:11.420 You know,

01:41:11.800 they seem,

01:41:12.340 I,

01:41:12.600 there's more of them around than,

01:41:13.900 than,

01:41:14.620 um,

01:41:15.140 AB garages.

01:41:17.520 So,

01:41:18.860 but I love,

01:41:21.580 I love,

01:41:21.800 I love what we do,

01:41:22.340 right?

01:41:22.760 Yeah.

01:41:24.220 There's,

01:41:24.720 there's not much AB company period.

01:41:28.040 I mean,

01:41:28.240 there might be people involved that are in working in these businesses,

01:41:33.520 but typically,

01:41:34.440 you know,

01:41:34.760 in the state that we're in for the nation,

01:41:37.540 it's kind of like,

01:41:39.160 uh,

01:41:39.380 don't ask,

01:41:40.200 don't tell,

01:41:41.080 you know,

01:41:41.360 keep it under closed doors. 1.00

01:41:43.300 But I noticed there's a lot of motherfuckers around. 1.00

01:41:46.700 Like I wear my make America white again hat. 0.99

01:41:49.300 It's got 1488 on the side and I put my son around badge on it.

01:41:54.680 And I noticed,

01:41:56.380 you know,

01:41:56.760 like the white folks at certain,

01:41:58.540 uh,

01:41:59.060 stores,

01:41:59.720 you know,

01:42:00.440 they'll treat me different.

01:42:01.300 Every once in a while I'll get it. 1.00

01:42:02.340 I like that fucking hat. 1.00

01:42:03.300 But, 1.00

01:42:03.680 but even like,

01:42:05.460 like I went to the shooting range and the young kid was like,

01:42:10.560 well,

01:42:10.780 we got to,

01:42:11.620 you'll get you checked in.

01:42:12.820 You'll have to wait and check your gun and come back and get it.

01:42:15.600 Cause I kind of just go talk to the guys.

01:42:17.640 And the old dude comes up from his desk and he's like,

01:42:20.140 I needed him to my,

01:42:21.740 uh,

01:42:22.060 ejector was stuck.

01:42:23.660 And cause I thought my screws broke off,

01:42:25.820 but it was just the, 0.99

01:42:26.700 the glue I used was shit. 0.97

01:42:28.540 And the threads were too short for the, 0.99

01:42:30.560 uh,

01:42:31.720 the site plate and it's an aftermarket slide.

01:42:35.640 So it's got a hole all the way through to the ejector tube.

01:42:38.740 So it's just kind of,

01:42:39.920 it's a good slide,

01:42:40.780 but they over,

01:42:41.400 they overboard it.

01:42:42.160 So some of that glue got down in there,

01:42:43.540 it was sticking and he were talking and like,

01:42:47.180 Oh,

01:42:47.440 well,

01:42:47.700 you know,

01:42:47.900 you can check in.

01:42:48.500 It's like,

01:42:48.700 dude, 0.99

01:42:48.860 I live fucking two hours away. 0.99

01:42:50.580 I don't want to leave my gun here. 0.99

01:42:51.920 Can you just run?

01:42:53.640 Can you just run through,

01:42:54.740 clean it and just get this thing?

01:42:56.220 I'll pay cash right now.

01:42:57.560 And he looked at me.

01:42:59.420 He's like,

01:42:59.620 yeah,

01:42:59.860 all right.

01:43:00.160 And I paid him 20 bucks.

01:43:01.540 He fixed it. 1.00

01:43:02.340 Like that kind of shit. 1.00

01:43:03.740 You know, 1.00

01:43:04.240 I don't,

01:43:04.840 that's,

01:43:05.420 I can't,

01:43:06.900 I can't say that he is a B,

01:43:09.500 but you know, 1.00

01:43:10.120 I'm wearing a fucking obviously racist hat. 0.99

01:43:12.800 And there's either two ways it's going to go of a, 1.00

01:43:15.720 no fuck off or to take care of you. 1.00

01:43:17.900 And he took care of me. 1.00

01:43:18.720 So I think,

01:43:19.260 you know,

01:43:19.640 when there's a lot of people around,

01:43:21.880 especially some of the older folks that are part of this,

01:43:25.040 or at least are adjacent and respect it,

01:43:29.200 but it's not out in the open.

01:43:32.760 I'm going to be honest.

01:43:33.960 Like a lot of the problems we see,

01:43:35.840 why there's not airing mechanic shops and all that,

01:43:38.640 it's because like white people got signed up in that to get their kids to be

01:43:44.620 workers in their life.

01:43:46.060 A lot of them don't work.

01:43:47.060 So a lot of them in the youth didn't want to learn to be mechanics.

01:43:50.700 They don't want to do these things.

01:43:52.840 And it's unfortunate that now a lot of,

01:43:55.640 of us are older.

01:43:57.540 We're trying to learn these skills that we didn't learn when we should have,

01:44:01.120 when we were younger. 0.98

01:44:02.260 And it really sucks. 0.97

01:44:08.040 Go ahead, 0.99

01:44:08.640 Marco.

01:44:11.200 I think it was,

01:44:12.080 I think it was brother Sammy.

01:44:15.040 So let me get this straight.

01:44:17.060 Your weapons don't work, 1.00

01:44:20.000 but you're giving us advice on fixing the fucking car. 1.00

01:44:22.460 I'm just trying to put all that shit together, 1.00

01:44:24.880 man. 1.00

01:44:26.400 Shut the fuck up. 1.00

01:44:27.460 I got it fixed. 1.00

01:44:28.180 I just put too much glue in it. 1.00

01:44:31.340 Motherfucker. 0.99

01:44:31.940 It still works. 1.00

01:44:32.920 It still shoots,

01:44:33.740 but it's,

01:44:35.260 it's just great. 0.99

01:44:36.040 Now I literally hand built the fucking things. 0.99

01:44:39.340 The first pistol I ever built, 1.00

01:44:40.540 give me a goddamn break. 0.99

01:44:41.620 Hey, 1.00

01:44:44.180 don't talk about that online about building shit like that. 0.99

01:44:50.960 There's nothing illegal. 0.99

01:44:51.740 What are you talking about?

01:44:52.720 Yeah,

01:44:52.900 there's nothing illegal about that.

01:44:53.900 Yeah. 1.00

01:44:54.160 You fucking schizo. 1.00

01:44:56.940 I bought everything online. 1.00

01:44:58.440 When it comes to guns and building,

01:45:00.660 I don't ever like talking about it online or weapons,

01:45:04.220 because even if it may be illegal, 0.99

01:45:05.920 the ATF will still try to fuck you. 1.00

01:45:07.420 Like I, 1.00

01:45:08.260 I just,

01:45:09.200 I'm pretty schizo about the ATF. 0.97

01:45:12.200 I fucking invite them to, 0.99

01:45:15.640 I hope they fucking show up. 0.99

01:45:18.880 I don't have any dogs. 1.00

01:45:20.480 They're going to have to shoot me.

01:45:22.980 I kind of have a situation.

01:45:24.840 This is similar to brother Sammy.

01:45:26.220 If somebody kicks my door and I'm going to be like,

01:45:28.440 thank you.

01:45:29.560 Thank you.

01:45:34.140 They had a,

01:45:35.080 they had a case where they did a no knock raid and they were,

01:45:40.700 they didn't identify themselves.

01:45:43.460 The guy unloaded on them.

01:45:45.700 He actually won.

01:45:47.160 And these were cops and he won in court.

01:45:50.880 He had to go to court over it,

01:45:52.280 but he ended up winning because they didn't,

01:45:56.060 they didn't identify they kicked in his door.

01:45:58.740 They weren't they weren't even,

01:46:00.780 they were like dressed in plain clothes also.

01:46:03.620 And he just unload, 0.80

01:46:05.300 he opened fire on them, 0.96

01:46:07.280 ended up killing one of them, 0.90

01:46:08.500 I think. 0.99

01:46:09.220 And then,

01:46:10.140 yeah.

01:46:10.620 And he,

01:46:11.140 he had to go to court.

01:46:12.400 He won.

01:46:12.820 I'd have to look.

01:46:13.580 I mean,

01:46:13.840 I can come with receipts,

01:46:15.560 but I'm sure anyone could find it.

01:46:16.920 If they just typed in certain keywords.

01:46:18.700 When you mentioned the skyline,

01:46:22.240 Sammy,

01:46:22.780 I love that car.

01:46:23.860 It goes back to Gran Turismo for me with the,

01:46:26.820 I used to play that game when I was a teenager,

01:46:29.760 a younger teenager.

01:46:30.740 That was one of my favorite great games was Gran Turismo.

01:46:33.920 But did you ever,

01:46:37.400 did you see that new one they made Nissan,

01:46:39.840 the new Nissan 400?

01:46:41.940 And it's got the twin turbo V6,

01:46:44.080 and it's got a beautiful backend,

01:46:46.760 very reminiscent of the old,

01:46:48.520 like 270 and 240 Datsuns and,

01:46:51.860 and all of those.

01:46:53.800 I don't know if you're a fan of some of those older seventies Nissan cars.

01:47:04.780 I am.

01:47:05.400 I think they're beautiful.

01:47:06.440 Some of the lines on them and stuff. 0.99

01:47:09.720 I thought the skyline was a fucking Buick. 0.99

01:47:13.740 No, 1.00

01:47:14.220 a skyline is a Japanese.

01:47:16.400 It never came over here to the States.

01:47:19.040 It's a Japanese Nissan.

01:47:21.400 Nissan and they're,

01:47:23.540 they're kind of legendary stock.

01:47:26.100 Dude, 0.99

01:47:26.600 it's a stock factory fucking race car. 1.00

01:47:29.780 Yeah. 1.00

01:47:30.080 There's high octane fuel.

01:47:33.000 Like an Accord or whatever.

01:47:34.760 What is that?

01:47:35.260 A Honda?

01:47:35.820 Like that Accord or whatever.

01:47:36.780 What's that?

01:47:37.140 A car,

01:47:37.440 car Honda makes.

01:47:39.220 It's like,

01:47:40.060 is it similar to that?

01:47:41.420 Like right off of,

01:47:42.280 you can't get them anymore.

01:47:48.000 I mean,

01:47:48.580 it's a four door sedan,

01:47:49.980 but I wouldn't compare it to an Accord.

01:47:53.360 Not the way these things were built.

01:47:55.440 Well,

01:47:55.660 I probably got the wrong car, 0.98

01:47:56.800 but Honda makes one that everybody's after that hauls ass. 0.98

01:48:00.520 Uh-oh. 0.98

01:48:01.480 Well,

01:48:02.280 uh,

01:48:02.540 guys,

01:48:03.740 uh,

01:48:04.400 time flies when you're talking about cars.

01:48:07.040 Uh,

01:48:07.520 but the white power lunch hour is about to start here in just a moment.

01:48:11.240 So,

01:48:12.300 um,

01:48:12.800 I'll let Paul say his goodbyes and then I'll do the same.

01:48:16.840 Uh,

01:48:17.320 uh,

01:48:17.940 Middles,

01:48:18.380 what's going on?

01:48:19.540 I see you,

01:48:20.200 uh,

01:48:21.420 good morning still.

01:48:24.380 Yeah,

01:48:24.820 it's good,

01:48:25.300 man.

01:48:27.440 Oh yeah.

01:48:28.060 Life is good.

01:48:29.460 About to rock and roll.

01:48:30.920 Oh yeah.

01:48:31.440 Thanks for it.

01:48:32.060 Thanks for holding down the fort,

01:48:33.380 uh,

01:48:33.820 that,

01:48:34.160 uh,

01:48:34.940 you know,

01:48:35.180 some calls,

01:48:35.820 uh,

01:48:36.160 this morning.

01:48:36.780 So I haven't been able to,

01:48:38.060 to listen in much.

01:48:39.920 Um,

01:48:40.200 I did want to get in there.

01:48:41.540 I was coming in when,

01:48:42.900 uh,

01:48:43.420 when we were talking about,

01:48:44.880 uh,

01:48:45.960 epigenetics and,

01:48:47.180 and so forth and dog breeding,

01:48:48.860 uh,

01:48:49.480 I wanted to jump in on that one,

01:48:51.100 but I got a call,

01:48:52.660 uh,

01:48:53.100 right as I raised my hand.

01:48:54.600 So I had to drop out,

01:48:55.700 but,

01:48:56.540 uh,

01:48:56.680 no white power brothers.

01:48:58.080 And,

01:48:58.760 uh,

01:48:59.000 and thanks for,

01:49:00.060 uh,

01:49:00.660 the slick handoff.

01:49:01.840 Uh,

01:49:02.120 we'll get,

01:49:02.580 uh,

01:49:03.600 white power lunch hour go in here now and,

01:49:06.780 uh,

01:49:07.540 and run from there.

01:49:08.620 All right,

01:49:10.140 Paul,

01:49:10.360 did you want to say,

01:49:11.320 uh,

01:49:12.200 say goodbye to the,

01:49:13.880 uh,

01:49:16.760 Sure thing,

01:49:18.020 brother.

01:49:18.340 It's always,

01:49:19.060 it's always a pleasure paladin.

01:49:20.620 Uh,

01:49:20.980 love y'all white power.

01:49:22.400 Remember to be a friend,

01:49:23.480 tell a friend something nice.

01:49:24.540 You could change your life.

01:49:25.860 Have a day.

01:49:26.820 Let's go fellas. 1.00

01:49:29.140 I love that sign off,

01:49:30.620 Paul.

01:49:30.940 I try,

01:49:31.580 I try to memorize that.

01:49:33.340 I try to say it as well,

01:49:34.580 uh,

01:49:35.120 at the end of,

01:49:36.180 uh,

01:49:36.580 1488.

01:49:37.540 I haven't,

01:49:38.100 I haven't got it locked in,

01:49:39.600 but I love it.

01:49:40.820 Uh,

01:49:41.260 you can use it all day,

01:49:42.300 brother.

01:49:44.780 Woo.

01:49:46.280 And,

01:49:46.780 uh,

01:49:47.020 did you,

01:49:47.560 did you still need me to hang out for,

01:49:49.180 uh,

01:49:49.340 another half hour or,

01:49:50.700 uh,

01:49:50.720 no,

01:49:50.980 we're,

01:49:51.300 we're,

01:49:51.680 we're good for now.

01:49:52.760 Yeah.

01:49:53.060 Thank you.

01:49:54.480 Right on.

01:49:55.200 Right on.

01:49:55.620 Well,

01:49:55.960 uh,

01:49:56.600 everybody have a good day.

01:49:58.080 Thanks Paul,

01:49:58.760 Paul for helping co-host and,

01:50:00.860 uh,

01:50:01.480 yeah,

01:50:01.720 we'll be back here bright and early tomorrow.

01:50:03.620 Uh,

01:50:04.540 eight in the morning,

01:50:05.720 uh,

01:50:05.980 for another area in unity.

01:50:07.060 Uh, 0.99

01:50:07.740 you guys have a great rest of your day and white fucking power unite the 1.00

01:50:11.800 clans. 0.99

01:50:12.420 We'll see you tomorrow guys.

01:50:16.680 White power. 0.98

01:50:20.220 Yeah.

01:50:20.780 So,

01:50:21.060 uh,

01:50:21.400 white power lunch hour today,

01:50:22.820 uh,

01:50:23.660 jumping in here.

01:50:24.860 Uh,

01:50:25.340 we have,

01:50:26.440 uh,

01:50:26.960 we will miss,

01:50:27.800 uh,

01:50:29.440 skull mask today.

01:50:30.820 Everyone,

01:50:31.420 uh,

01:50:31.880 say a prayer for him as he,

01:50:33.480 uh,

01:50:34.160 travels.

01:50:35.040 Uh,

01:50:35.480 he's on the road today,

01:50:36.900 uh,

01:50:37.560 with an important,

01:50:38.300 uh,

01:50:39.480 shift in his life.

01:50:41.240 Uh,

01:50:41.860 but it's temporary and we're looking forward to,

01:50:44.380 uh,

01:50:44.600 having him back as soon as he lands.

01:50:47.240 Um,

01:50:48.020 but yeah,

01:50:48.360 big,

01:50:48.760 big things happening.

01:50:49.700 In fact,

01:50:50.540 uh,

01:50:51.200 you know,

01:50:51.560 more than,

01:50:52.380 more than him as a part of a moving parts situation,

01:50:56.220 you know,

01:50:57.120 we get,

01:50:57.640 uh,

01:50:57.940 we get rather comfortable here in,

01:51:00.620 uh,

01:51:01.480 in these spaces and,

01:51:02.840 and white excellence radio with our,

01:51:04.740 our talent.

01:51:05.680 Uh,

01:51:06.360 but life happens and,

01:51:08.240 and life changes.

01:51:09.300 And,

01:51:10.160 uh,

01:51:10.340 someone who was a staple,

01:51:12.000 uh,

01:51:12.980 for good reasons.

01:51:14.280 We,

01:51:14.700 we like it when they're positive,

01:51:16.400 uh,

01:51:17.380 exits,

01:51:17.980 right?

01:51:18.660 Uh,

01:51:19.060 not,

01:51:19.480 not,

01:51:19.820 uh,

01:51:20.160 spur,

01:51:20.420 spurgy rage quit exits,

01:51:22.360 but,

01:51:22.780 uh,

01:51:23.600 those that are,

01:51:24.880 uh,

01:51:25.600 substantial,

01:51:26.220 uh,

01:51:27.400 in a person's life and seeing them,

01:51:29.420 uh,

01:51:30.040 get opportunities and growth,

01:51:32.180 uh,

01:51:32.920 and excel in ways that are going to change their lives,

01:51:36.260 um,

01:51:37.240 and,

01:51:37.740 uh,

01:51:37.880 move them forward in their,

01:51:39.440 their journey,

01:51:40.480 uh,

01:51:41.240 toward,

01:51:41.660 uh,

01:51:42.500 what life has to offer them using their skillsets and their abilities or talents and their experience,

01:51:48.800 uh,

01:51:49.560 to engage in and bigger things.

01:51:53.060 So that,

01:51:53.980 uh,

01:51:54.560 scope mask,

01:51:55.200 we,

01:51:55.460 uh,

01:51:55.700 we have,

01:51:56.880 uh,

01:51:57.920 a promise,

01:51:58.680 uh,

01:51:58.920 he's only,

01:51:59.420 uh,

01:52:00.640 in transit today,

01:52:02.000 uh,

01:52:02.660 but there's others,

01:52:03.440 uh,

01:52:03.880 who are making big life changes and,

01:52:06.360 uh,

01:52:06.560 those,

01:52:07.100 those get people,

01:52:08.160 you know,

01:52:09.060 through this process into places that are,

01:52:12.400 uh,

01:52:12.920 highly demanding of their time and they can no longer participate.

01:52:16.560 Uh,

01:52:17.440 and we expect to have an announcement,

01:52:19.160 uh,

01:52:20.020 for some of these as we,

01:52:22.040 as we go.

01:52:22.720 And we should always keep that in mind.

01:52:25.060 Um,

01:52:26.160 you know,

01:52:26.440 this is a transitional space,

01:52:28.160 uh,

01:52:28.720 transitory lumen,

01:52:30.300 uh,

01:52:31.620 uh,

01:52:31.880 what's the liminal,

01:52:33.660 a liminal space,

01:52:34.840 right?

01:52:35.480 That,

01:52:36.120 uh,

01:52:36.460 we're passing through.

01:52:38.220 And,

01:52:38.780 uh,

01:52:38.980 and we really,

01:52:39.880 uh,

01:52:40.380 when it comes to,

01:52:41.640 uh,

01:52:42.720 securing the existence of our people in a future for white children, 1.00

01:52:47.860 it means people are going to take commitments and they're going to take,

01:52:50.720 uh,

01:52:51.360 opportunities that are,

01:52:53.600 are highly demanding.

01:52:54.780 Uh,

01:52:55.420 and that's what we like to see.

01:52:56.560 We talk about that a lot that,

01:52:58.580 uh,

01:52:58.860 these spaces are great.

01:53:00.200 We get our talking points down.

01:53:01.720 Some people become,

01:53:02.700 uh,

01:53:03.980 uh,

01:53:04.300 bigger accounts and,

01:53:05.580 and more prominent in the,

01:53:08.200 uh,

01:53:08.420 digital space through,

01:53:10.260 uh,

01:53:11.080 this.

01:53:11.600 Some people go viral,

01:53:13.180 become,

01:53:13.760 um,

01:53:14.720 a,

01:53:15.200 uh,

01:53:15.920 uh,

01:53:16.480 a means even,

01:53:17.320 even monetizing their account to become a,

01:53:20.960 uh,

01:53:21.560 paid advocate for white power through these apps.

01:53:24.900 But some people are going to,

01:53:27.020 uh,

01:53:27.520 take their life experience and their skillset into,

01:53:31.120 uh,

01:53:31.760 other arenas and be able to accomplish big things in,

01:53:36.600 uh,

01:53:36.740 in the greater world.

01:53:37.760 And we,

01:53:38.320 we,

01:53:38.780 uh,

01:53:38.980 we want that.

01:53:39.780 We want people everywhere doing what they do in a way that,

01:53:44.960 uh,

01:53:45.580 that we can call upon or that they can,

01:53:48.360 uh,

01:53:48.960 be advocates and,

01:53:50.460 uh,

01:53:50.740 alibis or allies for us in,

01:53:53.960 in the bigger spaces.

01:53:55.720 So we like that.

01:53:57.500 Uh,

01:53:57.740 we like growth change,

01:53:59.000 uh,

01:53:59.320 with that,

01:53:59.880 um,

01:54:00.140 if you can,

01:54:01.260 uh,

01:54:01.520 give us a boost here,

01:54:02.980 uh,

01:54:03.580 post out the,

01:54:04.580 uh,

01:54:04.800 white power lunch hour,

01:54:06.220 uh,

01:54:06.920 to the timeline,

01:54:07.880 give us a new fresh,

01:54:09.540 uh,

01:54:10.420 algorithm hit.

01:54:11.640 And,

01:54:12.360 uh,

01:54:12.680 if the,

01:54:13.220 uh,

01:54:13.460 admin can,

01:54:14.240 uh,

01:54:14.540 can repost the,

01:54:16.040 uh,

01:54:16.360 space for,

01:54:17.480 uh,

01:54:18.300 white power lunch hour,

01:54:19.480 letting people know that,

01:54:20.520 uh,

01:54:20.720 we've changed over from area and unity,

01:54:22.840 uh,

01:54:23.760 and those who have,

01:54:25.000 uh,

01:54:25.260 have missed it on the first round for the few hours this morning can be reconnected,

01:54:30.140 uh,

01:54:30.860 with us as we go from here into 1488.

01:54:34.160 And we appreciate all your support there.

01:54:37.360 Um,

01:54:37.880 it's a huge boost.

01:54:39.480 And,

01:54:40.160 uh,

01:54:40.380 and also,

01:54:40.920 uh,

01:54:41.380 you know,

01:54:42.340 our,

01:54:43.320 uh,

01:54:44.440 our attitude and our perspective,

01:54:46.200 uh,

01:54:47.020 is never to,

01:54:48.040 uh, 0.99

01:54:48.840 shit on other white power spaces. 1.00

01:54:51.260 Uh, 1.00

01:54:51.620 now,

01:54:51.900 if it's a,

01:54:52.360 you know,

01:54:53.020 a space calling themselves 1488,

01:54:55.620 but hosting,

01:54:56.720 uh,

01:54:57.280 and,

01:54:57.660 and,

01:54:58.220 uh,

01:54:58.680 platforming Browns,

01:55:00.260 uh,

01:55:01.000 as a regular part of their show,

01:55:02.740 of course,

01:55:03.160 we're going to throw shade all day where it is deserved.

01:55:06.540 But,

01:55:06.980 uh,

01:55:07.600 you know,

01:55:07.880 there's,

01:55:08.340 uh,

01:55:08.760 there's other spaces going on right now that are white power, 0.62

01:55:12.480 smaller spaces,

01:55:13.580 bigger spaces.

01:55:14.320 This is what it's about.

01:55:15.660 We have no,

01:55:16.500 no,

01:55:17.160 uh,

01:55:17.460 interest in,

01:55:18.500 uh,

01:55:19.200 monopolizing,

01:55:20.340 uh,

01:55:21.380 the day in this.

01:55:22.900 We want the more voices out there having great conversations.

01:55:26.760 This is really about relationships.

01:55:28.600 This is about,

01:55:29.700 um,

01:55:30.800 the,

01:55:31.140 the,

01:55:31.560 um,

01:55:32.600 the collective consciousness and different,

01:55:35.500 um,

01:55:36.600 different flavors of that is a part of white power.

01:55:39.720 So we,

01:55:40.160 we appreciate everybody who takes the opportunity to,

01:55:43.980 uh,

01:55:44.380 to,

01:55:45.020 uh,

01:55:45.260 get involved in other spaces.

01:55:47.320 And of course we appreciate all of our,

01:55:49.500 uh,

01:55:50.680 folks who,

01:55:51.360 uh,

01:55:51.980 are loyal to,

01:55:52.820 uh,

01:55:53.300 white power lunch hour and 1488 and white excellence radio,

01:55:56.660 because we,

01:55:57.520 uh,

01:55:57.700 we don't intend on going anywhere anytime soon.

01:56:00.900 Uh,

01:56:01.860 the,

01:56:02.420 the amount of people we can touch and bring into,

01:56:05.200 uh,

01:56:05.760 a,

01:56:06.080 uh,

01:56:06.820 a racial purity and the consciousness of the treasure of their blood,

01:56:10.520 as it said in chapter 11 of Mein Kampf,

01:56:13.420 uh,

01:56:14.180 is the means to being,

01:56:16.320 uh,

01:56:17.000 unovercomable.

01:56:17.860 We are the people,

01:56:19.480 uh,

01:56:20.300 who created this world,

01:56:22.380 uh,

01:56:22.960 developed this world and have shared it with everyone.

01:56:26.380 Uh,

01:56:27.000 on that note,

01:56:28.360 um,

01:56:29.020 there's a,

01:56:30.700 uh,

01:56:31.040 a video that,

01:56:32.460 uh,

01:56:33.360 I don't know if it's going viral or not,

01:56:35.020 but I,

01:56:35.360 I got to see it and it's of a couple of white guys laughing as,

01:56:40.100 uh,

01:56:41.300 some illegal aliens are,

01:56:43.280 uh,

01:56:43.700 are arrested at a home Depot and they're being swarmed by a group of Mexicans, 0.99

01:56:50.520 you know,

01:56:51.260 foreigners,

01:56:51.780 uh,

01:56:52.720 to our,

01:56:53.420 to our world.

01:56:54.520 Uh,

01:56:55.200 these,

01:56:55.760 these foreigners are,

01:56:56.880 are,

01:56:57.460 um,

01:56:58.960 harassing these guys and taunting these guys, 0.58

01:57:02.680 uh,

01:57:03.520 all with their phones out,

01:57:05.180 right.

01:57:05.620 All wearing white man's clothing, 0.99

01:57:07.860 all speaking a white man's language,

01:57:11.420 talking about,

01:57:12.480 you guys think this is funny.

01:57:14.100 And,

01:57:14.740 uh,

01:57:14.880 these guys are just laughing because it's funny and they,

01:57:17.680 uh,

01:57:18.060 and they own it.

01:57:18.820 So it's,

01:57:19.180 it's good to see that,

01:57:20.660 uh,

01:57:21.260 these people do not,

01:57:22.600 um,

01:57:24.000 respect,

01:57:24.580 uh,

01:57:25.240 what they've been given.

01:57:26.380 They aren't interested in showing that respect or,

01:57:29.380 or,

01:57:29.900 um,

01:57:31.300 or giving honor where honors deserved.

01:57:34.420 Uh,

01:57:34.940 they,

01:57:35.660 they hate this world that they've been given.

01:57:38.920 Uh,

01:57:39.400 they hate that they have been detached from their cultural roots.

01:57:43.700 Uh,

01:57:44.300 they did it to themselves and,

01:57:47.360 uh,

01:57:47.640 and they can certainly,

01:57:48.780 uh,

01:57:49.500 go back to the hill country in the mountains of,

01:57:52.420 of,

01:57:53.340 uh,

01:57:53.720 Mexico and live there,

01:57:55.660 but they choose not to,

01:57:56.840 they choose to drive our cars,

01:57:58.820 wear our clothes,

01:58:00.340 speak our language,

01:58:01.380 use our technology,

01:58:02.500 and complain the whole time,

01:58:04.740 uh,

01:58:05.380 that somehow we have,

01:58:06.980 uh,

01:58:08.360 uh,

01:58:08.680 kept them from,

01:58:10.720 uh,

01:58:11.400 exceeding,

01:58:12.300 uh,

01:58:13.200 in their own life.

01:58:14.300 So,

01:58:14.640 uh,

01:58:15.460 white power to,

01:58:16.560 uh,

01:58:16.820 those guys,

01:58:17.740 uh,

01:58:18.100 standing and,

01:58:18.860 and laughing at these people.

01:58:20.580 Uh,

01:58:21.020 that's what we should do.

01:58:22.580 Uh,

01:58:23.020 we should laugh as they cry.

01:58:24.780 It's not our problem.

01:58:25.960 We tried to help them.

01:58:27.380 Um,

01:58:27.820 they'll never assimilate.

01:58:29.100 They'll never appreciate.

01:58:31.100 Uh,

01:58:31.700 and they'll never duplicate the white power that we are. 0.52

01:58:36.440 And we do it with ease.

01:58:37.660 We make it look easy.

01:58:38.740 And they,

01:58:39.440 that's why they think we're cheating all the time.

01:58:41.480 Uh,

01:58:41.920 a,

01:58:42.200 a friend of mine,

01:58:43.740 uh,

01:58:44.300 Josh light,

01:58:45.000 Joshua Lysak is a,

01:58:46.460 is an author.

01:58:47.180 He wrote a book so good.

01:58:49.260 They call you fake. 0.90

01:58:50.320 And that's basically what you have as a white man. 1.00

01:58:53.780 You are so fucking good. 1.00

01:58:55.460 They call you fake. 0.99

01:58:56.520 They don't understand how you do it.

01:58:58.400 They don't understand how you make it look so easy.

01:59:01.040 And they have a hard time wrapping their heads around,

01:59:04.520 uh,

01:59:05.320 what makes you so great.

01:59:07.360 Uh,

01:59:07.880 so they think it's somehow a conspiracy that you've held them down,

01:59:11.660 that you have a secret white privilege card and that you get to use it

01:59:17.260 everywhere you go. 0.71

01:59:18.220 And their lives are just so horrible and awful,

01:59:21.000 uh,

01:59:21.820 that they can't understand how you do it.

01:59:24.140 So,

01:59:24.300 uh,

01:59:26.140 with that said,

01:59:27.260 um,

01:59:28.180 white power to you all.

01:59:30.040 Uh,

01:59:30.960 you guys have anything on that?

01:59:32.480 Uh,

01:59:33.040 Rusty,

01:59:33.640 Sammy,

01:59:34.000 you guys see that video or do you have any,

01:59:35.800 uh,

01:59:36.100 anecdotes to that effect?

01:59:37.880 On,

01:59:38.720 uh,

01:59:39.040 on a fit side and,

01:59:39.980 and MAGA watchful warrior.

01:59:43.400 How are you?

01:59:45.540 Nice to meet you.

01:59:46.600 How are you?

01:59:48.580 Wonderful words on this afternoon.

01:59:51.220 Let's go.

01:59:52.320 That's,

01:59:52.800 that's what we do here.

01:59:54.100 It's nice.

01:59:54.660 It's nice to meet you,

01:59:55.900 sir.

01:59:56.140 Um,

01:59:57.860 you're a, 0.53

01:59:58.680 you're a, 0.53

01:59:59.300 you're a Marine,

02:00:02.220 you're a Marine Corps veteran.

02:00:04.400 Oh,

02:00:04.860 yes.

02:00:06.200 Semper Fi.

02:00:07.520 Semper Fi.

02:00:08.520 Uh,

02:00:08.800 yeah.

02:00:09.080 Can you,

02:00:09.760 can you tell me,

02:00:10.580 I don't know that we've met before.

02:00:12.580 Can you tell me a little bit about your experience?

02:00:15.860 In the Marines?

02:00:18.120 Yeah.

02:00:18.680 Yeah.

02:00:18.840 Yeah.

02:00:18.960 Um,

02:00:20.440 I was a tanker,

02:00:21.500 an armor.

02:00:22.820 So I was in an armor,

02:00:24.340 a tanks,

02:00:24.880 which,

02:00:25.040 uh,

02:00:25.180 MOS is a 1811.

02:00:27.580 Eventually I got to become a tank commander. 0.95

02:00:29.980 And I used to be able to go around in that tank and blow the shit out of 0.95

02:00:33.600 anything that I wanted. 0.98

02:00:35.200 It was fucking awesome, 0.77

02:00:36.960 dude. 0.74

02:00:37.140 It's what every guy wants to do. 0.99

02:00:39.480 Drive around in a tank and blow shit up. 0.99

02:00:41.260 And I got to do that. 0.99

02:00:42.280 So thanks Marine Corps.

02:00:44.520 Yeah.

02:00:45.140 Yeah.

02:00:45.500 Uh,

02:00:45.820 and that's,

02:00:47.660 that's pretty amazing.

02:00:48.320 Now what,

02:00:48.620 what technical skills go into,

02:00:50.500 uh,

02:00:51.340 into that?

02:00:52.120 Is it kind of an engineering mechanical,

02:00:53.900 uh,

02:00:54.760 or otherwise what's,

02:00:56.200 what's the background?

02:00:57.220 You have to a bit because you have,

02:00:59.360 you have to do level one maintenance on that tank as a crew member.

02:01:02.660 Right.

02:01:03.300 But you're not expected to be,

02:01:04.820 um,

02:01:06.020 you know,

02:01:06.500 a full wrencher,

02:01:07.540 right?

02:01:08.380 Cause you're a crew member,

02:01:09.300 not a wrencher.

02:01:09.920 You're a combat fighter.

02:01:11.220 So you can wrench on it a little bit,

02:01:13.200 but then you have to call up,

02:01:15.140 uh,

02:01:15.680 you have to call out for a,

02:01:17.200 a recovery vehicle that has a,

02:01:19.720 that has a armor,

02:01:20.800 that has an armor repair unit on it.

02:01:25.380 Nice.

02:01:25.880 Yeah.

02:01:26.020 That sounds like me and my vehicles.

02:01:27.520 I,

02:01:27.720 uh,

02:01:27.880 one of the,

02:01:28.560 when I,

02:01:29.060 I had my first son,

02:01:30.320 uh,

02:01:31.060 I got a new car.

02:01:33.000 Uh,

02:01:33.500 I think I paid 2,700 for it.

02:01:36.160 Uh,

02:01:36.580 but I wanted,

02:01:37.460 uh,

02:01:37.740 I didn't want anything too new that I couldn't wrench on in a bind.

02:01:41.620 Uh,

02:01:41.940 but yeah,

02:01:43.380 you know,

02:01:43.880 the same thing.

02:01:44.580 If,

02:01:44.860 uh,

02:01:45.000 if it got too deep,

02:01:45.920 then I'd have to take it in.

02:01:47.800 Um,

02:01:48.720 nice.

02:01:49.180 And,

02:01:49.480 and what are in,

02:01:50.660 in your experience as a,

02:01:52.300 as a tank commander there,

02:01:53.820 uh,

02:01:54.300 what was your favorite,

02:01:55.660 if you can speak to it,

02:01:56.900 your favorite thing that you blew up?

02:02:01.020 Uh,

02:02:01.700 a building that had a bunch of most rats in it and they were taking pop shops from us from there.

02:02:09.000 That was a really,

02:02:10.320 that was a really good one.

02:02:11.640 And then the other one was in,

02:02:14.000 um,

02:02:15.400 North Africa in,

02:02:17.160 uh,

02:02:18.180 Tunisia.

02:02:19.300 There was a cave with a bunch of most rats hanging out in it and they were,

02:02:22.520 uh,

02:02:23.080 like pirates.

02:02:23.820 They would,

02:02:24.240 you know,

02:02:24.560 attack the trading ships and stuff from this little base they had. 0.84

02:02:28.300 And while we were doing shit up in there, 1.00

02:02:30.460 they sent us over there to kick their little scrawny asses. 1.00

02:02:33.020 And we, 1.00

02:02:33.920 uh,

02:02:34.140 caught them in that cave and we burned them up with some Willie Pete. 0.99

02:02:37.460 We put some fucking Willie Pete on them. 0.99

02:02:40.020 Um, 1.00

02:02:41.640 they try it again, 1.00

02:02:42.540 bitches. 1.00

02:02:44.220 Nice. 0.99

02:02:44.720 Yeah.

02:02:45.100 That's,

02:02:45.500 that's how we rolled,

02:02:46.480 man.

02:02:46.680 This is back in the,

02:02:47.420 this is old school.

02:02:48.100 I'm from the eighties.

02:02:49.060 That's when I was in the combat. 0.99

02:02:50.400 So I was in all that shit. 1.00

02:02:52.800 You know, 1.00

02:02:53.220 that was a good time to be in man.

02:02:55.600 I mean,

02:02:56.080 nowadays it sounds like, 1.00

02:02:57.200 Holy shit. 1.00

02:02:57.780 You know, 1.00

02:02:58.080 they wear stockings,

02:02:59.120 not in the Marine Corps.

02:03:00.020 The other Marine Corps still ain't, 1.00

02:03:01.080 ain't doing stupid shit, 0.99

02:03:02.040 but they did try to put a pair of, 0.99

02:03:04.520 uh,

02:03:04.920 uh,

02:03:05.060 women in with us. 0.96

02:03:06.100 And a good pairing that the Marine Corps found out was,

02:03:10.000 is that,

02:03:10.320 uh,

02:03:10.520 on a machine gun team,

02:03:11.780 not in the tank crew,

02:03:13.120 because,

02:03:13.580 you know,

02:03:13.880 we would be sniffing that hoochie coochie every minute of the day. 1.00

02:03:17.100 We'd be all rubbing up on it and they couldn't have them in there.

02:03:19.480 Right.

02:03:20.240 So they did not put the girls in the tanks,

02:03:22.120 but they did think the,

02:03:23.820 the Marines got better scores as a machine gun team when the girl was on the 0.98

02:03:28.300 machine gun team.

02:03:30.140 So.

02:03:31.760 What do you think that was?

02:03:33.060 I think that was white power. 0.88

02:03:38.100 Did it,

02:03:38.780 did it,

02:03:39.500 did it,

02:03:40.540 uh,

02:03:41.300 the Marines are more white.

02:03:42.940 You know that,

02:03:43.420 right?

02:03:44.740 What? 0.55

02:03:45.480 The Marines are more white than anything. 0.98

02:03:48.340 Yep. 0.88

02:03:48.900 Yep.

02:03:50.460 Yeah.

02:03:50.980 And,

02:03:51.160 and,

02:03:51.520 uh,

02:03:52.840 on that back to the,

02:03:54.060 back to having a,

02:03:54.860 a female, 0.97

02:03:55.760 uh,

02:03:56.900 present,

02:03:57.560 did it,

02:03:58.660 did it give the men a sense of duty,

02:04:01.080 uh,

02:04:01.820 and,

02:04:02.980 and what they're fighting for?

02:04:06.700 You know what?

02:04:07.500 I think,

02:04:08.060 uh,

02:04:08.440 every one of us white males at heart have,

02:04:12.060 have that as a fear.

02:04:13.740 Right.

02:04:14.340 I,

02:04:14.780 I think actually,

02:04:15.900 I think their score was actually better.

02:04:18.260 To be honest,

02:04:19.260 is that she,

02:04:20.400 she was the assistant gunner on it and he was the main gunner and they're both

02:04:24.300 white.

02:04:25.280 Um,

02:04:25.820 she worked the timing that she rolled, 0.98

02:04:28.140 rolled off the old barrel and changed out the stack of ammo.

02:04:31.980 Um,

02:04:32.660 was on time.

02:04:33.680 Every time she delivered it perfectly every time.

02:04:36.300 Most of the chicks did. 1.00

02:04:37.620 And to us,

02:04:38.380 that was kind of,

02:04:38.820 cause the guys were a little bit sloppy because you have to kind of hunch,

02:04:41.840 hunch the other guy's leg when you do it.

02:04:43.480 Right.

02:04:43.680 You know,

02:04:43.840 you have to roll over and roll off and,

02:04:45.600 you know,

02:04:46.320 dead gunner drills and blah,

02:04:47.500 blah,

02:04:47.640 blah. 1.00

02:04:47.920 But she actually pulled that shit off and everybody was like, 1.00

02:04:51.220 settle up girl, 1.00

02:04:52.220 let's go.

02:04:53.380 So off we went. 1.00

02:04:56.100 Fuck. 1.00

02:04:56.540 Yeah. 1.00

02:04:57.500 Fuck. 1.00

02:04:57.980 Yeah. 1.00

02:04:58.220 You know,

02:04:58.800 that worked out.

02:05:00.300 Yeah.

02:05:01.100 Yeah.

02:05:01.500 That's,

02:05:01.940 uh,

02:05:02.180 that's amazing stuff.

02:05:04.180 Um,

02:05:04.980 what else you want to know,

02:05:08.340 Sonny?

02:05:11.980 Yeah.

02:05:12.380 So,

02:05:12.820 um,

02:05:13.660 so then,

02:05:14.500 uh,

02:05:15.080 you know,

02:05:15.400 you,

02:05:15.660 you ended your career.

02:05:17.060 What'd you get into after that?

02:05:18.660 Um,

02:05:19.460 I got,

02:05:20.000 I got into computers.

02:05:22.860 That became a passion because it,

02:05:24.680 uh,

02:05:24.920 it was just starting out and I got into the worldwide web that when it was just

02:05:29.440 starting out,

02:05:30.080 there was no such thing as the worldwide web and computers were just starting

02:05:34.300 out.

02:05:35.360 So I got in on the base,

02:05:37.160 base,

02:05:37.640 bottom level of that stuff.

02:05:39.060 And man,

02:05:39.740 that,

02:05:39.940 that shot off for the next 20 years.

02:05:41.580 That's what I was doing.

02:05:43.380 Fixing computers,

02:05:44.760 writing code,

02:05:45.580 doing websites, 0.99

02:05:46.920 all of that shit. 0.99

02:05:49.580 Doing new timers. 0.99

02:05:51.820 So yeah,

02:05:52.100 that's what I did.

02:05:53.360 Nice.

02:05:54.920 Congratulations.

02:05:56.100 And,

02:05:56.260 uh,

02:05:56.460 and thank you for your service,

02:05:57.640 brother.

02:05:57.960 It's,

02:05:58.240 it's,

02:05:58.680 um,

02:06:00.120 you know,

02:06:00.440 for,

02:06:00.800 for us younger guys,

02:06:01.920 uh,

02:06:02.360 you know,

02:06:02.620 I was,

02:06:02.900 uh,

02:06:03.860 20,

02:06:04.940 20 years old when,

02:06:09.040 uh,

02:06:09.860 when the twin towers came down,

02:06:11.260 uh,

02:06:11.800 nine 11.

02:06:12.760 2001.

02:06:14.320 And,

02:06:15.040 uh,

02:06:15.980 you know,

02:06:16.340 that,

02:06:16.760 that,

02:06:17.180 that didn't leave a really great taste in my mouth,

02:06:19.880 everything that happened after that.

02:06:22.260 Um,

02:06:22.960 and,

02:06:23.240 and so the,

02:06:24.040 uh,

02:06:24.960 the,

02:06:25.260 the shine of,

02:06:26.800 of military service has,

02:06:28.760 has diminished since your days.

02:06:30.920 Um,

02:06:31.400 do you,

02:06:32.560 do you,

02:06:32.640 do you see that as well?

02:06:35.060 What's your,

02:06:36.220 yeah.

02:06:37.660 Yeah,

02:06:38.060 I do see the diminishing.

02:06:39.520 I think everybody sees it or at least it,

02:06:42.000 you know,

02:06:42.980 I have to tell you,

02:06:43.760 um,

02:06:44.100 I'm kind of prejudiced in the whole thing.

02:06:46.080 Cause I primarily watched the Marine Corps.

02:06:48.020 Right.

02:06:48.840 I've watched everything they do.

02:06:50.820 Um,

02:06:52.100 like I,

02:06:52.600 even in my personal,

02:06:53.320 I try to match Marines firepower,

02:06:56.020 right.

02:06:56.500 That the whole thing.

02:06:57.240 So I watch them carefully.

02:07:00.700 Um,

02:07:01.640 but most of the Marines that I've met are just as tough and they're not into this 1.00

02:07:06.480 transgender shit. 1.00

02:07:09.060 You know, 1.00

02:07:09.660 you don't see them asking to be,

02:07:11.260 you know,

02:07:12.200 um,

02:07:12.800 chopped up and had gender changing on them.

02:07:15.440 You don't see that from them,

02:07:16.320 but you do see it from some Navy.

02:07:18.840 Um,

02:07:19.740 but I don't really see it from the Marines.

02:07:23.600 That's not saying that it isn't in there though. 1.00

02:07:25.180 There wasn't any homosexual shit. 1.00

02:07:27.820 Maybe there was, 1.00

02:07:28.880 maybe there was man,

02:07:30.020 but you know what?

02:07:31.800 I didn't see it.

02:07:33.680 It wasn't like,

02:07:34.660 right.

02:07:34.880 In other words,

02:07:35.720 it would have been hearsay.

02:07:38.020 Right.

02:07:38.720 And spreading a rumor like that is spreading a hearsay rumor.

02:07:41.640 And that's how rumors get started.

02:07:43.440 And unless you see something with your very own eyes and then you can report on it that way,

02:07:48.240 that's not hearsay.

02:07:49.200 That's not third party.

02:07:50.320 I'm not hearing it from third party.

02:07:51.660 I saw it directly.

02:07:52.760 So if you trust me,

02:07:53.740 you trust what I'm telling you.

02:07:54.940 Okay.

02:07:56.540 That's just,

02:07:57.160 that's how that works.

02:07:58.340 And that's the kind of media that we need.

02:08:00.380 And that's the kind of communications we all need amongst each other.

02:08:04.120 You're talking about,

02:08:04.880 Oh,

02:08:04.960 what can we do?

02:08:05.480 We even communicate,

02:08:06.780 you know,

02:08:07.980 and,

02:08:08.140 and don't do hearsay.

02:08:10.000 Let's pass good information,

02:08:11.800 accurate information.

02:08:13.500 You know what I mean?

02:08:14.500 I mean,

02:08:14.740 we have a wonderful platform to do that on.

02:08:17.260 Yeah,

02:08:17.620 we do.

02:08:18.040 You know what I mean?

02:08:18.600 And nobody's pitching so far.

02:08:19.860 By now time,

02:08:21.400 we should all been shut down and sent off.

02:08:24.280 You know,

02:08:24.760 that's how it's happened to every other platform.

02:08:27.340 So yeah,

02:08:28.300 the advantage of this,

02:08:29.380 of this.

02:08:30.580 Yeah,

02:08:31.040 exactly.

02:08:31.560 We do.

02:08:31.860 We do take advantage of it every single day that we're allowed to,

02:08:35.060 to talk to our people and,

02:08:36.720 and,

02:08:37.140 and bring about a white racial consciousness and understanding of our

02:08:42.000 situation.

02:08:43.680 Every,

02:08:44.200 every,

02:08:44.840 every ear we can reach in this brings that about in,

02:08:50.020 in a,

02:08:50.700 in a very effective way.

02:08:52.220 You know,

02:08:52.960 I've,

02:08:53.180 I've grown tremendously.

02:08:54.820 You know,

02:08:55.600 my,

02:08:56.120 my,

02:08:57.100 my pipeline was through,

02:08:58.400 you know,

02:08:59.540 Tim pool and,

02:09:01.400 and who's the other guy,

02:09:03.280 Steven Crowder.

02:09:04.140 Right.

02:09:04.520 And it's like,

02:09:05.200 okay,

02:09:05.740 okay.

02:09:06.380 I've listened to everything they can say.

02:09:08.360 I see their,

02:09:09.180 I see where they put up their guardrails.

02:09:10.880 I see where they,

02:09:11.980 they pull punches.

02:09:13.280 Okay.

02:09:14.200 Over this now,

02:09:15.320 moving on to something a little more honest and keep growing to find a

02:09:20.120 group of white people who understand not only what time it is,

02:09:24.580 but the,

02:09:25.880 the pride and the heritage that we have as white people and what we've

02:09:31.040 done for people all over the world to help them become better people,

02:09:35.300 better,

02:09:35.800 better nations.

02:09:37.440 And then,

02:09:38.620 you know,

02:09:39.080 and then ultimately also that they can weaponize it to bring about their

02:09:45.240 racial resentment and try to tack us back with it.

02:09:48.500 It's the,

02:09:49.000 and that was a real wake up call for me in that.

02:09:53.080 And so as I've,

02:09:55.220 as I've grown you know,

02:09:57.800 being among and only communicating with white people has been the path for 0.81

02:10:04.740 me.

02:10:05.400 And,

02:10:06.000 and it's been,

02:10:06.940 it's been tremendous.

02:10:08.200 I've been able to give it to my children that they have pride in who they

02:10:12.980 are,

02:10:13.420 what their,

02:10:14.520 what their people have done on this planet and what they're,

02:10:18.580 you know,

02:10:18.980 what they're owed and what they owe to the future and to their people to keep

02:10:26.140 it.

02:10:26.740 You know,

02:10:26.980 I'm in California here.

02:10:28.440 So we're 40% Aztec Mexican beaners as they call them. 0.98

02:10:35.660 And,

02:10:36.280 and these people have nothing but resentment for their place in the world.

02:10:42.260 When everything that we've done for them has been an upgrade in their life.

02:10:46.740 And they,

02:10:47.660 they still only hate me because I'm a white man with children and a wife and the

02:10:55.140 nuclear family.

02:10:56.060 So it's a,

02:10:57.880 it's something that is worth fighting for.

02:11:00.800 It's something that is worth defending.

02:11:04.240 And the,

02:11:05.580 there's no negotiation,

02:11:07.080 right?

02:11:07.780 There's no need to discuss this situation with Brown people and figure out how 1.00

02:11:13.100 they feel about it.

02:11:14.580 It is a complete racial purity that I think is our pathway forward and our,

02:11:22.540 our path to success here as we move from ignorance in,

02:11:27.480 in thinking that we're all going to get along at some point to realizing that

02:11:33.220 that is a non-negotiable for them.

02:11:35.700 And it must be a non-negotiable for us eventually.

02:11:39.520 Wow.

02:11:39.720 That's well put my friend.

02:11:44.820 Yeah,

02:11:45.360 that was very well put.

02:11:46.940 I'm a,

02:11:47.520 I'm a brother.

02:11:48.160 I'm from East LA.

02:11:49.760 So I know exactly what you're talking about.

02:11:52.540 I was born in Linwood. 0.99

02:11:55.540 So that shit was, 1.00

02:11:57.020 you know, 1.00

02:11:57.240 that's been predominant in my life.

02:11:59.800 Racial issues,

02:12:01.160 the Watts riot,

02:12:02.300 you know,

02:12:02.500 we're talking Watts riot.

02:12:04.060 That's old.

02:12:04.920 Yeah.

02:12:06.160 Yep.

02:12:06.660 So,

02:12:07.060 um,

02:12:08.400 that's how long I've been dealing with it.

02:12:09.840 And my family has been racially aware of my entire life.

02:12:12.660 It told me exactly what it was going to be like being around these other kinds of

02:12:16.400 people.

02:12:17.720 Exactly.

02:12:19.360 Yeah.

02:12:19.800 And getting that affirmation.

02:12:21.860 Yeah.

02:12:22.080 Getting that affirmation from people.

02:12:24.020 Right.

02:12:24.540 And,

02:12:24.880 and not the,

02:12:25.700 uh,

02:12:26.320 the Santa Claus,

02:12:27.660 uh,

02:12:28.680 you know,

02:12:29.180 lie,

02:12:29.940 uh,

02:12:30.500 but really just giving it to my children raw.

02:12:33.520 So they go out in the world,

02:12:34.640 uh,

02:12:35.520 and they see things as they see them and they go,

02:12:38.680 yep,

02:12:38.840 this is exactly what my dad's talking about.

02:12:40.720 Right.

02:12:40.940 And,

02:12:41.440 uh,

02:12:41.680 and he's,

02:12:42.180 he's honest and,

02:12:43.520 uh,

02:12:44.140 he's true.

02:12:45.360 And,

02:12:46.140 and,

02:12:46.880 uh,

02:12:47.080 so it,

02:12:47.560 it really drives deep with them.

02:12:49.420 They're one of them's 13 and one of them's 10.

02:12:51.720 Uh,

02:12:52.500 so they're,

02:12:53.060 they're coming into their own now,

02:12:54.560 uh,

02:12:55.420 being able to look at this and,

02:12:56.900 and they're spot on.

02:12:57.800 And they under also understand,

02:12:59.000 um,

02:13:00.420 because,

02:13:01.320 you know,

02:13:01.800 we live in this California where,

02:13:03.900 you know,

02:13:04.460 the,

02:13:04.860 the establishment and the administrations,

02:13:07.660 the institutions,

02:13:08.340 all still preach this,

02:13:10.800 uh,

02:13:11.780 this Kumbaya,

02:13:13.500 uh,

02:13:14.060 Martin Luther King Jr.

02:13:16.420 uh,

02:13:17.020 nonsense,

02:13:17.580 but they see right through it and they understand and they go,

02:13:20.780 okay,

02:13:21.340 uh,

02:13:21.680 we see that we see,

02:13:22.980 uh,

02:13:23.740 the,

02:13:24.200 the layout here.

02:13:25.220 We see the attack vectors and,

02:13:28.200 uh,

02:13:28.880 they're able to then navigate,

02:13:31.100 uh,

02:13:31.780 just like you.

02:13:32.720 Uh,

02:13:32.980 it sounds like.

02:13:36.080 Wait,

02:13:36.740 uh,

02:13:36.980 Marco,

02:13:37.380 welcome brother.

02:13:39.280 Get in there.

02:13:41.120 What power brother.

02:13:42.340 So,

02:13:42.660 Hey,

02:13:43.280 you know,

02:13:43.480 I love this.

02:13:44.320 I want to,

02:13:44.800 this brother watchful.

02:13:46.340 I,

02:13:46.600 I,

02:13:46.940 um,

02:13:48.000 uh,

02:13:48.500 I love this conversation.

02:13:49.780 I,

02:13:50.280 I just wanted to ask,

02:13:51.620 I want to ask him a question.

02:13:52.720 Uh,

02:13:53.080 so watchful,

02:13:54.040 I I'm a generation before you and I was in the branch of the service that you would call the chair force.

02:14:00.140 But,

02:14:00.660 uh,

02:14:01.100 one of my best friends is a,

02:14:04.980 an Apache guy.

02:14:05.980 He's a rotary rotary pilot,

02:14:08.200 right?

02:14:09.220 From your,

02:14:10.000 from your,

02:14:10.640 your,

02:14:11.040 your generation.

02:14:12.140 Right.

02:14:13.060 And in the same theater you are in.

02:14:16.080 And so one of the stories he tells,

02:14:18.100 and,

02:14:18.700 uh,

02:14:19.040 this is why I have a question for you.

02:14:20.920 I'm formulating here.

02:14:22.080 Is it like ground support guys?

02:14:24.200 He said,

02:14:24.600 tanks,

02:14:25.080 artillery,

02:14:26.260 you know,

02:14:26.520 sometimes they would knock down,

02:14:28.400 you know,

02:14:28.720 clear the way for aircraft to come in,

02:14:31.920 you know,

02:14:32.500 uh,

02:14:33.060 usually rotary wing cause they're lower,

02:14:34.820 but he would say that then they would,

02:14:37.260 you know,

02:14:37.940 provide support for,

02:14:39.460 you know,

02:14:39.660 the,

02:14:39.900 you know,

02:14:40.180 we're talking about tanks here.

02:14:41.600 They would provide support with these Apaches.

02:14:43.800 And so I asked him one time,

02:14:45.420 man,

02:14:45.540 cause he's so bored.

02:14:47.220 He's so bored.

02:14:48.280 He's retired.

02:14:48.900 And I was like,

02:14:49.700 I said,

02:14:50.360 what do you miss the most?

02:14:52.220 And he said,

02:14:53.180 dude,

02:14:53.680 when I was,

02:14:54.480 when I was,

02:14:55.020 you know,

02:14:55.600 commanding that Apache and I would fire an enemy tank, 1.00

02:14:59.200 that motherfucker would fly 20 to 30 feet off the ground before it 1.00

02:15:03.700 landed back on the ground. 1.00

02:15:05.340 You know?

02:15:05.640 So my question to you is,

02:15:08.300 uh,

02:15:09.400 I'm,

02:15:09.800 I'm sure all this,

02:15:11.720 uh,

02:15:12.260 sophisticated communications we have,

02:15:15.160 you guys were obviously coordinated and synced,

02:15:17.760 but I would just love to hear how you work together on that without any

02:15:23.480 detail.

02:15:24.100 I know you're not predisposed to talk about too much of it.

02:15:30.080 So you wanted me to talk to you specifically about my teamwork as a

02:15:33.360 tanker?

02:15:34.540 No,

02:15:35.080 sir.

02:15:35.360 I'm asking you like with,

02:15:36.380 with air support and,

02:15:38.100 and ground support.

02:15:39.180 Cause he said,

02:15:39.760 he said you guys supported each other.

02:15:41.260 For example,

02:15:42.620 tanks take out things that make,

02:15:44.740 you know,

02:15:45.420 rotary wing safer.

02:15:46.440 And then rotary wing takes out things that make tank support safer.

02:15:49.980 I'm just talking about coordination here.

02:15:52.180 Okay.

02:15:52.660 Okay.

02:15:53.300 Well,

02:15:53.600 no,

02:15:53.740 that's all true because,

02:15:54.720 um,

02:15:55.400 um,

02:15:56.020 aircraft and tanks,

02:15:57.280 we all have tremendous radios,

02:15:59.500 big ass radios in them.

02:16:00.820 And, 0.97

02:16:01.340 um,

02:16:01.560 we had to,

02:16:02.180 we had to actually talk on the channels that we had to know what,

02:16:05.460 what channels they were on.

02:16:07.020 And we had to know how to call them and communicate with them.

02:16:10.080 Um,

02:16:10.480 that was a huge deal.

02:16:11.400 Cause we all had to go to like in tankies,

02:16:13.940 you know,

02:16:14.280 advance the small ones are called a prick 77,

02:16:17.520 but the bigger ones are called something else.

02:16:19.780 I can't remember,

02:16:20.520 but we had them in our tank.

02:16:22.160 Um,

02:16:22.740 we,

02:16:23.020 and we had to practice and call up and we had to get a license to do that,

02:16:26.680 man.

02:16:28.400 Yeah.

02:16:28.760 We had to be licensed to use those radios.

02:16:31.500 Um,

02:16:31.900 so we had to go to this long tests,

02:16:34.020 very long.

02:16:35.120 Um,

02:16:35.520 they were like a month long.

02:16:36.560 We had to go to a place out in,

02:16:37.940 um,

02:16:39.080 um,

02:16:40.080 29 palms to a radio school out there. 0.99

02:16:43.320 It sucked. 0.67

02:16:43.820 You know what I mean? 0.90

02:16:47.640 But yeah,

02:16:48.060 did you want to,

02:16:49.160 did you want them out in front of you or were they out in front of,

02:16:52.140 I mean,

02:16:52.680 I'm not pretending to,

02:16:54.800 I mean,

02:16:55.080 I,

02:16:55.400 I do a lot of work in mission.

02:16:57.460 My friend,

02:16:57.980 the battlefield is a big place and we don't get to see the whole battlefield.

02:17:02.520 So we get moved in to different parts and we get told what to expect,

02:17:06.480 you know,

02:17:07.220 by aerial reconnaissance and through the chain of command.

02:17:10.240 Otherwise we're just out there,

02:17:12.140 um,

02:17:13.180 contacting,

02:17:13.780 identifying enemy on our own,

02:17:15.520 running that up to channel or,

02:17:17.400 and,

02:17:17.600 or destroying it right in,

02:17:18.820 right in place.

02:17:21.960 How do the,

02:17:22.700 how do the warthogs play into that?

02:17:24.340 Are they,

02:17:24.900 are they as,

02:17:25.820 uh,

02:17:26.260 nasty as they say they are?

02:17:27.860 really for us.

02:17:34.020 See,

02:17:34.540 the Marines are a little different than the army.

02:17:36.320 The army would have access to things like warthogs, 0.71

02:17:41.020 um,

02:17:41.540 to do their ground combat with.

02:17:43.600 We didn't really have that.

02:17:45.580 We had,

02:17:46.140 we were,

02:17:46.520 we were what's called a M EU,

02:17:49.560 a Marine amphibious unit.

02:17:51.440 We were basically the size of battalion landing team.

02:17:54.900 That was our size. 0.99

02:17:55.940 So we didn't have like a lot of fancy shit. 0.99

02:17:58.700 Like the, 0.99

02:17:59.000 the things that we had available to us were cobras,

02:18:02.400 which are,

02:18:02.960 you know what the cobra is if you know what the Apache is. 1.00

02:18:05.200 So we had those available to us.

02:18:08.000 And we also had Harrier jump jets available to us.

02:18:11.420 Those are what we used.

02:18:13.520 Um,

02:18:14.000 we didn't have air force support,

02:18:16.360 army support,

02:18:17.240 any real support at all.

02:18:18.840 It was all,

02:18:19.540 all Marine support.

02:18:20.660 The pilots were Marines,

02:18:22.480 um,

02:18:22.720 tankers are Marines.

02:18:23.600 So it's all in just Marine Corps brotherhood.

02:18:26.680 If you know what I mean,

02:18:28.440 hoorah,

02:18:29.400 can I get a hoorah?

02:18:30.560 Amen.

02:18:32.820 Uh,

02:18:33.180 so I just wanted to point out the way,

02:18:37.860 the way you talk compared to,

02:18:40.340 uh,

02:18:40.540 like the so-called Navy SEALs or the special ops team.

02:18:43.360 Cause they bring on these Jewish guys who are on special ops teams.

02:18:46.520 Cause they bring on these podcasts. 0.99

02:18:47.740 The way they tell the stories seems fucking fake, 0.95

02:18:51.380 but the way you talk seems like you actually know what you're talking about. 0.96

02:18:54.280 Cause you're talking about the coordinating other groups,

02:18:56.300 all that.

02:18:57.040 And you're talking about it pretty well.

02:18:59.320 But when you listen to these podcasts,

02:19:01.340 military personnel that are making big time money,

02:19:04.360 it's almost like they never actually seen combat.

02:19:06.400 They just can't train you.

02:19:08.020 You know,

02:19:08.620 I just want to put that,

02:19:09.500 but it seems like you actually were in the thick of it.

02:19:11.560 And there's a difference.

02:19:13.040 Wow.

02:19:13.700 I appreciate that.

02:19:16.400 Yeah.

02:19:16.960 Um,

02:19:17.980 you know,

02:19:18.280 everybody wants to be a Marine.

02:19:20.480 Isn't that the truth?

02:19:21.800 Everybody turn around. 0.99

02:19:22.700 Everybody wants to be a frigging Marine. 0.99

02:19:24.760 Um, 0.99

02:19:26.120 if they only knew

02:19:27.180 what they had to do to get to become a Marine,

02:19:31.580 they wouldn't want to do it so bad.

02:19:33.940 You know what I mean? 0.99

02:19:35.760 It's hard as shit. 0.99

02:19:37.140 And you guys probably know that 0.99

02:19:38.620 in the Marine Corps,

02:19:41.240 um,

02:19:41.760 you do not

02:19:42.520 if you feel bootcamp,

02:19:45.060 they give you a ride back to your house

02:19:47.200 and that's it.

02:19:48.260 You don't pass.

02:19:49.540 It's back to your house

02:19:50.580 in the army.

02:19:51.660 They'll keep you

02:19:52.220 and retrain you

02:19:53.120 and keep retraining.

02:19:53.960 The Marine Corps,

02:19:54.440 it's a fail. 1.00

02:19:55.160 Get the fuck out of here. 0.99

02:19:56.760 Roll, 0.99

02:19:57.400 roll, 1.00

02:19:57.660 motherfucker. 1.00

02:19:58.140 You know what I mean? 1.00

02:19:58.660 That's how,

02:19:59.100 that's what it's like.

02:19:59.940 So it's like trying out for,

02:20:01.700 you know,

02:20:02.240 if you guys ever had to try out for a football team,

02:20:03.980 it's like trying out for the best football team.

02:20:05.980 Like,

02:20:06.440 you know,

02:20:06.980 NFL style,

02:20:08.680 you know,

02:20:08.820 you're trying out to be on a team

02:20:10.420 and you don't cut it.

02:20:11.640 You don't cut it.

02:20:13.000 You know,

02:20:13.660 but that's what it's,

02:20:15.620 that's what it is.

02:20:16.920 That's the,

02:20:17.560 that's the reality of it.

02:20:19.240 I have a bunch of really cool,

02:20:20.580 um, 0.99

02:20:22.600 shit. 0.99

02:20:23.000 I'm not going to share with you guys, 0.99

02:20:24.200 but some good,

02:20:25.620 uh,

02:20:25.940 mind memes about that stuff.

02:20:28.420 But yeah,

02:20:28.960 man,

02:20:29.080 it's all about teamwork and coordination

02:20:30.620 and you learn it to a degree

02:20:32.420 that like,

02:20:33.660 you know,

02:20:33.940 take a look at

02:20:34.560 inside of my tank.

02:20:37.720 I could literally

02:20:38.620 reach my arms out

02:20:40.080 in any direction

02:20:40.840 and touch everybody else.

02:20:42.060 The three of us

02:20:43.100 that were in the turret,

02:20:44.180 the one guy was down in the hole.

02:20:45.700 So I couldn't really get to him,

02:20:47.100 um,

02:20:48.340 as easy,

02:20:48.880 but we all knew

02:20:51.380 that one round

02:20:52.540 from the enemy tank

02:20:54.000 that hits us

02:20:54.940 is going to turn us

02:20:56.600 together

02:20:58.760 through a hole

02:21:00.500 on the other side

02:21:01.540 as Swiss cheese humans

02:21:03.800 all munched together.

02:21:05.020 they're going to, 0.90

02:21:05.620 it's going to suck us out

02:21:06.600 the hole

02:21:07.160 on the other side

02:21:08.000 like a small hole,

02:21:09.360 a fist size hole. 1.00

02:21:10.640 Humans is going to suck 1.00

02:21:11.620 all three of us 1.00

02:21:12.360 out that fucking hole 1.00

02:21:13.420 together 1.00

02:21:14.120 and we're going to be

02:21:14.620 laying on the outside

02:21:15.420 of the tank

02:21:16.000 in a puddle of bloods

02:21:17.660 and bones

02:21:18.300 and uniforms 0.99

02:21:19.400 and shit. 0.99

02:21:20.660 And that was our reality. 1.00

02:21:22.340 Okay?

02:21:22.820 We knew that that's how

02:21:23.800 we were going to die together

02:21:24.760 if we did not have

02:21:26.300 our teamwork

02:21:26.760 and coordination 0.96

02:21:27.600 nailed the fuck down. 0.98

02:21:29.800 It had to be 0.98

02:21:30.620 completely nailed 0.92

02:21:31.920 the fuck down. 0.99

02:21:33.120 Or we were dead, man. 1.00

02:21:33.880 We were all dead.

02:21:34.660 And we knew it. 1.00

02:21:35.760 One fucking loser 1.00

02:21:36.500 on a tank crew 1.00

02:21:37.280 and you know what?

02:21:37.800 We're all going to die.

02:21:39.460 That's because

02:21:39.960 one failure

02:21:40.800 is a failure.

02:21:41.700 It'll kill us all.

02:21:43.000 So if you want to talk

02:21:44.060 about teamwork

02:21:45.080 and what it costs

02:21:46.740 and

02:21:47.140 the value

02:21:49.520 of having it,

02:21:50.720 that's the value

02:21:51.500 of having it right there.

02:21:52.440 You stay alive.

02:21:53.120 Right?

02:21:56.540 Sorry, guys.

02:21:59.240 So what do you think?

02:22:00.180 Any more questions on that?

02:22:01.840 And I appreciate you

02:22:02.920 for the compliment,

02:22:04.680 my friend.

02:22:07.320 Yeah.

02:22:08.440 Watchful,

02:22:09.040 I see you're

02:22:11.280 a space associate

02:22:12.040 of On The Line.

02:22:14.100 Yes.

02:22:15.120 What's the,

02:22:16.180 you guys,

02:22:16.800 is this the nature

02:22:17.740 of the conversations

02:22:18.500 that you have on there?

02:22:19.540 What's the space about?

02:22:21.120 You want to

02:22:21.420 feel free to

02:22:23.100 to shill it here

02:22:24.400 and let people

02:22:25.260 know about it.

02:22:27.440 Okay.

02:22:28.260 Sure.

02:22:28.620 I appreciate that.

02:22:29.880 Well,

02:22:30.240 On The Line

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02:22:47.960 I didn't do it today

02:22:48.520 because I had an appointment.

02:22:49.500 I had to go to an appointment

02:22:50.420 so I got off.

02:22:53.700 Is that

02:22:54.540 Eastern time,

02:22:55.700 Pacific time? 0.53

02:22:56.200 Yeah,

02:22:56.380 that's Eastern time.

02:22:58.240 Yes, sir.

02:22:58.600 Okay.

02:22:58.860 12 o'clock noon,

02:23:00.560 Eastern,

02:23:00.940 high noon.

02:23:02.620 And we can talk

02:23:03.680 really,

02:23:04.220 we can talk about

02:23:04.860 anything you want,

02:23:05.960 but primarily

02:23:06.920 the important things

02:23:07.820 to talk about,

02:23:08.720 things that you need

02:23:09.560 to know.

02:23:10.760 Because we're coming

02:23:11.560 to a head here,

02:23:12.320 ladies and gentlemen,

02:23:13.020 and I'm sure

02:23:13.360 all of you can feel it.

02:23:15.200 So,

02:23:15.580 what is it that we need

02:23:16.580 to know?

02:23:16.840 Let's get those

02:23:17.440 problems identified,

02:23:19.600 let's get them fixed

02:23:20.260 and get them wrapped up

02:23:20.980 and let's get ready

02:23:21.720 for,

02:23:22.340 let's get ready

02:23:22.980 to rumble.

02:23:25.460 You know what I mean?

02:23:28.060 Yeah.

02:23:28.700 Yeah,

02:23:28.980 we do.

02:23:29.680 We talk about that often.

02:23:31.280 It's,

02:23:31.440 it's,

02:23:31.860 it's a very,

02:23:35.440 you know,

02:23:36.160 we,

02:23:36.400 we speak it to it

02:23:38.040 the best of our ability

02:23:39.400 to,

02:23:39.880 to have somebody

02:23:40.860 who has military experience

02:23:43.100 and what it really looks like

02:23:45.060 is valuable.

02:23:46.840 you know,

02:23:48.180 what,

02:23:48.460 what is,

02:23:49.640 we,

02:23:49.900 you,

02:23:50.500 I,

02:23:50.700 I mentioned Tim Poole

02:23:52.180 earlier as a part

02:23:53.040 of my,

02:23:53.400 my pipeline.

02:23:54.500 I started seeing clips

02:23:55.620 of his,

02:23:56.720 you know,

02:23:58.560 and coming from

02:23:59.060 an anti-establishment

02:24:00.520 framework myself,

02:24:02.660 you know,

02:24:03.060 I,

02:24:03.520 I resonated with some

02:24:05.120 of the things

02:24:05.580 he was talking about

02:24:06.640 and one of the things

02:24:07.720 that he,

02:24:08.080 he brought up

02:24:08.640 and I,

02:24:08.900 I,

02:24:09.280 I don't consider him

02:24:10.860 a,

02:24:11.240 a,

02:24:12.360 very astute

02:24:14.120 in this,

02:24:14.820 but he talks about

02:24:15.740 civil war a lot

02:24:17.020 and,

02:24:18.000 and,

02:24:19.560 you know,

02:24:19.940 we've,

02:24:20.300 we've,

02:24:20.660 that's kind of become

02:24:21.940 the Overton window

02:24:24.700 as it is,

02:24:25.660 has shifted

02:24:26.200 to include that

02:24:27.860 as a major possibility.

02:24:29.740 Do you see that

02:24:31.100 in some form

02:24:32.880 exploding here

02:24:34.720 in the near future

02:24:35.560 here in the United States?

02:24:37.340 I,

02:24:39.480 I do.

02:24:43.380 Yeah,

02:24:43.860 I mean,

02:24:44.260 I don't want to,

02:24:46.520 I mean,

02:24:49.240 I'm familiar

02:24:49.660 with who

02:24:50.180 Tim Pool is,

02:24:51.120 not really familiar

02:24:52.120 with the stuff.

02:24:53.740 Um,

02:24:54.960 um,

02:24:57.140 so he's a doomsday

02:24:58.120 guy like Alex Jones?

02:25:01.440 He,

02:25:01.600 he's,

02:25:02.000 uh,

02:25:02.540 he's not quite,

02:25:03.440 he's first.

02:25:03.840 Yeah,

02:25:04.680 he's,

02:25:04.840 he's more of a gatekeeper.

02:25:06.480 Um,

02:25:07.280 okay.

02:25:08.000 Yeah,

02:25:08.520 he's,

02:25:08.960 he's a young guy.

02:25:10.220 Uh,

02:25:10.460 he got his start

02:25:11.280 at Occupy Wall Street

02:25:13.000 and then,

02:25:13.940 uh,

02:25:14.760 he got hired on

02:25:15.960 with,

02:25:16.420 uh,

02:25:16.780 with a few,

02:25:17.480 uh,

02:25:18.300 big operations,

02:25:19.300 uh,

02:25:20.300 was one of the,

02:25:21.120 the founders

02:25:22.080 of,

02:25:22.520 of Vice News,

02:25:24.420 um,

02:25:25.580 or one of the first guys,

02:25:26.840 so I wouldn't call him

02:25:27.660 a founder,

02:25:28.120 but one of the first guys

02:25:29.080 on Vice News

02:25:29.820 helped get that off

02:25:30.680 the ground

02:25:31.160 and then went independent.

02:25:32.300 He talks about a lot

02:25:33.900 of geopolitics,

02:25:35.000 a lot of cultural issues,

02:25:36.580 um,

02:25:37.660 and,

02:25:38.120 uh,

02:25:38.260 he talks about,

02:25:39.160 uh,

02:25:39.860 civil war a lot,

02:25:41.260 the coming civil war.

02:25:42.780 Um,

02:25:43.380 but he's,

02:25:43.900 he's more of a gatekeeper,

02:25:45.000 uh,

02:25:45.900 and,

02:25:46.340 uh,

02:25:46.560 and doesn't,

02:25:48.020 uh,

02:25:49.500 and even shuts down

02:25:51.020 conversation regarding Israel,

02:25:53.080 uh,

02:25:54.700 and,

02:25:55.340 uh,

02:25:55.580 and that kind of thing.

02:25:57.400 So as,

02:25:58.480 as Fitz side said,

02:25:59.580 he's kind of Israel first guy,

02:26:01.520 uh,

02:26:02.280 and that's kind of where,

02:26:03.160 you know,

02:26:03.700 you,

02:26:03.860 you listen to him for a while

02:26:05.100 and all of a sudden you see

02:26:06.020 he's got,

02:26:06.700 uh,

02:26:07.680 a firewall on,

02:26:09.720 uh,

02:26:09.980 on certain topics,

02:26:11.240 uh,

02:26:11.860 that he avoids

02:26:12.860 or he downplays,

02:26:13.980 uh,

02:26:14.600 and then you look at his,

02:26:15.620 uh,

02:26:16.000 his,

02:26:16.380 his influence network

02:26:18.140 that includes,

02:26:19.140 uh,

02:26:20.580 Ben Shapiro,

02:26:22.220 uh,

02:26:23.000 you know,

02:26:23.420 um,

02:26:24.000 Dave Rubin,

02:26:25.280 et cetera.

02:26:26.280 So he's,

02:26:27.140 he's just,

02:26:27.920 uh,

02:26:28.320 you know, 0.80

02:26:28.640 he's the epitome of grifter probably 0.95

02:26:31.000 if there is such a thing, 0.85

02:26:32.680 um,

02:26:33.560 in terms of,

02:26:34.920 of what he's doing and,

02:26:36.240 and he won't touch certain topics,

02:26:38.280 um,

02:26:40.160 in that sense.

02:26:47.240 Well,

02:26:47.840 it doesn't sound like I'm,

02:26:48.720 it doesn't sound like I'm missing anything.

02:26:50.780 No,

02:26:51.360 yeah,

02:26:51.500 you're not,

02:26:52.100 you're not,

02:26:52.540 I,

02:26:52.700 I haven't watched him in years now.

02:26:54.980 You know,

02:26:55.280 once,

02:26:55.720 once you see,

02:26:57.160 once you see it,

02:26:57.960 you can't unsee it and it just becomes boring,

02:27:00.080 uh,

02:27:00.800 because you know,

02:27:01.460 he's not gonna,

02:27:02.720 you know,

02:27:03.080 he's not gonna unpack everything.

02:27:04.960 And then it's like,

02:27:05.780 okay,

02:27:06.040 well,

02:27:06.320 we're just listening to things go in circles here.

02:27:08.040 So he's,

02:27:08.480 he's kind of,

02:27:09.080 uh,

02:27:09.700 uh,

02:27:10.300 a,

02:27:10.760 a pass through pipeline for certain people on certain topics.

02:27:14.240 Uh,

02:27:14.680 but I,

02:27:15.160 I will point out since he's a topic of conversation for the moment,

02:27:18.400 uh,

02:27:19.240 is a Germanic friend,

02:27:21.240 um,

02:27:22.700 who's a German guy organizing,

02:27:25.060 uh,

02:27:26.260 a political movement in Germany,

02:27:28.620 uh,

02:27:29.460 and an attempt to,

02:27:30.320 I think,

02:27:30.560 take back Frankfurt.

02:27:31.940 Uh,

02:27:32.480 I think that's the city that he's in and he's trying to organize to,

02:27:36.460 uh,

02:27:36.700 become a political leader in Frankfurt.

02:27:38.740 But he,

02:27:39.800 uh,

02:27:40.460 Tim Poole recently,

02:27:41.680 uh,

02:27:42.740 posted that a, 0.90

02:27:43.840 a group of white people is called a cracker barrel, 0.93

02:27:48.020 uh, 0.71

02:27:48.620 kind of a tongue in cheek,

02:27:49.780 uh,

02:27:50.160 little,

02:27:50.660 you know,

02:27:51.560 um,

02:27:52.160 um,

02:27:54.000 post,

02:27:54.700 uh,

02:27:55.440 but Germanic friend,

02:27:57.080 uh,

02:27:58.400 he,

02:27:59.320 he posted,

02:28:00.820 uh,

02:28:01.120 a ratio,

02:28:02.060 uh,

02:28:03.100 comment to that said a,

02:28:05.500 Oh,

02:28:05.920 what,

02:28:06.280 what was it here?

02:28:07.720 Um,

02:28:08.520 a group of,

02:28:09.840 um,

02:28:10.060 I'm gonna have to,

02:28:11.780 I,

02:28:12.000 I retweeted,

02:28:13.000 I'm going to pull it up here,

02:28:13.960 but he,

02:28:14.240 he ratioed Tim pretty good,

02:28:16.240 um,

02:28:17.580 with this.

02:28:19.520 I should have it right here.

02:28:25.620 Uh,

02:28:26.140 I,

02:28:26.440 I,

02:28:26.860 uh,

02:28:27.700 maybe I didn't repost it.

02:28:32.420 Um,

02:28:33.100 but he said,

02:28:33.760 you know,

02:28:34.060 a group of,

02:28:34.880 uh,

02:28:36.080 of shills is called a Tim cast.

02:28:38.840 Uh,

02:28:39.400 so it's a,

02:28:40.260 you know,

02:28:40.940 just,

02:28:41.540 it's just fun stuff on the timeline.

02:28:43.240 It's,

02:28:43.520 uh,

02:28:43.980 you know,

02:28:44.980 trivial,

02:28:45.700 but.

02:28:46.900 Well,

02:28:47.400 back,

02:28:47.780 if you want to know more about what,

02:28:49.400 what we do is we do,

02:28:50.780 we do topics on my,

02:28:52.820 on my show that I do with a theory cast.

02:28:55.740 Um,

02:28:56.640 it's basically topics of the day.

02:28:58.780 And when I can get any,

02:29:00.100 every opportunity,

02:29:00.860 I can get in a shot for,

02:29:02.200 um, 0.98

02:29:02.820 IQ intelligence and,

02:29:04.460 and,

02:29:04.760 um,

02:29:05.980 who's on the right.

02:29:07.120 I do it.

02:29:09.400 I push,

02:29:11.080 you know,

02:29:11.220 white,

02:29:11.480 right all the time.

02:29:14.320 Yeah.

02:29:14.840 I like to,

02:29:15.340 I like to say over here,

02:29:16.560 we're not,

02:29:17.200 we're not right wing,

02:29:18.100 but we're white wing.

02:29:19.380 Yeah.

02:29:19.900 Uh,

02:29:21.080 yeah.

02:29:21.520 It's,

02:29:22.000 uh,

02:29:22.500 you know,

02:29:22.760 knowing that these,

02:29:24.680 uh,

02:29:24.900 these conservatives have,

02:29:27.080 uh,

02:29:27.740 no interest.

02:29:29.020 They,

02:29:29.160 you know,

02:29:29.260 it's big tent conservatism now with,

02:29:31.460 uh,

02:29:31.840 with Hindu prayers at the Republican national convention and,

02:29:35.980 and so forth.

02:29:37.220 Uh,

02:29:37.600 it's,

02:29:38.600 it's,

02:29:39.040 uh,

02:29:39.720 a lost cause there.

02:29:43.920 Do you,

02:29:44.780 do you,

02:29:45.120 that do you find there to be a potential political solution here?

02:29:49.380 Or is this,

02:29:50.120 is this just,

02:29:50.780 uh,

02:29:51.620 uh,

02:29:51.940 heading down,

02:29:52.720 uh,

02:29:53.380 the,

02:29:53.700 the tracks on a,

02:29:56.660 on a runaway train toward,

02:29:59.240 um,

02:30:00.340 you know,

02:30:00.580 something that nobody really wants to fathom.

02:30:05.960 Um,

02:30:06.600 I,

02:30:06.940 what I would say about it,

02:30:08.080 I would say,

02:30:08.780 pray for the best and,

02:30:16.040 and,

02:30:16.400 or hope for the best prepared for the worst.

02:30:19.400 And there's nothing that doesn't keep you from doing that.

02:30:22.880 What I mean?

02:30:23.740 A lot of these situations are out of our hands.

02:30:26.560 They're out of our control.

02:30:27.780 You can see they've been cooking off for a long time.

02:30:30.680 Um,

02:30:31.060 so that leaves you with taking care of things with your family unit,

02:30:35.720 getting your communication squared away.

02:30:37.660 Tell me everybody in this room,

02:30:39.400 your communications,

02:30:40.180 I'm going to say it out loud. 1.00

02:30:41.220 Your communications are fucked up and are not squared away. 1.00

02:30:44.620 They are. 1.00

02:30:45.320 I already know they are.

02:30:46.720 Are you a ham radio operator?

02:30:48.120 I am.

02:30:49.100 Do you have a set that you can talk around the world?

02:30:51.740 Mine does.

02:30:53.060 Do I need batteries to operate it?

02:30:54.660 Yes,

02:30:54.820 I do.

02:30:55.220 I have them.

02:30:55.720 You know what I mean? 0.97

02:30:57.840 I got the antenna and everything I need to be able to do shit like that. 0.67

02:31:01.380 And I got mobile variants of the same.

02:31:04.220 Because you know what the king of the battlefield is?

02:31:06.260 Mobility.

02:31:07.940 Mobility is the king of the battlefield.

02:31:10.120 If you can't move,

02:31:11.240 you're dead. 0.69

02:31:12.300 That's the same thing with everything in life. 0.95

02:31:14.180 You know,

02:31:14.480 you got to be fluid.

02:31:16.080 You got to be able to move and outmaneuver your enemy.

02:31:19.280 That's what it's all about.

02:31:22.100 Right?

02:31:23.460 Can I get an oorah?

02:31:26.720 Hoorah! 1.00

02:31:28.920 You know,

02:31:29.480 we got to be.

02:31:30.120 Yes,

02:31:30.520 sir.

02:31:31.240 Go ahead.

02:31:31.880 On the ham radio note there,

02:31:35.220 I know those are necessitate a license.

02:31:39.400 Is this something you advocate?

02:31:41.020 Yeah.

02:31:41.320 Yes.

02:31:42.380 If you want to, 0.99

02:31:42.960 if you want to be the real fucking deal, 0.99

02:31:44.300 my man, 0.99

02:31:45.320 you got to have, 1.00

02:31:46.280 you got to get your licensors and your shit squared away. 0.98

02:31:49.040 You're eventually going to, 0.99

02:31:50.140 you need to do that.

02:31:50.920 Just like you need to go down and introduce yourself to the share and say,

02:31:54.500 Hey,

02:31:55.720 my name's,

02:31:56.580 you know,

02:31:56.820 X,

02:31:57.120 Y,

02:31:57.340 and Z and stick your hand out there and say,

02:31:59.460 listen,

02:32:00.900 you know,

02:32:01.500 tell him about yourself and ask him a question that you want to ask him.

02:32:05.120 Let him get to know,

02:32:06.320 get to see your face.

02:32:07.520 You know,

02:32:08.480 my,

02:32:08.820 my expectation is that you're not siding with any feds coming over here to my,

02:32:12.280 my house.

02:32:13.920 That's what,

02:32:14.560 that's what I expect from my sheriff.

02:32:16.440 I said,

02:32:17.040 you're,

02:32:17.320 you're there to help me,

02:32:18.400 not to help the feds.

02:32:19.940 So if they ever show up,

02:32:21.620 Bushy tail,

02:32:22.500 then you're there to navigate for,

02:32:23.880 of me.

02:32:25.720 Right.

02:32:28.740 Yeah.

02:32:29.180 A hundred percent.

02:32:29.960 I agree with that.

02:32:31.000 A hundred percent.

02:32:31.700 It is,

02:32:32.540 it is something that I have in my community with our County Sheriff.

02:32:37.920 Oh,

02:32:38.140 that's great.

02:32:40.540 Yeah.

02:32:41.920 Everybody should do that.

02:32:43.440 I mean,

02:32:43.740 you should be the one sticking your hand out there,

02:32:45.480 introducing yourself.

02:32:46.560 Cause you know what?

02:32:47.240 The other kinds of people don't do that.

02:32:49.140 They all run and hide.

02:32:50.220 They don't want to have anything to do with the,

02:32:51.980 the DA or the share for the cops.

02:32:54.860 You know what I mean?

02:32:56.100 Me?

02:32:57.200 It's a different way around.

02:33:00.980 Yeah,

02:33:01.480 that's,

02:33:01.880 that's professional grade.

02:33:03.100 And it is something that everyone should do.

02:33:06.200 I was very friendly with our,

02:33:09.800 our police department here,

02:33:11.860 local police department and our sheriff.

02:33:16.520 And it,

02:33:18.260 I thought that was actually,

02:33:20.340 this is pre 2020.

02:33:21.580 I thought that was sufficient.

02:33:23.640 I figured,

02:33:24.980 you know,

02:33:25.560 that,

02:33:25.900 you know,

02:33:26.880 these relationships were,

02:33:29.720 were proper.

02:33:31.580 And,

02:33:32.400 you know,

02:33:32.800 that I was taken care of when 2020 came around and I saw the nature of

02:33:39.020 our governor here,

02:33:40.120 saw the nature of what was going on nationally.

02:33:44.380 You know,

02:33:44.980 I lost faith in that.

02:33:46.280 I still appreciate the relationships and the political purpose.

02:33:50.640 purpose for knowing them and making sure that you're an advocate for

02:33:56.540 yourself and that you're proactive.

02:33:58.580 But at the same time,

02:34:00.060 also knowing that,

02:34:01.700 you know,

02:34:02.880 many of them,

02:34:04.980 if given an order,

02:34:06.320 they're going to follow that order and they're not going to,

02:34:10.620 you know,

02:34:12.660 you know,

02:34:12.860 many of them.

02:34:13.400 And I have a relationship with some,

02:34:14.880 I know that there can be exceptions,

02:34:17.080 but it's,

02:34:17.800 it was,

02:34:18.560 it was,

02:34:19.120 for me,

02:34:21.180 I still consider it a wake up call to the,

02:34:24.220 to the nature of what's really happening.

02:34:26.300 Kind of re resumed a,

02:34:30.200 a far more skeptical attitude toward the,

02:34:35.320 the institution and,

02:34:38.320 and understanding,

02:34:39.280 you know,

02:34:40.160 what,

02:34:40.520 what's,

02:34:41.020 what bigger political moves are taking place that do you,

02:34:46.360 do you agree with that?

02:34:48.580 Oh man,

02:34:49.200 I know where you're at.

02:34:50.120 I know,

02:34:50.400 I know what I,

02:34:51.200 what I agree with is that I understand how,

02:34:53.740 you know,

02:34:54.060 you want to dip out on,

02:34:55.320 on some of these tough kind of things.

02:34:57.580 Cause you're spread out thin.

02:34:59.560 Is that about right?

02:35:00.500 You're spread out thin.

02:35:01.340 And you know what?

02:35:03.280 Dealing with the fuzz is always uncomfortable just because he's the fuzz.

02:35:07.840 Right?

02:35:08.880 So I'm not saying anything is easy.

02:35:11.080 You don't get easy anymore.

02:35:12.420 Easy was yesterday.

02:35:14.100 You feel me?

02:35:14.920 Easy was yesterday.

02:35:16.020 Right.

02:35:16.860 Today,

02:35:17.180 today,

02:35:17.820 today, 0.99

02:35:18.260 and tomorrow we get off our ass and we get her done. 0.99

02:35:22.020 But yesterday, 0.99

02:35:22.980 the only easy day was yesterday,

02:35:24.360 baby.

02:35:25.400 You know,

02:35:25.980 and,

02:35:26.120 and we're going places,

02:35:27.740 you know,

02:35:28.880 as Aryan,

02:35:29.600 as blonde haired,

02:35:30.520 blue eyed people,

02:35:31.220 we're going places. 1.00

02:35:32.620 We're leaving the rest of them behind because we don't have time for that shit. 1.00

02:35:36.000 They're stupid shit. 1.00

02:35:37.180 They're low, 1.00

02:35:37.620 low energy. 1.00

02:35:38.720 They're low energy shit. 1.00

02:35:40.580 Oh, 1.00

02:35:40.960 you want to run out of car? 0.97

02:35:41.840 Everybody a Nazi. 0.77

02:35:42.720 Oh,

02:35:42.920 okay. 1.00

02:35:44.660 Dumb asses. 1.00

02:35:46.620 But we'll go work on our, 1.00

02:35:47.960 our frigging, 0.93

02:35:48.740 you know, 0.99

02:35:49.260 anti-grav machines.

02:35:51.460 Right.

02:35:51.920 We'll have those going.

02:35:52.840 I think uncle had had some down there in Antarctica.

02:35:56.520 I think he did.

02:36:00.440 You know, 1.00

02:36:01.180 I don't know if you guys even know about that kind of shit. 1.00

02:36:03.460 Yeah. 1.00

02:36:03.700 Yeah.

02:36:04.080 I think a lot of people in this room are,

02:36:07.100 are up to speed on that.

02:36:09.040 All right.

02:36:09.700 Right on.

02:36:10.260 Yeah.

02:36:10.880 Yeah.

02:36:12.380 Yeah.

02:36:12.780 It's,

02:36:13.120 it,

02:36:13.240 it really is.

02:36:13.960 We,

02:36:14.220 we are going to leave them behind.

02:36:15.480 When I calculate the waste of energy that we are,

02:36:22.720 are performing globally that the,

02:36:25.200 that the white people have,

02:36:26.780 have wasted in attempting to bring about these other races to a level that, 0.99

02:36:35.820 that they can comport themselves as civilized people.

02:36:40.520 You know,

02:36:41.160 the waste of resources there,

02:36:42.960 if reallocated toward progress and innovation,

02:36:45.440 we would be in a completely different civilization at this point.

02:36:51.300 And that's what I look for.

02:36:52.240 I have a,

02:36:52.600 I have a optimistic view that that's,

02:36:55.440 that is where we're headed once we reorganize.

02:36:58.700 And we,

02:36:59.700 and we look at,

02:37:01.380 at different analogs in history.

02:37:04.180 You know,

02:37:04.800 a lot of times we look to the third Reich and,

02:37:08.960 and see that as,

02:37:10.700 as something that a lot of lessons can be learned from.

02:37:14.620 A lot of things can be taken from in,

02:37:16.980 in terms of what was reorganized and restructured for the betterment of their

02:37:22.480 people.

02:37:22.940 Uh,

02:37:24.140 and,

02:37:26.000 and,

02:37:26.540 and then looking at where we are today,

02:37:29.900 you know,

02:37:31.060 the,

02:37:31.500 uh,

02:37:32.080 Germany is about the size of California.

02:37:34.780 Um,

02:37:35.500 and the demographics we have here,

02:37:39.980 uh,

02:37:40.840 and the way that we're metastasized as white people in California and across

02:37:45.300 the,

02:37:45.860 uh,

02:37:46.280 the United States,

02:37:47.360 it's a different dynamic.

02:37:49.620 Um,

02:37:50.620 and yeah,

02:37:51.700 I studied,

02:37:52.740 uh,

02:37:54.060 um,

02:37:54.920 uh,

02:37:55.380 a,

02:37:55.780 I think he was a Marine,

02:37:57.220 uh,

02:37:58.000 last name Teal.

02:37:59.500 Uh,

02:37:59.980 he wrote a book,

02:38:00.780 uh,

02:38:01.300 called,

02:38:01.860 uh,

02:38:02.020 fourth generational warfare.

02:38:04.140 And he,

02:38:07.060 uh,

02:38:07.640 so I,

02:38:08.320 I,

02:38:08.480 I studied,

02:38:09.140 um,

02:38:10.020 a bit of the,

02:38:10.760 the different generations there and seeing where we're at now is both,

02:38:15.440 okay,

02:38:15.700 we're metastasized,

02:38:17.060 spread out,

02:38:18.640 like you said,

02:38:19.280 spread thin,

02:38:20.260 but at the same time,

02:38:21.740 uh,

02:38:23.320 what that means in terms of our ability to communicate and to collectivize this

02:38:29.320 network of people,

02:38:30.520 uh,

02:38:31.240 for our purposes and to secure the existence of our people in a future for

02:38:35.740 white children.

02:38:37.200 We actually are.

02:38:41.660 Sorry,

02:38:42.260 I got a,

02:38:42.720 I got a phone call come in,

02:38:43.720 cut me out.

02:38:44.380 Um,

02:38:45.440 but the,

02:38:46.040 we have more white people on the planet today than we have ever before, 0.81

02:38:50.920 even if we are only 7% of the global population because of the explosion of the,

02:38:57.680 uh,

02:38:57.980 the Negroes and the Indians and the Chinese,

02:39:00.420 um,

02:39:02.140 and even probably the Arabs,

02:39:03.580 um,

02:39:04.660 as well.

02:39:05.940 And so the odds are against us,

02:39:08.580 but our numbers are,

02:39:09.960 are sound.

02:39:10.760 And we are all over the place as we collectivize and organize both in our local areas and in

02:39:20.640 these pockets of,

02:39:22.360 uh,

02:39:22.620 of communication where we can connect to people and say,

02:39:25.700 Oh,

02:39:25.980 cool.

02:39:26.400 You know,

02:39:26.740 we,

02:39:26.980 you're,

02:39:27.380 you're on the level,

02:39:28.280 uh,

02:39:29.080 you,

02:39:29.420 you can port yourself.

02:39:30.400 Well,

02:39:30.680 you've got assets that,

02:39:32.680 uh,

02:39:33.120 are contributive and we can actually,

02:39:35.440 uh,

02:39:36.740 begin to,

02:39:38.260 uh,

02:39:38.880 collectivize our efforts in a way that,

02:39:42.280 um,

02:39:43.140 I look at it as both,

02:39:44.760 um,

02:39:46.380 uh,

02:39:47.320 both socially agreeable,

02:39:50.560 uh,

02:39:51.100 as what RTTL is doing saying,

02:39:53.220 Hey,

02:39:53.360 we just,

02:39:53.840 we just want to be white people living among white people.

02:39:56.560 And then on the other side,

02:39:58.260 uh,

02:39:58.860 actually assessing the situation that we are under attack physically and biologically.

02:40:04.680 And that actually requires some level of response that moves beyond a lot of people's

02:40:12.180 comfort level,

02:40:12.860 but it is commensurate of the situation.

02:40:15.860 So I look at,

02:40:17.960 at this as a,

02:40:19.740 a nice,

02:40:20.500 actually a,

02:40:21.280 a,

02:40:21.500 uh,

02:40:22.700 a,

02:40:22.880 an agreeable place to be,

02:40:24.800 uh,

02:40:25.720 given even though the,

02:40:28.540 the odds are,

02:40:32.140 um,

02:40:33.520 are daunting.

02:40:34.940 Uh,

02:40:35.540 do you,

02:40:36.160 do you find that we're in a,

02:40:37.260 uh,

02:40:38.100 a reasonable place here in,

02:40:40.540 in terms of,

02:40:41.780 of,

02:40:42.720 uh,

02:40:42.880 where white people,

02:40:43.760 uh,

02:40:44.640 still stand,

02:40:45.860 uh,

02:40:46.300 both economically and culturally in our respective areas and,

02:40:50.640 uh,

02:40:50.840 and that can be utilized to,

02:40:53.220 uh,

02:40:53.920 to victory?

02:40:58.500 Well,

02:40:59.120 you know what?

02:40:59.700 I think right now,

02:41:01.600 now it's kind of a good time.

02:41:05.040 I'll tell you why,

02:41:06.180 why,

02:41:06.480 why the white race should, 0.99

02:41:08.080 should strike while it's hot. 0.99

02:41:09.800 Is it,

02:41:10.600 we got it,

02:41:11.520 we got a new hottie. 0.99

02:41:13.120 by the name of,

02:41:14.840 um,

02:41:15.740 Sweeney.

02:41:16.620 She doesn't really have to even play a big role in this,

02:41:19.440 but she's really more of a counter to the, 0.99

02:41:22.080 um,

02:41:22.860 what's her name? 1.00

02:41:23.480 That little scrap ass piece of nothing. 1.00

02:41:25.900 Taylor Swift. 0.99

02:41:26.680 That's it.

02:41:27.080 So she's,

02:41:28.760 we use her,

02:41:29.960 we use our model to combat their model.

02:41:32.000 Right.

02:41:32.340 But we need to have like our model.

02:41:34.160 Right.

02:41:34.880 And her being a white Christian follower of Trump,

02:41:37.700 that kind of makes her ours.

02:41:39.180 And with blonde hair,

02:41:40.120 blue eyes,

02:41:40.520 I mean,

02:41:41.140 there you go.

02:41:42.160 So what we need to do is continue because they get pissed off about that.

02:41:45.400 We need to continue to press that front.

02:41:47.600 For as far as sports go,

02:41:49.440 every sport that a black is on, 1.00

02:41:51.960 like, 0.62

02:41:52.380 um,

02:41:52.960 you know,

02:41:53.460 basketball,

02:41:54.800 um,

02:41:55.220 you know,

02:41:55.480 this,

02:41:55.720 uh,

02:41:55.860 what's her,

02:41:56.340 what's her name?

02:41:57.480 Clark.

02:41:58.340 Is that right?

02:41:59.200 You know,

02:41:59.420 I'm talking about that big old area gal next to her named Sophie. 1.00

02:42:04.660 Right.

02:42:06.020 We should be pushing those two because that's white excellence right there, 1.00

02:42:09.540 dude,

02:42:09.700 on the court.

02:42:10.780 And it's actually taken back basketball because who would have been in basketball?

02:42:15.080 Sure.

02:42:15.240 Wasn't them.

02:42:16.620 Right.

02:42:17.300 That's a fact.

02:42:18.120 So it's taken back these things that they have traditionally done,

02:42:21.720 done well at and,

02:42:22.840 or,

02:42:23.080 promoting our guys when our guys do excellent.

02:42:26.600 We don't do that enough.

02:42:27.940 Right.

02:42:28.260 We need to make more of a,

02:42:29.600 more of a party of it.

02:42:31.120 When,

02:42:31.440 when we actually went,

02:42:33.580 you know,

02:42:33.820 just keeping it,

02:42:34.460 let's just keep it real.

02:42:36.300 Keep it real.

02:42:37.360 Right.

02:42:38.720 Um,

02:42:39.840 so,

02:42:40.160 you know,

02:42:40.400 I think we need to press more.

02:42:41.620 I think we always need to press more.

02:42:44.740 You know what I mean?

02:42:45.560 I'm because I'm like that to me.

02:42:48.080 I'm a glass. 0.99

02:42:49.160 The glass is half empty and I want to fill that motherfucker up. 0.99

02:42:51.600 So let's go. 0.99

02:42:53.160 Yeah.

02:42:53.680 Yeah.

02:42:53.880 Yeah.

02:42:54.560 Yeah.

02:42:55.020 And I think culturally,

02:42:56.580 especially go back to the conservatives,

02:42:59.000 you know,

02:42:59.240 my,

02:43:00.020 I've always been independent.

02:43:01.440 I had an early career in politics in my early twenties and,

02:43:06.060 and kind of saw how a lot of the sausage was made.

02:43:09.100 Oh,

02:43:09.300 yeah.

02:43:09.480 And yeah.

02:43:10.880 And,

02:43:11.200 and so I was like,

02:43:12.360 okay,

02:43:12.760 you know,

02:43:13.200 I'm,

02:43:13.460 I'm,

02:43:13.840 I'm not into either one of these groups here.

02:43:17.920 Uh,

02:43:18.280 maybe they're both controlled opposition,

02:43:19.920 but one thing I saw,

02:43:21.580 you know,

02:43:21.860 I,

02:43:22.120 I align more with conservative values,

02:43:24.580 uh,

02:43:25.400 because,

02:43:25.980 uh,

02:43:26.760 the,

02:43:27.180 the other side,

02:43:28.320 uh,

02:43:28.900 is,

02:43:29.400 is simply about taking resources from,

02:43:32.880 uh,

02:43:34.120 the white people and giving them to people who don't deserve them. 0.99

02:43:37.220 Uh, 0.99

02:43:38.260 but still the,

02:43:40.580 the conservatives never could take advantage of a W it was,

02:43:45.560 it was always,

02:43:46.740 okay,

02:43:47.280 there's a W and there we go.

02:43:50.880 That's our win.

02:43:51.640 They never took ground.

02:43:52.820 They never,

02:43:53.520 they never,

02:43:54.460 uh,

02:43:55.160 you know,

02:43:56.020 um,

02:43:57.120 re retook,

02:43:58.260 uh,

02:43:58.940 lost ground.

02:43:59.880 It was always,

02:44:00.640 uh,

02:44:01.800 you know,

02:44:02.140 the wind that gave them a bit of breathing room.

02:44:05.280 Uh,

02:44:05.760 they just,

02:44:06.460 uh,

02:44:07.040 accepted that as except,

02:44:09.440 you know,

02:44:09.700 as,

02:44:10.100 as their W and then they left the ground open again and it just gets retaken by the people who they just beat instead of moving,

02:44:19.900 uh,

02:44:20.920 aggressively toward,

02:44:22.340 uh,

02:44:22.940 us and with a sense of conquest.

02:44:24.320 And I think without a sense of conquest,

02:44:26.560 you know,

02:44:27.140 everybody is doomed.

02:44:28.320 You,

02:44:28.900 you're either growing or you're shrinking,

02:44:30.940 uh,

02:44:31.680 you know,

02:44:32.040 being able to find respite and reprieve is not,

02:44:37.020 not the,

02:44:37.500 not the goal.

02:44:38.080 The goal is conquest and takeover.

02:44:41.640 And when you do that,

02:44:42.860 when you do that,

02:44:43.820 when you do conquest,

02:44:44.840 you attack and then you defend and then you attack and then you defend.

02:44:49.720 Right.

02:44:50.300 So it's always,

02:44:51.160 uh,

02:44:51.340 uh,

02:44:51.740 you know,

02:44:52.360 you're either attacking or defending,

02:44:53.780 but you can't let the enemy take back the ground.

02:44:56.200 And you've already taken, 0.86

02:44:57.100 that's ridiculous. 0.91

02:44:58.680 You know, 0.96

02:44:59.200 and,

02:44:59.400 and that's why we,

02:45:00.440 we,

02:45:00.760 we,

02:45:01.060 that's why we fail and we don't get ahead.

02:45:03.040 Like we should is that we're continually repeating the same mistakes over and over again.

02:45:07.860 And,

02:45:08.300 and going forward,

02:45:09.540 we're not going to be able to handle business like that.

02:45:12.820 You know,

02:45:13.340 that,

02:45:13.720 that's a pipe dream.

02:45:14.540 We have to do better.

02:45:15.440 We want to get ahead because we're behind in my mind.

02:45:18.520 Remember,

02:45:18.900 we're always fine.

02:45:20.040 You know what I mean?

02:45:20.820 Yeah.

02:45:21.180 So,

02:45:21.560 yeah.

02:45:22.100 Um,

02:45:22.620 I,

02:45:22.880 I want to be,

02:45:23.700 I want to be proactive.

02:45:25.120 I don't want to be reactive.

02:45:26.560 I want,

02:45:27.020 you know,

02:45:27.220 I want to attack things before they are actually in my face.

02:45:31.740 You know what I mean? 0.99

02:45:33.980 I don't want to meet anybody at my damn doorstep. 0.99

02:45:36.320 I mean, 0.99

02:45:36.680 that's not the place to meet them.

02:45:38.780 You know,

02:45:38.960 meet them in the street when they pull up,

02:45:40.680 don't meet them at your doorstep.

02:45:42.660 You know,

02:45:43.080 just talking out,

02:45:44.500 you know,

02:45:44.720 talking outside the box,

02:45:46.380 you know,

02:45:46.860 be proactive.

02:45:47.800 Don't be react.

02:45:48.560 That's what I'm saying.

02:45:49.840 And,

02:45:49.980 you know,

02:45:50.100 what that takes is good energy.

02:45:52.280 Um, 1.00

02:45:52.560 it takes some high energy frequencies to do that shit. 1.00

02:45:55.640 Um, 0.99

02:45:56.080 and everybody has to do their job and doing it right is hard,

02:46:00.100 but I'm sorry.

02:46:01.280 That's a burden.

02:46:02.160 You know what I mean? 0.97

02:46:03.140 Nobody gives a shit about your feelings in the real world. 0.98

02:46:06.040 You know what I mean? 0.99

02:46:06.760 That's your problem.

02:46:08.160 You know,

02:46:08.380 how you feeling?

02:46:08.940 That's your problem,

02:46:09.660 dude.

02:46:10.640 I mean,

02:46:11.180 you got,

02:46:11.440 you got people got to wake up. 0.99

02:46:12.980 Nobody gives a shit about you. 1.00

02:46:14.300 You need to fix your own shit. 1.00

02:46:16.060 So, 1.00

02:46:16.640 you know what I mean? 1.00

02:46:17.160 You need to get real and get your own shit fixed. 0.99

02:46:18.980 I ain't even kidding. 1.00

02:46:20.600 No,

02:46:20.700 like two bits.

02:46:22.860 Yep.

02:46:23.380 No,

02:46:23.600 I agreed.

02:46:24.520 Agreed.

02:46:25.080 It was a wake up call.

02:46:26.580 You know,

02:46:26.760 I spent,

02:46:27.260 uh,

02:46:27.660 more than a decade,

02:46:28.900 uh,

02:46:29.860 trying to help restore,

02:46:31.660 uh,

02:46:32.360 a sense of,

02:46:35.200 uh,

02:46:36.240 community in my city,

02:46:37.760 uh,

02:46:38.640 uh,

02:46:39.140 helping,

02:46:39.700 uh,

02:46:40.620 whoever I could.

02:46:42.080 And,

02:46:42.720 uh,

02:46:43.440 you know,

02:46:43.780 I won't go into all the details there,

02:46:45.580 uh,

02:46:46.080 but a good decade,

02:46:47.300 countless hours,

02:46:48.180 uh,

02:46:48.900 leading,

02:46:49.400 um,

02:46:51.060 organizations,

02:46:51.840 and then,

02:46:53.200 um,

02:46:53.980 finding out that the,

02:46:55.800 the resistance I was up against is,

02:46:58.220 uh,

02:46:59.060 the demand that I do that for the benefit of all these other people who in

02:47:03.860 fact just hate me and will always just hate me.

02:47:07.380 And any,

02:47:08.140 uh,

02:47:08.780 any esteem that,

02:47:10.780 that I get is only acceptable in the framing that,

02:47:17.180 um,

02:47:17.960 I am a colonizer and that I,

02:47:22.360 I,

02:47:22.780 uh,

02:47:23.340 you know,

02:47:23.640 have,

02:47:24.180 uh,

02:47:24.800 you know,

02:47:25.020 I'm a part of the offending class of people.

02:47:28.140 And,

02:47:28.660 uh,

02:47:28.820 it,

02:47:29.040 it,

02:47:29.220 it was,

02:47:29.780 uh,

02:47:30.300 it was a real wake up call in 2020,

02:47:32.020 but,

02:47:32.360 uh,

02:47:32.720 animal cracker,

02:47:33.560 get in there.

02:47:34.060 How are you doing,

02:47:34.640 man?

02:47:35.780 What's up guys?

02:47:37.140 Good afternoon on everybody.

02:47:38.600 Um,

02:47:39.040 I just wanted to piggyback off something watchful said real quick.

02:47:42.080 Uh,

02:47:42.360 it's pretty important.

02:47:43.840 Um,

02:47:44.240 you,

02:47:44.600 you do need a ham radio license to transmit.

02:47:46.820 You do not need a ham radio license to monitor channels,

02:47:50.520 which is very important.

02:47:52.160 And at the time you would probably need it the most in an emergency.

02:47:55.320 All those laws are null and void.

02:47:57.880 So I,

02:47:58.500 I suggest everybody get one.

02:48:00.560 There's a great little ham radio mobile called a Baufeng UV five R.

02:48:04.900 And they're less than $30 on Amazon.

02:48:07.400 Often you can find them on sale or get them bundled up in multiples for less

02:48:11.480 than $20 a piece.

02:48:13.120 There's also a guy on X named.

02:48:16.820 NC scout is at his brush beater.

02:48:19.880 He wrote a book called the gorilla's guide to the Baufeng radio,

02:48:23.720 which is the radio I was just talking about.

02:48:25.560 And it's absolutely amazing.

02:48:27.540 It has everything you'll need and all in for that.

02:48:30.180 And the radio,

02:48:31.080 it's less than $50.

02:48:32.540 And if you get it on sale,

02:48:33.720 it's even less than that.

02:48:35.160 Um,

02:48:35.520 but it explains how to use them,

02:48:37.360 how to program them,

02:48:38.320 how to access repeaters and how to,

02:48:40.800 uh,

02:48:41.160 find the information for all that in your local area.

02:48:43.780 So people look into that.

02:48:45.820 It's important.

02:48:46.860 Appreciate you guys.

02:48:49.020 Yeah.

02:48:49.540 Animal cracker,

02:48:50.320 uh,

02:48:50.520 real quick.

02:48:51.060 What was the handle?

02:48:52.880 Brush beater.

02:48:55.660 Can you spell that?

02:48:57.660 B R U S H B E A T E R.

02:49:02.920 And he is a,

02:49:04.180 uh,

02:49:04.780 he's an ex,

02:49:05.440 uh,

02:49:06.320 ex special forces comms guy,

02:49:07.880 I believe.

02:49:08.520 So he did a really thorough job and it's very simple to understand.

02:49:12.720 Oh,

02:49:13.200 that's great.

02:49:14.060 That's good knowledge right there,

02:49:15.360 man.

02:49:15.780 And I had,

02:49:16.340 I have heard of him before.

02:49:18.800 And I've heard of that book.

02:49:20.940 Um,

02:49:21.520 so I,

02:49:22.140 I can recommend that to you guys.

02:49:24.240 No,

02:49:24.480 bio thing is,

02:49:25.800 um,

02:49:27.160 it's a decent radio.

02:49:28.640 The problem with it is,

02:49:29.660 is a couple of things.

02:49:30.460 One is they're very small.

02:49:32.900 They're handheld.

02:49:33.840 Okay.

02:49:34.860 Um,

02:49:35.280 they mine,

02:49:36.020 mine is a powerful one.

02:49:37.340 It has eight Watts.

02:49:38.140 I have a bio thing too,

02:49:39.340 but it's not my,

02:49:39.980 my base station,

02:49:41.100 but I have a base station.

02:49:42.680 That's large and in charge.

02:49:44.120 I mean,

02:49:44.340 that,

02:49:44.500 that thing sent me back to grand.

02:49:46.160 You won't get away getting a base station for,

02:49:48.580 for,

02:49:48.960 you know,

02:49:49.840 50 bucks.

02:49:50.620 I mean,

02:49:51.000 you have to understand what you have is you're going to have a short range

02:49:53.960 communication device.

02:49:55.520 Right.

02:49:55.920 eye to eye or maybe.

02:49:57.580 Yeah,

02:49:57.740 man.

02:49:58.960 Um,

02:49:59.400 I was just suggesting that for budget friendly,

02:50:01.900 just because everybody should be able to afford that.

02:50:04.660 I,

02:50:04.980 I agree.

02:50:05.560 Um,

02:50:05.700 they actually bounce.

02:50:06.640 Balfang has more powerful ones too,

02:50:08.580 that are,

02:50:09.020 are way cheaper than some of them.

02:50:11.040 Um,

02:50:11.320 some of the more powerful,

02:50:12.760 uh,

02:50:13.360 stationary ham setups would probably be prohibitively,

02:50:16.460 uh,

02:50:16.840 excuse me,

02:50:17.260 prohibitively expensive for a lot of people.

02:50:19.480 Um,

02:50:19.880 but if you get the principles down and learn on it and you get that book and

02:50:23.180 learn how to use everything and you want to invest some more money,

02:50:26.180 there's a lot of people probably don't want to drop two,

02:50:28.100 three grand and not know how to use it.

02:50:30.620 So absolutely.

02:50:31.900 And appreciate you,

02:50:32.560 bro.

02:50:32.740 Thank you.

02:50:33.300 And you know what else you said?

02:50:34.340 That's absolutely true is that during the times of emergency,

02:50:37.420 those laws go out the window. 0.97

02:50:39.100 So then you'll be able to use it straight away.

02:50:41.640 But I'll tell you what,

02:50:43.160 a ham radio operator like myself,

02:50:45.420 we won't talk.

02:50:46.200 We can tell if you don't have a license, 1.00

02:50:48.440 if you're just some jack off out there running in your mouth, 1.00

02:50:51.100 right? 1.00

02:50:51.880 Um,

02:50:52.320 we can tell because there are certain signs and cosigns and,

02:50:55.560 um,

02:50:56.360 things you have to say to get,

02:50:57.700 get into the channel.

02:50:59.080 Right.

02:50:59.900 And so they won't talk to people who don't know how to talk back because

02:51:03.020 they know that they're not,

02:51:04.060 you know,

02:51:04.800 ham operators,

02:51:05.560 but you know,

02:51:07.160 you,

02:51:07.440 you take,

02:51:08.000 you take what you get,

02:51:08.840 right.

02:51:09.820 Um,

02:51:10.460 but get the radio first and get to educate.

02:51:13.280 You know what I mean?

02:51:14.540 Yeah.

02:51:14.940 I just,

02:51:15.300 I just want our people to have an alternative means of communication.

02:51:18.440 Because if the cell phones go out and,

02:51:21.620 uh,

02:51:21.820 absolutely just having that radio and being able to monitor it,

02:51:24.640 we'll at least be able to get you emergency information and scan to see

02:51:27.860 who's in the area and what they're doing.

02:51:29.560 You know,

02:51:30.140 here's another idea.

02:51:31.400 I just saw this the other day.

02:51:32.800 this is a set of radio.

02:51:35.040 It's radio is called,

02:51:36.180 um,

02:51:36.480 I think they're called Ridge.

02:51:38.440 Right.

02:51:38.940 And what they do is they operate on a,

02:51:42.000 um,

02:51:43.000 old,

02:51:43.700 old AT&T network comms.

02:51:47.080 They have,

02:51:47.440 which are that,

02:51:47.900 um,

02:51:48.840 4g,

02:51:49.720 you know,

02:51:50.180 they have 5g now.

02:51:51.180 Well,

02:51:51.680 there's an old set of comms towers and stuff that aren't being used.

02:51:56.280 There are, 1.00

02:51:57.060 you're basically your old shit, 1.00

02:51:58.480 your 3g and your 4g systems, 1.00

02:52:01.100 right?

02:52:01.740 Your older phones.

02:52:02.560 Those are all still there and they all still work.

02:52:04.720 Right.

02:52:05.340 So that's what those things work on.

02:52:07.360 And they,

02:52:08.220 and they say that you can talk from,

02:52:10.440 um,

02:52:11.400 Florida all the way across the continental United States.

02:52:14.560 Right.

02:52:15.080 And all over with this phone.

02:52:17.320 And so basically you're talking on an old cell phone network.

02:52:20.520 Now that's very interesting.

02:52:24.580 Um,

02:52:25.200 for many reasons,

02:52:27.260 but it's like you buy it once.

02:52:28.820 There's like one little small annual amount that you pay every year,

02:52:32.120 but it's really easy comps.

02:52:35.000 Um, 0.99

02:52:35.740 and it's cell phone shit. 1.00

02:52:37.680 Um, 1.00

02:52:38.840 you know what I mean?

02:52:39.560 And if it has the coverage that it has,

02:52:41.920 and they say it can even work in Europe.

02:52:44.400 So I'm just saying,

02:52:45.520 I mean,

02:52:46.040 I'm going to go,

02:52:46.600 I'm going to explore that option too,

02:52:48.260 because I want that option,

02:52:49.960 you know?

02:52:50.660 Um,

02:52:52.020 yeah,

02:52:52.460 they have mesh networks like Beartooth and all types of stuff.

02:52:55.540 Um,

02:52:56.060 once you go down the rabbit hole,

02:52:57.340 you can find a lot of different stuff,

02:52:58.940 but people need to learn the basics and get prepared.

02:53:01.300 Cause that's,

02:53:02.300 I mean,

02:53:02.560 I agree.

02:53:03.220 50 bucks all in just to have that capability is essential.

02:53:07.560 Right.

02:53:08.420 And when he was talking about passive use,

02:53:10.980 you know,

02:53:11.540 that's what you're going to be doing.

02:53:12.940 90% of your time is gathering information.

02:53:16.060 Right.

02:53:17.180 Listening to what people are saying out there,

02:53:18.980 right.

02:53:19.280 Gathering information.

02:53:20.960 Um,

02:53:21.600 that's,

02:53:22.740 that's what you do.

02:53:23.920 You're a,

02:53:24.480 you know,

02:53:24.880 a listener mostly is gathering information.

02:53:28.460 So.

02:53:30.220 Yeah.

02:53:30.700 And I think,

02:53:31.440 uh,

02:53:31.640 to that point,

02:53:32.400 animal cracker,

02:53:33.380 you know,

02:53:33.840 um,

02:53:34.960 entry level onboarding on some of this stuff,

02:53:37.660 uh,

02:53:38.500 you know,

02:53:38.780 not,

02:53:39.220 uh,

02:53:39.600 you know,

02:53:40.840 it,

02:53:41.980 and giving a basic understanding.

02:53:43.960 And,

02:53:44.160 and then also,

02:53:44.820 you know,

02:53:45.660 that first line of information gathering is very important.

02:53:51.380 Right.

02:53:51.640 Even if you can't communicate out,

02:53:53.500 you can hear where people are going,

02:53:55.380 what they're doing.

02:53:56.160 Uh,

02:53:57.120 and you,

02:53:57.980 you can have,

02:53:58.700 uh,

02:53:59.280 you know,

02:54:00.120 hopefully train your family members who aren't going to operate,

02:54:04.000 uh,

02:54:04.980 maybe,

02:54:05.400 um,

02:54:06.700 the back and forth,

02:54:07.880 they can be listening in and you can give them the instructions necessary,

02:54:11.960 uh,

02:54:13.020 in,

02:54:13.380 in those ways to keep everybody connected.

02:54:15.960 Uh,

02:54:16.280 so that's very good information.

02:54:19.340 100%.

02:54:20.300 Um,

02:54:20.860 and if you learn how to use those mobile radios,

02:54:23.420 you can reach out quite a bit far,

02:54:25.560 uh,

02:54:25.960 farther than you might think.

02:54:27.240 If you hook them up to repeaters,

02:54:28.780 I've been on the top of a hill and I've got over 30 miles with one.

02:54:33.180 Um,

02:54:33.560 also,

02:54:34.180 if you,

02:54:34.820 I,

02:54:35.140 I ended up just buying,

02:54:36.320 uh,

02:54:36.740 five of them and I gave them to all my family members that are close.

02:54:39.900 But if you've got a group of people that are in close proximity to you and

02:54:43.840 everybody can pitch in a couple hundred bucks,

02:54:45.560 you can get a big powerful ham set up that everybody can walk to,

02:54:50.180 you know,

02:54:51.360 a hundred percent.

02:54:52.640 And you know what?

02:54:53.400 Here's another idea for you too.

02:54:55.120 Even if you just buy those radios and you don't give them to anybody

02:54:58.860 initially when the,

02:55:00.540 when the,

02:55:01.060 uh,

02:55:01.900 uh,

02:55:02.260 you could give it to them initially,

02:55:03.580 but when the event happens,

02:55:05.200 if it doesn't happen,

02:55:06.380 what have a set ready to go that you can walk over to your neighbor and

02:55:09.720 say,

02:55:09.940 Hey,

02:55:09.980 I got these for you.

02:55:10.940 You know what I mean?

02:55:11.840 We can have communicate,

02:55:12.860 you know,

02:55:13.020 you share it really close with your neighbors,

02:55:15.280 right?

02:55:16.380 Um,

02:55:16.660 when the event happens,

02:55:17.460 that way you maintain possession of them. 0.99

02:55:19.400 And then when the shit goes down, 0.99

02:55:20.760 you hand them out. 1.00

02:55:21.680 Right.

02:55:22.680 Um,

02:55:23.200 also,

02:55:23.600 if you have a bunch of them and anything goes down,

02:55:26.820 those things will be worth their weight in gold.

02:55:28.740 That's just something to think about too.

02:55:30.620 Hell yeah.

02:55:31.700 As a barter item.

02:55:32.660 Yeah,

02:55:32.820 man,

02:55:32.960 that's for sure.

02:55:33.480 We should do a prepping show.

02:55:35.160 You know,

02:55:35.580 what do we need to do to get ahead in the world like this?

02:55:37.800 You know,

02:55:38.020 what kind of things are going to,

02:55:39.820 um,

02:55:40.120 help.

02:55:41.660 I mean,

02:55:42.160 if anybody wants to set that up,

02:55:43.580 I would love to participate.

02:55:47.040 Yeah.

02:55:47.420 Well,

02:55:48.380 yeah,

02:55:48.580 we are looking,

02:55:49.620 uh,

02:55:50.460 looking for some,

02:55:51.880 uh,

02:55:53.120 some hosts here on white excellence radio and looking to tune this.

02:55:58.020 We've had a lot of moving parts.

02:55:59.400 Uh,

02:55:59.680 one of our,

02:56:00.420 our main guys,

02:56:01.380 uh,

02:56:02.020 was moving,

02:56:03.400 uh,

02:56:03.820 over the past month,

02:56:05.140 uh,

02:56:05.640 to a new location and then had to,

02:56:07.560 you know,

02:56:07.920 find housing and so forth.

02:56:09.720 And he's,

02:56:10.200 he's pretty settled now.

02:56:11.800 Uh,

02:56:12.200 so we're looking at organizing,

02:56:13.980 uh,

02:56:14.860 these spaces.

02:56:15.640 I mean,

02:56:16.220 we could,

02:56:16.680 uh,

02:56:17.000 we could dedicate a,

02:56:18.440 um,

02:56:19.100 I know,

02:56:19.460 uh,

02:56:19.680 uh,

02:56:20.080 watchful,

02:56:20.720 uh,

02:56:21.380 has a,

02:56:22.060 uh,

02:56:22.540 a show.

02:56:23.380 Uh,

02:56:23.780 how long does that show go,

02:56:25.080 uh,

02:56:26.060 regularly?

02:56:26.520 Usually we go from noon to two usually.

02:56:31.520 So it's a two hour show.

02:56:33.560 Um,

02:56:34.200 and,

02:56:35.500 uh,

02:56:35.820 to be able to integrate,

02:56:37.300 like,

02:56:37.600 like I said,

02:56:38.100 my,

02:56:38.380 my friend Chris and myself were made basically in his wife.

02:56:42.440 Um,

02:56:42.920 there's a few other people involved.

02:56:44.520 Chris has got a couple of shows now,

02:56:46.300 um,

02:56:46.980 that he manages over on rumble.

02:56:49.360 Um,

02:56:49.840 and now we are starting to build a cruise over here.

02:56:53.540 Um,

02:56:54.000 so that's what our show is about.

02:56:55.300 And primarily,

02:56:56.060 um,

02:56:57.460 it's about,

02:56:58.040 uh,

02:56:58.640 you know,

02:56:58.900 daily news news.

02:57:00.240 You can use things that you should watch out for that are coming your way that you may not see.

02:57:05.540 It says it's a good way to put it,

02:57:07.400 you know,

02:57:07.880 but it's all got its eye on,

02:57:10.000 um,

02:57:10.480 white excellence,

02:57:11.180 you know,

02:57:12.420 and that topic whenever I can.

02:57:15.480 Yeah.

02:57:16.140 I'm going to post,

02:57:16.780 I'm going to post the,

02:57:17.820 the app and the name of the book in the,

02:57:20.860 um,

02:57:21.300 WBR general chat.

02:57:22.500 If anybody wants to see it.

02:57:24.140 Cool.

02:57:24.520 Yeah.

02:57:24.700 I put the,

02:57:25.280 uh,

02:57:25.720 I put a brush beater,

02:57:27.220 uh,

02:57:27.860 his ad up in the nest above,

02:57:29.760 uh,

02:57:30.440 everybody can click on that as well.

02:57:32.240 Give him a follow and look into that information.

02:57:35.160 Um,

02:57:35.760 yeah.

02:57:37.560 And,

02:57:37.920 uh,

02:57:38.700 well,

02:57:39.020 you know,

02:57:39.320 I I'd be happy,

02:57:40.540 uh,

02:57:40.960 I'd be happy,

02:57:42.660 uh,

02:57:43.260 uh,

02:57:43.300 I'd be happy in making one of these,

02:57:44.100 uh,

02:57:44.380 white power lunch hours,

02:57:45.140 um,

02:57:46.160 per week,

02:57:46.920 uh,

02:57:47.660 into prep.

02:57:48.700 Right.

02:57:49.340 You know,

02:57:49.660 knowing,

02:57:50.260 knowing where you're,

02:57:51.820 uh,

02:57:52.900 where your resources are at,

02:57:54.480 knowing what you're missing,

02:57:55.480 uh,

02:57:56.280 things to look out for.

02:57:57.660 Be happy to do that.

02:57:59.140 If,

02:57:59.380 uh,

02:57:59.880 uh,

02:58:00.140 uh,

02:58:01.100 Watts,

02:58:01.360 well,

02:58:01.440 I sent you a,

02:58:02.120 uh,

02:58:02.520 uh,

02:58:03.480 a DM too,

02:58:04.460 but we can talk about that.

02:58:05.920 This show comes on right.

02:58:07.500 As you guys would be shutting off over there at 2 PM Eastern time.

02:58:12.100 Uh,

02:58:12.540 so happy to kind of coordinate that.

02:58:14.180 If you're interested in,

02:58:14.980 let's talk about that.

02:58:15.720 I would love to.

02:58:16.200 I would love to.

02:58:18.280 Hell yeah.

02:58:19.080 That sounds like a great idea.

02:58:20.840 I love it.

02:58:21.520 I love it.

02:58:22.160 Yeah.

02:58:22.680 And you know what,

02:58:23.260 if you guys like,

02:58:24.200 so that's what I do.

02:58:25.520 My friend,

02:58:26.340 I'm not sure if he,

02:58:27.160 if he's in here with us,

02:58:28.100 he might be in here with us.

02:58:29.700 Let me look for him.

02:58:30.480 But he does a show at 10 o'clock at night.

02:58:33.780 Um,

02:58:34.220 it's called crash at night.

02:58:35.800 And he kind of does the same kind of spiel,

02:58:38.360 but it's with,

02:58:39.040 uh,

02:58:39.680 nighttime people.

02:58:42.540 So his show is at 10 o'clock.

02:58:44.280 Yeah.

02:58:45.080 Yeah.

02:58:45.560 No,

02:58:45.720 he's not in here,

02:58:46.420 but yeah,

02:58:46.740 I'll,

02:58:47.020 I'll introduce you guys.

02:58:48.360 Yeah.

02:58:48.600 That'd be great.

02:58:49.780 Yeah.

02:58:50.320 Because we do that.

02:58:52.060 That's the truth.

02:58:52.600 We need to build our,

02:58:54.220 our groups amongst amongst us,

02:58:56.180 you know,

02:58:56.920 and stick to our guns,

02:58:58.180 you know,

02:58:58.380 it's 1488 all the way,

02:59:00.360 you know,

02:59:01.600 Amen.

02:59:02.320 We're not,

02:59:02.760 I'm not interested,

02:59:03.700 you know,

02:59:03.940 like I know they're there,

02:59:05.620 you know,

02:59:06.300 so I'm just going to shut up now.

02:59:09.460 No worries.

02:59:10.420 Yeah.

02:59:10.940 No,

02:59:11.240 appreciate that.

02:59:11.960 Wasp.

02:59:12.180 So that's a,

02:59:12.740 that's amazing.

02:59:13.520 Animal cracker.

02:59:14.180 You want to get in there?

02:59:14.680 Go ahead.

02:59:15.880 Yeah.

02:59:16.180 Great show guys.

02:59:16.760 I just was going to say,

02:59:17.760 I got to drop down,

02:59:18.640 but another thing you can look into is doing an area study of your area.

02:59:23.280 Um,

02:59:23.880 there's some really cheap books and resources about how to do that,

02:59:27.340 but it shows a real professional way to assess your surroundings.

02:59:31.520 And it has things that you might not think of and makes you be able to think

02:59:36.520 outside the box.

02:59:37.280 If anything goes sideways.

02:59:38.840 So if you want,

02:59:40.220 I will post some of that information in the chat.

02:59:44.120 Yeah,

02:59:44.540 please do.

02:59:45.460 That's a great idea.

02:59:46.460 Yeah.

02:59:46.680 Have a great day.

02:59:47.560 Thanks for coming up.

02:59:48.400 Appreciate you guys.

02:59:50.060 Thank you.

02:59:51.180 And while you're speaking about that,

02:59:53.140 um,

02:59:53.780 you know,

02:59:54.480 Grok can identify different pictures of plants.

02:59:56.600 So if you,

02:59:57.560 if you got Grok,

02:59:58.380 you got the blue little checkbox,

03:00:00.120 which I see some of you do.

03:00:01.520 You can get Grok to identify and analyze,

03:00:03.920 um,

03:00:04.640 different pictures of plants and he can do that or it can do that.

03:00:08.660 Well,

03:00:08.980 watchful,

03:00:09.680 watchful.

03:00:10.160 Did you know there's a civilian,

03:00:11.340 uh,

03:00:11.960 version of a tech that you can download off the play store or Apple store?

03:00:15.560 Yeah.

03:00:17.380 Memberships.

03:00:17.900 All right.

03:00:19.020 No,

03:00:19.500 it's free.

03:00:20.320 Oh,

03:00:20.560 really?

03:00:20.920 Okay.

03:00:21.600 And it can,

03:00:22.760 it can be,

03:00:23.360 uh,

03:00:23.680 extremely useful for that type of endeavor.

03:00:26.420 You can get it.

03:00:27.160 What is the name of it?

03:00:29.620 I think on Apple,

03:00:31.120 it's called I tack.

03:00:32.460 And if you just type a tack,

03:00:34.220 a T a K into the Google play store,

03:00:36.700 it's the same.

03:00:38.760 Okay,

03:00:39.480 great.

03:00:40.060 Thank you.

03:00:40.400 Yeah.

03:00:41.060 Yeah.

03:00:41.460 No problem,

03:00:42.040 man.

03:00:42.560 That's the kind of things,

03:00:43.660 ladies and gentlemen,

03:00:44.200 it'll keep us alive and separate us and give us the edge.

03:00:47.360 We want the edge.

03:00:48.860 Right.

03:00:49.580 And that can do it.

03:00:50.620 That's a thing that can do it.

03:00:52.620 You know what I mean?

03:00:53.680 Yeah.

03:00:56.740 It's it to always remember.

03:00:58.680 It's a game of seconds and inches,

03:01:00.260 right?

03:01:01.060 Yeah.

03:01:02.500 This is,

03:01:03.500 this is important to,

03:01:04.620 uh,

03:01:04.920 to recollect and always stay,

03:01:06.960 you know,

03:01:07.620 this is,

03:01:08.300 uh,

03:01:09.240 it,

03:01:09.680 it can,

03:01:10.120 it can't be expressed,

03:01:11.660 uh,

03:01:12.700 you know,

03:01:13.340 often enough.

03:01:14.240 And with,

03:01:14.960 uh,

03:01:15.140 with the great importance,

03:01:16.160 um,

03:01:17.300 you know,

03:01:17.580 the,

03:01:17.800 what's going to keep you alive,

03:01:20.680 uh,

03:01:21.380 an hour longer,

03:01:22.240 uh,

03:01:22.880 keep you alive a day longer,

03:01:24.600 uh,

03:01:25.460 and be able to put you,

03:01:26.580 uh,

03:01:27.200 you know,

03:01:27.640 ahead.

03:01:28.220 And I,

03:01:28.780 and we,

03:01:29.060 we try to express that in,

03:01:30.520 in,

03:01:30.860 uh,

03:01:32.240 encouraging,

03:01:32.920 uh,

03:01:33.860 people to improve themselves every day,

03:01:35.880 uh,

03:01:36.420 through exercise,

03:01:37.200 through their,

03:01:38.760 their,

03:01:39.360 uh,

03:01:39.840 their nutrition,

03:01:41.080 um,

03:01:41.660 through their,

03:01:42.580 uh,

03:01:43.160 their study,

03:01:44.040 you know,

03:01:44.360 keeping,

03:01:44.780 uh,

03:01:45.740 a heads up on,

03:01:47.100 on what's going to give them an advantage,

03:01:49.360 you know,

03:01:49.660 being,

03:01:50.240 being white is, 0.52

03:01:51.840 uh,

03:01:51.940 is a,

03:01:52.380 is a,

03:01:52.980 uh,

03:01:53.980 baseline requirement,

03:01:55.580 right?

03:01:56.120 And there's a lot that goes on top of that to,

03:01:59.380 uh,

03:01:59.580 to get ready for anything.

03:02:02.040 And,

03:02:02.740 uh,

03:02:02.880 are you going to be running from something or to something?

03:02:05.300 Uh,

03:02:05.780 how fast,

03:02:06.380 are you going to get there?

03:02:07.200 Are you going to be one step ahead?

03:02:09.360 One step ahead of the,

03:02:10.780 uh,

03:02:11.000 the competition in that,

03:02:13.440 you know,

03:02:13.780 and that,

03:02:14.180 that translates in,

03:02:15.300 in every area of life.

03:02:16.500 Uh,

03:02:17.020 the,

03:02:17.580 the,

03:02:17.920 the,

03:02:18.020 the others are also training for this and,

03:02:25.120 uh,

03:02:25.400 and to be lackadaisical about that or to,

03:02:29.340 uh,

03:02:29.560 to take things for granted is,

03:02:31.820 uh,

03:02:32.160 is potential system failure.

03:02:36.380 Yeah.

03:02:40.240 Never underestimate your enemy ever.

03:02:46.280 You always got to assume that they know what,

03:02:48.460 you know,

03:02:48.900 that's the thing,

03:02:51.840 right?

03:02:54.780 Yep.

03:02:55.780 Yeah.

03:02:56.180 Especially,

03:02:56.660 you know,

03:02:57.020 uh,

03:02:57.320 being open on the airwaves here,

03:02:59.100 we,

03:02:59.340 we do,

03:02:59.920 uh,

03:03:01.500 we do keep certain things close to the vest because,

03:03:04.640 uh,

03:03:06.100 you know,

03:03:06.520 there are things,

03:03:08.420 uh,

03:03:09.280 that we don't want to reveal,

03:03:11.440 um,

03:03:12.520 or,

03:03:12.880 or,

03:03:12.920 or,

03:03:13.020 or strategize and game theory.

03:03:15.240 But,

03:03:15.620 you know,

03:03:15.860 most,

03:03:16.420 most of this stuff we do,

03:03:18.100 we,

03:03:18.380 uh,

03:03:18.880 for our audience,

03:03:20.640 uh,

03:03:21.500 we try to keep it available,

03:03:23.600 uh,

03:03:24.420 information and,

03:03:25.400 and,

03:03:25.800 uh,

03:03:26.180 understand,

03:03:26.720 you know,

03:03:27.680 who's where,

03:03:29.160 and,

03:03:29.380 and there's,

03:03:30.160 there's levels to it.

03:03:31.060 I appreciate where,

03:03:31.880 uh,

03:03:32.100 where animal cracker was coming,

03:03:33.380 uh,

03:03:34.200 with some of that,

03:03:35.140 you know,

03:03:35.720 very low tier,

03:03:36.760 uh,

03:03:37.780 entry level.

03:03:38.780 Uh,

03:03:39.220 but then there's,

03:03:40.380 you know,

03:03:40.700 we need also,

03:03:41.720 uh,

03:03:43.120 operators who are working on the,

03:03:46.060 the higher tiers,

03:03:47.100 uh,

03:03:47.680 people with experience and organizing people,

03:03:50.520 organizing men,

03:03:51.440 running teams,

03:03:52.260 uh,

03:03:53.140 and knowing what that means in real life.

03:03:55.840 And then expanding that out in a network that then we rely on each other.

03:04:00.560 We talk to each other and back channels,

03:04:02.240 how to,

03:04:03.360 uh,

03:04:04.280 to keep things,

03:04:05.420 uh,

03:04:06.260 moving forward.

03:04:07.580 Um,

03:04:08.140 again,

03:04:09.020 I,

03:04:09.780 this is just foundational to me.

03:04:12.060 You're either,

03:04:12.760 you're either growing or you're shrinking.

03:04:14.380 You're either expanding or contracting and we can't live in a world of contracting anymore.

03:04:20.180 Uh,

03:04:20.840 we've,

03:04:21.300 uh,

03:04:22.320 I like to say,

03:04:23.340 and you grew up in,

03:04:24.200 uh,

03:04:24.560 in East LA and in California,

03:04:26.660 we moved as far away from the problems as we could,

03:04:30.320 uh,

03:04:31.060 and they still found us.

03:04:32.560 There's nowhere left for us to go.

03:04:34.520 You know,

03:04:34.840 we,

03:04:35.080 we either,

03:04:35.860 you know,

03:04:36.580 turn and face this issue,

03:04:38.160 uh,

03:04:38.900 with a sense of conquest or,

03:04:41.660 or we,

03:04:42.420 we give up and there's no giving up.

03:04:51.600 Well,

03:04:52.080 that I'll just,

03:04:53.100 uh,

03:04:53.320 make a quick announcement here,

03:04:55.040 uh,

03:04:55.340 as we have a,

03:04:56.000 a break.

03:04:57.020 Um,

03:04:57.500 uh,

03:04:58.000 we,

03:04:58.840 we,

03:04:58.900 uh,

03:04:59.160 have,

03:04:59.660 uh,

03:05:00.500 open mics.

03:05:01.160 If you guys want to come up and speak,

03:05:03.400 please do.

03:05:04.500 Um,

03:05:04.740 happy to have additional conversations,

03:05:06.680 questions,

03:05:07.340 uh,

03:05:07.900 obviously watchful has given us a tremendous amount of time and answered,

03:05:11.280 uh,

03:05:11.940 all questions coming his way.

03:05:13.420 So we appreciate that,

03:05:14.760 uh,

03:05:15.540 um,

03:05:15.560 uh,

03:05:16.080 in,

03:05:16.420 uh,

03:05:16.580 in helping educate our people.

03:05:18.960 And,

03:05:19.600 uh,

03:05:19.860 and if you,

03:05:20.980 uh,

03:05:21.600 want to get involved,

03:05:22.580 please do.

03:05:23.500 Uh,

03:05:23.720 we have 1488 radio coming up in at the top of the hour.

03:05:28.640 Uh,

03:05:29.080 and that will be,

03:05:30.480 uh,

03:05:30.900 we'll see,

03:05:31.560 uh,

03:05:32.420 white Reich,

03:05:33.040 uh,

03:05:33.880 and,

03:05:34.800 um,

03:05:35.460 and,

03:05:37.740 uh,

03:05:38.280 um,

03:05:39.840 he's,

03:05:40.460 uh,

03:05:40.600 he's our main guy,

03:05:41.500 uh,

03:05:42.840 at white excellence radio.

03:05:44.220 And,

03:05:44.900 uh,

03:05:45.840 also want to give a plug out for white excellence.org.

03:05:50.480 Uh,

03:05:51.040 we will have some,

03:05:52.280 some,

03:05:52.820 uh,

03:05:53.020 new announcements coming today during 1488 on,

03:05:57.260 uh,

03:05:57.560 on things,

03:05:58.300 uh,

03:05:58.860 that were,

03:05:59.380 uh,

03:05:59.760 new,

03:06:00.280 new options that were dropping there.

03:06:02.920 I'm going to keep,

03:06:03.480 uh,

03:06:03.900 all the other details,

03:06:04.920 but right now we've got,

03:06:06.340 uh,

03:06:07.120 some white excellence hats and t-shirts.

03:06:11.380 Uh,

03:06:12.300 uh,

03:06:13.060 Watts,

03:06:13.400 well,

03:06:13.520 you mentioned,

03:06:14.220 um,

03:06:15.420 uh,

03:06:15.760 Sydney Sweeney earlier.

03:06:17.360 Uh,

03:06:17.960 we have a little play on her propaganda or,

03:06:21.640 or a marketing campaign.

03:06:23.000 Uh,

03:06:23.960 one of our t-shirts,

03:06:25.160 uh,

03:06:25.940 is good jeans.

03:06:27.300 Uh,

03:06:27.780 and we're actually dropping a hat here shortly and just a bit,

03:06:30.580 uh,

03:06:31.240 good jeans,

03:06:32.200 except we don't need to,

03:06:33.960 uh,

03:06:35.060 play it tongue in cheek with,

03:06:36.520 uh,

03:06:36.860 jeans as in blue jeans.

03:06:38.440 Uh,

03:06:39.060 we actually have jeans as good jeans,

03:06:41.540 G E N E S because we have the good jeans.

03:06:44.720 Uh,

03:06:45.440 so it's a,

03:06:46.180 it's a clothing line that,

03:06:47.960 uh,

03:06:48.440 that is designed to express white excellence and,

03:06:54.520 and our,

03:06:55.240 uh,

03:06:56.000 appreciation for everyone who's come before us,

03:06:59.680 uh,

03:07:00.260 all of the,

03:07:01.040 uh,

03:07:01.860 the different nations of our people who have done excellent things from the

03:07:06.260 Greeks,

03:07:06.660 the Romans,

03:07:07.420 the Germans,

03:07:08.280 the Nordics,

03:07:09.440 the Anglo-Saxons,

03:07:10.600 the Spanish,

03:07:11.280 uh,

03:07:12.260 and all of our European peoples who have,

03:07:15.180 uh,

03:07:15.500 made an impact in this world and brought this,

03:07:18.000 uh,

03:07:18.420 civilization to where it is today,

03:07:20.220 uh,

03:07:21.060 to,

03:07:21.520 uh,

03:07:21.700 to remind people where they come from and what it takes to keep this

03:07:26.700 going.

03:07:27.280 Um,

03:07:28.140 Hey Kelly,

03:07:28.760 how are you?

03:07:30.840 Hi,

03:07:31.300 I'm doing great.

03:07:32.020 Thank you for letting me come up.

03:07:33.760 I wanted to wait for the right opportunity,

03:07:35.660 but I want to ask permission before I put,

03:07:38.360 um,

03:07:38.840 a GoFundMe in the jumbo.

03:07:40.360 I think you already saw it in the GC mythos,

03:07:43.180 but I won't even show for it unless you're okay.

03:07:45.600 Yeah,

03:07:45.960 no,

03:07:46.200 I'm fine with that.

03:07:47.140 I appreciate you doing that.

03:07:48.460 Um,

03:07:48.820 we have,

03:07:49.440 uh,

03:07:50.000 our ourselves over here given to their,

03:07:52.580 uh,

03:07:53.520 to their effort.

03:07:55.120 So go ahead and pop it in there and give it a,

03:07:57.140 give it a nice chill.

03:07:58.720 Yeah.

03:07:59.000 Thank you.

03:07:59.500 So I'm in a ladies GC with some really wonderful,

03:08:02.140 um,

03:08:03.400 white Natsock ladies who one of them in particular has a charity where she 0.87

03:08:08.660 starts GoFundMe for pregnant white couples to help with diapers.

03:08:13.380 And I,

03:08:14.380 she showed me one this morning that was particularly heartwarming.

03:08:17.500 There's a very young couple in Oklahoma,

03:08:20.020 very young,

03:08:21.380 who is in an extremely rare kind of miraculous situation where they're having

03:08:26.220 identical triplets.

03:08:27.500 Triplets are rare as you all know,

03:08:29.340 but identical triplets are extremely rare,

03:08:32.640 miraculous to happen on their own.

03:08:34.560 That means that one egg split twice to make three identical babies.

03:08:38.940 So they are about to be blessed with three little white boys. 0.82

03:08:43.120 And,

03:08:43.640 um,

03:08:44.300 with mythos permission,

03:08:45.420 I'll,

03:08:45.600 I'll post it up in the Jumbotron,

03:08:47.240 the GoFundMe,

03:08:47.980 but,

03:08:48.340 um,

03:08:48.580 the mom and the dad,

03:08:50.440 like I said,

03:08:50.940 are pretty young.

03:08:51.760 They're going to go from two incomes to one because mom is not going to go 1.00

03:08:55.500 back to work.

03:08:56.420 She's going to need to be home with her three boys.

03:08:58.500 And I know we all support that.

03:09:00.340 Um,

03:09:00.540 but that's a big and life changing thing for them.

03:09:03.060 So thank you for letting me show for that.

03:09:05.200 I'm going to post,

03:09:06.060 uh,

03:09:06.280 I posted about it.

03:09:07.420 It's on my homepage,

03:09:08.220 but I'll throw it up in the Jumbo.

03:09:09.560 And if anyone feels so inclined,

03:09:11.860 I don't know if you can leave comments.

03:09:13.440 I would encourage you not to leave anything,

03:09:15.320 um,

03:09:16.280 too spicy.

03:09:16.940 I don't know that they are,

03:09:18.920 we,

03:09:19.100 we know,

03:09:19.600 um,

03:09:19.960 they are verified as white people,

03:09:23.020 but they are not necessarily Natsuk.

03:09:26.000 Um,

03:09:26.440 and I don't want them to get any bad publicity.

03:09:28.840 They're,

03:09:29.420 they're in a pretty stressful time right now.

03:09:31.720 Um,

03:09:32.160 but yeah,

03:09:32.380 we've just been giving donations of either 14 or 88,

03:09:35.160 but anything that anyone can spare would really help them.

03:09:37.580 That's what I was going to,

03:09:38.620 I was going to note that Kelly,

03:09:40.200 because when I went to,

03:09:41.440 uh,

03:09:42.080 their page,

03:09:43.160 um,

03:09:44.380 I noticed there's,

03:09:45.800 uh,

03:09:45.980 some $14 donations and some $88 donations.

03:09:49.220 So I,

03:09:49.740 I,

03:09:50.480 uh,

03:09:51.400 I agree putting anything else,

03:09:52.980 uh,

03:09:53.400 any spicier, 0.99

03:09:54.480 uh,

03:09:55.040 on there,

03:09:55.640 but I was wondering,

03:09:56.900 I was going to ask you,

03:09:57.920 but it sounds like you're supportive of that.

03:10:00.020 Uh,

03:10:00.460 the 14 and the 88,

03:10:02.040 um,

03:10:02.420 sends a particular signal,

03:10:04.340 uh,

03:10:05.240 for our people.

03:10:06.940 Uh,

03:10:07.380 so well played there and glad to see it.

03:10:11.140 Thank you so much.

03:10:12.200 All right.

03:10:12.380 I'll post that up and then I'll drop down.

03:10:14.060 Okay.

03:10:14.560 Thanks Kelly.

03:10:15.200 White power. 0.98

03:10:17.980 White power. 0.98

03:10:19.380 Uh,

03:10:19.640 speaking of,

03:10:20.400 of,

03:10:20.920 uh,

03:10:21.240 of babies,

03:10:21.840 I'll just keep that to myself,

03:10:23.600 but,

03:10:24.080 uh,

03:10:24.360 you know,

03:10:24.680 we,

03:10:25.000 we,

03:10:25.300 uh,

03:10:25.480 look forward to,

03:10:26.400 uh,

03:10:27.300 uh,

03:10:27.700 more white babies from our people coming into this world and congratulate 0.99

03:10:32.580 everyone who is,

03:10:34.420 uh,

03:10:34.840 about to have,

03:10:35.860 uh,

03:10:36.540 more babies.

03:10:37.400 Uh,

03:10:38.020 is it,

03:10:39.140 um,

03:10:39.580 is it resonate with any of you,

03:10:42.520 uh,

03:10:43.240 that the universe conspires to,

03:10:45.300 uh,

03:10:45.720 split this embryo into three to make three babies where there was one?

03:10:54.860 It's particularly touching.

03:10:59.960 Animal cracker.

03:11:01.000 Hey,

03:11:03.160 I posted some of those resources in the,

03:11:05.280 um,

03:11:05.660 in the chat.

03:11:06.320 If you guys want to look at them before the chat goes down.

03:11:10.400 Um,

03:11:10.760 also I wanted to say about the Balfang radio.

03:11:13.160 I heard a legend that,

03:11:14.860 um,

03:11:15.300 you can get a very inexpensive microphone and push the talk cord that plugs

03:11:19.340 directly from those radios into a $50 pair of Walker razor,

03:11:23.980 electronic hearing protection so that you can move and communicate

03:11:28.500 without making a lot of noise.

03:11:30.940 You might want to check that out.

03:11:41.000 Thank you,

03:11:41.640 brother.

03:11:43.160 I was just going to add to,

03:11:52.400 to,

03:11:52.640 um,

03:11:52.920 the Bay opening side discussion is that,

03:11:55.300 um,

03:11:57.500 um,

03:11:57.860 when you get to do this stuff,

03:12:00.800 um,

03:12:02.640 your bio thing radio and your wiring,

03:12:04.960 you can get a thing called,

03:12:05.940 uh,

03:12:06.900 um,

03:12:07.240 it's a ribbon,

03:12:08.160 it's a ribbon antenna and you can lace it in the back of your,

03:12:11.660 um,

03:12:13.160 plate carrier.

03:12:14.860 And then your antenna isn't like sticking up way in the air.

03:12:17.960 It's like woven into your plate carrier on the backside in the Molly.

03:12:21.740 Um,

03:12:22.780 that's a good way,

03:12:23.660 good to carry it.

03:12:24.440 Um,

03:12:24.740 so it isn't all up there,

03:12:26.500 jacked up.

03:12:27.520 Um,

03:12:27.840 uh,

03:12:28.120 and the antenna is going to give you so much better range and stuff,

03:12:32.180 even with small radio is that it's a good radio.

03:12:35.040 You can take a cheap radio and make it a really good radio with that.

03:12:39.080 And the push to talk thing is,

03:12:40.960 is a great,

03:12:42.320 um,

03:12:43.220 especially when you have it paired with the right set of,

03:12:45.780 um,

03:12:46.820 helmets because,

03:12:48.220 um,

03:12:48.860 a knock helmet,

03:12:49.540 um,

03:12:50.460 is not a bad thing.

03:12:52.480 Um,

03:12:52.920 you don't necessarily have to have full ballistic armor protection helmet that

03:12:57.160 sets you back 300 bucks.

03:12:59.000 You can have,

03:12:59.660 you know,

03:13:00.220 $50 knock helmet,

03:13:01.380 like the skateboarders have,

03:13:03.080 but have it wired to a set of,

03:13:05.060 um,

03:13:06.000 headphones that work for that helmet.

03:13:07.840 Do you know what I mean?

03:13:08.600 Do you know what I mean?

03:13:09.780 Um,

03:13:10.100 you guys know what I'm talking about,

03:13:11.280 right?

03:13:13.380 Yeah.

03:13:13.960 I'm a,

03:13:14.440 I'm a snowboarder,

03:13:15.740 uh,

03:13:16.760 and,

03:13:18.240 uh,

03:13:18.460 and those types of helmets,

03:13:19.700 uh,

03:13:20.320 they actually have helmets pre-designed for that,

03:13:24.100 but they can also be wired in like that.

03:13:26.960 Yeah.

03:13:27.200 Yeah.

03:13:27.360 I'm talking about,

03:13:27.860 I'm talking about it.

03:13:28.440 Like,

03:13:28.600 it looks like the military helmets,

03:13:31.240 like a SEAL team would have,

03:13:32.720 right?

03:13:32.960 That's exactly what they look like,

03:13:34.220 but they're not,

03:13:34.940 um,

03:13:35.840 Kevlar.

03:13:36.540 They're a regular knock helmet.

03:13:38.180 So they can take,

03:13:39.220 up to like bicycle level abuse,

03:13:41.220 but not,

03:13:42.500 but not bullets.

03:13:43.860 Right.

03:13:45.000 Um,

03:13:45.440 I don't even think that the $300 not,

03:13:48.360 or the $300 helmet isn't even going to take bullets for that matter. 1.00

03:13:51.600 Shit. 1.00

03:13:52.500 I mean, 1.00

03:13:53.060 to be honest,

03:13:53.600 so it just adds a lot of weight.

03:13:56.100 So if you want to have a platform that you can have hearing on,

03:13:59.840 you can have flashlight hooked up to,

03:14:01.740 I don't know who's not into infrared.

03:14:04.780 Um,

03:14:05.220 you should be into infrared.

03:14:07.720 Uh,

03:14:08.160 you should be into,

03:14:08.960 um,

03:14:09.680 night,

03:14:10.780 right?

03:14:11.220 Night goggles and night scopes and night things.

03:14:13.980 That's how you're going to own the night.

03:14:16.360 That's right.

03:14:16.900 We got to be busy at night too.

03:14:18.280 So you need to be able to,

03:14:20.020 uh,

03:14:21.420 deal with that.

03:14:22.080 Right.

03:14:22.720 And you need a platform to be able to deal with that.

03:14:24.940 So,

03:14:25.240 um,

03:14:26.300 and if you look at what these dudes are doing in the military,

03:14:28.740 they're using that helmet for a platform.

03:14:31.080 So,

03:14:31.620 so shouldn't you, 1.00

03:14:32.400 there's only so much shit you can hang off of a boonie hat. 1.00

03:14:35.500 Right. 1.00

03:14:36.460 Um,

03:14:37.580 just saying in any kind of older helmet has like zero capacity at all.

03:14:43.500 Right.

03:14:44.740 So it's a situation you have to live with.

03:14:48.460 Right.

03:14:48.700 Cause that's really all the accessories you can get out there right now is

03:14:53.260 things like that.

03:14:55.080 No,

03:14:55.500 not the things you really want,

03:14:56.760 you know,

03:14:57.040 you know what I mean?

03:14:57.740 So,

03:14:59.560 but yes,

03:15:00.340 infrared getting into the dark,

03:15:01.820 that's important.

03:15:02.960 Tactical level importance is good.

03:15:05.180 You know,

03:15:05.700 being able to,

03:15:06.460 uh,

03:15:06.700 talk to your neighbors and setting up like a neighborhood watch with them.

03:15:10.760 Um,

03:15:11.720 you know,

03:15:13.120 do working out things with your neighbors,

03:15:15.000 like an emergency contact in case of,

03:15:17.200 in case of emergency.

03:15:18.640 I don't know how,

03:15:19.480 I don't know where anybody in here lives.

03:15:20.940 So,

03:15:21.720 but you know,

03:15:22.140 you know,

03:15:22.440 who,

03:15:22.720 who in your neighborhood is cool and not cool.

03:15:25.560 Right.

03:15:26.040 Who you can talk to and who you can't.

03:15:28.620 So.

03:15:30.680 Why not introduce yourself?

03:15:33.160 Yeah.

03:15:33.440 Yeah.

03:15:34.560 Yeah.

03:15:35.160 Yeah.

03:15:35.460 A hundred percent.

03:15:36.500 Um,

03:15:37.540 get to know your neighbors.

03:15:39.240 Uh,

03:15:39.680 and,

03:15:40.440 uh,

03:15:40.740 and also depending on where you live,

03:15:42.940 um,

03:15:43.380 you know,

03:15:43.660 what your,

03:15:44.240 what your exit strategies are,

03:15:46.480 you know,

03:15:46.860 even,

03:15:47.560 and,

03:15:47.840 and you can,

03:15:48.400 you can,

03:15:48.920 uh,

03:15:50.020 in many cases,

03:15:51.380 you can broach that conversation from,

03:15:55.160 uh,

03:15:55.400 from,

03:15:55.800 um,

03:15:57.020 the topic of fire safety,

03:15:59.360 right.

03:16:00.080 And say,

03:16:00.860 Hey,

03:16:01.040 look,

03:16:01.320 we,

03:16:01.600 we just want to connect with our neighbors,

03:16:03.640 uh,

03:16:04.160 get to know them on there.

03:16:05.720 Uh,

03:16:06.180 those,

03:16:06.580 that conversation should lead into,

03:16:09.160 uh,

03:16:10.660 uh,

03:16:10.980 meaningful discussion.

03:16:12.040 And you can kind of suss them out,

03:16:13.960 uh,

03:16:14.800 based on,

03:16:16.040 you know,

03:16:16.660 where their head's at,

03:16:17.740 uh,

03:16:18.540 with emergency situations and,

03:16:20.980 uh,

03:16:21.260 and maybe even,

03:16:22.540 uh,

03:16:23.500 corner some,

03:16:24.640 some political,

03:16:25.820 uh,

03:16:26.840 leanings through that conversation as well.

03:16:29.140 Uh,

03:16:29.820 that doesn't,

03:16:30.660 uh,

03:16:31.540 you know,

03:16:31.860 give away any of your cards in,

03:16:34.180 in that as well.

03:16:35.240 And,

03:16:36.000 uh,

03:16:36.200 and generally just start to organize that way.

03:16:39.420 Uh,

03:16:39.920 the question I,

03:16:41.120 I wanted to,

03:16:41.680 uh,

03:16:42.380 uh,

03:16:42.640 ask is in terms of,

03:16:45.200 um,

03:16:47.400 of sourcing a lot of this stuff.

03:16:50.020 Is there any good sites you use that is your go-to,

03:16:53.540 or is this just a general,

03:16:55.260 uh,

03:16:56.380 you know,

03:16:56.960 um,

03:16:57.860 searching Amazon and,

03:16:59.300 and making sure you're looking at,

03:17:00.940 uh,

03:17:01.720 ratings and safety ratings and different things.

03:17:04.480 Uh,

03:17:05.000 any go-to's you have?

03:17:08.400 No.

03:17:11.080 Brushbeater has an actual store and I believe he does ship orders and I believe, 0.99

03:17:16.880 I think he would be more than happy to walk you through some shit and, 0.99

03:17:19.880 uh, 0.98

03:17:20.220 tell you what exactly you all need to get set up.

03:17:23.420 So check out Brushbeater's store.

03:17:25.200 He has all types of goodies on there.

03:17:31.940 Sorry,

03:17:32.480 watchful.

03:17:32.800 I didn't mean to cut you off,

03:17:33.700 brother.

03:17:33.820 Oh no,

03:17:34.560 brother.

03:17:34.800 That's good.

03:17:35.280 Cause I was asking the same thing.

03:17:40.820 Yeah.

03:17:41.240 I'd like to see if we can get,

03:17:42.400 uh,

03:17:43.320 you know,

03:17:43.600 if we can set this,

03:17:44.660 uh,

03:17:45.040 weekly,

03:17:45.540 uh,

03:17:46.460 prep call up,

03:17:47.640 uh,

03:17:48.440 and,

03:17:49.060 uh,

03:17:49.260 and talk about that.

03:17:50.420 If we can get,

03:17:51.140 uh,

03:17:51.300 brush beater in here too,

03:17:52.760 as a,

03:17:53.420 as a guest to,

03:17:54.380 uh,

03:17:54.580 to talk about that,

03:17:55.640 um,

03:17:56.660 depending on his schedule,

03:17:57.800 uh,

03:17:58.460 that would be very cool.

03:17:59.400 It looks like he's got,

03:18:00.380 uh,

03:18:00.640 things well organized in,

03:18:02.820 uh,

03:18:03.000 in that Marco,

03:18:04.420 go ahead.

03:18:06.560 So,

03:18:06.960 um,

03:18:08.400 speaking of radio,

03:18:09.380 you know,

03:18:09.540 my original AFSC,

03:18:11.760 which I think brother watchful would call it an MLS.

03:18:14.900 I know the army does.

03:18:15.900 I don't know if the Marines call it the same thing.

03:18:18.140 My original,

03:18:18.940 uh,

03:18:19.440 AFSC was,

03:18:20.400 uh,

03:18:21.460 microwave radio. 0.99

03:18:22.280 And I lived on a mountaintop in the Republic of Turkey for two fucking years. 0.99

03:18:27.880 Uh, 0.99

03:18:28.360 but one thing,

03:18:29.000 if you actually want to extend range also from an engineering perspective is if you want to use an antenna, set up a vehicle and you can, uh, cable it out for, you know, the connections you need to the connectors you need to get to your radio.

03:18:43.820 You never have to put the antenna up, but when you put an antenna up on top, you need a, a good ground plane will greatly extend the distance that you can get.

03:18:54.660 And that's why you'll see cops.

03:18:57.280 And it's not just because they're inside cars or they're inside trucks.

03:19:00.600 It's because a good ground plane for an antenna greatly extends your distance.

03:19:05.440 So you could cable out a vehicle, never use it. 0.85

03:19:08.560 And then when the shit hits the fan, you connect inside, screw your whip on top or whatever that is, it will greatly extend your distances. 0.79

03:19:17.520 And that's, that's called a ground plane from an engineering perspective. 0.99

03:19:22.420 A hundred percent.

03:19:23.360 Right.

03:19:24.160 A hundred percent.

03:19:24.820 True.

03:19:27.320 Yeah.

03:19:27.800 So I have a, um, I've got a Jeep set up, um, with, uh, with antenna, uh, and a CB radio is this, uh, you know, is this is, uh, the lowest tier, um, operation.

03:19:46.420 And, and I should, uh, look at, uh, improving that.

03:19:50.980 Is that what I'm hearing?

03:19:53.060 Well, it needs to be metal brother.

03:19:54.920 So I don't know if your Jeep's fiberglass top.

03:19:57.500 I don't know what it is.

03:19:58.520 Uh, but the, when we talk about a ground plane, that would be a metal plane.

03:20:03.280 Right.

03:20:03.960 So.

03:20:05.600 Well, yeah, it's, um, so this would be that the antenna is, uh, connected to the frame.

03:20:12.480 Um, so maybe that's, but, but that's just the frame.

03:20:18.620 It's not, when you say ground plane, my, my head goes to question, um, you know, whether we're talking about the ground and grounding it, or is this just to the frame is, is good enough?

03:20:31.720 No.

03:20:32.340 So you'd have to study.

03:20:34.140 We could talk, take it offline in a different colony or whatever, but no, like, so if you look at the cop cars, man, in general, like, you know,

03:20:42.480 they don't mount things on the rear really, right.

03:20:44.400 That's kind of a CB set up.

03:20:45.980 Right.

03:20:46.200 But what happens with the ground plane is, and we can study and talk about the physics of it, but really it's like, that's why you see on the cop cars, you know, they're in, and, and you see the, the detectives and all that shit.

03:20:58.180 And, uh, you know, really the antennas are on top of a metal roof.

03:21:03.360 And so that's what we call a ground plane.

03:21:05.360 So it's not so much grounding, like when you think of basic electricity, where you have, you know, voltage and you have ground, not, not so much.

03:21:13.060 It's called the ground plane, which affects greatly the transmission distance.

03:21:17.060 Um, so there's a little more to it.

03:21:19.360 We can, we can take it offline and talk about it.

03:21:21.760 Yeah.

03:21:21.860 Yeah.

03:21:22.060 Cool.

03:21:22.400 Thank you.

03:21:23.000 Yeah.

03:21:23.240 Tungsten.

03:21:24.060 Welcome.

03:21:26.200 Yeah.

03:21:26.660 Greetings.

03:21:27.060 Um, so in, with what was just said, I have a little experience with this.

03:21:31.160 So there's a few things, antennas, the most important secondary is wattage.

03:21:37.740 So the wattage of your unit in the automobile, it's probably like 50 Watts.

03:21:43.400 Okay.

03:21:44.160 But if you want to increase, you can run a base station at a stationary place and you can run the, the wire.

03:21:52.280 And that can be shot up into a tree, um, to greatly enhance the distance to the scale on for, for talking about GMRS or ham radio to, you know, uh, depending on the terrain, mind you, the train is the other variable.

03:22:07.840 You could be at 20 miles plus, it can be greater if you're in very open distance.

03:22:14.140 So lastly, on the lower level radio to radio, so these smaller radios are five to eight, um, Watts, if I recollect, and they can also be, uh, have, uh, after market or non-stock antennae, and they can increase the, um, distance.

03:22:33.380 So you can go from radio to radio.

03:22:35.360 Typically the best of them are doing about two miles, but radio to one of these other units, whether it's in a, in a vehicle at, with a larger antenna or to a repeater, which is even going to be greater in the water, just greater.

03:22:49.820 You can, you can get a lot more distance.

03:22:51.760 So there's those variables I just wanted to put into the equation.

03:22:55.220 Thanks.

03:23:03.380 Well, you guys are outside my wheelhouse here.

03:23:14.860 Um, so I'm, uh, I'm soaking all of this in as much as possible and, uh, and taking this, uh, seriously taking notes.

03:23:24.460 But, uh, I, I don't know if, uh, I have any other questions on this.

03:23:30.240 Um, I don't want to maybe dive too, uh, well, you know, this is, let's just keep diving.

03:23:38.660 I guess this is the, this is the topic, um, is, uh, in terms of, uh, of like a bug out bag, uh, that we've had conversations here about those in the past.

03:23:51.400 And, and, uh, uh, there's been, uh, conversations about a bug out bag and a bug in bag, uh, having a bug in bag in your car.

03:24:00.240 Uh, you know, kind of dressed out to, uh, in case of emergency, something to get you back to your house.

03:24:08.320 Uh, and likewise, then a bug out bag, having something that is, uh, on your person in your home in case something happens and you need to get out.

03:24:19.140 Uh, any, uh, any, uh, any advice on, uh, you know, the basics that people should have for that?

03:24:29.220 I have a, I have a, um, a wind up radio, uh, something that, you know, charges, uh, with, uh, kinetic energy, um, a few other items, uh, you know, for, for navigation.

03:24:44.240 And, um, and then, uh, you know, low level, mine's not, mine's not built out, uh, the way I want it, but, uh, low level survival, um, you know, fire, some, uh, I don't have any shelter in it yet, but, uh, yeah.

03:25:02.560 Tungsten, go ahead.

03:25:03.140 So I have some experience in this realm and I would just like to close out that radio thing.

03:25:10.340 So most radios, if you're getting a radio buy for a hundred dollars, GMRS is the legal, like, um, easily, like you just petition, you pay a, it's a money grab and you can have this access to this wave, these, these wavelengths.

03:25:26.220 Then same radio, you can theoretically have ham, capacity ham as a, as a licensing and a, um, a greater tier, but you don't necessarily have to use that to be on GMRS.

03:25:42.120 These radios, again, a hundred dollars, right?

03:25:44.200 And so they're almost disposable.

03:25:46.000 So just keep that in mind.

03:25:47.820 Most of the radios have weather capabilities, like, so you can access NOAA, et cetera, et cetera.

03:25:54.000 So they're very handy.

03:25:55.440 And again, because they're so inexpensive, they can be disposable.

03:25:58.620 Now, setting that aside, you obviously want multiple of those.

03:26:02.580 Um, but as far as the bags go, I would have two categorical distinctions.

03:26:09.460 One is you want to have one that's tailored to, to be, um, street clothes, so to speak.

03:26:15.560 So you're not looking, um, out of place.

03:26:19.060 And so everything that is in that bag should be accordingly.

03:26:25.080 Okay.

03:26:25.620 That's not to say you don't want, you can't have a pocket knife or whatever, but you don't want to have things that are going to flag you.

03:26:31.700 Now, the other bag, which is what we'll call a battle bag is going to be distinctively for that.

03:26:37.780 And that would be tailored accordingly for that.

03:26:39.960 But remember that is going to be a big flag.

03:26:43.600 If you're seen with that, it can give you away.

03:26:46.260 So starting with that, I'll, I'll just, um, yield, but that's the two distinctions that.

03:26:53.600 Are you telling people if they're in like Seattle dress gay?

03:26:56.760 Correct.

03:26:57.240 If you're in a, in a, in a, in an area where the trend is to dress a certain way, you would, it would behoove you to have something in clothing that is that way.

03:27:09.940 Now there's all kinds of things that can, you can have soft, you know, armor that is worn underneath your street clothes, which is fine.

03:27:17.580 I'm just saying you want to be very, um, camouflage, so to speak for, and there is earpieces that you've seen like undercover agents that can be used with these radios that are very, um, hidden.

03:27:30.880 That you wouldn't actually noticed if you were wearing them.

03:27:33.740 So you could have covert ops with other people who are observing things and make, make, have comms that is, and wouldn't be noticed.

03:27:45.800 Yeah.

03:27:46.320 Be discreet and blend in, uh, to the environment.

03:27:50.200 I guess I'll just keep riffing a little bit.

03:28:00.100 So the other thing is you want to have enough, but not too much, um, depending on people's fitness levels.

03:28:07.680 One of the things that happens, I've done a lot of hiking is that there's a diminishing return.

03:28:13.120 If you're, if you're thinking, Oh, well, what about this?

03:28:15.000 And what about that?

03:28:15.820 I've tend to move towards the minimalist mode.

03:28:20.180 And that is you want to have just enough because if you are an extended or you have to move quickly, you can be fatigued very easily with too much stuff.

03:28:30.300 So bear that in mind.

03:28:31.920 And the other thing is I really encourage everyone to test whatever pack you have.

03:28:36.960 So whatever, once you do it and you'll probably revise it, which I've done many times over is go out and take a hike and just see, and then try using this stuff.

03:28:45.620 Whatever you're, you're, you have, and it will be mission specific and see if it works for you or if something fails and then you can, you can adjust accordingly.

03:28:53.540 Um, yeah, and, uh, just, and with that consideration on the minimal minimalist side, I mean, somebody thinking about, okay, I'm going to be maybe going overnight on a, in a, a situation outdoors.

03:29:13.020 Um, you know, a, uh, a, a small tarp or just a blanket, uh, as opposed to, and a sleeping bag, et cetera, depending on, uh, the weather, I suppose.

03:29:25.020 And, and what the expectations are there, uh, there's Sammy.

03:29:29.040 I was, uh, I was hoping to get Sammy in here.

03:29:31.200 Um, so, uh, you know, I just, uh, I know, I know Sammy's, uh, Sammy puts in the work in this regard.

03:29:39.580 So I'm looking forward to hearing that, but in terms of, uh, of, of shelter, um, you know, warmth overnight, uh, what do you do, Tungsten?

03:29:51.020 So I have several tiers for this.

03:29:53.560 I kind of elucidated to that in terms of the one, two, but I actually have probably more like three to four different tiers.

03:30:01.200 And so, as you mentioned, if you're just going overnight, again, you want to be minimal.

03:30:06.320 And what I encourage everyone to do is spend the money on good rain gear, because you can always layer.

03:30:11.320 If you have a good, good rain gear, you can just have a base layer.

03:30:15.420 I recommend wool for several reasons I can go into later, but a wool base layer.

03:30:20.280 And literally I just wear a wool base layer and those rain, that rain gear.

03:30:26.100 If it's just a mild situation and you really don't need anything, provided your boots are good and you have a hood and your pack's dry, you don't need anything else.

03:30:33.940 And that gives you a lot more mobility, which I think is really critical.

03:30:38.960 Um, and the ability to cover more ground and carry water, like carrying water.

03:30:43.980 So, space of the backpack and or tent is space that you can, you could have water.

03:30:51.300 So, the most practical is bottles, but I prefer having a bottle and a camel pack.

03:30:58.180 It just seems to work well for me.

03:30:59.880 And you can get different sizes depending on what your mission is.

03:31:03.140 Um, so, that's, um, what I recommend to people.

03:31:06.760 And then if you're going, I'll go into it later.

03:31:09.160 If you're going to be going longer in colder environments, we can talk about different, um, setups.

03:31:18.440 Yeah, Sammy, get in there. 1.00

03:31:19.720 Yeah, a good rule of thumb for your pack weight and everything is you should be able to do five miles without taking a break, without taking it off.

03:31:34.060 I mean, you could stop to get a drink of water or whatever, but you should be able to do five miles minimum without taking it off.

03:31:41.000 And you should be able to run at least 100 yards as fast as you can with it.

03:31:45.420 Like, obviously, you're not full sprint, but you should be able to haul some ash at least 100 yards with it on.

03:31:52.540 And this is bug out bag specific because if you are in that situation of exfil, in a situation where it's not necessarily firefight,

03:32:04.200 but you're trying to get the fuck out of somewhere, there might be a situation where you do need to haul some ash.

03:32:10.020 You do need to move. 0.87

03:32:10.740 Maybe you are in a battle situation or whatnot, but there are people falling on you or you just got to get somewhere quick.

03:32:19.780 So you should be able to at least run 100 yards with it on and you should be able to do five miles.

03:32:26.200 No breaks, no taking it off.

03:32:28.560 So whatever weight that is for you, and that might change the more you work, you know, you should.

03:32:34.820 I do at least once a month, I do like a five mile, three to five miles.

03:32:39.600 Sometimes I'll do three miles twice in the weekend, but I'm pretty comfortable with how I have mine set up.

03:32:47.980 I've done over 10 miles a day with heavier packs.

03:32:53.300 So now talking about water, water is pretty heavy, takes a lot of space.

03:33:04.460 What's up?

03:33:06.600 Yeah, that's a good one.

03:33:08.260 I so I don't use a camelback because you have to carry it.

03:33:11.860 You don't really have a choice.

03:33:12.840 It's going to be and plus it's bulky.

03:33:16.420 And if you need to get you need to ditch some the weight, the first thing to go for me is water.

03:33:22.200 If I'm going to especially if I'm in an area that I can find water.

03:33:26.800 It's one of the most important resources.

03:33:30.220 But you're for me, I carry it.

03:33:33.120 I usually just carry it in a jug.

03:33:34.780 That way, if I need to drop something that's pretty fucking heavy, that's the least important in an emergency situation, I can just drop the jug of water.

03:33:47.080 Plus, it's always in my hand.

03:33:48.520 I don't need to dig it out of my backpack.

03:33:50.980 I can just drink it while I'm walking.

03:33:52.720 It gets lighter as I go.

03:33:54.560 So I just carry milk jugs. 0.97

03:33:56.800 They suck. 0.99

03:33:57.280 The handles suck. 0.99

03:33:58.920 I like to keep like Arizona iced tea jugs because it's a big, comfortable handle. 0.98

03:34:03.260 It's plastic, whatever.

03:34:04.800 It's an emergency situation. 0.97

03:34:06.840 It doesn't matter if you're getting microplastic in your balls if you're out in the woods trying to survive. 0.94

03:34:14.080 Yeah, that crossed my mind on what the container was made of. 0.97

03:34:20.640 And that's a good point.

03:34:25.000 And then in terms of sourcing water, like you talked about, you know, places where there can be water.

03:34:31.320 Or if someone finds a running stream, you know, what are the considerations there? 0.97

03:34:40.920 You always, if you want, I would not recommend using tablets on every fucking thing. 0.97

03:34:49.120 It's not good for you. 0.98

03:34:49.980 You can use iodine tablets if you can't make a fire. 1.00

03:34:54.860 But if you have the opportunity to make a fire, boil your fucking water. 0.98

03:34:59.140 And when you're done with the fire, you can save the charcoal and make a small charcoal water filter. 0.99

03:35:05.680 Especially if you have extra plastic cups, or not cups, plastic water bottles, or any sort of thing that you can knock the bottom off and make a sort of funnel.

03:35:16.700 Charcoal water filters are what they use for all of the name brand water filters.

03:35:22.540 So it's just charcoal and dirt, layers of charcoal and dirt.

03:35:27.920 You can make as many layers as you want, do like an inch of each.

03:35:30.300 Which, it's worked for thousands of years.

03:35:35.240 I mean, it's the easiest way to do it.

03:35:36.860 And plus, you can make that water bottle filter, keep it on you, so that you can keep using that filter for probably a month or two.

03:35:46.300 Depending on how big it is, you might be able to, it's probably bigger than the Brita filters.

03:35:50.880 So the basic ones of those last a month.

03:35:53.640 Like, I mean, you try to get some good use out of it.

03:35:59.000 Are we talking a specific type of charcoal?

03:36:02.540 You know, so getting...

03:36:03.620 Charcoal is charcoal.

03:36:04.560 It's just burnt wood.

03:36:05.900 Okay.

03:36:06.620 Yeah, so I was...

03:36:07.640 Don't use ash.

03:36:10.640 Make sure you use actual charcoal chunks and then, you know, crunch it up.

03:36:14.720 Smash it up with your hands or whatever.

03:36:16.940 And make it into a powder.

03:36:19.040 And layer it up.

03:36:19.740 I get some rocks, if you can't poke holes in them, it will get plugged up. 0.91

03:36:24.760 So you kind of want to find some stones, sort of big, and put that on the very bottom so that all the shit doesn't either wash out or plug up your holes.

03:36:38.640 So on that note, something to be mindful of, depending on the levels of how your discretion is, if you need to be discreet, you won't want to start a fire. 0.87

03:36:48.600 So keep that in mind.

03:36:50.180 The other alternative, you can start fires without, you know, smoke, but the heat signature, if you guys catch my drift, is still a thing.

03:36:59.020 So keep that in mind.

03:37:00.960 There's a lot of ways.

03:37:01.880 Like, if you have micro stoves, you can do that, but there's still a heat signature, but there won't be smoke.

03:37:07.440 So if you are making a fire and trying to be discreet, do it at night, but you're still going to have a heat signature, just keep that in mind.

03:37:16.420 As far as how much per day, I want to comment on that.

03:37:20.460 I've done quite a bit of – I've done about averaging 10 miles with 40 pounds on bona fide trails in the United States.

03:37:28.720 And I find that, for me, I like to have four quarts that is equivalent to almost four liters.

03:37:37.880 And you can carry it in different ways, but nevertheless, I find it to be helpful because sometimes you're not going to find a re-up.

03:37:44.720 And if you end up having to crash out that night and then you've got to get up in the morning and move and you don't have anything and you're carrying weight, you could be in jeopardy, you know, in a matter of 24, 48 hours, depending on how the temperature is and the environment.

03:38:02.800 So keep that in mind.

03:38:04.760 Water is the key.

03:38:08.320 Yeah, 100% is the most important resource.

03:38:10.720 You can go, you know, a week.

03:38:13.840 If you're heavy, heavy, heavy hiking, probably I wouldn't go over four days without eating, but you can go a lot longer.

03:38:21.820 I wouldn't even go a day without getting water if you're out there in a hiking situation.

03:38:26.460 But another way, if you're not around, like, an actual river or water source, if you are in green areas, not the straight desert, you can maybe get away with it in certain parts of deserts around the United States.

03:38:40.420 I'm not exactly sure, but if you're in hill country or mountains, just go to the lowest possible source you can of any hill or mountain base and start digging.

03:38:51.380 And eventually, it might take a day or two, but that little hole will fill up with water, and that is already pre-filtered.

03:38:58.800 I'd just like to add that whether you're bugging out or bugging in, you should have already have taken the opportunity to identify water sources, right, depending on where you're going when you're bugging out.

03:39:21.980 And how you're bugging out, you should have already identified water, right?

03:39:27.560 And you can do – what you can do is you can have a remote site, too, a place where you can store additional food and water and whatever so you don't have to hump it all the way, you know, like someplace on the way.

03:39:40.560 That's another thought.

03:39:41.640 And water, of course, is, you know, critical to your life function.

03:39:47.420 You can get all kinds of water filtration devices that are really good, you know, really good and really cheap, $100 just about.

03:39:56.340 I use a chidine, and how I do it is I just have a – I throw out the siphon into the water, and it's a hand pump, and then I put the receiving cord right into my camelback, and I just pump it up with fresh water.

03:40:11.480 And it pumps everything through filters and various charcoal layers, and then it actually pumps it through ceramic, right?

03:40:22.340 So it gets the very finest of particles and stuff out.

03:40:26.860 And that goes right into my camelback, and then I drink it.

03:40:29.380 That's one way I do it.

03:40:30.960 And then the other way that I have set up is I can actually take my camelback, right, and pick dirty water up right through the filling, the big hole in the back of it, you know, at the top of it, the big hole.

03:40:42.380 I can dunk it in and fill it up really quick, and then I have an inline siphon up near the front that when I suck on the water, it filters it right into my mouth clean, and you can get those inline built in.

03:40:55.480 And it's not nearly as good as a filter as the damn kyodine, but it'll do in a minute.

03:41:00.500 You know, when I got to be booking it on my feet, I don't have time to mess around. 0.97

03:41:05.260 I got to go, right?

03:41:06.980 When I got to go, the water's got to go with me.

03:41:08.960 So my hands are free because, you know why?

03:41:11.300 I got guns in my hand because I don't have time to be humping water jugs.

03:41:15.300 I'm humping rifles, right? 0.98

03:41:17.360 So I need the rest of that shit to figure out where it's going to get to be off of me because, like you said, water is heavy, right? 0.99

03:41:25.780 And when you're humping, so it doesn't make it easy, but it's such a necessity, it's important, right? 0.99

03:41:32.080 But, yeah, do I want a five-gallon water jug in my hand or do I want my rifle in my hand?

03:41:37.380 You know what I mean?

03:41:38.560 Well, you don't use a sling?

03:41:40.660 Well, I have a three-point sling.

03:41:43.040 So my gun is kind of just in there bouncing around.

03:41:45.640 You know what I mean?

03:41:46.380 So, yeah, I use a sling, sling it on, or keep one hand on, and then hold it on.

03:41:53.360 Oh, I got walking sticks, and I got other things I need, friend.

03:41:57.040 So my hands are always full.

03:41:59.680 But that kaiadine keeps me, it keeps my, what is it, three liters I have.

03:42:05.520 It keeps that thing pretty full.

03:42:07.120 And then, like, if you're bunkering, if you're, and that's only if you're a single individual, right?

03:42:14.220 Like, usually if it's a family-level bug-out, you have access to vehicles, and that might change your water plan because now you're going to have to take water for the whole family.

03:42:23.700 And for that, it's like five-gallon water containers that you hopefully had pre-filled up and ready to go because, again, you know, when a disaster hits, you will not have time to do that.

03:42:34.720 All of this bug-out stuff that we're talking about needs to be ready to go on the spot, right?

03:42:40.880 Otherwise, it's not helping you at all. 0.99

03:42:42.500 You're just going to be a fool running down the street streaming. 0.98

03:42:45.940 You want to be that well-planned, well-executed person who can grab and get their family together and grab a few items that you have stored ready to go because you've thought this through, right? 1.00

03:42:58.040 You've thought about it.

03:42:59.020 You've worked through it.

03:43:00.060 You've tested it.

03:43:01.500 You know where you're going.

03:43:03.180 You know how long it's going to take there by foot or by vehicle.

03:43:06.920 And, I mean, you have it planned out like that.

03:43:08.840 If you want to survive, that is.

03:43:11.700 Some people, if you notice, it seems like half of our race wants to kill itself, and they do not want to survive.

03:43:18.460 They don't want to survive what's coming, right?

03:43:20.560 They just don't.

03:43:22.020 I don't know where they're from.

03:43:23.800 I don't know that bloop, though.

03:43:26.380 Holy moly.

03:43:27.180 You know, our whole democratic population is against us, it looks like, not to mention the other side of the coin, too, right? 0.82

03:43:36.400 So we have a lot of crazy people that we're going to have to deal with, right? 0.79

03:43:41.680 Sad but true.

03:43:42.500 But that's going to be the real battle is how to communicate with these people, and I don't know. 0.99

03:43:51.300 I'm not really, at my point, I'm too old to be dealing with that shit. 0.99

03:43:55.120 You know what I mean? 0.99

03:43:56.280 I'm just not dealing with them at that age.

03:43:58.260 Yeah, so I want to chime in.

03:44:03.920 Something about water before we've gone over almost everything is that, so I know we're in the summertime, but having a metal water container is imperative to winter practice because what happens is your water can freeze.

03:44:19.640 So if you have a metal container, you can warm your water up, you can put it in there, and not only will it stay liquid when you need it, but you can also use it as a way to heat if you're in a bag, your sleeping bag, or if you don't have anything, you can just stick that hot bottle in your garments to help keep you warm.

03:44:42.840 So I really encourage people to have a metal water bottle at all times.

03:44:47.540 You know what I've had my eyeball on for a while, but I've never pulled the sugar up because I just can't afford it, is it's called a grail.

03:44:56.260 People have been waiting for a larger grail, which is like a, I think it's a 32-ounce grail, but it's made out of titanium.

03:45:03.940 I don't know if you guys know what the grail system is, but it's pretty cool.

03:45:08.200 It's, you know, you should check it out.

03:45:11.380 But the grail, I think the grail has got everything beat so far.

03:45:14.120 They just, they're, the ones that they have out there now are just actually kind of small, I think.

03:45:20.440 It's like 16.5 ounces they can have.

03:45:24.180 But it's some kind of interesting pump that has like an insert in it, and you fill up your cup with water,

03:45:30.680 and then you press this insert into the cup down hard, and then that, as it flows into the other cup, it purifies the water.

03:45:39.360 So when you get to the bottom of the cup, this thing's inserted and kind of locked in there, and now you have a clean glass of water that you can drink.

03:45:47.980 You know, it's interesting.

03:45:49.040 Plus, you can use it a different way since it's titanium.

03:45:52.100 You want single-walled is what you want.

03:45:54.040 You don't want double-walled titanium because it'll split on you and maybe even blow up.

03:45:59.760 You know what I mean?

03:46:00.380 There's titanium in there.

03:46:01.400 It'll split down the edge if you heat them up.

03:46:03.340 But so what, for that, for cooking, for exposure to the fire, you want a single-walled, right?

03:46:10.160 If you want to keep something warm in your hand, a double-walled is good for that kind of stuff.

03:46:14.400 But yeah, so it's titanium, and you can even do that kind of thing.

03:46:17.780 But I'm waiting for it to come down to price. 0.99

03:46:19.740 They got like stupid prices on these things, like $300. 1.00

03:46:24.080 That's kind of stupid price. 1.00

03:46:25.340 And you can even go on – you can build yourself your own do-it-yourself Berkey water system for home use, right? 1.00

03:46:37.300 You can build your own.

03:46:38.420 It even shows you on YouTube.

03:46:39.500 There's videos, right?

03:46:41.340 You can go and check those out and build it that way.

03:46:43.940 But yeah, I'm done with that.

03:46:46.260 Thanks, my friends.

03:46:46.920 Thank you, Watchful, and everybody who contributed here.

03:46:55.600 Good show.

03:46:57.140 Dug into a lot of good material on thinking about the bigger picture, thinking outside the box, preparation, what's coming down the pike, and what to think about.

03:47:11.120 You know, it's good just to wrap our heads around our topography, our nature, our situations, have an awareness about that.

03:47:22.340 We're going to switch it over here to 1488 radio in just a moment.

03:47:30.180 Any last words here before we switch over?

03:47:32.900 Everybody can stay on stage if they want to.

03:47:34.760 We'll switch topics and get into some other information here, but everybody's welcome to stay.

03:47:41.120 Yeah, I just wanted to touch on a lot of the points you guys had.

03:47:46.500 The water situation and everything, that's all involved in the area study.

03:47:50.760 And if you have a bug in or a bug out plan, that's a very important thing to do.

03:47:54.860 Also, if you live in a rural area, bugging out is probably a terrible idea.

03:47:59.640 A lot of people think they're just going to throw an 80-pound rucksack on and try to fucking bug out when they never train with it. 0.99

03:48:07.700 And if you do that, you're going to fucking die. 0.99

03:48:09.620 So that's some stuff to consider. 0.99

03:48:11.920 Testing your equipment, testing yourself, you know, and becoming one with your mission is something that you should put into practice.

03:48:31.280 It's something some of us are far more experienced with than others, but you shouldn't leave that on the table.

03:48:41.480 I remember going to a friend's birthday party for his son.

03:48:48.060 We went to the Airsoft Arena, and we got out there, started running around, and it was a wake-up call.

03:49:01.360 It was a wake-up call.

03:49:02.700 I'm in my 40s now, and, you know, I got my legs back under me, but, you know, going from zero to 60 and losing, you know,

03:49:21.840 going from a crouched position behind an obstacle to another area and not being fully exercised out.

03:49:31.140 It was a bit of a wake-up call on where I was physically because my head's in a certain place, right?

03:49:38.940 My body is not quite ready to catch up to that.

03:49:41.880 So you got to put in at least an amount of work to keep yourself attuned, you know, into the situation you might get yourself in.

03:49:52.980 I think the paintball courses arenas and the Airsoft arenas are a great place to get out and be able to exercise yourself

03:50:04.900 and test yourself in those types of situations.

03:50:10.160 So just keep that in mind as well.

03:50:13.620 With that, we will change it over.

03:50:15.940 1488 Radio in the house.

03:50:18.340 White Reich, welcome, sir. 0.96

03:50:20.360 I know you had the week off last week handling some business as a dad.

03:50:25.200 We're very glad to have you back, and I'm going to go ahead and hit that intro.

03:50:32.560 Yeah, good to be back.

03:50:34.720 I always feel a little bit rusty after I've missed a few days of broadcasting.

03:50:42.180 So good to be here.

03:50:44.220 Feeling good.

03:50:45.480 Feeling white.

03:50:46.460 Feeling excellent.

03:50:48.460 Channeling my inner vril right now.

03:50:51.120 But thank you, everybody.

03:50:52.980 It's been an awesome day here on White Excellence Radio, and it is time for 1488 Radio.

03:50:59.560 The original White Power space, the original White Power show that started almost over a year ago here on X.com.

03:51:11.020 So to everybody who's been with us on this amazing adventure of growth, of highs and lows, I take a bow to you, and I throw a Roman your way.

03:51:22.400 So thank you to all of our audience members and participants that continue to support us on the way.

03:51:28.840 Here on 1488 Radio, we do have hosts and co-hosts of the show, and we would appreciate it if you guys respected them accordingly.

03:51:38.540 And who are the hosts?

03:51:39.620 That's myself, White Reich, Mythos, Radio Weimar, and other people that come in along the way that stop by.

03:51:47.380 We have VIPs that continue to grace us with their presence from time to time, and we tend to have conversations with them going back and forth.

03:51:56.860 So if you are a participant, throw your hand up if you've got something to say if we're discussing things between ourselves.

03:52:04.660 And if not, I mean, you're welcome to just come up and hang out with us.

03:52:08.300 But we do have a couple of rules with that.

03:52:12.060 I mean, rules create order out of this chaotic world that we live in.

03:52:16.540 And the rules here on 1488 Radio is we want you to participate, but do us a favor.

03:52:23.680 Come up sober.

03:52:24.900 If you're slurring your words, if you're inebriated, it's a bad look for you.

03:52:28.880 It's a bad look for us.

03:52:30.520 Myself and Mythos, we come and bring 1488 Radio to you of sober mind and spiritually and physically sound.

03:52:39.980 So we would appreciate it if you'd show us the same respect.

03:52:42.940 And then the other thing is do yourself a favor.

03:52:46.040 Do our cause a favor.

03:52:47.760 Do the 14 words a favor.

03:52:49.900 And don't come up here and fed post, right?

03:52:52.220 We need you on the battlefield.

03:52:54.080 We need you handing out flyers.

03:52:55.740 We need you starting pro-white businesses. 0.95

03:52:58.380 We need you employing white people. 1.00

03:53:00.260 We need you having children and more or less doing everything that you can on your daily life that you could secure the 14 words.

03:53:11.040 If you don't know what the 14 words are, they go as follows.

03:53:14.880 We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. 1.00

03:53:20.800 So that's the 14 in 1488.

03:53:23.140 If you don't know what the 88 is, the 88 stands for the 88 Precepts by David Lane.

03:53:30.220 And what are the 88 Precepts?

03:53:31.860 Well, the 88 Precepts are a bit of a white power commandments. 0.98

03:53:36.360 They're core tenets that you can observe in your everyday life and implement as well to embrace your vril, embrace your white power, and do your darndest to secure the 14 words. 0.92

03:53:49.120 And you can find the 88 Precepts on davidlane1488.com.

03:53:54.580 Do yourself a favor.

03:53:56.500 Bookmark the 88 Precepts or download the PDF.

03:53:59.880 Read one or two a day and just meditate on it.

03:54:02.460 See how you can implement the 88 Precepts in your daily life because when you are implementing the 88 Precepts in your daily life,

03:54:09.880 in meditation of the 88 Precepts, we will secure the existence of our future.

03:54:16.100 So with that said, it's 1488.

03:54:20.080 I'm here.

03:54:21.140 I was gone.

03:54:22.420 I disappeared.

03:54:23.340 Four days.

03:54:24.360 Mythos.

03:54:25.220 Everybody else holding down the fort.

03:54:27.660 Greatly appreciated.

03:54:29.680 And it's feeling good to be back.

03:54:31.720 It's what we do.

03:54:32.340 Yeah.

03:54:32.700 And I'll introduce you to a new friend, Watchful Warrior here.

03:54:38.680 He's carried the space with me for all of the lunch hour, which was awesome.

03:54:46.600 He has military background, very interesting experience, blowing shit up in a tank and got to tell some of those war stories, which was awesome to hear.

03:54:57.860 And then we got into prepping, ham radio usage, communications, and bugging out and bugging in.

03:55:06.280 So it was a really powerful two hours and went by very quickly.

03:55:12.780 You know, as I get older, time seems to fly even faster.

03:55:16.760 I don't know what that is, but I'm not really enjoying it.

03:55:21.840 But, yeah, he was a great contributor.

03:55:25.500 And we have some possibility of working with him, maybe in some of his network, in hosting different themed shows here.

03:55:41.560 So we're going to have a conversation.

03:55:43.340 Let's go.

03:55:44.040 So, yeah, have a conversation with him.

03:55:46.160 He's, uh, yeah, he's got, I'm here for it, man.

03:55:49.200 Pleasure to make your acquaintance watchful.

03:55:52.440 Hey, my brother.

03:55:53.600 Anytime.

03:55:54.420 Oh, I know, man.

03:55:55.680 I know who you are, friend.

03:55:58.000 No, you don't.

03:55:59.200 I've listened to you for a while, but yeah, um, you know what we want to do.

03:56:05.740 You know, that's what we want to do, secure a future for our children.

03:56:08.940 And by working together and doing teamwork and spreading the word, that's how we'll do that.

03:56:14.040 You know, we'll bring, we'll bring about fairness to, to our environment, you know, and that's what we look to do is, you know, re, re, re establish the playing field.

03:56:24.740 You know what I mean?

03:56:25.700 By, by, by setting out a dominance and showing people who's who and what's what, what's smart and what is not.

03:56:33.880 That's right, brother.

03:56:34.940 We reign supreme in the land of our homelands and the land of our forefathers.

03:56:39.280 I'm here for it.

03:56:40.160 Let's go.

03:56:41.080 Let's go, dude. 0.99

03:56:41.960 I'm my, that's fucking right. 0.99

03:56:43.920 All, all in. 0.99

03:56:45.260 All in.

03:56:45.760 Oh yeah.

03:56:46.600 All in.

03:56:47.100 You put in the work.

03:56:48.960 Uh, you, you have, uh, you are he who comes before us and there will be those that come after us.

03:56:55.820 And it is, it is through that, um, that vein of the 14 words that connects us all in that, um, you know, I, I am in my forties moving on into my fifties.

03:57:07.120 Uh, I will be an old man.

03:57:09.180 Um, yeah, thanks white. 0.95

03:57:12.320 And, uh, and so, um, you know, knowing, knowing that I have, uh, a shelf life, uh, and my mortality and the children that I have to extend this future to, to prepare them, uh, not for a life of ease and comfort, uh, but for a life of duty and honor, uh, that is, uh, what we owe.

03:57:37.060 Uh, and we don't have to, uh, create the good times that create weak men.

03:57:41.620 Uh, we can put upon our children, uh, the tasks and the duties, uh, that make their life hard.

03:57:49.160 Uh, they don't have to particularly know that you're doing it for any particular purpose, um, but just giving them what life really is, uh, to the best of your ability, making sure that they're not cutting corners, not taking any shortcuts.

03:58:04.420 Uh, a wise friend of mine once said, there's no place, uh, there's no shortcut to any place worth going.

03:58:11.620 And, uh, when you take that straight line and you take the hard road and you trudge through all of the challenges, uh, you know, with a 50 pound sack, uh, on your back, if that's what it takes, um, you know, that's a part of it.

03:58:28.080 And sometimes the kids are going to cry, uh, and if they do well done, dad, well done.

03:58:34.260 But, uh, with that, we've got a few, uh, a few topics, uh, kind of been saving here.

03:58:40.100 Uh, white, you have anything, uh, you're, you're going to shoot from the hip on here as we go. 0.82

03:58:46.000 Well, you know, we had a conversation earlier this morning and, uh, my goldfish memory is making sure that I completely forgot about the topic that I wanted to talk about.

03:58:56.640 Ah, yes, I remember now, um, this could be a potential topic of contention.

03:59:07.140 Um, especially for a lot of our Natsock bros.

03:59:13.440 Um, I myself am a national socialist and I definitely revere what the third Reich was able to accomplish in their time. 0.97

03:59:23.840 And so I'm going to tread very carefully with this conversation because make no mistake, um, what they did was great and what they could have achieved would have been amazing for the entirety of the planet.

03:59:39.500 But there comes a time where we live in the current year and circumstances change.

03:59:48.480 And that requires adaptability that requires evolution that requires us learning from the mistakes of those who came before us and revering them, but not worshiping them as the end all be all.

04:00:06.220 And if there's one thing that I've noticed within our cause here on X is that people tend to overly glamorize the third Reich as them having all of the solutions and we have to follow the third Reich solutions to the T in order to achieve total Aryan victory. 0.75

04:00:28.320 Now, here's where things get a little bit contentious and where I present myself as your resident contrarian.

04:00:36.220 The third Reich lost. 0.92

04:00:40.560 A lot of people before us lost as well.

04:00:43.860 The silent brotherhood lost.

04:00:46.600 George Lincoln Rockwell lost.

04:00:49.480 A lot of men that were great lost.

04:00:54.560 Now, what does this mean?

04:00:56.660 This doesn't mean that we don't revere them.

04:00:59.320 This doesn't mean that we don't give them the.

04:01:02.280 Plaques in our halls for the great achievements that they that they achieved, but we need to evolve and adapt and recognize their shortcomings.

04:01:15.040 If you look at George Lincoln Rockwell, where was his shortcoming?

04:01:21.180 Well, the shortcoming with George Lincoln Rockwell is that he was a cult of personality and his movement that he started dwindled and faded away after he was assassinated.

04:01:33.060 If we look at Robert J. Matthews of the silent brothers, a great and inspirational person who could have achieved amazing things had he lived 10 to 15 more years.

04:01:46.840 First, what happened to the silent brothers after Robert J. Matthews?

04:01:51.560 Well, it.

04:01:53.380 Fizzled out.

04:01:55.200 And we'll look at the third Reich. 0.88

04:01:57.280 What happened to the third Reich without Hitler? 0.96

04:01:59.480 And after the entire World War Two, well, obviously it fizzled out.

04:02:03.940 People fled across the globe in order to try to live a normal life while simultaneously being hunted down by Western Jews and the influence that they had over our countries. 1.00

04:02:17.780 Where am I getting at with this?

04:02:20.540 Well, modern times require modern solutions.

04:02:25.080 And if we overly idolize those in our past as their solutions being the end-all be-all to our modern problems, we are settling for a loss.

04:02:44.160 So what I would like to encourage in this topic is that we learn from the mistakes of our forebearers and become greater men than they were.

04:02:56.800 We should all aspire to be better than Hitler. 0.97

04:03:00.740 We should all aspire to be better than Rockwell.

04:03:04.240 We should all aspire to be better than Robert J. Matthews.

04:03:08.520 We should all aspire to be better than William Luther Pierce.

04:03:12.560 All of the people who have set this road that we're walking down right now, we need to come to a realization that it is our job to pave the road forward.

04:03:26.940 They got us here.

04:03:28.800 Now it's our job to become better, learn from their mistakes, and improve on what can be improved.

04:03:36.580 Now, some people will look at the Third Reich and say, well, the way that you're criticizing X, Y, and Z isn't Third Reich doctrine.

04:03:48.460 And you know what?

04:03:49.460 That might be true.

04:03:51.740 And that's okay.

04:03:53.640 We can't evolve our movement if we are living in 1940s Germany.

04:04:00.200 We can't evolve our movement if we're living in 1960s to 70s America.

04:04:08.580 There is work that needs to be done and an evolving process that needs to take place for us to essentially grab the torch and move forward rather than grabbing the torch and looking behind us and saying, hey, that's awesome.

04:04:26.640 I want to do the same thing.

04:04:28.060 The idea is that we want to do better.

04:04:31.400 So the reason why I brought this topic up, I said it a little bit earlier, is because what I've noticed is that any type of criticism or action that may contradict one of our revered leaders of old tends to be as a legitimate talking point as to why we can't face certain topics of discussion.

04:04:58.060 Why we can't go down a certain road in regards to the progression of the cause and the movement and why we continue to stay stagnant.

04:05:08.140 So, again, I love Uncle A.

04:05:14.940 I love those who paved the way for me to be here.

04:05:19.360 But I can guarantee you Uncle A would be looking at us right now and saying, what are you waiting for?

04:05:24.700 What are you going to do now?

04:05:28.880 I set the stage for you and it's your job to be better than me.

04:05:34.780 It's our job to be better than Goebbels.

04:05:38.220 It's our job to be better than all of these men.

04:05:41.560 And what are we going to do about that?

04:05:45.180 How can we evolve?

04:05:46.900 How can we learn from their shortcomings and ultimately acquire the resolve that's necessary to achieve total Aryan victory once and for all? 1.00

04:05:57.020 Some people will look back at Uncle A, and I know that I do, and I say, hey, you know, he did great things, but he was too soft.

04:06:07.380 He was too nice.

04:06:08.560 If he would have used the endless supplies of mustard gas on the battlefield, things would have looked a lot different in this world.

04:06:18.920 If he actually would have killed six million like the fake history books tell us, things would have looked a lot different in this world.

04:06:27.900 And the same thing goes on for predecessors, people after Hitler and great men that I aspire to be better than. 0.65

04:06:35.140 But we need to come to the conclusion that the Third Reich and our forebearers have work to do. 0.76

04:06:45.680 And if we continue down this road of reminiscing, we will never go anywhere.

04:06:58.560 Yeah, those are heavy words, White.

04:07:01.020 They do, you know, I think we like the idea of a man like that and other great men coming to lead and giving us a rallying point.

04:07:19.560 And there is that inner reflection of actually there's no one coming to save us.

04:07:29.520 And it's a daunting task that puts a lot of weight on our shoulders when it's contemplated.

04:07:37.180 And it's not it's not the it's not the task I had, you know, when I woke up this morning to think about that, that duty, the responsibility that we bear to accomplish something like that.

04:07:56.140 And it's like you said, it's it's somewhat easier to reminisce and romanticize where someone could give us and make this just an easier lift.

04:08:13.820 But if I re-evaluate and I look to people like we're on stage here today in the past couple hours, that this is a.

04:08:27.820 Is this a new moment where we rise to occasions in all over the world?

04:08:39.800 And I said this earlier that, you know, Germany is the size of California. 0.82

04:08:44.320 Well, if we had a leader in California and we had a leader in Missouri, we had a leader in Arkansas and a leader in Florida and a leader in New Hampshire and a leader in Vermont and a leader in Montana.

04:08:56.580 Is this a a new paradigm?

04:09:00.700 Is this actually a new zeitgeist that we are then owing to nature itself and and demanding of us, you know, the the fate that may.

04:09:19.960 May present itself in that I was thinking of Trevor when you were giving that opening monologue there, white, so I'm glad he came to the stage. 0.92

04:09:34.440 I if you if you if you see fit, we can go to Trevor here.

04:09:42.260 Yeah, let's see what Trevor has to say.

04:09:44.840 It's definitely a contentious topic, and I'm sure that some people are either like, oh, he committed sacrilege or they're definitely having some juices flowing in their head.

04:09:56.400 Like, hey, yeah, you know, we we got to adapt.

04:10:00.200 We it's OK to look to the past and say these guys were great and they did great things.

04:10:04.460 But now it's our job to do even greater things.

04:10:07.800 Trevor.

04:10:08.580 Yeah, first of all, what's up, guys?

04:10:10.720 What's up, Bethos?

04:10:11.460 What's up?

04:10:11.900 Right.

04:10:12.240 Why, right?

04:10:13.420 1488 radio.

04:10:14.240 What's up, guys?

04:10:16.320 So.

04:10:18.960 I don't know how I'm going to start this.

04:10:20.500 OK, so.

04:10:22.700 Adolf Hitler is the person who first laid down the principle.

04:10:27.280 Of which.

04:10:28.860 Really just defines us as a race, really, when he spoke of Germany, he spoke of Europa and thus he spoke of America.

04:10:35.780 OK, he speaks of the white race.

04:10:38.440 You know, he talked he goes into India.

04:10:40.980 He talks about all the ancient cultures and all of this stuff.

04:10:44.360 Right.

04:10:44.640 He goes into this in Mayankamp and it's elaborated further in the second best selling book in the Third Reich.

04:10:50.800 Like a myth of the 20th century by Alfred Rosenberg, the head of labor, I believe.

04:10:57.440 So, of course, we are going to have to look for them because they had the only model that.

04:11:04.500 That shows, like, what happens when you throw off this yoke for three short years from 1933 to 1936.

04:11:13.720 While the rest of the world is deep in the throes of the Great Depression, Germany makes a miraculous recovery on its own. 0.98

04:11:22.440 And it's because they kicked these rat bastards out and they started backing their, you know, their basic nations. 0.97

04:11:31.400 Their dollar, the Reichsmart, was valued off of the back of the worker, you know, the German worker. 0.99

04:11:38.560 I'm tripping on my words.

04:11:39.940 Sorry.

04:11:40.140 So, basically, that was a good system.

04:11:43.020 That system worked.

04:11:44.300 That system could not be allowed to be seen to work to the rest of the world.

04:11:49.460 So, already in 1933, we have Judea claiming war on Germany.

04:11:53.700 Already in 1936, before Germany had made any move of aggression, had not even done the Anschluss, which, of course, 98% of Austria wanted to rejoin the German Reich.

04:12:05.280 He had not gone into Czechoslovakia.

04:12:07.500 None of this stuff had happened.

04:12:08.560 And already in 1936, we have Churchill saying, Germany is becoming too strong.

04:12:13.500 We must strike her down.

04:12:15.740 What had Germany done in 1936 to incite this kind of hateful rhetoric?

04:12:20.740 And so, war was coming to Germany.

04:12:23.060 Rather, Germany liked it or not.

04:12:24.540 And Hitler realized this earlier.

04:12:26.860 He realized this earlier. 0.99

04:12:28.360 Otherwise, they lived a pathetic existence. 0.99

04:12:30.980 And they would continue. 0.72

04:12:32.400 Really, Bolshevism would have overtaken all of Europe, in my opinion, if Adolf did not make that final stand. 0.87

04:12:39.700 And, you know, I got so much respect for him, man.

04:12:44.320 Fighting Bolshevism. 0.61

04:12:45.360 Like, if he didn't do it there, it would have spread into France.

04:12:48.340 And then we'd all be Bolshevik. 0.79

04:12:50.680 I really believe it.

04:12:51.940 I really believe him putting up that badass fight.

04:12:55.920 And going into Poland.

04:12:57.200 Like, Poland was a powerhouse, guys.

04:12:59.200 People were understate Poland's military power.

04:13:02.440 They had a comparable air force.

04:13:04.020 They had a comparable standing force.

04:13:05.820 Their tanks were a little bit behind.

04:13:07.300 But they had a similar army.

04:13:09.500 Okay?

04:13:09.860 It should have been not a walk in the park at all.

04:13:13.300 But within three weeks, they capitulate.

04:13:15.720 Okay?

04:13:16.160 That's what they do on the eastern front.

04:13:17.800 And then they turn around.

04:13:19.220 Okay?

04:13:19.840 That's the fall and winter.

04:13:21.760 They defeat Poland. 0.88

04:13:22.960 And then they turn around right at spring.

04:13:25.360 And they invade France, Belgium, and, of course, the Netherlands. 0.69

04:13:30.520 Netherlands first.

04:13:31.600 It all goes backwards.

04:13:32.700 They invade the Netherlands, and then they invade Belgium from the north to draw in all the forces into that pocket into Belgium.

04:13:42.980 And then Hitler, actually, this is Hitler's decision. 0.94

04:13:47.100 Manstein and Guderian kept bringing him this plan that says, hey, we go through the Ardennes, and we drive up to Dunkirk.

04:13:54.080 And we encircle them.

04:13:55.400 We draw them in.

04:13:56.820 So they drew in, like, 300 divisions.

04:14:00.680 Massive men.

04:14:01.580 Okay?

04:14:01.840 There are so many prisoners taken here.

04:14:03.620 I forget the exact number, but I believe it's five or six billion right here in this pocket.

04:14:09.140 And at Dunkirk, you know, of course, like you said, he could have completely decimated the BEF.

04:14:15.140 And thus, the northern African campaign and Greece, you know, Italy, for all its shortcomings, they sucked militarily.

04:14:23.060 They had bad leadership.

04:14:23.920 I don't know what was wrong with Italy in World War II. 0.99

04:14:25.820 But if they would have done their fucking job, we would not be in this position, okay? 0.99

04:14:29.720 I put a lot of blame on Italy. 0.99

04:14:31.780 But I'm getting off the rocks on this one.

04:14:35.000 But what I'm absolutely convinced of, brothers and sisters, is if Adolf Hitler could step up on this stage today, or if he can manifest himself or whatever, speak through another person, the Godmouth, the Ansuz, okay? 0.96

04:14:50.120 I'm absolutely convinced that Hitler would step up on this panel and many others and in public and the broader movement. 0.97

04:14:58.680 And he would slap everybody upside the head and tell us to put aside our petty differences and save our race first. 1.00

04:15:06.740 All this religious bullshit is extra. 1.00

04:15:10.060 Without saving the white race, there will be no debate. 1.00

04:15:13.260 We will relapse into a state of barbarism.

04:15:16.360 And so the race must always come first. 1.00

04:15:19.360 And I say this as a Christian, as you know.

04:15:23.520 All my grandparents, my great-grandparents, they were all Christians. 0.98

04:15:27.460 They were all racists. 0.99

04:15:28.680 You could be a racist and a Christian. 1.00

04:15:31.080 God will forgive you. 0.96

04:15:33.220 That's all I got to say.

04:15:43.200 Yeah, I can agree to all of that, Trevor.

04:15:47.740 Yeah.

04:15:48.440 I mean, I'm not in disagreement with what you said in regards to setting behind petty differences.

04:15:55.460 But there still are big differences, Trevor.

04:15:59.640 And I know where you're alluding to, wink, wink, nudge, nudge, right?

04:16:08.460 I am a race-first individual, but I'm also a nationalist.

04:16:13.200 What does that mean?

04:16:15.320 That means I deeply care about the white race and our race abroad, but my main and primary focus is here in the United States of America. 0.57

04:16:28.100 So if there's people that I have viewed or called out to be fraudulent because their allegiance is foreign and their actions don't preach what their words are saying, it is my duty not only to my race but to my country to call it out.

04:16:53.140 Now, I get where you're coming from, Trevor.

04:16:56.960 I want to go along to get along with as many people as possible and be as diplomatic as I can.

04:17:05.080 But sometimes too much straw on the camel's back breaks it.

04:17:10.780 And I know that we've had conversations in the back channels.

04:17:15.440 You've bore witness to certain things in regards to certain people.

04:17:20.160 And I would just say this.

04:17:22.640 You have to be careful of people's intentions, and you need to be wary of where your allegiance lies and where their allegiance lies.

04:17:35.860 I don't want foreign nationals dictating to me as an American citizen on how we need to adjust our politics, our cause, our movement here in the United States of America. 0.99

04:17:50.200 It's not my job to tell the Canadians how to participate in white nationalism.

04:17:56.540 It's not my job to tell the Australians how to participate in white nationalism.

04:18:01.420 And I would say it's not the job of somebody fresh here in the United States to dictate what the movement needs to do, how it needs to operate, and what is the best path in moving forward.

04:18:17.940 I've said this before in previous shows a week and a half ago or so, that when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

04:18:30.100 If I were to go to Germany and help them participate in their nationalism, I would be asking them, what can I do to help?

04:18:39.280 This is a direction that I think might benefit you, but ultimately, you are German, I am American, and I want what's best for Germany because I am now living in Germany.

04:18:52.220 If the roles were reversed, I would expect the same respect.

04:18:59.060 Now, I think you get where I'm coming from with this, so I'll land my plane there.

04:19:06.340 And to our audience, if it seems a little bit veiled, I think you know what I'm talking about, especially if you were here a couple weeks ago when we talked about foreign nationals here in the United States

04:19:18.620 and people who have decided that a multiracial Jew-naming coalition is healthy for the white people.

04:19:28.220 And that's where I differ with a lot of folks at the other radio station we talk about.

04:19:36.740 But you look at the leadership over there.

04:19:39.120 Those guys are all 99% white nationalists, right?

04:19:42.660 They do have a guy, and he is a German.

04:19:46.960 But here's how I see it.

04:19:49.780 The white race has gone from 30% of the world population in 1945 to now only 10%, barely showing 10%.

04:19:57.680 So I think that this coming revolution, and it seems to be happening everywhere, we see this in Europe.

04:20:04.100 It's becoming increasingly right, which their right is something like center for us.

04:20:08.900 It seems to me like the pendulum was so artificially pushed to the left and so far to the left

04:20:17.140 that now it's crashing back to the right, and it's going to destroy everything in its path.

04:20:22.360 So I'm going to argue that these nations like Croatia, who do not demonize Adolf Hitler or Hungary or, you know, those eastern,

04:20:32.320 and even in the west, Germany, we should support every movement.

04:20:36.840 The coming white revolution, I believe, must be global. 0.98

04:20:41.080 Because this is not just a USA problem that we have Jews in power, okay? 0.99

04:20:48.800 The Jew is a wanderer. 1.00

04:20:50.480 He is everywhere. 0.97

04:20:51.240 He makes his home in London one day, Brussels, you know, the next day he's in New York, okay?

04:20:57.540 These people do not have any borders or boundaries.

04:21:01.460 And so this awakening, and I think it is happening everywhere.

04:21:05.600 We can see it everywhere.

04:21:06.860 And every nation you point to that is roughly white, that we could say is white, 0.72

04:21:11.440 and I'm talking about Europe and the United States, and that's pretty much it.

04:21:15.940 You know, I don't include these other nations, okay?

04:21:19.040 You know, Italians, of course, are white. 1.00

04:21:23.000 Greeks are, of course, white. 0.96

04:21:25.360 There are a few Aryan expressive, not many, but there are a few Aryan expressive people in Lebanon and in Gaza.

04:21:33.460 I saw a picture of a little girl get killed yesterday, and she was blonde-haired and blue-eyed.

04:21:39.660 Absolutely, Aryan. 0.99

04:21:41.980 And I verified that picture, and yeah, that was a little girl that got killed in Gaza, okay?

04:21:45.700 So there are not many, but there are enough for me to be pissed off about it, you know?

04:21:50.480 So that's why I'm saying due to our numbers decreasing over the years,

04:21:56.740 and I do think that the USA will be the next battleground, of course,

04:22:01.160 and then it will spread to Europe. It'll be backwards this time. 0.93

04:22:05.100 And, you know, if I am wrong about this, but I've been watching the trend very closely for a while now,

04:22:10.360 and I said we would become the default position within the next 10 years.

04:22:14.860 Well, we're on year six. It's looking pretty good for me, you know?

04:22:17.920 I saw this ahead of time, and I think that it's going to be necessarily global.

04:22:22.740 I think you ask the various LLMs, and they will all tell you that there is a moderate to a high-chance

04:22:32.340 but far-right uprising in the United States alone.

04:22:37.060 And it doesn't even speak to Europe, where it's still 90% white over there, 1.00

04:22:40.800 and they fucking hate Muslims, right? 0.99

04:22:42.480 So a moderate to high-chance that this happens by 1928 and with a max burnout of 1932, okay? 0.99

04:22:53.080 And this aligns almost—it's ironic.

04:22:55.740 And I really believe in generational theory.

04:22:57.960 If you don't know about generational theory, look it up.

04:23:01.680 But it basically states every 80 to 100 years, Western politics repeat,

04:23:06.240 and indeed, world politics actually repeat.

04:23:08.360 And so we're due for it right now.

04:23:10.880 We're due for an American Adolf Hitler. 0.99

04:23:14.060 And I believe he will arise from the ashes of Buy America.

04:23:17.440 It's getting really bad.

04:23:18.640 Have you guys been to the grocery store lately?

04:23:20.440 I went earlier.

04:23:21.780 Like, it's been bad for a while.

04:23:23.780 But I went earlier, and I went and looked at the stakes, 0.98

04:23:26.160 and these things were so pathetic and thin, 0.97

04:23:28.140 and they wanted 20 bucks a pot for them, like they were some prime cuts, you know? 0.99

04:23:32.180 Like, beef is $17.99, I think, now, where I'm at.

04:23:35.900 Like, okay, we have even less purchasing power right now in Buy America

04:23:42.220 than we did in the Great Depression on things like beef, milk, eggs, and housing.

04:23:48.260 So we're already there.

04:23:49.880 That crippling inflation that GLR was talking about, he said, you know,

04:23:54.840 a reporter said, Mr. Rockwell, how can you come to power?

04:23:59.260 And he says, all I require is crippling inflation.

04:24:01.960 So it's not hard to see that it's not far off from us.

04:24:06.280 And like I said, I get your points.

04:24:10.160 I sit on the fence on this matter.

04:24:12.420 You know, I do.

04:24:13.620 Because I want to defeat the enemy.

04:24:15.840 I want to win.

04:24:17.000 And then after we win, we can draw the line.

04:24:21.280 And the lines will, of course, be in our favor, always.

04:24:24.320 Because everything you look around you that is beautiful, it was us that built it.

04:24:28.900 All these beautiful churches, okay?

04:24:31.580 There's a lot of beautiful art that came out of or was Christian, or, you know,

04:24:38.680 it was commissioned by Christianity.

04:24:40.200 We can't deny that.

04:24:41.420 Well, Trevor, I would argue that there was a lot of beautiful things pre-Christianity as well.

04:24:47.380 You know, I get where you're coming from in regards to greater Christendom.

04:24:54.360 And I would say at the very least here on 1488, we're not in the war against Christendom.

04:25:02.080 Yeah, that's why I wouldn't cut it off, really.

04:25:03.980 If the topic does come up, you know, I have no problem sharing my opinion of Christianity,

04:25:12.260 especially because I spent, what was it, preschool to 22 years old in the church.

04:25:21.500 So I know what the church is all about.

04:25:24.140 I know what real Christianity is all about. 0.94

04:25:28.220 Yep.

04:25:28.460 And what I've been able to learn, and we can end it here, is there are points of contention

04:25:37.060 that deserve the criticism that Christianity is getting, especially in regards to our race-first movement.

04:25:45.920 Exactly.

04:25:46.540 And we need to come to terms with that.

04:25:50.160 Okay.

04:25:51.100 We need to come to terms with that.

04:25:53.300 We can come to an end to this, because it's not really a huge contention.

04:25:56.440 We're basically on the same page.

04:25:57.780 Again, I think we're agreeing 99%, okay?

04:26:00.540 So it happened a little bit opposite for me.

04:26:03.020 At 90 years old, I decided I was an atheist.

04:26:06.120 You know, I grew up in the most religious city in the United States.

04:26:09.500 That's a fact.

04:26:13.380 And I choked on it, you know? 1.00

04:26:15.120 I said this was all bullshit. 1.00

04:26:16.980 And so I became an atheist. 0.99

04:26:18.340 But then, you know, the older you get, you know, the wiser you get, of course. 0.99

04:26:22.940 Around age 14, I said, well, to deny is equally as stupid as to believe entirely, right? 0.98

04:26:31.400 That's something that just really stuck with me. 0.99

04:26:35.280 That was a very profound moment, right?

04:26:37.480 So my experience was a little bit different.

04:26:38.860 I'll say this, Trevor.

04:26:39.720 Trevor, there's vast amounts of faith that's required to believe that we came from single-celled organisms and somehow evolved and adapt into human beings with intellect, purpose, drive.

04:26:54.020 You know, the ability to ponder, et cetera, et cetera.

04:26:58.440 You know?

04:26:58.760 Exactly.

04:26:59.560 That requires a lot of faith as well.

04:27:02.120 Yes, it does.

04:27:03.080 And absolutely, there is a God.

04:27:05.020 And so I'm just saying it's a little bit opposite for me.

04:27:08.500 You grew up in a church.

04:27:10.440 Maybe at 22, you disavowed it.

04:27:12.940 I disavowed it for a very young age.

04:27:15.180 And I will not elaborate why I came into it.

04:27:18.920 But something like a spiritual experience happened for me in my mid-30s, you know, not too long ago.

04:27:26.420 And I just came to believe in something.

04:27:29.940 And there, you know, of course, I am not a conventional Christian, although I will defend Christianity on a cultural basis alone.

04:27:38.120 I think Christianity is defensible on a cultural basis alone. 0.97

04:27:42.220 Okay?

04:27:42.480 If we can agree on nothing else, all the beautiful buildings, all the commissions of art, that cultural Christianity is commendable.

04:27:49.840 Well, let's put that in context, then, because when is the last time Christianity built a beautiful building? 0.68

04:27:59.460 Exactly.

04:28:00.380 1945.

04:28:02.300 Which one was that?

04:28:05.580 Since 1945, we had built Walmarts instead of beautiful cathedrals, yes.

04:28:11.160 Well, I'm asking which was the beautiful cathedral that was built in 1945.

04:28:17.080 I would think it was actually much earlier than that.

04:28:21.360 But there is something to the reality of what Christianity is.

04:28:28.040 And I don't want to go too in the weeds here.

04:28:31.180 It's really, if you look around at its manifestation, at the cultural impact it has, it's not going to save us.

04:28:41.700 And it has no ability, in my assessment, to save us in any way.

04:28:48.600 So, actually, bro, I just had to look it up because I was curious myself.

04:28:54.220 So, the St. Vitas Cathedral was finished in 1929 after centuries of work in Prague.

04:29:03.440 And so, yeah, look that up.

04:29:06.420 It's very beautiful, but they've been working on it.

04:29:09.100 For centuries, right.

04:29:10.380 So, the inspiration is somewhere in this historical record.

04:29:14.980 And to go back and to reconstruct it, to frame it, to support a current worldview, I don't think that's helpful, to be honest.

04:29:26.760 But your spiritual experience is something that you should have that is for you, right?

04:29:33.740 That is something that you should consider.

04:29:36.380 I know men who've had spiritual experiences that reaffirm their religious beliefs in a way that are unshakable, and they'll never let it go.

04:29:47.340 But it's not transferable, right?

04:29:49.620 It's not like, well, this is the right way because I had this experience.

04:29:52.580 It's like, this was my experience.

04:29:54.440 And it changed me.

04:29:58.200 And you can be special because of it.

04:30:00.840 Like, this is what people lose.

04:30:02.900 Like, universalism is not special.

04:30:05.580 Universalism is lowest common denominator ethos that drags everyone down with it.

04:30:14.680 And anybody who dared become exceptional is somehow defiling this order that they've constructed for themselves to uplift the despicable and to trample the great.

04:30:32.580 And this is antithetical to our victory, right?

04:30:37.340 I don't know your experience.

04:30:39.400 I don't need to, to understand where you're coming from with it because it is a gift and a blessing.

04:30:46.100 And I know many people who've had these.

04:30:47.960 And I know many charlatans who attempt to, to persuade our people to become nothing at all, ever.

04:30:58.480 And to be, and to be, and to be, and when you look at it and they, they are, you know, they call certain people cattle.

04:31:06.240 It's like, yeah.

04:31:07.480 Why would they call them anything but cattle?

04:31:10.020 Look at them graze.

04:31:12.000 Look at them wander.

04:31:13.620 Look at them get corralled and, and become nothingness and, and oppose nothing unrighteous and, and simply move through the, the, the lanes that are provided to them that are acceptable.

04:31:33.820 Uh, and it's, it's, it is disgusting to see, and there's, there's much criticism to be had there, but, uh, you know, that we, we don't need that, uh, on a cultural level.

04:31:47.580 We don't need that to be decided, but I do think we need it to be decided on an individual level, right?

04:31:54.760 That somebody says, I can throw off the shackles.

04:31:57.700 I, I am one with God and I have no man to ask permission for this. 1.00

04:32:04.560 You can go fuck yourself and your book and your churches and your congregation, because I don't need your approval to know whether or not I'm connected with the divine. 1.00

04:32:16.960 You want some, come get some. 1.00

04:32:18.760 I have no, I have no forgiveness here to ask for, and I have no permission neither to ask for.

04:32:25.080 This is mine and mine alone.

04:32:27.020 So I, I, I, I can, uh, uh, agree with you there, but, but it also, it's not universalist, right?

04:32:34.180 It is not something that is then, uh, bestowed upon by a holy water and a communion of cracker and wine, uh, out of a little plastic thimble in some church that reeks of, of ugliness and, and decay, right?

04:32:54.220 So it's, it's, it's very, uh, it's, it's really nice churches and nice neighborhoods.

04:32:59.360 You can have gluten free, uh, crackers actually.

04:33:02.660 See, they could have sold me on the gluten free crackers, man.

04:33:05.740 Where was the white church? 0.83

04:33:08.240 Yeah.

04:33:08.700 Well, let's, let's, let's let the AC get in here.

04:33:12.780 Yeah.

04:33:14.520 Hey, thanks for letting me up here.

04:33:15.900 I just want to start off.

04:33:16.860 Thank my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ, Christ is King.

04:33:19.300 Um, just want to, uh, say, you know, thank you guys for allowing me to come up here in, uh, chill CQ radio and I'm going to do it real quickly.

04:33:29.300 If you haven't tuned into the space that we had Saturday, I think mythos might've been in there.

04:33:34.560 Uh, it was a big showdown, man.

04:33:36.740 And, uh, Corey Mahler convinced me to come back to Christianity. 0.93

04:33:39.900 So I just want to say Christ is King and, uh, we all must unite, uh, together, hold hands with all the non-whites and fight this evil Jewish supremacy. 1.00

04:33:50.220 Um, and just bring down, uh, the evil racist white supremacists. 0.99

04:33:55.900 Yeah. 1.00

04:33:56.500 Every knee will bend, even though it's already hitting the.

04:33:59.340 Hey bro. 1.00

04:34:00.880 God, you're such a retard, man. 1.00

04:34:03.700 No race mixers. 1.00

04:34:06.700 No race. 0.91

04:34:07.220 No, no, I let, I let him out just to get, to see where it would go.

04:34:11.400 I knew it was going to be a few seconds of him talking and I was going to nuke him from the space.

04:34:16.000 We couldn't even wait his turn. 1.00

04:34:17.760 Like he can't even, such a retard. 1.00

04:34:19.940 You know, I changed my mind. 0.99

04:34:22.240 I changed my mind.

04:34:22.960 I want to say hail Dustin Nemos for, you know, um, sharing.

04:34:26.760 Yes.

04:34:27.020 He went through doctrine, you know, if you don't follow his doctrine, then otherwise you will absolutely go.

04:34:31.960 Hey Trevor, easy.

04:34:33.260 Let, let, let, let, let he land in.

04:34:34.780 No, I was just going to say quickly, man.

04:34:36.480 And I just want to say God bless Dustin Nemos and his half Asian children, uh, that are followers of Christ as well.

04:34:42.400 Thank you.

04:34:44.800 Like you're not getting back up, Dustin. 1.00

04:34:46.560 You're a retard. 1.00

04:34:47.660 Uh, I, I, I don't, I don't get it. 0.99

04:34:49.580 You've, you've, you're, are absolutely persona non grata on, on any of the stages here, but you, you know, you keep coming around.

04:34:57.060 It's fine.

04:34:57.500 Um, so, uh, I wanted to note that, yeah, I, I did listen in for quite a while, um, uh, with Corey Mauler.

04:35:06.260 I, I found, uh, two people to be, um, impressive.

04:35:10.720 Of course, full verity, always bringing, uh, the, uh, uh, the poetry in motion.

04:35:17.760 Um, and the kelp, and the kelp, the shark kelp.

04:35:21.740 I didn't, I, I may have missed him.

04:35:24.360 Ooh.

04:35:25.420 You missed, you missed Corey Mauler saying that sharks were eating kelp?

04:35:28.860 Oh, no, sorry.

04:35:29.680 Yes.

04:35:29.980 No, I heard that.

04:35:30.800 I heard that, uh, that, that he didn't understand anything pre, um, uh, pre-fall, uh, and he can't speak to it because he doesn't, he wasn't there.

04:35:41.620 Uh, it's, it's, uh, I'm going to, well, the reason I, I, I spoke up about this and I wanted to note that striking, uh, has, uh, blossomed very well, uh, in, in his growth, uh, you know, but the reason I spoke is that Corey Mauler is currently crashing out on the timeline.

04:36:04.880 Uh, whatever.

04:36:06.800 Is he?

04:36:07.220 Yeah, whatever you guys did to him, he's not, he's not hitting impressive right now on the timeline and it's, it's quite verbose, uh, but yeah, just wanted to note that.

04:36:19.400 Well, he, he convinced me, you know, saying that Jesus was Jewish and, you know, he helped me find, you know, my Christian roots with, um, Judaism and I'm, I'm just back to believing in Christ.

04:36:31.340 And I want to say thank you to Corey for helping me understand that Christ is not a six foot eight Arian and that he was Jewish ethnically.

04:36:38.080 And thank you.

04:36:39.140 So hail Dustin Nemos and Christ.

04:36:41.400 Well, that's, that's to the point that I would speak to, you know, what Trevor was speaking earlier is that there's no Christian group.

04:36:51.040 Every Christian, if even, uh, any, uh, any large denomination is filled with people who disagree about a number of different things very substantially.

04:37:03.980 And then the, the, the outside of that there's all the different denominations, which also disagree, they call each other heretics, um, uh, apostates and so forth, uh, to the point that, and, and it was brought up.

04:37:21.980 And I, I was glad it was in the, in the space, um, yesterday, uh, is that when they want to use the statistics to say all of these people were Christian, uh, and this is what happened and this is what they did and, uh, and so forth.

04:37:43.700 And so on the crusades or the, the, the hall of the more, all of these Christians, all of these Christians, and then you get them together and they start talking.

04:37:53.100 They're like, well, you're not a Christian. 0.93

04:37:54.260 Well, you're not a Christian. 0.91

04:37:55.200 You're not real.

04:37:55.720 It's like, you guys don't, it's incoherent.

04:37:59.820 And if you, and this is to, to, to speak to my, not my trajectory.

04:38:04.200 When I was a teenager, I grew up in this stuff too. 0.99

04:38:06.940 When I was a teenager, I realized these people are all retarded. 1.00

04:38:11.460 So I must not be one of these people. 1.00

04:38:13.700 Because these people are absolutely hypocritical. 0.99

04:38:19.140 Uh, they have no cogent, uh, way of life. 1.00

04:38:22.620 They do not speak with truth.

04:38:24.660 They have no honor.

04:38:26.160 I am thus not be one of these.

04:38:27.880 That would be an exit.

04:38:28.840 But I realized that I am the only one that was there that was actually anything close to what anyone could consider being a Christian. 0.98

04:38:37.160 And they were all non-Christian retards. 1.00

04:38:39.480 And I was the only one who had any integrity. 0.94

04:38:43.460 And that was, so, and I do like that about Corey Mahler.

04:38:48.100 He's like, well, the apostate, uh, is the one who's, uh, who's wrong.

04:38:53.900 Right.

04:38:54.340 It's, and, uh, and I did like that when you came on our space and, and spoke.

04:38:58.840 But this, this is not a, this is not a, um, a monolith.

04:39:03.100 Uh, Christians are just a bunch of people. 1.00

04:39:05.200 They're not a group.

04:39:06.340 They have no group.

04:39:07.580 They argue amongst themselves.

04:39:08.780 It's not, there's nothing there that bonds them.

04:39:11.560 They're religious libertarians, guys.

04:39:13.740 They're religious libertarians.

04:39:14.860 That's my take.

04:39:15.620 And they're helping no one.

04:39:16.860 But if you're a Christian, that doesn't mean you can't help anyone. 1.00

04:39:19.760 It means you're a fucking soldier. 1.00

04:39:21.400 If you're a soldier, I don't, nobody cares. 0.99

04:39:24.780 You know, if you grab the cross on your neck and you're like, and you have some, uh, deification, uh, and, and some ritual that blesses you with a holy fire. 1.00

04:39:36.200 Fuck it. 1.00

04:39:36.720 Hey, bro, go for it. 1.00

04:39:38.000 I'm not going to shame you for it, but universalism is at its core, uh, disgusting and it's lukewarm and I spew it from my mouth. 0.78

04:39:49.480 Anyhow, I didn't know this was going to get into this.

04:39:51.600 Well, yeah, I didn't, I wasn't expecting us to go and get into the weeds here.

04:39:57.260 Um, but I will say there, there's a lot of things that CQ radio has been discussing and I find it edifying.

04:40:07.520 It may cause people to chimp out for people to draw lines in the sand, but this, the crash out, but this conversation has been avoided for a hundred, for a hundred years.

04:40:22.700 And it is important that we have the conversation and it's okay.

04:40:28.180 If this type of conversation, isn't your cup of tea, just don't tune into it because it's not for you.

04:40:35.020 You know, I, I think what mythos said is very real.

04:40:38.520 Your spiritual experience is yours and yours alone.

04:40:43.080 And as long as you're okay with your spiritual experience, don't crash out over people having a conversation about something.

04:40:53.220 It's, it's totally fine that we talk and we be white about things, right?

04:40:59.180 If it's not your cup of tea, don't drink the tea, bro.

04:41:02.840 No, one's forcing you to drink the tea.

04:41:05.680 Please don't drink the tea.

04:41:07.480 Just let them do what they're doing.

04:41:09.240 And maybe somewhere along the road, you'll come to certain conclusions and circumstances that they have been drawing in regards to what they're doing with CQ radio.

04:41:23.220 All right.

04:41:25.460 And with that, Sammy, and with that, we can shift back, uh, away from, uh, this, unless Jeremy, you want to get in there on this particular topic, but we did start off talking about our former leaders in, in, uh, the white, um, our, our white history.

04:41:43.140 Uh, and this is, I'll say, and I'll let Jeremy go here.

04:41:46.920 Uh, this is why this conversation and the, the attempts to make this about, uh, a religion are anti-productive to our cause is these things are spiritual to yourself.

04:42:04.260 You are potentially given a gift that is bestowed upon you by your creator, and that is yours and whatever evangelism or, or spiritual quest and fire that has been, uh, anointed upon you is your own, but it, it is all others to have for themselves as well.

04:42:27.160 And, uh, and it's, uh, unless we get into a forensic, uh, you know, group, um, I don't know.

04:42:35.900 Have you seen those people when they, when they get into the, the, the, the group frenzy?

04:42:40.600 I don't know if that's, I don't know if that's of our people.

04:42:43.380 I don't know.

04:42:43.980 Jeremy, go ahead.

04:42:45.360 It, what, what's it called?

04:42:46.860 Uh, mass psychosis, the mass psychosis.

04:42:50.900 It's, it's, but yeah, there's some type of scientific word for it.

04:42:57.360 And I, I'm not necessarily one of these science bros, but it's like a mass hysteria or a mass psychosis that takes place.

04:43:04.980 And, and it, it happens all across the world where like, uh, there'll be a school and someone will have a laughing attack.

04:43:15.180 And for some weird reason, it travels to 10, 12, 20 other kids to the point where they have to shut down the school because there's some mass hysteria going on.

04:43:28.060 I always thought that was, I always thought that was fluoride, but then maybe it was something else.

04:43:33.740 Uh, no, no, but there is something to say about, you know, this mass psychosis, right?

04:43:42.200 There, there's mass formation psychosis.

04:43:45.180 Mass, yes, mass formation.

04:43:46.180 There you go.

04:43:47.000 I knew there were no words there yet.

04:43:48.600 Yes, thank you.

04:43:48.860 Um, Jeremy, go ahead.

04:43:52.440 Well, hold on.

04:43:53.360 Before we get to Jeremy, Sammy and Fitz, I had their hands up.

04:43:55.680 Oh, I didn't see their hands up.

04:43:56.860 Yeah, there was a few hands, yeah, a few hands ahead of me.

04:43:59.480 So, I'll wait.

04:44:02.380 Thank you, bros.

04:44:03.280 Awfully widey.

04:44:04.020 I just wanted to say I'm pretty sure that constitutes a double name change for treasure.

04:44:09.720 I mean, am I wrong?

04:44:11.540 I think we, if.

04:44:12.660 A double name change for treasure? 1.00

04:44:14.620 Like, I don't think I can come up with a better one than trans or man rape. 1.00

04:44:18.440 So, somebody's going to have to help me on that. 0.98

04:44:20.640 But I really want to say we got to start respecting these bylaws.

04:44:24.020 And if he wants to come up to speak again, he has to come up with his legal name change.

04:44:28.520 Because look, we're bringing in the riffraff. 1.00

04:44:34.840 Thanks, Sammy.

04:44:35.840 Hold the line.

04:44:38.720 Uh, Fitz side.

04:44:39.400 So, one of the biggest things I've been trying to tell people is where we're at right now.

04:44:48.220 We are not in the bunker.

04:44:51.060 We are not fighting the Red Army.

04:44:53.720 We are the people that were too spread out for the Red Army to execute and murder.

04:45:03.600 We are the people who were left behind.

04:45:05.900 And that's how we must operate.

04:45:11.720 We are the Americans behind enemy lines who did not get executed for our views or for being pro-white.

04:45:22.120 And now we're left to pick up the pieces.

04:45:26.980 And what that looks like in contrast to Germany or 1970s and 60s with Rockwell, what that looks like in comparison, are completely different worlds.

04:45:40.420 We are people who have been completely brainwashed and has amnesia or don't even know who they are.

04:45:47.780 Back then, they didn't have it.

04:45:49.800 They knew they were white.

04:45:51.300 They knew they were Aryans in Germany.

04:45:53.700 They didn't have that problem.

04:45:55.620 We are completely different.

04:45:58.080 We are people who were raised in the pernicious doctrine of the Jewish people that they created for us to make us hate ourselves. 1.00

04:46:06.680 We are completely different where we're at.

04:46:11.080 And so our task is completely different.

04:46:14.100 We have to recreate that didn't need to be recreated in Germany.

04:46:18.220 They already had folk.

04:46:20.440 We don't have folk.

04:46:23.460 We yearn for folk.

04:46:25.180 And we have to recreate the folk.

04:46:27.820 We have to reunite and come together spiritually.

04:46:31.160 But we are nowhere near what whites were in the 1960s or whites were in Germany or across Europe at that time period.

04:46:41.780 And you have to start thinking like that.

04:46:46.760 Where are we?

04:46:48.360 What are we?

04:46:49.240 And what is our situation?

04:46:51.280 Stop thinking that we're fighting against the Red Army.

04:46:55.360 We're not.

04:46:56.860 The Red Army is done.

04:46:58.280 We're gone.

04:46:59.120 The use of the Red Army doesn't exist anymore because they did their task. 0.62

04:47:02.760 We are in a totally different time period.

04:47:06.280 And as for the conversation about that guy that came on here, if you have the recording, listen to what he says in reaction to what I said to him. 0.99

04:47:17.280 He was about to say the most anti-white fundamental shit I ever heard. 0.99

04:47:21.500 But the host stopped him before he put his foot in his mouth. 1.00

04:47:23.740 But if you listen to logically where it was headed, you will understand that Corey Miller or whatever his name is, he was about to say some anti-white shit. 0.99

04:47:35.080 And y'all should really listen to that, especially when I asked him. 0.99

04:47:38.480 And I got to him.

04:47:40.440 But the host stopped it before he put his foot in his mouth.

04:47:44.460 Do you have a time stamp for that, Fitz?

04:47:46.940 No, I don't.

04:47:47.860 I don't.

04:47:48.520 It was too far back.

04:47:49.580 Okay.

04:47:49.840 It was when he was on our show or on this show.

04:47:52.340 Oh, oh, gotcha.

04:47:53.640 Yeah.

04:47:54.360 That recording is completely corrupted.

04:48:00.420 Yeah, it's buried because we're terrible at upkeeping Rumble.

04:48:06.540 I need to fix that.

04:48:07.860 It's also had audio issues going over to Rumble, so it's almost impossible to tolerate.

04:48:14.480 Right, yeah.

04:48:15.060 If you can recover when I got to interact with him and listen to what he was about to say before the host told him to stop the conversation, he was starting on some anti-white nonsense, fundamentally anti-white nonsense, about Adam and all that stuff and the different races.

04:48:33.120 And what, fortunate for him, the host stopped it. 0.51

04:48:37.240 Unfortunate for us, everyone who's hearing didn't get to understand that fundamentally he's anti-white.

04:48:43.000 Yeah.

04:48:44.480 All right, we can go to Jeremy now and then Tungsten.

04:48:55.280 Afternoon, fellas.

04:48:56.080 I feel like this is going to be an annoying, interrupting commercial for the program, but I just want to do a PSA.

04:49:03.480 I had shared in the replies a promo for an account that I think everybody should be aware of, be cautious about.

04:49:13.500 It's called the Viking Blade.

04:49:14.780 I had a lot of mutuals that follow that account, and they were running a promo, and I was ready to make an order and do a little more research.

04:49:23.000 And on their Facebook page, they have a Pakistani phone number, so I think they could be LARPing as a European company.

04:49:31.220 And since I had sent like 30 people, a lot of mutuals in the replies, that account for their promo, I just wanted to bring that up.

04:49:44.600 Because I think there's a lot of people in here that might follow it, but look into that before you make a purchase.

04:49:49.420 So, yeah, again, I wanted to jump in real quick and give that a little PSA, and I apologize if I let anybody down the wrong path.

04:49:57.080 But that's all I had today.

04:49:59.220 Appreciate that accountability, brother.

04:50:01.240 Absolutely.

04:50:02.420 I'm looking through, is it in the purple pill there?

04:50:08.780 I did not.

04:50:09.900 I'm on a tablet.

04:50:10.700 I don't have the screenshots.

04:50:12.800 But, yeah, it's actually their Facebook page.

04:50:15.440 It's the Viking Blade.

04:50:16.420 They also have a, you know, they got an X account.

04:50:19.160 I think they got two or three different X accounts.

04:50:21.780 But on the Facebook page, it's got a Pakistani phone number.

04:50:26.460 And I used the chat on their website, and it was kind of broken English, trying to explain to me that they were actually in New York, and I wasn't buying it.

04:50:35.660 So, anyway, just an FYI.

04:50:43.300 Thanks, brother.

04:50:44.200 Well, I'm seeing the real deal down in the purple pill there.

04:50:48.840 Nice hat, brother.

04:50:51.580 Yeah, I was going to compliment him as well.

04:50:56.460 Very nice.

04:50:57.160 I think it's a great opportunity.

04:50:58.940 Those guys are legit.

04:51:00.280 Yeah, those guys are legit.

04:51:01.500 You can trust them.

04:51:03.160 Thank you, sir.

04:51:03.940 Appreciate that.

04:51:05.060 Yeah, I'm looking at also your PFP there.

04:51:07.500 Maybe we need to come out with some white excellence. 1.00

04:51:13.600 Patriot hats.

04:51:14.700 Colonial guard.

04:51:15.520 Colonial guard, man. 0.61

04:51:16.900 Let's go.

04:51:18.440 Love it.

04:51:19.160 Love it.

04:51:19.560 Thank you, Jeremy.

04:51:20.320 Appreciate that.

04:51:21.100 Good word out there.

04:51:22.380 You know, we need to protect each other.

04:51:24.540 There's a lot of people, you know, who are out there skin-suiting our nation and our race.

04:51:33.680 We ought to be real.

04:51:34.380 Elions are that sort of thing as well.

04:51:37.200 So, good word and thank you.

04:51:40.600 Tungsten, go ahead.

04:51:42.940 Thanks.

04:51:43.500 I want to bring it back to where I think we were going before we got off on the tangent with Trevor.

04:51:50.240 And that is about kind of the scale of things.

04:51:54.420 And what I was kind of hearing was, oh, well, you know, yeah, we, you know, about our race.

04:51:59.960 And I get it.

04:52:00.640 Like, there's our race is all over the planet, right?

04:52:04.020 However, that being said, on a pragmatic level and looking at this from this lens, those of us here who are American, like, I think it's imperative that we operate within this realm, like, within the realm of American potentiality.

04:52:23.620 And that may include Canada, but that's not really the focal point right now.

04:52:27.140 And it's not to say that, you know, the guys in Australia aren't awesome.

04:52:31.980 They are.

04:52:32.480 But they're just a little far afield.

04:52:35.400 And so, I think this is something that to bring things into focus for some people to understand, like, we have to work with what we got here in America.

04:52:46.340 And, yes, our forebearers, there was exciting things that they did.

04:52:50.860 And there were shortcomings that happened.

04:52:52.820 But we are here now.

04:52:54.300 We have to work with what we got.

04:52:55.660 So, let's carry on with that part of the conversation.

04:52:59.100 It was really getting exciting before we got off on a tangent.

04:53:02.540 Thanks.

04:53:05.280 Yeah, Tungsten, I'm in 100% agreement. 0.53

04:53:10.480 I mean, that's kind of where I wanted this conversation to go.

04:53:13.920 And I think it's really important that we do throw homage to the past and we show reverence to the past.

04:53:23.980 And we also show support for other nationalists in their country, right?

04:53:28.860 We want the Canadians to be successful.

04:53:31.660 We want the Australians to be successful.

04:53:34.020 But there's only so much I, myself, as an American, can do to help their cause.

04:53:40.480 That is uniquely theirs, just like the United States is uniquely ours.

04:53:45.700 And we take the lessons of the past and we implement modern solutions.

04:53:53.980 So, I know that the tangent got a little weird and part of the reason why I brought it up and why I'm glad CQ Radio slash HT came up is because as Americans, there is a conversation being had that is vehemently opposed by some.

04:54:16.160 And this is where I'm getting at into reverence of the past.

04:54:23.680 There's a lot of people that say National Socialist Germany would have never been having this conversation in regards to what CQ Radio is having.

04:54:33.920 There's an hour and a half of video going around about Christianity and the Third Reich as if because Christianity was a certain way in the Third Reich that we have to abide by what the Third Reich did.

04:54:51.840 And that's where I say, no, I am an American.

04:54:56.100 My standards are different.

04:54:58.520 My conversation is different.

04:55:00.760 My people are different.

04:55:02.300 I am not German.

04:55:04.560 I am American.

04:55:06.660 And American nationalism is going to be different than German nationalism.

04:55:12.060 And that's OK.

04:55:14.660 It's OK to understand that, hey, this may have been the policy back then, but this is the conversation that we need to have now about moving the ball forward and creating a policy now.

04:55:26.700 We need to weed out things that make us weak.

04:55:32.300 We suffer as a race when we adopt universalist ideologies.

04:55:40.120 And I want to redirect some of the conversation into things like Mr.

04:55:46.660 Beast.

04:55:47.560 He just held his first stream ever and raised, what, $12.5 million to feed Africans. 1.00

04:55:55.440 What the fuck? 1.00

04:55:56.980 What type of ideology is breeding that within our people? 1.00

04:56:02.820 As far as I know, Mr. Beast isn't Jewish, right? 0.99

04:56:06.340 He's a white guy. 0.94

04:56:08.160 What corrupted Mr. Beast's brain that makes him think that drilling wells in Africa and raising money to feed savages is going to help? 0.79

04:56:18.080 What makes him think that that is a humanitarian cause?

04:56:25.900 Where did we go wrong?

04:56:28.000 And this is why I, for one, don't shy away from difficult conversations and evolving the paradigm.

04:56:37.300 People will say that certain conversations are unproductive and divisive, but hard conversations need to be had.

04:56:45.880 Different ideas need to be presented.

04:56:49.200 And if we keep looking back into the past to prevent conversations in the future, then we are stuck.

04:56:57.500 And we can't be stuck anymore, guys.

04:57:00.520 We can't be stuck in this loop of, well, this is what they did in the Third Reich, so we have to do it here. 0.87

04:57:07.160 No, it's 20, 25 people.

04:57:12.640 Get real.

04:57:14.640 They had a homogenous society.

04:57:16.520 We don't have a homogenous society.

04:57:18.680 We don't have the luxury of universal ideologies.

04:57:22.460 We can't afford the luxury of a universalist ideology.

04:57:26.500 We can't afford the luxury of a multiracial Jew naming alliance. 0.97

04:57:30.780 We're 54% of the population here in the United States of America.

04:57:36.700 And if you look at the statistics now, guess how many white kids are in school, in public schools?

04:57:44.680 White people in the United States of America, when it comes to our public education system, are a minority.

04:57:53.080 So what does that mean 18 years from now?

04:57:56.980 Does that mean we're going to be a majority?

04:57:59.060 Or does that mean we're going to be a minority?

04:58:02.080 We're already there, people. 0.99

04:58:04.020 We're already fucking there. 0.98

04:58:07.280 So we can't be afraid of having difficult conversations and saying that certain things are causing divides and rifts in the movement because something has to fucking give. 0.97

04:58:17.720 We all signed up to serve the 14 words.

04:58:20.880 And right now, in 20 to 10 years, you will be a minority in the United States of America without a shadow of a doubt.

04:58:34.260 So what does that mean?

04:58:35.980 That means work needs to be done.

04:58:38.300 That means businesses need to be built.

04:58:40.380 That means the people that are in their 20s, that are 18, need to find a way to recapture our institutions.

04:58:48.520 We need money.

04:58:49.620 We need power.

04:58:50.840 We need authority.

04:58:52.020 Because I can guarantee you we're not going to get what we need from Donald Trump.

04:58:56.160 We're not going to get what we need from J.D. Vance.

04:58:58.780 We're not going to get what we need from Steve Bannon.

04:59:01.380 We're not going to get what we need from Matt Walsh.

04:59:04.940 We're not going to get what we need from any of these people.

04:59:08.280 We're not going to get what we need from J.Q.R.

04:59:12.460 Naming the Jew isn't enough. 1.00

04:59:16.140 Idolizing Hitler isn't enough. 0.87

04:59:18.800 Idolizing George Lincoln Rockwell isn't enough.

04:59:24.120 Talking about how awesome the silent brothers were isn't enough.

04:59:27.760 Action is the only thing that is required right now.

04:59:31.840 We can bloviate in spaces for hours and hours and talk about ideas and ideas.

04:59:37.360 But what are you doing?

04:59:39.780 Are you turning the URL to the IRL?

04:59:43.020 Are you networking with people in real life?

04:59:46.040 Are you starting a business?

04:59:48.200 Are you having children?

04:59:50.140 Are you infiltrating a political program?

04:59:53.540 Are you getting involved locally?

04:59:55.300 Are you starting a nonprofit?

05:00:02.800 We need power.

05:00:10.760 Sorry, I kind of ranted there.

05:00:17.220 Not a problem.

05:00:18.180 I was enjoying every minute of it.

05:00:20.160 If anybody, you see hands, mine's all glitched out.

05:00:28.000 No, I don't see any hands, man.

05:00:30.080 People are just along for the ride.

05:00:33.560 And since I do have HT here, I got to say sorry.

05:00:37.000 I told him I'd call him yesterday and I totally flaked out.

05:00:40.920 Sorry, bud.

05:00:42.920 Marco, go ahead.

05:00:43.840 So, I mean, I love the direction, you know, Brother Reich was going. 0.63

05:00:50.800 It makes so much more sense.

05:00:53.300 And, you know, I think that, and I hate to use the word recruit.

05:00:59.480 I mean, we can act like it's some spiritual or divine or epiphany or something, you know.

05:01:05.080 But the reality is I thought the direction I might have missed it was that we don't have to be in boxes, man.

05:01:12.180 You know, we don't have to be categorized and put in these boxes, right?

05:01:15.820 It's like, you know, why can't, you know, if one guy wants to be a Christian and one guy wants to be whatever he is, agnostic or whatever it is. 0.98

05:01:25.060 I mean, you know, I'm not going to marry a damn spook or condone my son doing it. 1.00

05:01:31.960 But the point being, like, if we have in the engineering world, we call it cross-cutting concern. 0.98

05:01:38.480 What is that?

05:01:39.720 That's a thread that runs between us, right?

05:01:42.980 That's a common goal that runs between us.

05:01:45.080 That's what a cross-cutting concern is, right?

05:01:47.300 So, it's like, I agree with Brother Reich. 0.96

05:01:51.160 I might have been misreading him.

05:01:52.560 I don't think we need to be put in boxes in a lot of this stuff.

05:01:56.800 So, I mean, that was really – I was really loving that direction on that.

05:02:02.480 So, thanks for sharing that, man.

05:02:04.880 And I might have been misreading it.

05:02:09.000 No, Marco, you're reading it 100% accurate.

05:02:12.860 We have confined ourselves to limitations by revering the past too much instead of evolving and adapting to modern times because we need solutions for modern times.

05:02:27.300 We look back to the Reich. 0.93

05:02:29.340 We look back to the 60s.

05:02:30.900 We look back to these times.

05:02:32.600 And we say, this is what I want.

05:02:34.140 Joe, you got an echo going.

05:02:48.920 Yeah, Joe, keep your mic muted, please.

05:02:51.740 Yeah, sure.

05:02:56.140 Thank you, sir.

05:02:56.940 Can I point something out to really get people to understand where we're at?

05:03:04.160 The boomers were the first generation to be raised in the Pernice's Doctrine of the Jews. 0.63

05:03:08.840 They don't think it.

05:03:09.820 They don't think it's like that, but it is like that.

05:03:12.460 The silent generation – like, when you saw all those people raising Nazi flags and joining Lincoln Rockwell to protest integration and all that, that was the silent generation.

05:03:24.720 That wasn't the boomers. 0.98

05:03:25.540 The boomers that were old enough to protest took the side of the Negroes and the Jews. 1.00

05:03:32.080 They took the side of the fucking hippies and the sexual revolution and modern feminism. 1.00

05:03:39.560 Yep, against their parents, right? 1.00

05:03:41.540 Against the silent generation, the greatest generation, right? 1.00

05:03:44.620 And if you understand what that means, I'm a millennial.

05:03:51.600 That means I have boomers completely cut off and raised in the false doctrine. 0.98

05:03:56.640 And then when they raised the Gen X, they literally talked to nothing about being pro-life.

05:04:01.120 Then the Gen X comes the millennials.

05:04:03.380 And then the millennials come there.

05:04:04.540 So if you think about that, that's like two to three generations removed from the folk.

05:04:10.460 We have to reestablish the folk and revitalize that. 0.92

05:04:14.980 That's something the Germans didn't – Hitler didn't have to do that. 0.93

05:04:18.640 The George Lincoln Rockwell didn't have to do that.

05:04:23.780 We have to do that.

05:04:24.940 And so we are in a totally different ballgame.

05:04:28.620 We are so far defeated and brainwashed that we have to literally revitalize something that no one else has to have had or ever had to revitalize.

05:04:41.380 And that's where we're at.

05:04:42.720 Well, Fitz side, and you know, with what you said right there, I think it's really important that we come to the reality that we as white people need to reject all universalist ideology, all of it, and all of its shapes, sizes, and forms.

05:05:02.260 It all needs to be rejected.

05:05:04.500 If there is a universalist ideology preaching to our children, preaching to ourselves, preaching to a congregation, preaching politically, whatever it may be, it needs to be vehemently opposed and rejected.

05:05:18.680 Because like what you just mentioned now, you made a very, very valid point, is that the size of our folkish mentality is very small and limited in numbers, size, and scope.

05:05:34.500 And if we rebuild the folkish mentality, if we restore our identity as whites, we can achieve. 1.00

05:05:44.960 And then certain ideologies that are viewed as destructive, certain politics that are viewed as destructive are no longer destructive because we have the folkish spirit.

05:05:57.600 We have the pro-white mentality. 0.92

05:06:00.240 We have going through our heads and the decisions that we make.

05:06:04.480 Is this pro-my people or is this anti-my people?

05:06:08.740 Now, things have changed over the last 60 years in the United States where it has become centered around a false identity of patriotism.

05:06:23.300 If I can observe my upbringing and that of Gen X and boomers, patriotism turned into universalism. 0.73

05:06:40.860 And it was waved around and masked also as imperialism.

05:06:48.460 Now, there's nothing inherently wrong with imperialism when it is folkish. 0.91

05:06:53.100 But the imperialism that we're bearing witness here in the United States of America now is not folkish. 0.77

05:07:01.180 It is multiracial.

05:07:02.960 It is universal.

05:07:04.640 And this is why it needs to be vehemently opposed.

05:07:08.520 I don't care about what's going on in the desert.

05:07:13.400 I don't care about what's going on in Africa. 1.00

05:07:16.540 I don't care about what's going on in China.

05:07:19.880 I don't care about what's going on in Asia, India, South America.

05:07:27.160 The universalist imperialism is a flawed ideology and it's driving us down a pathway of destruction.

05:07:38.520 I think it's flag worship, right? 0.98

05:07:43.980 Like, think about it.

05:07:44.860 They get you to be patriotic to the flag.

05:07:47.120 But what does it mean to be patriotic to a flag without a nation?

05:07:53.280 Well, don't get me wrong, Fit Side.

05:07:55.320 I love the United States of America and I love our flag.

05:08:00.720 I hate the modern interpretation of the flag, right?

05:08:05.740 I know what it stands for.

05:08:07.540 I know what the history of this flag is.

05:08:10.500 But under our occupied regime, that flag has come to represent universalism. 0.94

05:08:19.260 That flag has came to represent that bullshit poem on the Statue of Liberty. 0.95

05:08:26.460 I can't remember it off of the top of my head, but you get where I'm coming from. 0.99

05:08:31.440 Give me your weak, your tired, your hungry, your poor. 1.00

05:08:35.300 Like, no, fuck that. 1.00

05:08:36.320 You can stay over there. 1.00

05:08:37.100 The words together, teeming hordes, just the fact that that is on the Statue of Liberty, 0.94

05:08:46.320 send us your teeming hordes and huddled masses, is just the disgusting, you know. 1.00

05:08:54.540 And look, that was a fundraising campaign by Jews back then. 0.97

05:08:59.880 You know, they fundraised to get the base for this Statue of Liberty.

05:09:07.400 So this is what they do, and there's no compromise that is worth it when it comes to this.

05:09:17.960 And it just utterly disgusts me.

05:09:21.300 When we win, taking that poem off of the Statue of Liberty will be first order of business in the Fourth Reich. 0.97

05:09:32.300 Are we going to leave the M.O.K. statue just for a joke?

05:09:39.260 No, we're going to tear it down and hang it from an oak tree. 0.96

05:09:42.980 With his chink eyes? 1.00

05:09:48.900 I think that's because it was an Asian... 1.00

05:09:50.900 Hey, Fittside, real quick, brother.

05:09:52.620 Can we let JoJo get in here?

05:09:54.760 He's been waiting patiently.

05:09:55.840 I'm here.

05:09:59.020 Listen, guys.

05:10:01.660 This ain't an issue of tin cards. 0.99

05:10:06.380 This ain't an issue of bullshit. 0.99

05:10:09.940 This is an issue of civilization. 0.99

05:10:14.400 How many times you're going to destroy a civilization and you're going to rebuild it?

05:10:21.880 Now, I'm going to tell you straight.

05:10:23.640 If you've got any idea of the Belt Road Initiative and BRICS, then you've got enough. 0.99

05:10:36.820 JoJo, I'm sure you're a great person, and I'm sorry for being rude to you, but I can tell that you are inebriated, brother, and we don't let people who are slurring their words and drunk on stage.

05:10:50.260 I care about you.

05:10:51.380 You are my white brother, JoJo. 0.85

05:10:54.640 But come up when you're a little bit of a more sober mind, and I would love to hear from you.

05:11:00.800 White power to you, brother.

05:11:02.060 No hard feelings.

05:11:03.160 We just run a tight ship here.

05:11:05.880 You being drunk on stage isn't a good look for you or for us?

05:11:13.000 We'll get to Tungsten.

05:11:14.120 Thanks.

05:11:14.620 Thanks.

05:11:14.680 So, yeah, we've discussed, you know, okay, well, all about what we don't want, what we don't like, et cetera.

05:11:23.960 So, just real briefly, elementary, just some people that are new here, obviously the co-host and some of you already get this.

05:11:30.980 I'll give you an example.

05:11:33.060 I went to the farmer's market this past weekend, and I said to my child, I said, we're not going to be purchasing anything from anyone that's not white. 1.00

05:11:45.720 So, just let that sink in a little bit and digest.

05:11:52.020 This is Economics 101.

05:11:53.280 If you have a business, you're going to be hiring people that are white. 1.00

05:12:02.700 You're going to be doing other business with people that are white. 0.96

05:12:06.440 This is proactive now.

05:12:08.000 We've said, oh, we don't want to do this, we don't do that.

05:12:10.340 Let's be proactive.

05:12:11.140 These are just some elementary ideas that will ultimately benefit our people.

05:12:18.740 And, yes, oh, we have our differences.

05:12:21.460 You don't have to be best friends always with these people.

05:12:25.120 However, it's going to benefit us in the long run.

05:12:30.080 I didn't have a personal relationship with the five farmers that I did business with.

05:12:35.380 They were just other white people. 0.77

05:12:36.840 Now, it's not to say I couldn't, but the opportunity didn't come to get into these type of conversations that we're getting into here.

05:12:47.020 So, these are just a couple of really brief elementary ideas.

05:12:52.220 Thanks.

05:12:59.840 Thank you for that, Tungsten.

05:13:02.080 Marco.

05:13:02.640 Well, I get called down from time to time, but I have a question for Brother Fitzhud.

05:13:12.800 It's rather rhetorical.

05:13:16.120 And so, it's a part one, part two.

05:13:18.200 So, part one is he was talking about spreading the message and all this stuff we agree on.

05:13:24.840 And so, you know, my question would be, were you talking about, and this is a rhetorical question, right?

05:13:30.960 Then I'll go to part two.

05:13:31.920 Were you talking about spreading the message?

05:13:34.220 Like, were you going to, you know, mail out, mail out, do a mass mailing?

05:13:39.000 Or were you going to put flyers on telephone poles?

05:13:44.380 Or were you going to do that through digital media?

05:13:48.100 This is just part one.

05:13:49.220 And I would just expect a real quick answer, and then I'll get to part two.

05:13:57.260 Because I would assume you were talking about doing it through digital media, right?

05:14:04.980 Was the question for Fitzhud or for myself?

05:14:07.560 Fitzhud.

05:14:07.660 I missed the question.

05:14:08.860 I'm sorry, sir.

05:14:09.860 Fitzhud was talking about spreading the message and all this, which he's right.

05:14:12.680 He's absolutely correct.

05:14:13.500 But my question to him was, and I'm prepared to, of course, get called down on this.

05:14:18.960 But my question to Fitzhud was, how are you going to spread that message?

05:14:22.800 Were you going to, like, were you going to, like, do a mass mailing and, you know, snail mail?

05:14:27.020 Were you going to go staple, you know, flyers to telephone poles?

05:14:33.160 Or were you going to use digital media?

05:14:35.040 It's a very simple question.

05:14:36.160 Well, right now, I run an active group, and we do do flyering.

05:14:46.320 We did a massive thing, and we're growing our group.

05:14:51.700 Well, I'm trying to grow the group.

05:14:53.240 I also do a lot of digital things.

05:14:54.960 Like, I introduce a lot of concepts online to far-white people who are pro-white and people who are on the fence that help get even further pro-white. 0.58

05:15:05.100 But it's pretty much I do it in real life, and I also do it online.

05:15:09.820 And that's the best I can do right now until we have more members, until we can actually do better at messaging.

05:15:16.080 Would you have more people?

05:15:18.600 Would you say the majority that's, you know, the digital online stuff?

05:15:22.060 I'm just –

05:15:24.100 I would say it depends on the audience.

05:15:26.480 Like, if it's in real life people, it's different here versus it is online.

05:15:32.840 Like, being online, yeah, a lot of it, like, it's just two different audiences, right?

05:15:38.740 Well, give me a percentage.

05:15:40.160 Give me a percentage.

05:15:41.800 Give me a percentage.

05:15:43.680 It's so different.

05:15:44.700 It's so different that, like, my message for both is going in two different directions, right?

05:15:50.320 Because all the people here, they're not really online.

05:15:52.280 But how do you reach the biggest audience is my point.

05:15:54.580 I – well, that's the question.

05:15:57.540 What is – like, online, I – like, a lot of people are anonymous.

05:16:04.020 I don't even know if they're bots or if they're browns, right? 1.00

05:16:06.880 I feel like a lot of non-whites tend to act white and I'm brown, so it could just be falling on a deaf face. 0.98

05:16:13.240 But in real life, I know I'm fucking talking to white people and what people will grow concerns. 0.94

05:16:19.080 And so, like, I don't know how far the message is actually going online because I don't know who's actually in the crowd. 0.98

05:16:26.100 I know who's in the crowd in real life.

05:16:28.780 No?

05:16:31.360 Okay. 0.99

05:16:31.960 Well, so you're telling me your business model is you're walking around handing fucking paper out. 0.98

05:16:36.580 And I'm not being – I'm not being competitive. 0.91

05:16:39.140 I'm trying to get to – I mean, at some point, you've got to say you're definitely doing a lot of digital – you're definitely sending –

05:16:46.540 Yeah, yeah, I'm doing both.

05:16:47.480 Well, what's your percentage on digital?

05:16:49.480 What would you say?

05:16:51.520 My percentage?

05:16:52.520 What do you mean?

05:16:53.480 Like, how many people am I – I have a far better – far better interactions in real life.

05:17:00.980 And I have more – I have an actual real group in real life that physically does things.

05:17:05.980 So that's more rewarding.

05:17:07.720 But in online, I feel like I am part of a group too.

05:17:12.160 But I have a lot of brothers that we do things in the back channels, and we're building in the back channels.

05:17:18.280 That's perfect.

05:17:19.440 So here's my question.

05:17:20.320 Who built those – who built those – that phone you stare at all day long, all day long?

05:17:24.920 Who built the network it runs on?

05:17:28.720 Who built the fiber it runs on?

05:17:31.200 Who wrote the software?

05:17:32.820 Guess what?

05:17:33.540 It wasn't the silent generation.

05:17:35.640 And it sure as hell not you guys that sit around and stare at your phone all day long.

05:17:39.520 Guess who built all – guess who built all these networks?

05:17:43.020 I worked at applied materials for a couple months.

05:17:47.140 Well, when you've worked at it for – 1.00

05:17:48.680 I'm just fucking with you. 1.00

05:17:49.720 I'm fucking with you. 1.00

05:17:50.600 I know, brother. 1.00

05:17:51.220 I love you.

05:17:51.980 I love you, brother.

05:17:53.440 A lot of people, but here, you misunderstood what I'm saying.

05:17:56.460 I wasn't attacking boomers.

05:17:58.520 I was saying that you were the first generation that the Pernicius Doctrine was introduced to, and you were raised on it.

05:18:04.260 We were raised on the same Pernicius Doctrine as you were when you were just two generations removed as a millennial. 0.98

05:18:11.500 I'm not saying that you fucked up as a boomer. 0.98

05:18:14.020 I'm saying you put it on the greatest generation at last because they didn't police the Jews enough. 1.00

05:18:20.580 They didn't tell the Jews no when they took over the education program. 1.00

05:18:23.580 They just kind of let them have their way with their kids and grandkids. 1.00

05:18:26.400 And, like, you can say that, but I'm not saying – when I brought up that boomers – it started with the boomers for Pernicius indoctrination by the Jews, I'm not saying fucking boomers. 0.88

05:18:37.360 I'm saying this is factually, historically where it started at because when the Jews took over the education program, the boomers were the first one to be raised in that false doctrine, that Pernicius doctrine that it has caused and so many problems. 0.95

05:18:52.220 And now we're seeing the logical conclusion of how that Pernicius doctrine became worse and worse for the minds of our people with transgenderism and all this progressive stuff. 1.00

05:19:03.120 Let me get in here real quick, guys.

05:19:05.100 Hang on just a sec.

05:19:07.140 One of the biggest problems about generational labels is they cover a span of 15 years.

05:19:15.420 And it's – I don't even know the logic behind it in these generations.

05:19:27.120 I've already – I've expressed previously, and I won't hammer on what I think about the greatest generation and how they live up to their title.

05:19:35.940 But they – even talking about a boomer having been raised in this Pernicius indoctrination, which we understand it began occurring post-World War II.

05:19:53.600 You know, those who were introduced in the first year versus the 15th year, those who got seven years of it as opposed to two years of it, they're still boomers, right? 0.87

05:20:09.500 So it's not really something that can be applied as a label to even to exact understanding.

05:20:20.360 It's – the labels are very problematic at best if they're not just absolutely worthless.

05:20:31.240 And it's – I know we use it to kind of, you know, for these framings so that we have a general idea of what we're talking about.

05:20:41.300 But if we're just – if we just remove that and get the brass tacks, I mean, there's – we just – we go back to that this post-World War II, we had an infiltration.

05:20:56.440 And a large swath of Bolshevik Jews invaded our country. 1.00

05:21:05.240 They were not founding members but original to the OSS, the Operation of Special Services, or the Office of Special Services, which was the precursor to the CIA.

05:21:18.820 There was Bolshevik Jews, Marxist Jews in that organization.

05:21:22.880 There's Jews who were a part of Mossad who were in control of the McGraw Hill, I think it is. 0.99

05:21:35.700 The books that were being given and used for our education, which conspicuously have left out the Holodomor and the Bolshevik Jews and all their ridiculous history that deserves to be criticized and made and villainized to the nth degree. 0.85

05:21:58.980 Just conveniently left out while propping up this World War II narrative of the big bad guy with the mustache and all of the propaganda that was waged.

05:22:11.940 It wasn't waged on a generation or by a generation on another generation or this generation or that generation.

05:22:18.640 The span of 15 years that we organized, oh, I was born in 78, so I'm a Gen Xer.

05:22:27.020 I was born in 79, so I'm a millennial or 1980 or whatever it is.

05:22:31.440 I'm a millennial. 0.99

05:22:32.320 It's like, what the fuck are you talking about? 0.99

05:22:36.500 It's one of the clumsiest and nonsensical rhetorical tools that we have. 0.99

05:22:44.620 And it also goes nowhere.

05:22:48.980 You know, it's like a denomination.

05:22:52.000 It's this isn't an attack that was done on certain generations.

05:22:57.340 And they're like, OK, we're going to attack those born between 1962 and 1978.

05:23:04.940 And we're going to attack them with this.

05:23:06.520 And then they switch gears.

05:23:07.700 And now millennials all got this attack.

05:23:10.080 It's like this is not at all how anything works.

05:23:12.980 And it's just if I'm sorry, I just had to interrupt.

05:23:15.540 It bothers me when we get stuck on these these in these wheels, because it goes it offers no real explanation of what happened or what's happening or how we can fix anything,

05:23:28.360 because they are they're almost entirely useless as a rhetorical tool or a framing tool, because they make they make no sense to me.

05:23:39.580 I feel free to just tell me why they make a bunch of sense.

05:23:42.920 But I don't think they do.

05:23:43.580 Can I jump in and just tell Marco one thing?

05:23:46.820 Listen, when I say we have to reform the phone, we have to revitalize it. 0.99

05:23:50.760 I was including the boomers who also got fucked. 0.99

05:23:53.120 Yeah, I got you, brother. 0.99

05:23:54.300 I was including you.

05:23:55.040 And I want to just put a bookmark, a bookend on this.

05:24:00.140 Brother Fitz side, I love you.

05:24:01.540 I consider you a true brother.

05:24:05.020 And actually, your explanation was, you know, pretty good.

05:24:08.840 You know, you like you view it as a as a time frame, which is exactly what mythos summed up.

05:24:13.120 Right.

05:24:13.320 You view it as a time frame.

05:24:14.680 Right.

05:24:15.760 But I just I would just say that sometimes.

05:24:17.500 And listen, I think skinned is hell. 1.00

05:24:19.720 Right. 1.00

05:24:20.080 I could give a shit, but sometimes the stereotypical shit can, you know, can doesn't it kind of poisons the message. 1.00

05:24:31.580 But I love Fitz side. 1.00

05:24:33.160 He's a brother.

05:24:34.100 And his explanation was really good.

05:24:36.460 And I think mythos hit on it.

05:24:38.360 So but I'm I fits.

05:24:39.940 I'm sure we'll go ahead to head.

05:24:41.120 We do it for we do it every now and then.

05:24:42.780 It's OK. 0.99

05:24:44.920 I'll work all my words because that moment right there, I wasn't really shitting on boomers. 0.88

05:24:50.080 I was just kind of like looking at it as a time frame when the indoctrination really started getting heavy to remove us from the yoke of our mother, you know, like break us from that womb of the mother of our race.

05:25:02.400 If you it is a better way to put it, because we have been taken from my mother, the the mother of our race, if you think about it.

05:25:09.860 And it's time for us to rejoin our mother, to revitalize what it means to be the Aryans and accept that and love ourselves and love our race.

05:25:20.080 It definitely is time to do that, to love our race and to get back to what makes us great.

05:25:28.980 And I would just, you know, I would encourage that when we do want to speak to this stuff, that what we do is to be specific about these time frames.

05:25:42.920 Right. And say, well, in in 1956, Robert Maxwell, who was the, you know, the Mossad agent, Jewish father of Ghislaine Maxwell, had taken over McGraw Hill.

05:26:03.320 You know, the specifics there and having a timeline as opposed to that it is and it is something you have to train yourself on.

05:26:11.320 I still use these from time to time, these these dumb generational ideas because you're raised in it.

05:26:19.740 And it's like that just comes natural when it's what you've always been told and taught and framed in. 0.74

05:26:26.540 But I think we do have a obligation to to recapture specificity and and use the terms that that are accurate to the conversation,

05:26:44.940 because I think it one, it will stop derailment in certain cases and to it'll speak more to your grasp of the content matter and how you understand how the one thing led to the other,

05:27:01.940 which is more more specific and more detailed than the the generation gaps will offer you.

05:27:11.940 So it's just it's a finer tool. Right. It's just a finer rhetorical tool that can elevate our conversations.

05:27:19.220 Well, I where I get where you guys are coming from.

05:27:22.580 OK, Marco has never heard my boomer take and I'll save him from having the brain aneurysm of my my boomer take,

05:27:31.480 because I know it will rage him to oblivion.

05:27:34.860 But the fact of the matter is and it's a point of contention and it's going to hurt some people's feelings is that there is a lot that went wrong under the boomer's hands.

05:27:45.500 There was a lot that went right under the boomer's hands.

05:27:48.780 But this is another point that going back to what I made earlier is that we can't avoid hard conversations because they may hurt someone's sensibilities. 1.00

05:28:00.320 The boomer's fucked up. 1.00

05:28:03.680 Gen X fuck up. 1.00

05:28:05.560 Millennials are fucking up. 1.00

05:28:08.240 This is true. 1.00

05:28:10.120 This is the world that we inherited and that we have in our hands. 0.99

05:28:14.700 And we have to have the difficult conversations and saying this is where this generation fucked up. 0.99

05:28:20.240 This is where this generation fucked up. 1.00

05:28:22.200 This is where my generation fucked up. 0.99

05:28:24.360 And we need to be able to have these these conversations within the proper context of what's taking place. 0.97

05:28:32.720 But now it's not necessarily about generalities.

05:28:36.780 Those generational titles don't they don't hold mud.

05:28:41.160 I mean, it's because you were born in 1980 versus 1979.

05:28:45.560 Now you're.

05:28:45.780 Yeah, it's a false identity.

05:28:47.020 Now you're a part of this other generation.

05:28:49.520 It just doesn't make sense to these these these titles don't make sense.

05:28:55.260 I understand the concept of individual individuality.

05:29:02.220 Right.

05:29:02.600 We all make our choices.

05:29:04.080 We all make our bed.

05:29:05.580 And our current life is based off of the circumstances based on the choices that we've made.

05:29:11.880 Right.

05:29:12.220 But then there is collective choices.

05:29:15.040 And some collective choices fall upon a generation.

05:29:18.860 This is true.

05:29:21.180 And you can't be sensitive about it. 1.00

05:29:23.240 You can't say, well, fuck you. 1.00

05:29:24.880 We built this. 1.00

05:29:25.860 We built that.

05:29:27.120 And we did this.

05:29:28.660 And we did that.

05:29:29.760 Because a lot a lot of things went wrong.

05:29:32.840 Yeah.

05:29:33.000 But you didn't come a lot of generational titles for yourselves.

05:29:36.440 These are these are given.

05:29:37.600 It's like, oh, now it's 1980.

05:29:39.180 Everyone's a millennial. 0.63

05:29:40.860 It's the they're the they're the worst.

05:29:44.560 But descriptors.

05:29:45.120 No, but there is context, though, to it.

05:29:47.480 There's context to it because there are cultural differences according to the era that you were raised in.

05:29:55.880 There is different mentality, different schooling, different culture references.

05:30:00.680 You're a Gen X-er in 1979 and you're a millennial in 1980.

05:30:07.940 I get that.

05:30:09.100 No, I get that.

05:30:10.200 I get that.

05:30:11.000 It gets my autism going.

05:30:12.620 It gets me.

05:30:13.140 The autism goes crazy when this stuff happens.

05:30:15.720 I can't even handle it.

05:30:16.780 Sorry.

05:30:17.120 I just don't let you know.

05:30:19.060 Exonerated.

05:30:19.560 One year later, you're exonerated.

05:30:21.820 Right. 1.00

05:30:22.200 God damn. 1.00

05:30:22.840 Give me a break. 1.00

05:30:23.460 Right.

05:30:23.680 It gets my autism going nuts, bro.

05:30:26.900 And I just apologize for if that's a problem.

05:30:29.140 But I just it does get me just like crazy.

05:30:31.680 No.

05:30:32.500 Under the context that you presented, Mythos, it does make sense. 1.00

05:30:36.140 It is kind of stupid. 1.00

05:30:37.220 Right. 1.00

05:30:37.660 You're on the cusp of a generation.

05:30:39.840 So therefore, all of the shortcomings of this generation becomes yours. 1.00

05:30:44.220 That is stupid. 1.00

05:30:45.260 I'm capable of understanding the nuance behind it. 1.00

05:30:48.440 But like I said a little bit earlier, is that there is cultural differences within the generations.

05:30:55.460 My child is culturally different than me because of the norms of the time.

05:31:01.940 Right.

05:31:02.340 They use different slang.

05:31:03.920 They watch different TV shows.

05:31:05.560 They eat different foods.

05:31:07.100 They participate in different cultural activities, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

05:31:11.640 Different jobs, different career choices, different schools.

05:31:17.160 These are differentiating factors that create a – I wouldn't say a divide, but it creates a separation from what myself as a millennial would be in comparison to the silent generation or the boomers.

05:31:39.060 So if I lied about – no, you're right, brother.

05:31:41.220 But if I lied about my – I'm just – some levity here. 0.98

05:31:44.840 If I lied about my birth year one fucking year, I wouldn't be a boomer. 0.99

05:31:50.880 One year, man. 0.99

05:31:52.280 Just a little levity.

05:31:53.120 Well, and I wouldn't necessarily consider you a boomer.

05:31:56.840 You're a Gen Xer.

05:31:58.620 Yeah.

05:31:59.740 Well, no, I'm not.

05:32:00.960 I am not.

05:32:01.920 I said if I lied about my – if I moved my birth year one year, I'd be a Gen Xer.

05:32:07.760 That's what I'm saying.

05:32:09.000 No.

05:32:09.240 Yeah, but I – I would say this. 0.98

05:32:13.360 The cusp thing is stupid, right, because culturally speaking, you're probably more on the Gen X side than you are on the boomer side, right? 0.96

05:32:21.920 I was born – I was born in 1990, okay? 0.99

05:32:25.740 So like I am a millennial through and through, but people that were born in like 87, 88, they're more like millennials than they are Gen Xers.

05:32:35.340 You know, because they were raised in the 90s.

05:32:38.980 Yeah, my parents were boomers up to their neck, right?

05:32:42.840 I was like a boomer up to my ankles, you know, so – but I'm not doing the apologetics. 0.99

05:32:47.240 I don't give a shit. 0.96

05:32:47.920 I still stand behind, you know, a lot of things that were happened from the time that I could start making a contribution to the technical world as I got into my 20s and this other stuff. 0.99

05:32:59.800 So I'm going to get out of the apologetic stuff, and I'm very thick-skinned and could give a shit actually, but – 0.96

05:33:06.620 You know how you do that? 0.98

05:33:08.400 I don't know, but I bet you're going to tell me.

05:33:10.660 I bet you're going to tell me.

05:33:11.680 Stop identifying – I am.

05:33:12.940 Stop identifying as a boomer. 1.00

05:33:14.200 When people say millennials are faggots and furries and gays, I don't – there's no feeling that I have to suppress or logic my way out of. 1.00

05:33:22.780 It doesn't even hurt my feelings because I only identify as one thing, errant. 1.00

05:33:28.120 So when people say you are this, this, and this, those are all false identities. 0.99

05:33:31.840 And once you become spiritually succinct as who you are racially, all the false identities, I'm a skater, I'm this, that's all bullshit. 0.98

05:33:41.260 And so when people talk shit about skaters, your feelings aren't going to get hurt because you're not really a skater. 0.98

05:33:45.640 You're a person who does skate, who does skate, or you're not really a boomer. 0.99

05:33:51.480 You're a person who was born in that time frame that they call boomers, but you're an Aryan. 1.00

05:33:56.740 Ultimately, Marco, and anyone, it doesn't matter if you're five years old or a hundred years old.

05:34:01.840 Cast away these false identities, and it only identifies with what?

05:34:06.560 The Aryan race. 0.98

05:34:07.520 Well, see, that kicks my autism off, and that's why my autism kicks off on this, because we can't say these labels don't mean anything and then use them as identifiers either.

05:34:19.100 And that's why I just encourage, like, elevate the level of rhetoric, right?

05:34:24.060 Because it does say something when you use the word.

05:34:27.860 And when we're more identifying and we say, look, the Jews did this to the Aryans, it's a unifying message. 0.92

05:34:36.500 It's a, it's a, we understand that, and it doesn't escape.

05:34:40.780 Like, I, I've come from a place where, man, I hated boomers. 1.00

05:34:46.440 Fuck them. 1.00

05:34:47.580 Can't wait for them to die. 1.00

05:34:48.960 To like, oh, this isn't even like that. 0.97

05:34:51.540 It's not a, it's not a monolith based on the fact that you were born between 1975 or 1965 and 1980 or whatever.

05:34:59.640 It's, it's, they're absolutely useless terms, because all art, do they have some meaning?

05:35:06.360 Like, well, we were all listening to Van Halen in our teens.

05:35:10.960 Yeah, maybe for five years of our teens.

05:35:15.520 And, and, and that's not a generation.

05:35:17.360 The next one that came along, like, you know, you go a little bit further and that they were listening to Guns N' Roses.

05:35:23.680 And it's like, well, is that a different generation now?

05:35:26.260 Because they have this different imprint and, and so forth.

05:35:29.240 It's, it just becomes an obstacle to the truth, uh, which is how our Aryan spirit has been affected by this invading force.

05:35:40.860 And, and this invading force invaded, uh, people who came before us and they did it at certain times.

05:35:48.560 You know, there, there's not a ticking clock.

05:35:51.860 It's like, okay, guys, uh, it's almost time for generation, uh, Z. 0.90

05:35:58.140 Me, go ahead and release Eminem, right?

05:36:01.640 It's like, that's not the way any of this works, right?

05:36:04.980 It's, it's, it's a constant flood of propaganda escalating toward, uh, a, a goal of extinction for our people.

05:36:16.460 And it started off, uh, with, uh, the, the, the world, maybe world war one, uh, and then escalated with world war two, you know, convincing our people that we fought for freedom.

05:36:31.700 We fought against the bad guy and this whole group of people.

05:36:35.700 And look, if you talk, look at the, um, the, the entire population of Americans, uh, as a group, if we're talking about lumping people in as a group to look at the entire population of American people.

05:36:51.700 At the time world war two was done, everybody from 80 years old to five years old was told the same story.

05:37:02.000 That's not a generation, but they're all imprinted with, we did it.

05:37:07.620 We killed the bad guys. 0.96

05:37:09.520 Here's your parades. 0.99

05:37:11.420 Here's your glory.

05:37:13.340 No more worries here.

05:37:15.500 This is, this is, uh, Shlomo Schleppenstein.

05:37:19.400 He's your new neighbor. 0.96

05:37:20.540 He's going to be great because we killed Hitler. 1.00

05:37:23.360 And, and that was it. 0.99

05:37:24.800 Right. 0.99

05:37:25.240 And the entire, you know, population was infected with this bullshit and, and they've been running it ever since to its nth degree until they can't run it anymore, which is we all look around and go, these fucking trolls, these goblins, uh, as, uh, as last night would call them, uh, these goblins. 1.00

05:37:45.480 These goblins, uh, are, are, are disgusting and ruining everything and they're supporting everything we hate. 1.00

05:37:52.660 Mythos. 0.99

05:37:53.380 Let me get in here real quick. 0.88

05:37:54.820 Look, I'm all about taking inventory and accountability, right?

05:38:00.540 There, there is inventory and accountability that befalls on generations actions or inactions.

05:38:08.460 And there's nothing wrong with that.

05:38:12.300 And if you're a part of this solution and not a part of the problem, you shouldn't be turned off at the topic of conversation being a generational conversation.

05:38:25.820 Right? 1.00

05:38:26.080 I, I recognize that there's a lot of batshit, fucking crazy millennials, some of them commie, some of them fucked in the head with homo shit. 1.00

05:38:35.720 You know what I mean? 1.00

05:38:37.380 And they're a part of the problem.

05:38:39.680 And that is a generational problem that I face and I am responsible for and accountable to.

05:38:45.720 And that's okay.

05:38:48.540 And that's why I said, you know.

05:38:49.720 What are the years?

05:38:50.560 What are the years? 0.99

05:38:51.500 Gen X fucked up. 1.00

05:38:52.860 Millennials fucked up. 1.00

05:38:54.180 The silent generation fucked up. 1.00

05:38:55.740 We all have our shortcomings. 1.00

05:38:57.300 Why people fucked up? 0.99

05:38:57.560 Because you're, also the generations lump in all the browns, bro, that were born in that era. 0.99

05:39:03.860 Like this is, this is not, this is not acceptable.

05:39:07.440 What's the years of, uh, the millennials from front to back?

05:39:10.580 When did millennials start and when does it end? 0.89

05:39:12.460 I think it was like 1982 to, uh, 95?

05:39:18.820 82 to 95, 96.

05:39:20.600 We've got one answer.

05:39:21.480 Anybody else?

05:39:25.600 I don't have an answer.

05:39:27.020 I mean, you don't, look, man, this is what I'm getting at.

05:39:29.640 Like, we don't even know what these dates are.

05:39:32.360 It's, it's not that, it's not, if I may, it's not that important, but I'm quite certain that it's about 1980 is the beginning point.

05:39:39.960 Right.

05:39:40.400 And then we go back to, uh, the silent generation, right? 0.95

05:39:43.860 And when did those, when did that, when is the dates of the silent generation?

05:39:48.360 Your, your point, your point is right though, man.

05:39:50.580 Those, because these things are told to us.

05:39:52.460 It's not something we're observing.

05:39:53.800 So it's a false identity.

05:39:54.960 It's a completely metaphysical, uh, is a made up identity given to us by words only.

05:40:01.000 Not something that we observe to know to be true.

05:40:03.660 It's something that's not self-evident. 0.94

05:40:05.040 I, I was born in 1962 and I graduated high school in 19 fucking 80.

05:40:10.540 And that's where I was in a position to make a contribution to my family, myself, and this 0.93

05:40:17.100 fucking country when I went into the United States air force in 1981. 0.91

05:40:22.000 I was born in 1962 and 19 years later, I went into the service. 0.99

05:40:27.440 So I'm in this box and I'm not oversensitive. 0.99

05:40:29.780 I really could give a shit. 0.99

05:40:31.180 I'll be honest with you. 0.99

05:40:31.980 Uh, but so, so 19 years after I was born, I was put into a position to make a contribution

05:40:39.820 to this country and then business afterwards.

05:40:43.860 So that's where these boxes fail.

05:40:47.800 Well, that, that too, and it up brings up a good point is the maturity level of a person

05:40:53.140 who was born on a certain day.

05:40:54.760 And when they become a, an actual contributing member of society also shifts.

05:41:00.980 And you have these, these maturity levels that don't comport then with their, their, you

05:41:09.780 know, quote unquote, generational identity, just because we're, we're born in 1980, 1981,

05:41:16.000 82, 83, 84.

05:41:17.560 Like the, the 16 year old is now in the same generation with the one year old.

05:41:24.340 And it's like, this is our group guys.

05:41:26.920 We better fix it.

05:41:27.900 And the one year old's like, I don't know even what you're saying right now.

05:41:31.720 And it just, um, for me, I just, again, and I conclude for myself, like they're, they're

05:41:39.280 not appropriate labels, even if they give us some sense of, of tangible, uh, recognition

05:41:48.120 of what we're talking about.

05:41:50.080 They still fail.

05:41:51.180 I think on that metric, but I'll yield, uh, eternal, go ahead.

05:41:57.900 Um, excuse me.

05:42:00.160 Hi, I just thought I'd jump in maybe to help a little bit.

05:42:03.300 And, uh, I was surprised, but I actually do understand why this subject matter is incendiary.

05:42:10.000 Um, first of all, I mean, just make the obvious comparison that, um, you could imagine some

05:42:14.600 black person saying, but I'm not prone to violence.

05:42:16.880 I do have a cerebral cortex.

05:42:18.540 I'm not like the other blacks, you know, but we have to be allowed to, you know, make generalizations

05:42:23.680 and also say to that one or two black people, but you understand why you still have to be 0.99

05:42:28.220 not part of our society because we are speaking in broad terms and there are observable generalities

05:42:34.400 that can be stated about your culture in the main.

05:42:36.820 And, uh, that might have a lot to do with the way you were brought up or the way that

05:42:41.620 your history is or when you were growing up and all this sort of stuff, but it's still

05:42:44.860 holds true for the majority and that anybody to whom it doesn't apply needs to have the

05:42:49.260 emotional and maturity to know we're not directly addressing you individually, specifically.

05:42:53.560 Yeah.

05:42:53.720 And so obviously that kind of mindset applies to people from generations.

05:42:58.940 Can I also say to you that I think you were genuinely confused as to why, and you were

05:43:04.260 saying, oh, this is because you're of your, um, ADHD type of brain.

05:43:07.680 I'm like this as well, though.

05:43:08.760 I'd never say that I have ADHD or anything like that.

05:43:11.740 It didn't exist or I never heard of it when I was growing up.

05:43:14.960 And, um, maybe that's again, just, that's a cultural, uh, sort of litmus test for my generation

05:43:21.280 at the time when I grew up that I didn't grow up in a time when, uh, boys were told you

05:43:26.240 have to sit down.

05:43:26.860 And if you don't find this class interesting, then, uh, we're going to medicate you.

05:43:31.520 If you're a real problem, you might've been given detention or maybe your parents were

05:43:35.220 called, but nobody ever suggested that you had a mental problem that you needed to have

05:43:38.480 counseling or drugs for, you know?

05:43:39.980 And so that's just one of many different things that you can say as a sort of a touchstone

05:43:44.620 and as a broad descriptor, I could use the generation X and everyone knows what I'm talking

05:43:49.560 about, but you were saying, uh, how is it then that as soon as the clock ticks over

05:43:54.600 it's New Year's Eve and a baby is born then a minute after midnight in 1980, that's it.

05:43:59.040 You're a millennial, right?

05:44:00.220 Of course, it doesn't work that way any more than say going from the Jurassic to the whatever

05:44:05.200 period came after that, uh, that, oh, so just, you know, after a second, then that the

05:44:10.960 periods change, of course, there's a bleed over in, in these, uh, uh, what are they called?

05:44:15.600 The geological or, um, these, these, uh, massive time periods, of course, there are

05:44:21.980 large overlaps, but equally so, but to lesser years, maybe, maybe in just a couple of years,

05:44:27.960 two, three years, uh, there would be an overlap between all the different generations.

05:44:32.400 And I'll say this, like, so baby boomers, right? 1.00

05:44:34.420 The baby boomers were born in 1945 because the war was over.

05:44:38.120 And then there was a great feeling that there would be, uh, an end to all fighting.

05:44:44.200 And therefore a lot of people felt comfortable to bring children into the world for starters.

05:44:47.980 Obvious.

05:44:48.420 It's an obvious thing that the cultural zeitgeist will change.

05:44:51.900 And, um, people might say, I used to think as well, I wouldn't be affected by things.

05:44:55.800 I just, I would do whatever I felt was right regardless of what was going on in the world.

05:44:59.520 But we now know that a huge amount of our psychology is driven by the sort of background worries that 0.96

05:45:05.240 we have because of geopolitics, even if we know it's all fake and gay. 0.95

05:45:08.540 And I didn't mean to speak so long in this, right? 0.91

05:45:10.420 But also it's not an exact year from year thing.

05:45:13.480 If somebody was born in 44, yeah, they're a baby boomer as well.

05:45:16.920 Cause they grew up in the forties and fifties.

05:45:19.240 And there is a difference, uh, in the boomers who grew up in the latter half,

05:45:23.080 like say of the fifties or sixties, or there was even boomers born in Woodstock, right?

05:45:27.920 Uh, and they were baby boomers, even though their parents were baby boomers as well.

05:45:32.580 Right?

05:45:32.820 Like the, the first few born and say 1967, even though you could say if a generation is

05:45:37.740 20 years, and that would be the average, right?

05:45:39.560 Because of a woman's fertility very early on coming at 15. 1.00

05:45:43.160 So it could be from 15 to 30 years.

05:45:45.080 So that's why there's, there's this variance and nobody can say exact, but if you pick 20

05:45:49.100 as a middle mark figure, then it's 45 to 65, 65 to 85, and then, uh, 85 to 2005 for millennials.

05:45:57.340 And then we have the generation Z from 2005 to 2025 and now, or maybe, you know, you could

05:46:03.520 say starting, you know, in the last five years, depending on how you look at it, generation

05:46:07.140 alpha were being born.

05:46:08.520 So, but there's nothing exact about any of that, but I just thought it'd help you to,

05:46:12.220 to, uh, cause it, I think you weren't being sarcastic.

05:46:14.200 I think you genuinely thought that people were suggesting that no, no, there's a fine cutoff

05:46:18.160 line there.

05:46:18.600 And you get a different label applied to you.

05:46:20.520 I will say that I was born in 75 and that, you know, a lot of the older kids who might

05:46:25.940 have been born in 1970 or even in the late sixties, they were the older brothers of myself

05:46:30.880 and my friends.

05:46:31.700 But, uh, we, you know, we thought they were the same generation as of, but in many ways

05:46:35.720 they acted like baby boomers, these older generation Xers.

05:46:39.520 And there was also, it depends on, on what the family is, whether you're the youngest or

05:46:43.860 the oldest child.

05:46:44.540 And that, I noticed that at the time and even in retrospect, you could see that if somebody

05:46:49.940 was born as the younger child, especially if he was a very late addition to the family,

05:46:54.000 but had to grow up then with lots of baby boomers, but he was technically generation X, uh, they

05:46:59.580 themselves felt very confused because they grew up in a time period that was generation X,

05:47:05.920 but a lot of the influence that they had was a very older discussions at the dinner table

05:47:11.020 from baby boomers.

05:47:12.120 So of course, uh, there's a lot of factors at play and I know people want to say, well,

05:47:17.540 I was a baby boomer and I didn't give the country away.

05:47:20.580 But what I'll say is, is that I've, I used to think it was only baby boomers who didn't 0.98

05:47:25.460 want to hand off the baton and were very selfish.

05:47:28.020 And I'll say one of the reasons why so many of them, and I'll finish up on this now, so

05:47:31.380 many of them were selfish was because like my parents, they were deprived genuinely for

05:47:36.580 the first 10 years of the life after the war, because there was absolutely no supply lines,

05:47:40.980 no supply chains, and they didn't even see fruit as exotic as, as an orange, as they

05:47:45.860 used to tell me, let alone a pineapple.

05:47:47.960 And so, uh, they used to tell me how like they had nothing and I should be grateful for

05:47:51.160 everything that I have.

05:47:52.080 Um, but, um, because then when things got more, uh, when, when luxury started coming

05:47:59.620 in and there was more supermarkets and air travel that was able to bring them all the

05:48:04.420 goods from all around the world and bring them on their holidays all around the world

05:48:08.680 and they got all sophisticated.

05:48:09.520 They liked this upgrade in lifestyle and they never wanted to go back.

05:48:13.400 And so it's very difficult for them to ever let go or to stop hoarding onto things in case

05:48:18.860 they'd go back to the bad old days when they were deprived for 10 years of their whole childhood,

05:48:23.580 formative childhood during the war.

05:48:24.900 So that, that's a very good example of why it's, it's not only true, but there are good

05:48:30.840 reasons for it.

05:48:31.640 Even if, you know, you could say they're selfish, but I don't fully excuse them, but I'll

05:48:36.340 say my own generation, generation X, they grew up, uh, also with a very avaricious type

05:48:42.880 of attitude, which a lot of their parents had taught them mine.

05:48:46.480 Mine didn't.

05:48:47.040 They taught me to stand back and think about this.

05:48:48.980 And I presumed everyone had been taught that way.

05:48:51.020 So I've since been shocked to learn a lot of generation, generation X are very selfish 1.00

05:48:55.040 as well.

05:48:55.640 So I'll leave it on that.

05:48:56.920 Yeah.

05:48:57.360 You're missing the point, brother.

05:48:59.100 Here's the point that you're missing.

05:49:01.880 So when someone says, and it's not about being immature over sensitive.

05:49:06.640 I'm trying to present the dichotomy here. 0.98

05:49:09.000 When someone says, you boomers fucked up everything with race. 0.98

05:49:14.260 You let all the fucking spooks in or whatever it is, which really comes down to the 1964 0.99

05:49:18.700 civil rights act, right? 0.99

05:49:20.180 That led to be Johnson's side. 1.00

05:49:21.660 And then I say, well, fuck you. 1.00

05:49:23.800 We built everything that you've got everything. 1.00

05:49:27.100 And then you say, well, we're going to fix it all.

05:49:30.300 So here's what we did. 0.91

05:49:31.580 We've, we fucked it all up. 0.96

05:49:33.400 I'll accept that.

05:49:34.560 But then we gave you everything you have from a technology perspective.

05:49:38.080 So now you're saying, oh, I stare at my phone all day and that's okay, but we're going to

05:49:42.460 fix it all.

05:49:43.280 Well, when you fix it all race wise, that'll be the equivalent of us giving you the technology. 0.92

05:49:48.800 Do you understand?

05:49:49.440 So you haven't achieved anything yet.

05:49:51.700 No.

05:49:52.100 Well, let me, let me get in here real quick.

05:49:54.340 Look, Marco, I'll tell you this.

05:49:56.280 I'll gladly sacrifice every leap and bound in technology to have my homeland again. 0.99

05:50:02.960 I would gladly never look at a TV screen for the rest of my fucking life if it meant that 0.99

05:50:09.140 my homeland was 100% white. 1.00

05:50:11.940 I feel the same way, White Reich. 0.96

05:50:13.580 Can I just really say in response as well there real quick is that I think that goes without

05:50:17.640 saying for me.

05:50:18.300 And look, I'll tell you what, I haven't looked at TV in probably 10 years or more because 0.97

05:50:22.700 it's unwatchable with all the ads, you know, showing you black guys sleeping with white 1.00

05:50:26.480 women and all this, like, you know, that this will sell more hamburgers, I mean. 1.00

05:50:30.640 But look, I couldn't cover all the ground there.

05:50:32.520 I don't believe I've missed the point at all.

05:50:34.860 And what I'm trying to say is that, look, let's just say, Marco, I think, you know, he

05:50:39.940 might've been characterizing broadly and he mentioned the historical things that happened

05:50:43.620 during baby boomers and things like that, or maybe dropping the ball on the racial thing.

05:50:47.520 I can't cover all the angles there.

05:50:48.840 But equally, we can't claim credit for everything that happened in our generations, nor can we

05:50:53.460 be blamed for everything.

05:50:54.460 And we all need to have them understand the maturity to know that we're not directing everything

05:50:58.760 we say to every single person who was born in the generation.

05:51:01.320 But just like Marco exemplified there, it's when we mentioned generations, it's just shorthand

05:51:06.740 term to give a wide descriptor so that we all understand what historical and cultural

05:51:11.220 context, broadly speaking, we're talking about, even if we can't nail down the years to

05:51:17.160 an exact change between one year and another, you know, that's all.

05:51:21.680 Well, that's, that's why, and I'll continue.

05:51:23.600 That's why it's so clumsy and should be avoided because say I'm, I'm 18 years old and I decide

05:51:32.800 to vote and that we, and we as a bunch of 18 year olds, you know, in this certain generation

05:51:39.440 vote for a certain thing, uh, and the two year old who's also in our generation, uh, is now, uh,

05:51:48.920 lumped in with this, you know, broad descriptor, which, and you're saying that they're, they're

05:51:55.020 blurry, but they're really not blurry.

05:51:57.040 The, the generations are finely articulated, uh, and that's the problem because we use them

05:52:05.520 as broad generalizations, but they're not, they're very specific to an age range on which

05:52:13.400 you were born on this date, you're a part of this generation.

05:52:16.840 And, and that's the way that they are, uh, crafted.

05:52:21.140 And so, you know, that's, that's why I, and it was, it was autism, not ADHD that I, that

05:52:27.560 I, uh, well, whatever the difference is.

05:52:29.860 No worries.

05:52:30.180 No worries.

05:52:30.520 Yeah.

05:52:30.920 But it's autism that I claim to have because, uh, it's, uh, it's, uh, you know, a part of

05:52:37.460 it's either autism or I'm just, uh, but mythos, uh, just to say, I mean, look, well, it

05:52:41.980 seems like you're a set in your ways on that, but just to say that, um, there is, you'll,

05:52:46.000 you'll look up, uh, what are the, uh, uh, years for each generation and you'll find

05:52:50.660 lots of different opinions or there's no definitive, uh, generation age or year ranges.

05:52:55.900 So we, we are speaking in broad terms there, but we have to be able to do that.

05:53:02.600 Yeah.

05:53:03.100 Well, hear me, hear me out real quick.

05:53:06.280 Like I said, I'm all about taking inventory and how different generations have their, 0.93

05:53:12.520 so I just, but, but let me, let me answer that.

05:53:15.220 Cause I did bring, well, real quick, real quick, you brought up voting, right?

05:53:21.020 You want to know what my generation was responsible for children born in 1990.

05:53:26.340 You want to know what they were responsible for? 0.96

05:53:29.960 They're literally the retards that elected Barack Obama. 1.00

05:53:34.340 It was my generation that was co-opted through MTV and all of this fucking stupid shit that 1.00

05:53:43.500 said we needed hope and change. 1.00

05:53:45.820 And the change in the country that we need is to elect a communist nigger Muslim. 1.00

05:53:52.020 That's my generation. 0.99

05:53:53.420 This is why I'm saying I'm all about taking inventory. 1.00

05:53:57.100 My generation fucked up. 0.99

05:53:58.980 It wasn't, it wasn't just a millennial thing. 0.99

05:54:01.120 They weren't the only voters.

05:54:02.380 It was, it was, it's much stronger than that.

05:54:04.100 Yeah, but, but it was, it was actually predominantly brand new voters that were responsible for

05:54:10.340 electing Barack Obama.

05:54:11.780 It was 18 year olds, 18 to 20 year olds that elected Barack Obama.

05:54:17.540 That is literally my generation.

05:54:20.340 They may have been a contributing factor, but that's to say that they elected him is still

05:54:25.240 false.

05:54:25.760 And, and that's not my autism.

05:54:27.160 And that's why I want to go back to the,

05:54:28.660 the, the, this is not my, my autism here.

05:54:33.680 The, the, the generations, the traditionalist silent generation born 1928 to 1945, baby boomers 0.77

05:54:42.000 born 1946 to 1964, generation X born 1965 to 1980, millennials born 1981 to 1996, generation

05:54:51.100 Z born 1997, 2002, generation alpha born 2013 to 2024.

05:54:57.000 These are, these are the, and, and the only exceptions are a year or two here or there.

05:55:06.120 Other than that, these are down the line definitions.

05:55:09.140 And, and this is, this is the problem that I have with it because I'm a guy who looks up

05:55:13.220 definitions.

05:55:13.780 I'm a guy who likes to, Oh, what does this mean?

05:55:15.620 And I look it up and I realized, Oh, I've been using that wrong.

05:55:18.640 And then I hear everybody else using it wrong.

05:55:20.140 And that's my autism.

05:55:20.900 I'm like, you guys are using this word wrong.

05:55:22.640 And, and this is, and you're not getting your point across and it's clumsy and you don't

05:55:28.980 even know what you're talking about.

05:55:30.040 And we say, Oh, silent generation to say, well, when's that?

05:55:32.420 Well, I don't know.

05:55:33.340 Is the, is the, it was the guys before the boomers.

05:55:36.340 Oh, we'll win the boomers. 1.00

05:55:37.340 Well, I don't really know. 0.99

05:55:38.360 I just know they're the ones who, you know, fucked everything up and, and so forth. 0.84

05:55:41.900 And it's, it's very clumsy to, you know, and I'm just, I'm just holding a high standard 0.98

05:55:46.180 here for, for articulation and that's, and I will continue to, but I'm not wrong.

05:55:51.540 Where did you read it from mythos?

05:55:53.160 Where did you get those dates from?

05:55:55.360 This is just on the internet.

05:55:57.820 On the internet.

05:55:59.040 Okay.

05:55:59.540 But where, where on the internet?

05:56:01.260 Well, there's a generations defined by birth year.

05:56:04.620 This is a bears Ford research.

05:56:09.480 Same thing.

05:56:10.580 Boomers. 1.00

05:56:11.020 There's boomers one and two on these guys list.

05:56:13.480 Boomers one is 1946, 1954, but it's still the same, the 1946 to 1964, generation X, 1965

05:56:22.480 to 1980.

05:56:23.180 This is bears Ford research.

05:56:24.400 Can I ask you this one, this, this thing that, and so you have roughly 20 years for

05:56:28.700 the baby boomers, right? 0.89

05:56:29.760 How could different generations be longer or shorter time periods?

05:56:33.560 Do women's fertility, uh, windows shorten or widen, you know? 1.00

05:56:37.640 This is why it's, this is why it's clumsy to use these terms.

05:56:41.000 These are not our terms.

05:56:42.660 This is, this is.

05:56:43.920 Yeah.

05:56:44.380 What I'm trying to illustrate to you there is that that's one person's arbitrary, uh,

05:56:48.780 decision, um, uh, opinion on what the different generations are.

05:56:52.320 But I know that I've looked before also, and that you'll find a lot of different varying

05:56:56.180 definitive opinions as to what the generations are and what, uh, between what years and what

05:57:00.440 the names are.

05:57:01.120 But last thing I'll say to you is, is that I remember very much, uh, living from the

05:57:05.240 seventies to the eighties and looking back.

05:57:06.780 Uh, and at the time the, the beginning few years, the eighties looked very like the seventies

05:57:10.980 and the beginning of the nineties looked very like the eighties looking back at photographs.

05:57:15.060 So there's a lot of blurred aligns and a blurred edges between the different definitions,

05:57:18.820 but I'll have to leave you at that and I'll continue to listen.

05:57:21.740 Cheers for now.

05:57:23.740 Sure.

05:57:24.280 Sure.

05:57:24.780 So, so this is the problem.

05:57:26.460 And this is the bigger problem of all is that if we're adopting language and we're, we're

05:57:33.700 openly admitting that we're going to use this language, but not really have a definition

05:57:38.860 because everybody kind of has a different idea, but we're using this as broad strokes.

05:57:43.140 That's the worst condemnation of, of generational terminology I've ever heard.

05:57:50.940 Literally saying, we don't really have a definition for these.

05:57:53.620 We're just using these loosely.

05:57:55.160 It's, it's the most bizarre thing I've ever heard.

05:57:57.600 I'll leave it at that.

05:58:01.100 Yeah.

05:58:01.500 I want to just pop in real quick.

05:58:02.880 Cause I got to go.

05:58:03.480 I appreciate that.

05:58:04.160 I think I would agree with those.

05:58:05.860 We've got to be more accurate.

05:58:08.760 And the reason for that is if we look at the litigiousness of our adversary, they are 1.00

05:58:14.320 very specific.

05:58:15.520 So we should be even more specific.

05:58:18.320 Now, I just kind of want to look at something intergenerational.

05:58:22.540 Well, earlier it was mentioned that we in America and also in Europe, there was this big

05:58:30.200 celebration post second war.

05:58:31.900 And, and we talked also about earlier about mass formation psychosis.

05:58:37.600 I would argue that the mass formation psychosis has been a psychological operation by our

05:58:44.820 adversaries who have worked their way into aforementioned societies.

05:58:49.400 And that is being intergenerational, intergenerational, intergenerationally, um, pressed and has been

05:58:57.840 pressed all the way up until now.

05:58:59.960 And we're only beginning to really emerge from this.

05:59:03.060 And there has been our brothers and sisters who have been awakened, um, throughout the, uh,

05:59:08.600 throughout the way, for example, George Lincoln, uh, Rockwell, just to mention one of them.

05:59:13.920 So I think I just wanted to kind of change the lens, zoom out a little bit.

05:59:18.140 I know we've been very focused on, I think it's important.

05:59:20.980 We do be able to have proper terminology, but I just kind of wanted to look at the theme

05:59:25.180 that I I've noticed throughout this span of time and all of these generations.

05:59:29.800 Thanks.

05:59:30.320 Yeah, Marco, get in there.

05:59:36.440 Can we talk?

05:59:37.200 So let's talk about cooperation for a minute, right?

05:59:40.020 This is, uh, for me, you know, brother mythos, I try to do it with, uh, Reich. 0.72

05:59:45.600 Um, let's talk about cooperation for a minute, right?

05:59:49.580 So I think, and maybe we could all agree that, or maybe not, that, uh, you know, if you look

05:59:57.720 at World War II, you know, you need young bodies, you know, but all the old people got 1.00

06:00:03.820 the fucking money, man. 0.99

06:00:04.900 That's the way it is, right? 0.99

06:00:06.000 If you, if you, if you shift that window, you know, um, you know, to all, you could go

06:00:13.880 all the way to today, to today, right?

06:00:15.840 I mean, if there's a movement where people need help, you know, there's, you're going

06:00:20.540 to need young bodies to do that, but certainly, you know, and I'm not talking about bringing

06:00:25.880 in ripoffs and all this kind of shit, but certainly there are people that you need financial 0.73

06:00:29.940 resources, people that care about it, right? 0.87

06:00:33.540 That are in the same boat you are that, you know, uh, so, I mean, I think there's obviously

06:00:39.940 got to be for every negative component for me, for those, there's got to be a positive

06:00:44.800 component, right?

06:00:45.920 It doesn't make any sense, right?

06:00:47.340 So to stay, to be negative all the time.

06:00:49.120 So I would say, you know, for, for every young generation that, uh, you know, you've

06:00:56.500 got these physical bodies that can do it.

06:00:58.380 You've got this generation of minds in their 38, thirties and forties.

06:01:02.340 And then, and, you know, like it or not, man, you've got this, this older generation that

06:01:06.900 have resources.

06:01:08.200 And if all those work together, I mean, that's what I would call a positive component.

06:01:14.060 Right.

06:01:14.460 And so, um, I kind of think that's the way we ought to look at it is that again, we're

06:01:19.500 back to that common thread, right?

06:01:21.280 That runs through everything.

06:01:23.240 So, well, that, that common thread for me is 14 words and, and the meaning behind it,

06:01:32.020 you know, that this, this securing the future for our people or securing the existence of

06:01:39.080 our people in the future for white children, it has no generational designation. 0.85

06:01:43.540 You know, one generation didn't fuck it up for the other one, uh, and, and vice versa. 0.92

06:01:49.040 There was there, you know, generations didn't make mistakes.

06:01:53.420 And this is one of the things, and maybe, um, you know, my experience in recovery and understanding

06:02:00.860 group dynamics, um, adds to this, but in recovery, uh, the addict can be addicted, but the group

06:02:08.080 can never be addicted.

06:02:09.200 That's the, the group can never be responsible for a thing.

06:02:14.380 And that's, that's hard for maybe some people.

06:02:16.820 It's not accountability when you say, well, I voted for Obama and I voted for Trump and,

06:02:22.020 and, or, or Biden. 0.99

06:02:23.860 Uh, so because two out of the three of us voted for Biden, now my generation fucked up. 0.99

06:02:30.140 And that, that's not accountability. 0.97

06:02:33.920 That's, that is, unless, unless you're saying, well, it's not a generation thing.

06:02:38.940 I should have taken those people out when I could have, that's what I did wrong, but it's

06:02:43.160 a still a me thing.

06:02:44.160 So generationally there's no, you know, um, accountability and it goes for our white people 0.70

06:02:51.520 too.

06:02:51.820 Even, even, even being white and being 14 words, there's our, our white people are not

06:02:58.060 accountable as a whole.

06:02:59.760 The, those who will win will win.

06:03:02.060 And those who will lose will lose.

06:03:03.820 And there will be white people among the winners and the losers. 0.96

06:03:07.380 And, and some may, may benefit off of our victory and some may, may, um, lose.

06:03:15.620 Um, but the, it, the, uh, the collective guilt is, is not beholding us.

06:03:25.500 Like I can, I, if I have a family and I go off and we, and we have a family that marries

06:03:30.780 our family and we have a bunch of babies and in, you know, 500 years where the largest group

06:03:36.040 of people, you know, by genetics on the planet, you know, there's going to be other white people 0.90

06:03:41.600 who are like, Hey, what about me?

06:03:42.960 It's like, sorry, you know, that's not my problem.

06:03:45.820 Right.

06:03:46.300 And it's like, that's just the way that this all goes.

06:03:49.800 You, you're either joining the winning side or you're not, but to be collectivized, you 0.98

06:03:56.640 know, in, in, uh, even politically is, it's just clumsy to me, but to hell you. 0.98

06:04:04.860 Hey, let me just jump in real quick. 0.89

06:04:06.700 You know, I'm just going to put it like this way.

06:04:08.180 I agree with what you're saying, uh, mythos about the language, because the language should

06:04:13.740 reflect reality.

06:04:15.160 And if you think about where the term baby boomer comes from, it comes from a 1941 article

06:04:21.640 in the lifetime magazine.

06:04:22.840 And then it was solidified by so-called, uh, uh, sign scientists of the seventies, the,

06:04:29.260 uh, generous, the precursor to gender study scientists.

06:04:32.640 Right.

06:04:33.740 And so these terms were created and solidified in the seventies.

06:04:37.600 And, and if you look about how they select, there was no science involved.

06:04:42.020 There was no observation involved.

06:04:43.360 They, they were probably doing a very Talmudic methodical way or how to divide and conquer 1.00

06:04:49.200 the, uh, erring race and how to, uh, the type of progression they need to see in each

06:04:54.580 generation.

06:04:55.260 And that's probably what they're doing.

06:04:56.680 And, and, and they decided to divide it up generationally by name like that.

06:05:01.140 And I promise you, if we find a way to really dig who came up with the idea of naming different

06:05:07.600 generations and, uh, and baby boomers and all that, who actually in, uh, in that group 0.99

06:05:13.320 trying to do it, it's probably going to be some gay ass shit like that, like I'm talking 1.00

06:05:16.680 about, but you're right. 0.99

06:05:18.580 I don't think we should be using language because we're all in this.

06:05:21.860 We should use language that reflects reality because I promise you when you're as old as

06:05:27.060 Marco, you're going to be, you start acting like a boomer.

06:05:30.860 Everything we make fun of boomers for, I do notice as I age, I become more boomerish.

06:05:37.060 And that's just something that it's just, and we're fighting about the, like the generational

06:05:42.320 differences, but like, it's just life differences.

06:05:44.700 As you start from a young boy or a young girl and you move up to an old person and you kind

06:05:51.460 of just start acting like the people you're making fun of.

06:05:54.240 And, uh, so I decided that when you see me using a false language with false identities

06:06:00.920 like boomers, instead of like Aryan and like, you know what, just say, Hey, stop using a 1.00

06:06:04.980 fag language. 0.99

06:06:05.780 Fag stands for, uh, false, uh, false, uh, uh, uh, alignment of generations. 1.00

06:06:14.500 So, you know, let's, let's start, stop, stop using the fag language that the Jews wants 1.00

06:06:22.080 us. 0.99

06:06:22.340 Cause I promise you it's sure it serves no utility other than being lazy when we're

06:06:27.180 talking and it's a convenient thing.

06:06:28.740 Let's be honest, because when you observe people throughout their life, physically, what

06:06:34.520 we physically observe doesn't align with the differences in generations with these generational

06:06:39.840 groups, nothing aligns with it.

06:06:42.240 So it's a false language and a false identity.

06:06:49.680 Don't you try to steal Marco's identity there.

06:06:53.920 Don't you do it.

06:06:55.000 He's a boomer.

06:06:56.220 He might not like it.

06:06:57.220 Yeah, now I'm going to flip, I'm going to flip it back on, on this brother.

06:07:01.880 I love him so much, man.

06:07:04.160 It's so good, dude.

06:07:05.360 But, uh, I was actually, I was actually really laughing.

06:07:07.900 Listen to that.

06:07:08.840 Uh, that's, that's good, man.

06:07:10.320 But I think the point is that, you know, none of us are, none of us are oversensitive.

06:07:14.400 None of us are amateur or anything else. 0.98

06:07:16.580 It's just like these categories are a little fucked up. 0.93

06:07:19.920 That's all I was saying, but that was really good fits. 0.97

06:07:22.780 And I, you know, I know we'll go head to head again.

06:07:25.340 It's okay.

06:07:25.860 I love you, brother.

06:07:27.220 Uh, Fjordian, uh, Fjordian, go ahead.

06:07:33.700 It looks like he's having some connection issues.

06:07:48.460 Are you there, Fjordian?

06:07:49.360 Go ahead.

06:07:49.680 Hey there.

06:07:57.480 Can you hear me?

06:07:59.060 Yeah, you're coming through loud and clear now.

06:08:02.000 All right.

06:08:02.600 I just wanted to push back a little bit from what Fitz side said about, uh, as you get older,

06:08:07.600 you just become more boomerish.

06:08:09.240 And, and, uh, I think as you, as you get frail, you become, you know, uh, the world seems like

06:08:17.400 a scarier place.

06:08:18.420 So you kind of draw in around yourself.

06:08:20.260 You take less chances.

06:08:21.460 Maybe, uh, you got, you got a little bit of wisdom on you, but, um, I want to push back

06:08:27.240 a little bit because, uh, if you take an American who grew up, uh, in the generation boomer and

06:08:34.180 you compare them of the, someone of the same age who grew up in communist Russia, they're not the

06:08:40.180 same people.

06:08:41.240 They grew up in a completely, they did not have the American dream over there.

06:08:46.540 Uh, land ownership, um, you know, the, the, the, the luxuries that created the quote unquote

06:08:55.160 boomer did not exist over there.

06:08:58.120 And so, and take this from someone with, uh, Eastern European grandparents.

06:09:05.020 So the, uh, the idea that we can't point generational blame, I'm not sure I agree with, obviously

06:09:14.920 it's better to be consolidated and be aligned with each other.

06:09:19.940 Um, but what's happening right now is the, the, uh, the boomer generation is aging out and

06:09:26.960 their kids don't, uh, the kids are going to go and, you know, inherit their house after they die.

06:09:34.080 And no one's going to live in it because no one has generational thinking anymore.

06:09:38.820 And, uh, then they're going to sell the house and some other, some other person's going to have

06:09:44.120 to contract with the Jews to get a mortgage. 0.96

06:09:47.340 And, uh, our wealth is just going to be skimmed off instead of, you know, parents leaving house

06:09:52.320 to children and the children taking up the responsibility of maintaining a property and

06:09:58.400 all that kind of thing. 0.58

06:09:59.320 But, uh, no, we're, we're so screwed when it comes to the siphoning off of the, of the value

06:10:08.360 that like of the, of the sheer riches that were generated by the previous generations, like

06:10:13.400 the industrialization, like it's all been skimmed and scammed and, uh, pointing to the boomers 1.00

06:10:20.500 and blaming them, like it doesn't make a lot of sense because they were getting mind fucked 0.99

06:10:27.400 as well. 0.97

06:10:28.200 You know, like I've watched black and white, uh, videos after world war two where the, uh,

06:10:34.960 the state department was like essentially teaching people not to discriminate.

06:10:40.100 So there was propaganda, uh, you know, counter signaling discrimination.

06:10:45.840 And that means to choose, right?

06:10:48.500 So it's like, you know, basically the moment you got a TV in your house, you had a Jew in 1.00

06:10:54.280 your house.

06:10:54.740 I guess that's the, the sum of my parts.

06:10:57.800 Yeah.

06:10:58.660 Yeah.

06:10:59.180 And you, you brought up a couple of good points.

06:11:02.680 One of them was the, the Eastern European, um, right.

06:11:07.800 If we're going to, if we're going to collectivize boomers are, you know, then are we just talking 0.99

06:11:13.880 about American boomers and not Polish boomers?

06:11:17.500 Um, cause I, I assure you that we use this boomer terminology, not generationally, but

06:11:25.720 generationally and geographically.

06:11:28.320 Right.

06:11:28.860 Uh, and just guessing that most people who are using these terms are using them that way.

06:11:34.520 We're talking about Americans.

06:11:35.940 Well, what about California boomers versus Alabama boomers?

06:11:40.740 Right now there's a distinction there too.

06:11:43.060 And then the, uh, you know, the decisions that the Alabama boomers made versus the decision

06:11:48.820 that the California boomers made and so forth and so on it, it, and then it, it really, and

06:11:56.820 the point was brought up that the, the millennials helped, um, elect Obama and that this is a national

06:12:04.440 view, right?

06:12:05.340 The national millennials collectively, uh, helped do a national thing.

06:12:11.060 And so it really is, um, is a very, uh, it's, it's a personalizing terminology and, and, uh,

06:12:24.060 eternal, uh, extrapolations brought up that as well.

06:12:26.960 He's, he's, he's using it subjectively, you know, that there is no real objective truth in

06:12:33.020 the, in the usage of it.

06:12:34.500 Uh, it was what I heard, you know, if I'm getting that correctly.

06:12:38.260 And so it really becomes this entire, uh, just confusion.

06:12:45.560 And it reminds me of the, the tower of Babel.

06:12:50.120 The tower of Babel is pretty easy story to understand.

06:12:54.400 And it's about a people who were building a civilization and these other people, whatever

06:13:01.780 they were, and you know, they're, they're called God, whatever, but it's, it's a group

06:13:07.340 and they're talking to each other and they say, uh, you know, if they could do this as one

06:13:15.820 people speaking one language, then there's nothing that they won't be able to accomplish.

06:13:23.680 Let's go down there and confuse their language. 0.99

06:13:28.520 And that's what reflects here is, is it's this confusion of language where if we, if one

06:13:36.600 person's using a word, they're using it just from their own experience and, and no real

06:13:44.340 definition, just a, a term that they're coming with from the hip in an argument, but it's

06:13:55.020 undefined, nebulous, and circumstantial to their subjective formation.

06:14:01.560 And with no specifics or even a definition that they can say, Hey, what, what does that

06:14:08.780 even mean?

06:14:09.260 What's a millennial?

06:14:10.460 So I asked that and it was like, well, I don't really know.

06:14:13.420 I just identify with that.

06:14:16.520 So it's the, you know, to be articulate and to come up with solutions, it really requires

06:14:23.080 us to get Arian with it and say, you know, this is, this is the measurement by which we

06:14:29.520 will be, uh, utilizing this tool, this rhetorical tool and be sound on that because anything

06:14:37.740 outside of that, and I, I, I jokingly call it my autism, but it is, it is not autism.

06:14:44.300 It's just a demand for definition.

06:14:46.560 If we're going to use a piece of language and, and, and then when we do use that piece

06:14:51.660 of language in such a way, it's like, well, is that true?

06:14:54.600 And, and, and generation using those, those terms to describe a generation, to me, they

06:15:00.760 don't also comport with true because if I say, well, the boomer generation did this, I

06:15:08.740 can't quite quantifiably call that true.

06:15:11.420 They didn't do it.

06:15:13.280 It was a thing that happened while they were what some of them were 18 and some of them

06:15:18.700 were three, that's, I don't understand how that would comport or some of them were 22 and

06:15:27.460 some of them were 37. 0.51

06:15:29.980 How is that all of their, you know, their responsibility?

06:15:34.920 I just don't, I just don't understand it.

06:15:37.100 And I won't understand it because it's one of those that I've, I've thoroughly, you know,

06:15:43.720 if somebody hits me with something that I can, you know, that can move me from this

06:15:48.980 position, I will be thoroughly impressed.

06:15:51.420 I don't think I'm being obtuse about it. 1.00

06:15:54.000 No, I mean, I think someone should say, so between 1964 and 19, that this shit was fucked 1.00

06:16:00.880 up. 0.99

06:16:01.400 That makes a lot of sense, right?

06:16:03.560 But just to kind of go, oh, you're in this box.

06:16:06.620 Cause then I would just come back and say, well, what's your box doing?

06:16:09.500 Nothing.

06:16:10.120 You're talking about it. 0.99

06:16:11.440 You haven't built shit, but I'm not going to do that to you. 0.99

06:16:13.660 You see what I'm saying? 0.99

06:16:15.360 So I think, I think if you could just say, oh, between these, I mean, I'm not over-sensitive. 0.98

06:16:19.280 I really could give a shit, but the point is this just throwing stuff around and putting 0.99

06:16:23.500 people in, in boxes is, is dumb, dude. 1.00

06:16:26.760 You know? 0.99

06:16:27.220 So, you know, just, I mean, I'll, I'll just, I'll just think that if people were a little

06:16:33.580 more intellectual and could say between these years and this year after, so certainly at

06:16:38.620 the end of world war II, certainly that was, if, if that's where the boomer thing started,

06:16:43.640 you know, the, the people that won world war II were the giants, call them whatever

06:16:49.880 you want.

06:16:50.380 Well, actually, let me, let me give you the boomer test, Marco.

06:16:53.900 I can, I can straight up give you the boomer test.

06:16:56.420 Bring it, baby.

06:16:57.000 Bring it.

06:16:57.580 Let's go.

06:16:58.600 Do you, do you believe that a man should have to pull himself up by his bootstraps? 1.00

06:17:04.960 You must've lost your, you must've lost your goddamn mind. 1.00

06:17:08.880 I was bailing hay at 10 years old. 1.00

06:17:11.520 I was pulling, I was, I was, I was, you know, uh, slopping hogs. 1.00

06:17:16.920 I was, I was pulling corn.

06:17:19.260 I was pulling okra.

06:17:20.580 Let me ask you a question.

06:17:22.200 How do peanuts grow?

06:17:23.380 No, don't go.

06:17:26.920 I don't grow.

06:17:27.780 I don't live where, I don't live where peanuts grow.

06:17:30.120 Sorry. 1.00

06:17:30.480 Oh, fucking genius. 0.99

06:17:31.660 But, uh, but, but, but, no, where to, what kind of a plant does peanuts grow on? 1.00

06:17:35.280 Just answer the question, chief.

06:17:37.520 Gross, grows from a shrub. 1.00

06:17:39.240 No, it does not, asshole. 1.00

06:17:40.740 It fucking grows under the ground and you got to dig them. 1.00

06:17:43.540 And here you are asking me questions and you don't even know where a goddamn peanut grows. 1.00

06:17:48.000 Yeah, I think, I think you're, you're right. 0.99

06:17:51.120 You're running away, Marco.

06:17:52.220 You only, you didn't even answer the first question.

06:17:54.340 Well, I'll answer the first question.

06:17:56.600 I'll answer the first question there, Fjordian.

06:17:59.760 Yeah, I believe, I believe you should pick yourself up by your bootstraps.

06:18:03.540 I'm not sure if that makes me a brewer or not.

06:18:06.580 Well, I, I, I, do we believe that a man, Marco, hang on, hang on.

06:18:11.180 Go ahead, Fjordian. 1.00

06:18:11.920 Hang on, Marco.

06:18:12.380 do you believe that a man should be judged by the content of his character rather than the color of

06:18:18.800 his skin jesus christ no i believe i believe that he should be judged by his uh behaviors and

06:18:25.940 actions uh a father can judge a child by his potential but a man should be judged by his

06:18:31.860 behavior and actions i i don't i don't agree with okay do you think do you think it's right

06:18:39.500 i got the perfect answer i got the perfect go ahead white a man is first judged by his skin color

06:18:47.500 and then he is judged by his actions but that's the problem all right that's if we're using

06:18:53.240 definition of man to include these uh pavement apes right so there we go there we go lastly 1.00

06:19:01.320 lastly here we go the uh the last question is um there's uh do you think it's a good practice

06:19:10.480 for a father to deny his sons their inheritance and send them out into the world to either make 0.95

06:19:17.860 it or break it on their own well that's a that's a stupid question because he hasn't died yet 0.98

06:19:23.260 so you can't deny him inheritance if i mean how do you do that he hasn't died yet he absolutely can 0.99

06:19:29.620 he can absolutely not leave anything to his sons well he can say no i'm not leaving them shit but 0.87

06:19:35.540 he can make them believe he doesn't have any yeah what marco's saying is is if the father's still alive 0.97

06:19:42.240 then there's still the the question is kind of can be it remains unanswerable to that effect but

06:19:50.640 can i ask just the nature of the inquiries here is this a is this a boomer absolutely

06:19:57.780 well so so i'll tell you why it's a boomer test okay so right now our countries are being flooded 0.82

06:20:06.660 with the third world immigration okay the amount of east indians uh hispanics okay and they're killing 1.00

06:20:15.660 it and they behave very very differently from us okay they come from a place of poverty and starvation

06:20:22.820 and they have very clearly defined gender roles they have very clearly defined family roles and

06:20:30.320 what they do is they they they basically did not grow up in a time of such massive abundance

06:20:38.420 where you could go um and and basically like buy land and own land and have a cheap education that

06:20:46.700 was not available to them so what they did to survive is they tribed up and everything that

06:20:53.980 they do they do as a family they'll actually all save up the extended family and they'll buy one house 0.97

06:20:59.100 and then they'll fucking live in it like animals and they'll get jobs jobs that white people should 0.95

06:21:04.760 be doing by the way and then they'll save up and they'll buy a second house and then they'll move 0.99

06:21:09.200 half the family into that and then they'll all save up and buy a third house next thing you know

06:21:13.720 they own every single 7-eleven they're driving all the taxis and the white uh 20 year olds can't 1.00

06:21:21.160 they will never be able to own a fucking home and the boomers who are aging out okay they just put 1.00

06:21:28.180 their shit on the market and it's being snapped up by the east indians that's not true and that's not 1.00

06:21:33.520 true what's happening with maybe not where you live no no it's not where you live where i live it 0.99

06:21:38.260 absolutely when we leave it when we leave hang on guys uh going back and forward let's uh let's

06:21:46.220 let somebody uh say their piece and then uh we'll rebut go ahead marco

06:21:52.000 what's happening is is when we actually leave someone something okay there's they're putting it on the

06:22:04.260 market the boomers don't put it on the market right what happens is is when we actually paid

06:22:10.780 off houses it could be you know like my grand my grandfather you know my father when they actually

06:22:17.780 leave something to you it's the new generations and i'm telling you we saw it in tennessee we see it

06:22:23.600 everywhere hundreds and hundreds of acres the kids are selling off and taking the money so no boomers 1.00

06:22:30.560 don't put it on the market and take the money they leave it to the kids and then they sell the 0.98

06:22:35.640 shit and if you don't know that i don't know what city you're in man but i doubt you very seriously 0.98

06:22:41.340 you're anywhere marco i'll give you a personal anecdote when it comes to my grandparents both of 0.99

06:22:49.120 my grandparents on both sides of my family you want to know what they did they sold my father's

06:22:56.400 inheritance my mother's inheritance uh my inheritance for a comfortable end of life

06:23:03.760 that's what they did well those are the type of people that ride around in an rv that has a sticker

06:23:11.700 on the back that says you know i'm spending my children's inheritance right it's kind of a joke

06:23:17.820 but it's a horrible thing we don't do that dude we're i do people ask me all the time you know what

06:23:24.440 do you want to do for uh you know your retirement planning i don't have a plan for retirement planning

06:23:30.000 i have a plan for estate planning which is how i leave everyone everything to my kids and my wife 0.84

06:23:38.520 my boss here that's what i'm doing so i can't do and marco i i think that is commendable and and more

06:23:46.800 people of your generation need to take that route but my anecdote is one of many anecdotes that creates

06:23:56.840 this separation and disdain amongst the generations because we have been sold out by our grandparents

06:24:06.240 we have been told go forge your own legacy pull yourself up by your bootstraps and you can make it

06:24:15.840 without there ever being any type of compassion or consideration to the differentiating times that

06:24:23.380 we live in well well and it and it does make you salty bro well i'm gonna be honest with you

06:24:29.780 and my point finally i'll adopt you that's why we're losing i'll adopt that's why we're losing property

06:24:36.100 i'll adopt you so that's why we can't like our young can't afford anything is because the the people

06:24:43.260 who have been brought in here on purpose to replace us have a different model of behavior

06:24:48.000 that thinks generationally but most importantly it thinks tribally so but i'm not shitting on 0.74

06:24:54.640 boomers like i said in what i was repeating earlier is they're just they got bamboozled 0.98

06:25:01.740 like every subsequent generation by different types of propaganda they just happen if i'm going to define

06:25:08.720 a boomer i'm going to define them as someone who lived in the most opulent era of production of

06:25:14.880 industrial production and freedom in the history of the west period bar none yeah it's not their value

06:25:22.920 system whether they like it or not their value system no hang on it it's still if you already we

06:25:30.880 we went over this uh so much it's it will it will be something that's that i'm not gonna let go of

06:25:38.400 actually this is this is one of those things it's like you know it's brown coated to me uh one

06:25:46.020 generations include anyone who was born in the most opulent time as you were describing it that way

06:25:53.940 uh which includes all the browns that were born at that time all the mexicans all didn't all the negroes 0.95

06:26:00.460 all the jews and it collectivizes these people together and it's like okay now all the white 0.97

06:26:06.800 people in this generation are the ones who are going to hold accountable uh who were born between

06:26:12.220 this state and this state and it it just becomes a matter of of obfuscation to the real point is we

06:26:22.340 have a racial connection through every single person born every single day over the past

06:26:32.300 hundred thousand years and that's the truth and the people who are boomers as they're called 0.99

06:26:42.780 they they don't have a connection to each other much less uh to any of us by that

06:26:52.240 name just because you were born at a certain day doesn't make you anything you're either born white

06:27:00.040 or you're born non-white either you gather yourself to your to your own a collective consciousness of

06:27:07.720 your people and a white racial consciousness and a consciousness of the treasure of your blood

06:27:14.520 or i guess i guess i guess you didn't want to talk about maybe maybe our sights maybe our sights going

06:27:25.100 down white right left too um but you you gain a consciousness of the treasure of your blood or you

06:27:33.660 do not but being born at a time is not a thing you weren't you weren't great nor were you terrible

06:27:41.720 just because you were born at a certain time and neither neither are you great or terrible because

06:27:48.260 you you graduated from georgetown and a certain number of years this this is all grafting reputation

06:28:03.260 off of of proximity and it's it's not

06:28:11.100 it's not accurate what about what about mythos what about the kids that uh during vietnam you got

06:28:21.500 the 20 year old that's over there protecting saigon which we shouldn't have been that's a different bag 0.99

06:28:26.900 of bananas but you got the 20 year old over here with hair down to his ass spitting on fucking people 1.00

06:28:32.060 right they're they're they're they're they're born at the exact same time they're the exact same age 0.99

06:28:37.660 right i mean i don't think you compare those two guys actually

06:28:41.500 we get white right back up here hang on

06:28:52.700 uh the i think it's a part of the psyop i i 100 just think it's a psyop generation uh names

06:29:10.940 and ideas are a psyop and they confuse us and they take us away from identifying with our white people

06:29:19.260 to identifying with the group of retards that were born around the same time as us 0.97

06:29:24.820 and this is not white power 0.94

06:29:27.020 we owe it to ourselves

06:29:30.420 i'll tell you this mythos if we're looking at things from

06:29:33.300 ancestral and historical perspective there has always been a power dynamic and a butting of heads

06:29:43.400 between the generations whether it's father and son you know only in that dynamic do i do i consider

06:29:51.240 this a valid argument because generations from one generation to the next makes sense but if

06:29:56.760 if i have a uh if i'm having children at 35 0.98

06:30:00.520 it's different times or different measures if grandpa won't let fucking go 1.00

06:30:06.280 then grandson and and son need to take that shit from grandpa 1.00

06:30:12.600 i don't disagree with that i don't disagree with that at all 1.00

06:30:16.200 he needs to be called a selfish dickhead and relinquish the torch 0.87

06:30:20.480 i don't i don't disagree with that in any case because it's being specific and it's being relational 1.00

06:30:28.240 i i i i 100 percent grandpa should be beat over the head with the torch and kick down the hill 1.00

06:30:34.840 fuck off if you're not participating in the wealth of your family 1.00

06:30:39.880 then i will roll you down the hill myself 1.00

06:30:44.240 yeah and i'll and i will turn right around and walk back up the hill to the family that i can care about

06:30:50.420 and and i 100 percent agree i'm not all that um unfortunate i was not abandoned

06:30:56.240 i i've had a terrible relationship with my parents but i was not all that abandoned when i got my

06:31:01.440 shit together and and started to help shape that that relationship as the as the adult in the room

06:31:09.120 but um but that but it is relational it's it's me to the father and that's the generation but to say 0.97

06:31:16.560 that this whole generation is the father of this next generation like all of the all of the boomers are

06:31:22.240 not the fathers of the millennia the the or the uh the generation x all the generation x is not the

06:31:28.640 fathers of the millennials all of you know so forth and so on i just think it's a psyop

06:31:35.520 well i mean if you look if you look at like i said earlier how i was saying like where who kate who

06:31:41.200 created these generations in the names of these generations uh uh it's pretty jewy and i think

06:31:49.520 what it it is and you know it it was done by social scientists smelling their own farts in the halls of

06:31:56.080 academia yeah it was and and so you got to think about what the social scientists do they they're 0.99

06:32:01.120 trying to create a measurement of progression for how faggot and how jew cuck could each generation 1.00

06:32:08.000 become and that's how they're measuring and they're like so baby boomers will be first generation 0.99

06:32:14.640 that they actually coined right and and so they started with okay we're starting with this generation 0.72

06:32:21.040 this is the boom generation so the next generation the gen xers they should be really gay and then the 1.00

06:32:27.120 millennials should be furries and the zoomers could should be transgender right but what they don't know 1.00

06:32:34.400 is the zoomers are like uh rebelling against their faggotry so 1.00

06:32:46.400 it's within human instinct to be rebellious towards the older generation 0.98

06:32:57.440 it's natural it's been happening since the dawn of time

06:33:00.640 well it's it's not to the to the grandparents though and and and i and i don't think that

06:33:09.120 that really holds that well mythos that's because the grandparents died 0.94

06:33:17.120 right they fucking died they croaked we live in a time in history where people are living to the oldest 0.97

06:33:23.440 that they've ever been but these uh these i'm gonna guess i'm gonna i'm gonna game theory this out just 0.99

06:33:32.960 to play it is i would guess that when um there was oftentimes we were there as grandparents but they

06:33:42.160 weren't becoming grandparents at like 60 they were becoming grandparents at like 35 right yeah yeah and so

06:33:51.120 they were they were they were still there and they were still healthy they were still a part of the

06:33:54.960 family dynamic and then it and and look there there is a there was a time an era where the selfishness

06:34:07.760 of the people of this country

06:34:09.440 country was exploited to an extreme degree that created piles and hordes of awful people

06:34:23.360 and and i'm gonna say most of those people are called boomers right and i and i think we've we've

06:34:32.080 adjusted for that but we're they're not that's not really an accurate term but there are hordes of

06:34:39.600 people who were psyoped into selfishness decadence um not caring about the future and we're dealing with

06:34:49.440 this and they're also ravenously political and and rapey and they don't care about other people and

06:35:00.480 they're they have and it may be a bunch of drugs i don't know but it we are certainly dealing with

06:35:08.480 this um this psychological operation that was was acted upon and and we know this that the the cia was

06:35:20.880 involved in this right mock operation mockingbird right these people were they they moved from and this

06:35:30.320 kind of brings us full circle in the in the conversation from earlier today they moved from

06:35:34.960 bolshevik russia and and germany which there was a bunch of bolsheviks in germany right it was it was

06:35:42.240 it was a thing there too and they moved to america and they just continued their science experiments upon

06:35:50.320 people unknowingly uh and and with great effect and and and maybe the entire vietnam war was simply

06:36:04.240 a psyop so so after all this marco do you what do you identify as 1.00

06:36:09.680 a faggot 1.00

06:36:16.160 okay dodging dodging the question no marco what do you identify as 1.00

06:36:25.280 i mean i'm look i'm in the box i'm a boomer but again a wrong answer marco you're a white man brother

06:36:32.240 bag oh okay sorry sorry sorry i was trying to stay in the context the context of what we talked about

06:36:37.600 so you know but i but i i'll tell you what identify is and i don't want to go back down this road we 0.93

06:36:42.720 beat it to death identify as the fucking group of people that gave you everything oh 0.98

06:36:50.080 well hold on hold on hold on and then you know you've got all these other solutions that you're 0.99

06:36:54.880 going to fix mankind so you let me know when that's done marco you didn't even give me the boots i

06:36:59.920 used to lace up to get a job oh my god dude i'll argue against uh vehemently as as autistically as

06:37:10.720 anything else marco against the idea that your group of people gave everybody everything either

06:37:18.160 so i i'll stand firm to deny the idea that generations can be collectivized uh in any way

06:37:26.800 shape or form us and even against that claim uh it's every generation has has brought forth a thing

06:37:35.760 and i think that the technological advancements that occurred over the past 50 years are incredible

06:37:43.920 uh i mean the absolutely incredible and um they all come with a certain cost all our power

06:37:53.360 production came from the greatest generation just saying i'm i'm actually i'm actually cooking for

06:37:57.680 my crew so i i really couldn't think about what fitz side said you know i i i identified if you

06:38:04.160 want to know the truth i identify as a man that has done very well um i don't have i don't have

06:38:12.880 relax relax let me i'm gonna let him cook and i'm i i'm doing everything we talked about it before

06:38:22.640 i'm not into retirement planning i'm into estate planning i intend to work until the day i kick

06:38:28.880 and i'm gonna leave everything to my crew so if that's a horrible thing yeah i don't know what to

06:38:33.200 tell you i'm not riding around with an rv which i could have already fucking bought i don't have to 0.97

06:38:37.200 work anymore i don't have a sticker on the back that says i'm spending my kids inheritance ha ha ha i'm not 0.98

06:38:43.120 one of those motherfuckers i'm leaving everything to my crew and i want them when i'm gone i want them to be as 0.98

06:38:50.960 comfortable as possible and you know what when i'm gone i cannot help or or manage what they do 0.99

06:38:59.760 with those resources right so that's where i'm at chief i'm gonna work till the day i kick because

06:39:05.600 some people work to live and some people live to work and i'm a guy that lives to work if i couldn't

06:39:11.760 get up in the morning with a cup of coffee and write code then i i wouldn't know i wouldn't even 0.51

06:39:17.520 know what to fucking do with myself that sounds pretty good but have you thought of old man 0.97

06:39:21.680 martyrdom i guess you're gonna fucking tell me have you thought of old man martyrdom no you know 0.97

06:39:30.480 you've mentioned this before have you have you ever noticed that your talking points are kind of the 0.97

06:39:35.120 same from conversation conversation i think you said this yesterday well you said the same

06:39:40.320 i didn't say yesterday you do have to repeat things right so marco uh like old man martyrdom is

06:39:48.560 the idea of because you're like we're all gonna die right marco eventually we're gonna get so old 0.67

06:39:53.920 get on our deathbed and we die but before you go on your deathbed marco how about you go out 0.80

06:40:00.080 in a blaze of girl glory that should be 0.99

06:40:04.000 why don't you why don't you tell me what that looks like i do what i want to do every 0.98

06:40:07.280 fucking day yeah all right we're we're not good at bedposting um however i will say i am a firm 0.98

06:40:16.640 believer in old man martyrdom i think it's a great way to do damage to the regime and there's no way 0.98

06:40:23.040 that i'm dying at 90 years old as soon as i have to start putting on diapers on because i keep 0.99

06:40:29.200 shitting my pants i'm gonna make sure i take out as many spooks as i fucking possibly can 1.00

06:40:34.240 it i love it so no i so i agree 110 so right now you know at uh i'm on my fourth anniversary of my 0.98

06:40:43.760 59th birthday my brain is as sharp as ever i'm still a team leader i'm writing code with the best

06:40:49.920 and i mean the best and you know they rely on me for everything dude i'm a mentor so i have no reason

06:40:56.800 to think about quitting my neighbor who's a very wealthy man every day is trying to find somebody 0.95

06:41:02.480 hey man can you go to breakfast hey man can you go to lunch i'm like no asshole i'm working right so 0.96

06:41:09.040 i'm good dude as long as my mind is sharp and my family's happy uh we have perfect credit we're 0.99

06:41:16.320 we're good we're ready to go i don't have any fucking problems man nobody's in jail nobody's on drugs 0.96

06:41:22.320 marco here's here's where i feel like you're you're missing where fit side is coming from and this just 0.94

06:41:28.400 might be because he's not capable of piecing this and in a in a clear picture and it's not necessarily

06:41:36.000 a shot at you or fit side right now but essentially where he's getting at with is that you have made your

06:41:44.880 wealth you have a great and beautiful comfortable life who are you mentoring to take your place because

06:41:54.320 there are people young people white people that are in desperate need of the job that you have

06:42:03.920 well i i think that in some back channels we're working on some different things

06:42:08.320 i can't talk about it too much but i think we're working on okay that's that's reasonable and

06:42:13.200 acceptable listen marco i don't got nothing to problem with i just think i just want you

06:42:17.680 like i know i'm younger than you right but i i just want to guide you to say i want you to denounce

06:42:26.240 being a boomer i want you to say i am not a boomer i'm an arian now i want you to give me a 1.00

06:42:30.800 fucking roman salute and say fuck niggers cast the kites race war now 1.00

06:42:40.160 so i'm gonna say i love you but fuck you can't is that will that work until the next time we talk 1.00

06:42:44.800 yeah look it look fit side and i'm cool with that yeah beat you know these guys 0.99

06:42:54.320 and and we talked about this you know maybe maybe it was just three hours ago when we started the show

06:43:01.360 like nobody's coming to save us and and neither are the guys who are in their 60s and 70s and 80s

06:43:10.160 uh they're not going out in the blaze of glory uh you know tom bowie is doing what tom bowie does

06:43:18.160 and and uh everybody is just going to do what they're what they're meant to do and given the

06:43:24.800 opportunity to do it unless we organize and put together uh a opportunity for people to get involved in

06:43:34.880 something greater than themselves then they're just going to be looking around going well i don't know

06:43:40.640 what the fuck people are doing this is organizing marketing sales recruitment uh and then um and then 0.89

06:43:52.320 actionable executable uh deliverables and this this is nothing more than what anybody else does every 0.98

06:44:02.080 single day like the the reality is our government isn't operating in any way shape or form it's not

06:44:10.160 a model for anything it's not capitalism it's not communism it's literally just vampirism posing uh

06:44:18.560 in the treasure that is stolen from uh you know from your your purse and there's not a there's not a

06:44:29.280 certain group of people who are responsible for putting that into place uh these these people have

06:44:34.480 been working in the shadows they they you know allegedly they sunk the the titanic to create the central

06:44:43.680 bank right the federal reserve this this this isn't uh you know a problem of a generation this is

06:44:51.440 several very crafty uh highly motivated ambitious individuals going you know what 0.99

06:45:02.400 fuck these fucking rules we do whatever the fuck we want and and uh and this fucking do it and 0.99

06:45:09.040 everybody's like wait what's what's happening i i i thought we were i thought we were playing but 1.00

06:45:13.280 i thought we were playing by the rules joe what's happening ahead now it's looking like people just 0.96

06:45:18.640 just doing whatever the fuck they want and it's like yeah we're just gonna do whatever the fuck we 0.83

06:45:23.840 want and who's gonna stop us and i don't know and you know i don't know if i'm if i know any of those 0.98

06:45:31.280 people but i sure would rather be that person than you know a person who is is asking permission

06:45:39.600 uh to uh get a a new voter uh registration because i got some coffee on this one could could i get a

06:45:48.400 you mind if i could get a new voter registration because i i got some coffee on this one and it's

06:45:52.800 it's all fucked up now and and then going to the polls and getting my little i voted sticker and 0.96

06:45:58.640 then getting in my little prius and driving myself off a cliff in a burning hell of you know of my life 0.98

06:46:05.040 uh so you know those decisions people have to make but look if if there's a group of really highly 0.58

06:46:10.720 motivated ambitious people doing whatever the fuck they want you can guarantee there's another group of

06:46:15.760 people who are highly motivated ambitious people do whatever the fuck they want and those two people 0.94

06:46:20.240 are going to come into contact and they're going to figure out who's really got it going on and uh and

06:46:25.760 so forth and so on and and that may be the truth of the matter in reality but uh marco go ahead and then

06:46:31.520 we got arian thanks for your patience arian hang on study study the creature from jackal island the guy

06:46:38.880 that wrote it tells you everything about the the spawning of the fed which is totally horrifying 0.96

06:46:46.800 and if you're not a boomer and you would rather watch the youtube fucking video 0.93

06:46:51.760 then he has a whole seminar he did it's pretty grainy but he explains it and it's really 0.96

06:46:58.080 good and i'm just playing with flint side fit side i love the brother so but there's a there's

06:47:02.720 a really good youtube it's called the the creature from jackal island and it's how in at the end of

06:47:10.320 world war ii they did the uh the breton woods agreement and uh and they went and they created how the federal

06:47:17.040 i think i might be wrong i think it was 1914 uh after the first world war they did the uh

06:47:21.680 uh they did the uh the when they created the fed yeah the fed was created in 1913 yeah yeah yeah so

06:47:28.960 it's the end of the first world war uh the breton woods agreement is another another crazy thing

06:47:33.840 kissinger was in but that's not what we're talking about read the the creature from jackal island if you

06:47:39.680 don't understand the the spawning and the birth of the fed and it will blow your mind it was the

06:47:46.720 rothschilds man the richest people on earth and they set all the rules up so the bankers could rule

06:47:53.600 our lives check it out you'll you'll it'll blow your mind man yep yep and uh i think a lot of people

06:47:59.840 are here are familiar but if they aren't they got the word uh arian go ahead what's going on my brothers

06:48:06.240 and sisters it's another day in paradise man we're just you know we're just kumbaya on over here over

06:48:13.840 generation gap yeah i hear that i wanted to actually get involved in it a little bit because 0.96

06:48:18.560 i'm salty as fuck too white rake uh my grandparents were hippies um the ones that raised me my they 1.00

06:48:27.440 raised my mom to be a dumb junkie piece of shit because they were hippies and then my mom ran off 1.00

06:48:32.960 on me and left me with them so then i was raised by my boomer grandparents who taught me to be seen not 1.00

06:48:38.880 heard sit at the table to eat every bite uh you know go to bed at nine like it was a 0.98

06:48:44.160 fucking prison that i lived in with those people and then they spent all their money on rvs and jet 0.96

06:48:48.800 skis and died young and uh i got nothing good to say about my own family personally and uh so i see 0.99

06:48:55.200 the resentment in my own life but i do understand that there are some high value white boomers out there 0.83

06:49:01.920 that have done a lot for us i wouldn't know what kind of percentage to put on it but you guys are outliers

06:49:07.760 and you guys are you're the best uh the rest of you you know you are the biggest population of white

06:49:13.840 people that have ever lived you know the rest of them are for the most part from what i've seen in

06:49:19.200 my working career as a carpenter for multi-million dollar homes a lot of people are just given a lot 0.93

06:49:24.640 of shit and when you i think the real question of this boomer question is how much was your first house 0.80

06:49:32.320 uh how much of your your annual salary did it cost you to buy your first house that's kind of a real 0.99

06:49:39.120 question as opposed to all these funny funny bands that we listen to and stuff like that it's the

06:49:43.280 economics the liberal ideology these are the things that are really what affected our generation the

06:49:49.440 white men of the millennial generation i was born in 91 um i lived in the best time at the very end of

06:49:55.680 the best time and i've seen it collapse in my life and i have three children that i'm going to raise in

06:50:00.080 it and i've just deemed the consumerism destroy us and divide us you know we've become so disenfranchised

06:50:08.160 because of the economic situation and the migrants that it's it's easy to point fingers at each other 1.00

06:50:13.840 and say hey fuck you buddy it was you hey fuck you grandma it was you and in reality we know who it was 1.00

06:50:18.560 um and i don't know we don't got to go there but uh i think it was the jews i mean do you want are 1.00

06:50:26.400 you asking for numbers and dates and years and numbers i was really being rhetorical but yeah if

06:50:31.520 you want to give me like uh what what did you pay for your first house according to your annual salary

06:50:38.880 fitz you want to go or you want me to go no go ahead marco yes

06:50:42.080 so 1982 uh thirty thousand dollars for a two-bedroom house in cheyenne wyoming

06:50:58.720 and then well hold on 82 though brother right 30 grand was probably i don't know it was what was

06:51:05.600 the that was the interest because now what was that what was the minimum wage in uh wyoming at that

06:51:10.640 time like 35 cents no you tell me no you tell me brother it was a federal minimum wage is a federal 0.93

06:51:17.680 thing that if i can tell you guys the price you can figure out the shit on the side right so 0.82

06:51:22.400 so anyway are we going to go through the houses no no i just wanted to sorry yeah yeah yeah no no 0.74

06:51:29.280 worries no worries no no skip that like again it comes down to like neighborhood it comes down to

06:51:37.040 state it comes down to regional it comes down to economics comes down to you know there's so many 1.00

06:51:43.920 factors in here we really get lost in the weeds on it it's about excluding these fucking jews who pretend 1.00

06:51:52.160 to be white from our uh from our society and all of their they're also mongrel uh disgusting 1.00

06:52:04.720 hordes that they love to live around because they can't function like when you have a group of jews 1.00

06:52:10.800 around a bunch of whites the jews are the outliers they are obviously different they stink they have 1.00

06:52:16.960 disgusting food they have weird uh you know uh rituals and traditions their celebrations suck 1.00

06:52:25.440 everything about them sucks they they do not like they they love to live around whites because we're 1.00

06:52:31.440 awesome they hate living around us because we show them how fucking gross they are and so they need 1.00

06:52:37.360 to bring these hordes in in order to uh to balance out the dynamic and if we let any one of these 0.99

06:52:44.000 fucking people who have shared some level of of european blood with us around any of us and our children 1.00

06:52:51.440 then we will destroy everything all over again but it's not the jews it is us who allow them to live 1.00

06:52:57.920 next door and pretend everything's going to be fine so this is this is where we we take responsibility

06:53:05.680 and there's not a generation that has done this one way or the other all the way back to the the

06:53:12.080 generations that in the all the men and women who fought in world war one or before that in the early

06:53:18.720 1900s the polls were already out that that people did not like the jews this is before world war one i

06:53:26.960 believe people thought jews had too much uh influence in media this is where they live

06:53:32.800 because they love to lie and they they involve themselves in that and it's not hard work to sit

06:53:39.120 there and lie all day and so they write these elaborate stories and lies you're like i can't

06:53:43.760 believe that happened yeah it didn't happen and so they just uh and then and also the Rothschilds

06:53:49.680 which doesn't you know it should not go on on look these people have been funding these people

06:53:54.400 forever and involving themselves in in global politics to create wars and start wars and they've

06:54:02.880 used these jews who are mongrels uh and they're a mongrel race none of them are white they are uh they 0.99

06:54:11.040 are of middle eastern descent they're disgusting and they have skin suited us and then pretend to be us and 1.00

06:54:18.080 then the the uh Rothschilds use them as their uh as their middlemen and they create these elaborate 0.97

06:54:26.560 schemes in order to suck the uh the the the finances out of these countries and it is to our you know and

06:54:33.600 we need to figure out how we're going to deal with that you know oh and and by the way not only are you

06:54:40.080 100 correct uh there's another good book called the olig uh the controllagarchs the controllagarchs

06:54:48.160 that's one i haven't heard interesting oh brother i mean it will just get the audio book

06:54:53.280 well you guys probably are still at the age you have sex with your wife and you're in the same bed but 0.58

06:54:57.680 get controllagarchs and it'll tell you you can do the audio book where uh what happens is bill gates has

06:55:06.640 completely taken uh you know those those early uh oil oligarch processes where they converted to

06:55:18.960 vaccines and that's how they had planned it's not a it's not a um it's it's an actual thing right it's

06:55:26.000 it's not like some some weird uh tinfoil hat thing it's called the controllagarchs and so they had it all set

06:55:33.920 up and and everything was in place and so as soon as you know the covid thing came out that's how they

06:55:41.680 rolled all that shit out so you know the the guys that own the oil industries uh oil became unpopular 0.58

06:55:48.800 a long time ago way long before even i was born and then what they did was they said okay we got to 0.99

06:55:54.800 move to something else so let's go to vaccines so they created vaccines they had vaccines that killed

06:56:00.880 more soldiers in the world wars by creating things like hepatitis and other stuff than it actually

06:56:07.760 fixed but they were able to sell those to armies all around the world because they got it uh mandated by

06:56:15.680 by uh governments right so the book is called the controllagarchs and then you'll learn that bill

06:56:21.120 gates just fell in line with that right and that's that's where he intends to make his money now

06:56:26.320 check it out it's a it's it's an unbelievable book

06:56:30.880 you should read the history of central banking and enslavement of mankind yeah it's all good with

06:56:38.160 the uh the creature from the dark uh and the control darks probably uh rusty go ahead 0.98

06:56:45.760 yeah i was sitting back listening to a lot of stuff and there just seems to be i just hate the the

06:56:54.720 blame thing and what age group are we talking about where are we talking about a 19 year old

06:57:01.600 a 20 some year old do they deserve a house right away i didn't have it when i was 25 i funded my own

06:57:09.280 case that cost me thirty thousand dollars took my whole down payment down and you know what i rebuilt

06:57:15.920 it back up by 31 and i put down 30 000 once again now i'm and and and you know what i didn't have the 0.99

06:57:25.760 nicest fucking house when my first house it was a piece of shit it needed work and i put in work so 0.99

06:57:35.280 some of these people they want the nicest things and i need this and i need that and it's got to be given 0.99

06:57:40.880 to me but you know what i also took risks i risked things and if you're gonna sit around and work at 0.59

06:57:48.480 mcdonald's or this mediocre job right and i don't have a fucking education i have a ged and i've done a 0.98

06:57:56.560 lot of i did some schooling on the side some little some college right and i did uh like but not college 0.95

06:58:03.600 college like uh what do you fucking call it a community college i did like for a trade rusty 0.96

06:58:08.880 we used to live in a country where you could work at mcdonald's and afford a house whatever man 0.72

06:58:14.080 you know what the thing is you got to hear my point my point is is that those people who worked

06:58:19.920 at mcdonald's they they ended up moving somewhere else i don't know if they worked at mcdonald's and

06:58:25.680 afforded a house and even if that's the case times have changed yet people make it work they do make it

06:58:32.720 work now i don't rely on my dad to give me something i am gonna get something when he dies

06:58:38.960 god i don't want him to die though i don't want my dad to die i don't even need his stuff i'll have and

06:58:44.240 you know what my brother exact opposite my dad bought my brother a house a little one it was 25 000

06:58:52.000 and you know what he it off he it off because he doesn't know how to manage money

06:58:57.680 and he doesn't know how to manage things and he got caught up in drugs and um he he's off drugs now

06:59:04.640 and he we're we all help him i want him to get out of out of oklahoma and stuff and i want any

06:59:10.400 then he he he got off methadone and he got because he had to get on methadone to get off this up the

06:59:15.520 other stuff he was on so then but now he's off methadone but he's still in but he's a little loopy

06:59:21.120 as far as like his brain's always been a little a little lot we we all know this and we all try to help

06:59:26.560 him he's got all all he we want him to go to florida i want him to i want him to go to um

06:59:32.480 i've talked about my dad like we could buy a lot and put a fifth wheel on it and get him over here

06:59:37.200 wherever i don't know something but the thing is is that some people it's their own fault you know

06:59:45.520 everyone wants to blame everyone else but your grandparents my i didn't get anything both my

06:59:53.040 grandparents are dead i've never received anything from my you're just missing my grandparents it's

06:59:58.960 supposed to go to my parents you're really cool rusty we get it i'm gonna channel my i'm gonna channel 0.71

07:00:04.240 my inner boomer and leave all my shit to all rusty i just want to let you know but you won't have 0.96

07:00:08.400 anything your grandparents didn't love you you're something that you need to deal you got to cry 0.99

07:00:13.680 harder right cry fucking harder you see all right yeah exactly 0.99

07:00:22.320 look i i mean i'm gonna be real with you rusty there there's some things that i can vibe with 0.99

07:00:27.600 right with what with what you said but your take bleeds pull yourself up by your bootstraps

07:00:34.800 boomer talk does man and i'm not a boomer and i did it okay so what well i'm gonna pull yourself

07:00:41.600 up by your bootstraps guy too and and that's because i turned my life around when i was 27 years 0.94

07:00:49.520 old after having fucked off uh a bunch entirely and i started off with nothing and i've gone through life 0.97

07:00:58.960 with next to nothing and just scraped along and scraped along and scraped along and i just take 0.95

07:01:08.160 the blessings that i get out of that i don't have excess wealth and i don't and i work every day on

07:01:17.600 what it is that i'm meant to and i take the rewards as they are and i learn and sometimes i've made good

07:01:24.640 decisions and sometimes i've made bad decisions and i just continue to scrape along i've i've never

07:01:31.520 known i don't know any anybody who's come into a bunch of money who's like you know

07:01:40.640 neither do i mythos i like neither do i and did you have a house and stuff did you end up

07:01:46.320 somewhat make i don't know your age i i did you make it eventually we bought it we bought a house

07:01:52.480 when we bought our house i i i worked on my credit to get good credit and when we bought our house i

07:02:03.920 wrote a check on a credit card so they gave me checks right there here you go here you can write

07:02:11.120 this check and we'll just take it from your credit card allowance i wrote a check for i think it was

07:02:16.720 eighteen thousand dollars so when i bought my house i took a loan out from a credit card for

07:02:24.320 eighteen thousand dollars and that's a bad idea for most people you know what i mean this is a bad

07:02:33.840 idea i'm like fuck it i want this house my wife was like yes we want this house we felt like this was 0.91

07:02:39.360 the right thing to do so we did it and it it was and then we just kept scraping it was it was at the 0.99

07:02:46.400 top of our limit we just scraped and scraped we're poor and poor and poor and poor and poor and poor

07:02:51.840 and then we got to the place where we sold that house and then we moved into a new house and we're

07:02:57.040 poor and we're poor and we're poor and we're poor and we're poor but do we have uh are we making it

07:03:01.840 yeah we're making it like it's it's about working and so i'm like a a bootstraps kind of guy like this

07:03:09.760 is but it's like that was that was a chance i took like who does that like i don't know how no one no

07:03:16.400 one gave you anything right no nobody gave me anything no no one gave you anything you know what

07:03:21.440 my mom told me i'd never well but first house interest was at 10 that is very high mine was like

07:03:29.520 five it's still five which is good but it's mine was at 10 right but you're in what the problem the

07:03:35.600 problem is right my that we're trying to compare these apples to oranges it's impossible you don't

07:03:43.120 get to look back at what somebody bought as a house 50 years ago and go well look at this and compare it

07:03:49.680 to this it's apples and oranges i i bought my first house and then in five years i sold it for double

07:03:55.520 like am i supposed to compare well life was so much easier five years ago if only life was like

07:04:00.960 that now and then like i can't buy a new house because for like the old price it's you know i have

07:04:07.200 to buy a new house for new price i sold my house i'm like well now i can buy like everything was worse 0.78

07:04:12.000 than the house i just sold and it was just as much i'm like what the fuck is this you know i i but it's 0.99

07:04:18.480 just it's this whole thing is wonky it's all fucked up and it's not any one generation's fault it's not 0.98

07:04:27.680 my parents fault my parents like and and i don't have the power to change it for my kids and this is 1.00

07:04:35.920 this is what i will owe to you that if i take from you to make my kids life better then i fucking hate you 0.99

07:04:44.240 hey there's a conundrum no there's hands up there's hands up we got to get hands here hang on 0.99

07:04:54.160 no but you know you don't get to take from your fellow brother your white brother and give it to 1.00

07:05:00.880 your own family and get away with that shit and we need to get back to a place where we will 1.00

07:05:07.440 fucking hang you for that that's what we need and that's what i'm here yeah we need to get back to 1.00

07:05:15.280 a place where we're doing penny auctions again that's why i just don't want people to project their 1.00

07:05:21.840 personal one little experience white's allowed to get in there you raise your hands sir come on 0.77

07:05:30.400 uh we got so many hands here we gotta we're running out of time we are 17 minutes over mostly peaceful

07:05:36.320 been so patient go ahead mostly patient hey guys thank you mostly you're very welcome what happened

07:05:50.160 uh kelly go ahead oh sorry can you hear me now i just oh she's back she's back sorry kelly

07:05:59.920 i was going to be speeding it through the hands go ahead mostly terrible connection issues here uh i just

07:06:05.600 put the link in the nest to the books the secret of the federal reserve and the creature from jekyll

07:06:12.400 island and i also put the money masters a video in the nest in case anybody wants to watch that one

07:06:21.360 it's a great video on the money system and banking and all of that and it's tied into wars so it's a great

07:06:27.120 great video and uh otherwise i don't have much to add on this topic i've been kind of spoiled thank you

07:06:34.960 mostly hi guys you're awesome sister thank you so much thank you kelly go ahead

07:06:43.680 um

07:06:49.840 i assume by the by the telly you were robot oh i'm sorry how about yeah go ahead you're you're breaking

07:06:56.320 up a little bit but yeah we can hear you okay i just wanted permission to show a little

07:07:01.680 but i just want to say um ste i'm with you i do think we need to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps

07:07:10.400 but well mostly because it sends such a message to other white can be done and we should never give 0.96

07:07:17.040 up we should never fall into niggerish behavior of you know sucking off the government 1.00

07:07:23.280 forever it is designed to help people when they need it but um i wanted to come up and show um for in 0.67

07:07:31.840 the nest earlier during uh white power lunch hour i threw up a go fund me for a young couple who is

07:07:39.040 very hard working both mom and dad but they are having triplets and yes they are personally known by

07:07:45.120 some of our people in the women's gc so they've been verified um but if you feel in your heart to

07:07:52.000 give they are having identical triplets which is extremely rare some would call it miraculous

07:07:59.520 and they're having three little boys mom is not going to be able to go back to work so they're going

07:08:05.280 from two incomes down to one very shortly and she's such a sweetheart she posted a little video that i

07:08:11.680 don't believe i have um permission to share but she's showing us where the go fund me money is

07:08:17.680 going and it's really sweet um the things that she's buying for her babies that aren't born yet

07:08:23.200 but three identical little white boys and yeah please just consider it you guys we've been giving

07:08:29.680 donations of 14 and 88 because any any other commentary spicier than that might bring them some 0.96

07:08:36.880 some bad publicity but yep just wanted to show for that white power thanks guys 0.89

07:08:43.120 thanks kelly all right uh you ain't country go ahead

07:08:52.560 thank you man oh i wanted to say i i had a whole lot more to give but i'll i'll i'll end it on this my

07:09:00.480 youngest son here he lost his third tuesday day go big dog love it congratulations yes sir big a

07:09:09.280 don't take no full he's all about it but that's for another day all right y'all and i caught the 0.65

07:09:15.680 neighbor's chicken been trying to get this bitch for a long time and i got it it's been a good monday 1.00

07:09:20.800 it's been a long monday but damn it's all right all right let's see y'all tomorrow love to hear 0.99

07:09:26.960 ua country thanks brother 0.93

07:09:32.320 anybody else got hands up it's

07:09:37.120 i'll be short because i know we're all trying to get out here

07:09:40.000 i was gonna say rusty there's a conundrum of what you're saying when you die you can't take your

07:09:44.080 house with you right so you're gonna have to leave to someone are you gonna leave it to the state

07:09:48.880 you're gonna leave it to some jewish bankers you're gonna who are you gonna leave that house 0.99

07:09:52.720 to you better decide because they're gonna decide for you do you have a child because i do and i'm

07:09:58.960 gonna have i'm gonna have another one so i know where i'm leaving my house that would that go against

07:10:06.400 what you were saying no absolutely not no it wouldn't it's just i've never i'm not if i get something

07:10:15.120 for as an inherent great awesome if i don't no i'm not worried about it how does that go against

07:10:22.960 what i'm saying the thing is what i'm saying is i don't center i'm not going to blame a generation 0.91

07:10:29.600 because i didn't now it sucks when say your own parents may be fucked off something or an inheritance 0.95

07:10:36.400 or whatever like that does suck but i i just wouldn't project it onto you're just misinterpreting 0.99

07:10:42.400 everything that i said um experience of the of white people i said the government disenfranchised 1.00

07:10:50.080 us i said the government disenfranchised our grandparents and turned them into hippie faggots 1.00

07:10:54.720 that's what i said no it wasn't it wasn't the boomers it was completely marco and then and then i said 0.96

07:11:01.440 that there were great boomers like marco so you're just being emotional for no reason it's weird 0.94

07:11:06.240 no it's i i'll take the hit on that i've fucked everything up dude i'll take the hit on it i mean 0.98

07:11:11.520 that's where we are he who takes responsibility takes all the power yeah no i'll take i'll take 0.96

07:11:17.120 the anybody you blame yeah you give all the power to who you blame i'm just uh warning brother fitz

07:11:24.240 side we're gonna pick this up again later in another more appropriate forum but i'll take the hit on it

07:11:29.920 my money's on marco to put fitz side in a headlock

07:11:32.800 hey you know what maybe we're not some sense into it who knows

07:11:38.640 we guys are i'm gonna get a face of marco tatted with a a fist shaking at it

07:11:46.480 hey i love fitz man we gotta look if we don't

07:11:49.600 so who kind of has that little like a picture was a baby he would look like that little kid with the 0.96

07:11:54.960 fist no nobody listen nobody learns anything if we're in group think and agree all the fucking time 0.96

07:12:00.960 i mean nobody learns anything it's like a piece of equipment or a piece of software 0.98

07:12:06.080 if you never get an alarm nobody learns anything when something goes wrong when everything works

07:12:11.040 all the time nobody learns anything so i mean it's really healthy we shouldn't be in group think

07:12:16.880 we shouldn't be afraid to knock things around you know it's like we we

07:12:20.800 this is my show marco this is my show i'll tell everybody what to think you better think

07:12:29.360 i'm a dude power

07:12:33.360 now i'm just messing with you marco go ahead 0.76

07:12:37.120 no i was just gonna say man uh you know we can we can debate and i'm just like a in an office

07:12:42.240 situation then we go to lunch and we have chicken wings man it's all good right we come up with a

07:12:46.800 solution we figure it out it's okay man you know we don't we don't have to be in group think that's

07:12:53.120 not a healthy thing right i mean for some things we we're 100 in group think on right but yeah it's

07:13:01.360 a very right thing to do to get in a fist fight and go eat a burger with each other

07:13:06.800 i never did that i i had something wrong with me i wasn't interested in in shaking hands with with 0.93

07:13:12.800 anybody i ever got in a fist fight with yeah that's a fucking stress that's where fit starts 0.95

07:13:17.200 to worry me a little bit you know it's like oh i'm talking about my best friend but you know what if 0.95

07:13:22.080 you get in a fight with fit side and you offer him a burger afterward i think that's a means to uh

07:13:27.040 to to his heart there so it's a good it's good info it's uh it's top level intel

07:13:34.000 anyhow uh top level intel uh we will be closing the space down here uh very shortly uh we'll let

07:13:42.320 rusty get another jab in there uh in just a moment but we will be uh back here tomorrow

07:13:50.240 at 11 a.m eastern time for the arian unity boys uh getting another day of uh pumped up white power

07:13:59.520 going uh do appreciate you white welcome back do you have any final words 1.00

07:14:05.920 um fuck niggers white power i mean i i have more words i mean these types of conversations are 1.00

07:14:20.080 contentious right they they get emotional they get heated but i think we all handle handled ourselves 1.00

07:14:26.800 as uh white gentlemen and it is important that we have um we have conversations where our

07:14:35.040 ideas clash right the it arian unity arian fellowship 1488 is about total arian victory right we are called

07:14:45.600 to secure the existence of our people and a future of white children and what that looks like may vary

07:14:52.880 from person to person and i think the more that we have these difficult conversations the more likely

07:14:59.040 we are to form consensus because consensus is what really binds us together and helps us move forward

07:15:07.280 so i i appreciate the conversation today you know where uh certain certain uh conversations uh you know

07:15:15.120 are kind of you know where worn out and uh and and don't offer much um and some maybe we get a little uh

07:15:23.840 progress on and actually can make some some you know steps forward on but i think we can all agree

07:15:31.440 uh the traders will hang and we identify the traders and we hang them uh and and we go yeah so do so in

07:15:39.440 the in the proper process uh and do so publicly and you know mythos i'll i'll say this the pillow will skip very few

07:15:51.360 as it should as it should uh i will gladly hold both sides of that big fluffy death machine um

07:16:03.840 yeah rusty get in there and then we'll uh we'll shut her down yeah no no jabs either 1.00

07:16:09.440 i was and it actually goes along with your point mythos um of how you put it on a credit card the

07:16:15.600 other thing is is just you have to it can't you have to be willing to adjust so when i got my first

07:16:22.640 house not only was it kind of high interest um it was also about an hour and a half from pretty much

07:16:30.480 everything i knew it was out in the high desert uh it wasn't closer to my daughter at all it was just

07:16:37.760 further inland and uh behind the mountains up in the hills there so it's like you have to be willing

07:16:45.120 to adjust and it's like how bad do you want it right what the the goal that you are striving for

07:16:52.880 whether it's a house or other things you just have to be willing to kind of not everything you have to

07:16:57.920 be to know that not everything is going to be exactly sometimes how you want it especially when

07:17:03.760 starting out and um i think it goes along perfectly with what you kind of said with the credit card

07:17:09.600 thing right like no one wants to do that put that type of debt on a credit card yet you did it

07:17:15.040 and you made it work and um and you got what you wanted and i just so just be willing to adjust with

07:17:21.840 life and kind of um you know if it's not exactly how you want you just have to kind of weigh those

07:17:28.160 options and go with it sometimes and that's all so no yeah and just uh as a a some context you know

07:17:39.200 before i bought that house i i told my mom and dad that i wanted to buy the house that we grew up in

07:17:45.680 i had an emotional attachment to it which was awful and i should never have had it but i did uh and so

07:17:53.280 i told them i'd want to buy their house and they and my my mom said you'll never be able to afford

07:17:59.440 this house and the house that i bought uh instead was worth more than their house eventually and so

07:18:09.360 it it just goes to show like the the environment that i grew up in i was not prepared by my parents

07:18:15.760 that that was the some of the best advice she ever gave me because her advice was so terrible and and

07:18:22.320 so was my dad's that they offered me almost nothing they just left me out to the world to

07:18:26.960 figure things out and i just decided to do things uh that people told me were impossible and and that's

07:18:34.400 that's where i come from and that's and that's and i believe that out of a lot of our people now

07:18:38.480 we all can't all accomplish the same things many people can accomplish much greater things than i can

07:18:43.440 and i understand that you know if if somebody was to look at my life to go that's some eager you know

07:18:48.960 you're you're doing okay yeah yeah i'm doing okay and i'm happy with it i have children i love them i

07:18:53.920 love my wife and i'm happy with my life and and you know the the other things and i think you know a

07:18:59.920 little bit to uh to rusty's point like the other things you just take what you get and you you do your

07:19:04.880 best with it and then you put something together uh and and we should all aspire to home ownership

07:19:11.120 that's i would say that's just a white thing um not all white people all over the world always had

07:19:17.600 that you know my my ancestors who moved to the united states um he was kicked off his family farm

07:19:24.640 because when he turned when his father died the uh his older brother got the farm and he was kicked

07:19:30.960 out or or or to become a servant to his brother right and so he's like it i'll go to the united states

07:19:37.120 then and so every now these are these are just challenges you're faced with in your life and can

07:19:43.520 you make your child's life better maybe but can you make your child a warrior yes and that's where

07:19:51.120 you go you make your kid a warrior and you make sure that they have a spirit that is alive and white

07:19:59.920 and white racial consciousness and if that's the best we get out of this at least we change

07:20:06.240 our children and our children's future out of this and with that i'll yield

07:20:13.840 with david lane's words we must secure the existence of our people in the future for white children 0.99

07:20:20.960 and that's by any means necessary whatever it takes and we don't have to ask permission

07:20:25.840 and we sure as hell won't ask for forgiveness so with that i'll see you tomorrow

07:20:34.320 this is white excellence radio white right commit those 1488 radio we glad you were here thank you

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