White Excellence Radio - August 21, 2025


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Episode Stats


Harmful content

Misogyny

101

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Toxicity

965

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Hate speech

407

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Summary

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This episode is about a man that was dismembered by a 9 year old boy and how he should have been punished for it and how we should have done something about it. I hope you enjoy this episode and if you like it please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Play like a stain at the cleaner, little beater go home to the beer, why are you all so angry, why are you all so gay, why are you all in my face everything, this ain't your country, you little stick. 1.00
00:00:14.380 Little beater, little beater, stop playing with your weir, wash you away like a stain at the cleaner, little beater go home to the beer, why are you all so angry, why are you all so gay, why are you all in my face every day, this ain't your country, you little stick. 1.00
00:00:38.380 Little beater, little beater, stop playing with your weir, wash you away like a stain at the cleaner, little beater go home little beater, why are you all so angry, why are you all so gay, why are you all in my face every day, this ain't your country, you little stick. 1.00
00:01:08.380 Little beater, little beater, stop playing with your weir, wash you away like a stain at the cleaner, little beater go home little beater, why are you all so angry, why are you all so gay, why are you all in my face every day, this ain't your country, you little stick. 1.00
00:01:38.380 Little beater, little beater go home. 0.99
00:02:05.160 So that's a long cut, it's different, all because you want to get in the cap, Race Trader, Race Trader, don't get in my analogy, I wanna see ya later, Race Trader, because you broke, you're so nasty, Race Trader's so gassy. 0.62
00:02:35.160 Race Trader, Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, don't like you, don't want you Race Trader's all trash, Race Trader, Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, I wanna see ya later, Race Trader, or an invader, so that your own kind, it's different, all because you want to get in the cap, Race Trader, 0.97
00:03:05.160 Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, I wanna see ya later, Race Trader, never say word, gotcha, gross, you're so nasty, Race Trader's so gassy. 0.99
00:03:21.160 Race Trader, Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, don't like you, don't want you Race Trader's all trash, Race Trader, Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, I wanna see ya later. 0.99
00:03:49.160 Race Trader, don't get you like an alligator, I wanna see ya later, Race Trader, one day I'll dodge a groke, you're so nasty, Race Trader's so gassy. 1.00
00:04:01.160 Race Trader, Offika, Offika, Offika, Offika. 0.88
00:04:02.160 Race Trader, Offika.
00:04:03.160 Race Trader, Offika, Offika, Offika. 0.82
00:04:07.160 Ryan 0.99
00:04:31.160 You pooped yourself, stop molesting women. Damn, you smelly, damn, you stupid slidding hepatitis with all your pooping. 1.00
00:04:41.780 Poop to mouth, hands covered in urine. You're a fine weapon, Mr. Turbin. 1.00
00:04:48.280 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, you're such a vermin. Pooping in the streets, probably still a virgin. 1.00
00:05:01.720 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, smelling like urine. You pooped yourself, stop molesting women. 1.00
00:05:08.200 Damn, you smelly, damn, you stupid slidding hepatitis with all your pooping. 1.00
00:05:15.100 Poop to mouth, hands covered in urine. You're a fine weapon, Mr. Turbin. 1.00
00:05:34.860 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, you're such a vermin. Pooping in the streets, probably still a virgin. 1.00
00:05:41.800 Mr. Turbin, Mr. Turbin, smelling like urine. You pooped yourself, stop molesting women. 1.00
00:05:48.860 Damn, you smelly, damn, you stupid slidding hepatitis with all your pooping. 1.00
00:05:55.580 Poop to mouth, hands covered in urine. You're a fine weapon, Mr. Turbin. 1.00
00:06:03.800 Oh, my God, I don't say anything. Oh, shit, I don't say anything. Why are you here, Mr. Turbin? 1.00
00:06:09.100 Oh, shit, I don't say anything you're wrong. 1.00
00:06:26.800 What a disgusting punch. 1.00
00:06:27.780 What the fuck? 1.00
00:06:39.780 What the fuck? 1.00
00:06:41.780 What the fuck? 1.00
00:06:43.780 What the fuck? 1.00
00:06:45.780 They come here and change our laws 1.00
00:06:47.780 They need to be dislocated
00:06:49.780 Joseph needs to be here
00:06:51.780 The man that was so dear
00:06:55.780 He said put on a 9-year-old
00:06:58.780 Muhammad was a kid-o 1.00
00:07:00.780 What the fuck? 1.00
00:07:10.780 What the disgusting bunch 1.00
00:07:14.780 Paradise for sick pups 1.00
00:07:17.780 And they wanna kill 1.00
00:07:20.780 All the infidells 1.00
00:07:22.780 That's you and that's me and it's us 1.00
00:07:24.780 What the fuck? 0.99
00:07:25.780 Why did we let them come? 1.00
00:07:27.780 Why do we not end in one anda?
00:07:29.780 and they're one-on-one
00:07:31.780 they come here
00:07:33.780 they're so dislocated
00:07:35.780 y'all
00:07:37.780 at least did you hear
00:07:39.780 the man that holds so good
00:07:41.780 he's got a one-nine-year-old
00:07:43.780 Mohammed does appeal 1.00
00:07:45.780 they're disgusting 1.00
00:07:47.780 who are the source of the cunts 1.00
00:07:49.780 and they wanna kill 1.00
00:07:51.780 all the infidels 1.00
00:07:53.780 that's you
00:07:55.780 that's me 1.00
00:07:57.780 what the fuck 0.99
00:07:59.780 why don't we let them come 1.00
00:08:01.780 why do we not end them one by one 0.74
00:08:03.780 they come here
00:08:05.780 and change our laws
00:08:07.780 they deserve dislocated jobs
00:08:09.780 and they
00:08:11.780 be forced to face
00:08:13.780 up against the wall
00:08:15.780 there will be no rules
00:08:17.780 there will be no mercy
00:08:19.780 they all must go 1.00
00:08:21.780 back to hell 1.00
00:08:27.780 there are
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00:08:53.780 No more love for race, trigger hoes, you should be shot in front and hold, displaced to your 1.00
00:09:01.940 blood, like the teeth to your folk, no more love for race, trigger hoes, you're my 1.00
00:09:08.940 first upst Edit you prima, and we were always so,igers Como, no more France, and when you 1.00
00:09:20.180 acknowled如今 so, as you 없이 ragtime your ass, you should be shot in front and hold. 0.99
00:09:29.960 You should be shot in front, ill understand what you should do first, cut, call because 1.00
00:09:35.100 person. 1.00
00:10:05.100 No more love than race traitor hoes. 1.00
00:10:14.440 No more love than race traitor hoes. 1.00
00:10:22.740 You can shop. 0.98
00:10:24.860 No more love than race traitor hoes. 1.00
00:10:35.100 There you go. 0.99
00:10:44.880 Just you.
00:10:47.840 Oh yes.
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00:11:00.000 my brain is bigger.
00:11:02.960 I first attempt at 35 feet long 0.50
00:11:06.340 and I'll fall down,
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00:14:03.380 It's the Aryan Unity Show. 0.94
00:14:05.380 Welcome, I'm this body, and remember, everything set on this show is strictly for entertainment purposes only.
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00:14:21.380 Welcome to the Aryan Unity Show! 0.99
00:14:28.380 Take this much bigger!
00:14:34.380 Good morning, Aryans! 0.86
00:14:40.380 It's Thursday, and I'm ready to talk white power. 0.99
00:14:42.380 What's going on, Paul?
00:14:44.380 What's up, brother?
00:14:45.380 Good morning, man.
00:14:46.380 Good morning to all you beautiful Aryans out there. 0.99
00:14:48.380 I'd like to say I apologize for not allowing y'all to drop me yesterday, but when I put the phone down,
00:14:54.380 just imagine Forrest Gump when he was running to mama when she was sick, you know?
00:14:59.380 That's kind of what I imagined, honestly.
00:15:02.380 It's all good.
00:15:03.380 Did y'all bring up yesterday the Cracker Barrel situation?
00:15:10.380 Cracker Barrel?
00:15:11.380 No.
00:15:12.380 What's that all about?
00:15:15.380 Well, it's pissing some old people off, but they're taking the old white man and the barrel off of the brand with the old country store. 0.99
00:15:24.380 They're taking all that off, and it's just gonna say Cracker Barrel. 1.00
00:15:27.380 Oh, shit. So they're pulling an Aunt Jemima on us? 0.99
00:15:33.380 What the fuck? 0.99
00:15:34.380 Yeah, they're taking out the old Cracker and his barrel. 1.00
00:15:38.380 No, no good. Yeah, well, I can see why they're upset, you know?
00:15:42.380 They're just trying to...
00:15:43.380 They're taking our statues first, and then they come for the Cracker Barrel, so this is not good. 0.93
00:15:48.380 Well, they're fucking with the wrong crowd with that one, you know what I mean? 0.84
00:15:53.380 Them old people that go to Cracker Barrel every morning. 1.00
00:15:57.380 Exactly, exactly.
00:15:59.380 So, yeah, well, I mean, if that's what it takes to get them up and angry, you know, and frustrated, then, you know, so be it.
00:16:07.380 But something's gotta get to, you know, something's gotta wake these people up, you know?
00:16:11.380 I'm sure they felt it, but they've just been like, oh, well, that's just the way things are.
00:16:17.380 But when you take the Cracker Barrel guy off the Cracker Barrel and his barrel, look out.
00:16:23.380 Yeah, and then also, did you see the... I think his name was Stephen Miller.
00:16:30.380 He's one of Trump's Jews. 0.98
00:16:32.380 But they were doing an interview, and he said something about all the protesters in D.C. were old white hippies, and they just needed to go home and take a nap. 1.00
00:16:44.380 That they were stupid white people. 1.00
00:16:46.380 So, I mean, you did the Cracker Barrel, now you're calling them old stupid white hippies. 1.00
00:16:52.380 So. 1.00
00:16:55.380 Yeah, it's on.
00:16:56.380 It is on, you know?
00:16:58.380 You know?
00:16:59.380 They're not gonna be taking any more nests.
00:17:02.380 Hopefully, they're gonna get, you know.
00:17:04.380 I'd like to see them, you know, put on a, put on a, what do you call those?
00:17:10.380 Like a war, a war mat.
00:17:12.380 You know, the bandana, you know, you put on, you know, ready for war!
00:17:17.380 Paint some paint face, some face paint.
00:17:20.380 You know?
00:17:21.380 Just get ready for war here. 0.91
00:17:24.380 Oh yeah, I guarantee you half of them are just pissed off because they got called hippie.
00:17:29.380 You know what I mean?
00:17:30.380 That older generation, that's a slur to them.
00:17:33.380 Absolutely.
00:17:34.380 Yeah.
00:17:35.380 Yeah.
00:17:36.380 No, I could see that.
00:17:37.380 I could see that.
00:17:38.380 I could see that.
00:17:39.380 And, uh, yeah, very, uh, that's, that's kind of interesting.
00:17:43.380 Um, I had, there's not a lot of news going on today.
00:17:46.380 Uh, just a lot of people talking about market type things, but, uh, yeah, I haven't seen anything too crazy. 0.99
00:17:53.380 Uh, we got this, uh, I seen it on HT show last night, but this, this nigger bitch beat the shit out of a white, a one year old kid that was at daycare or whatever. 1.00
00:18:04.380 And, uh, yeah, the kid just got, kid got messed up. 1.00
00:18:10.380 I don't know if you've seen that.
00:18:13.380 Yeah.
00:18:14.380 Yeah.
00:18:15.380 I showed that to my wife.
00:18:16.380 It's starting to change her too. 1.00
00:18:17.380 You know, cause you fuck with a kid or an animal, then you get my wife. 1.00
00:18:21.380 It's just like these people, these, these fucking demons say they're not human. 1.00
00:18:26.380 They're not human to do it, to do something like that. 1.00
00:18:30.380 Um, you know, you can't. 0.99
00:18:32.380 You can't, when, when you're in a position of trust, like they do this shit to the old people in the old folks homes too. 0.99
00:18:39.380 And thankfully people are finally putting cameras in like hidden cameras in and catching this shit. 0.99
00:18:44.380 But now it's happening to the kids and they just, what is wrong with these people? 0.97
00:18:49.380 Like, I mean, I can't under, I can't even wrap my head around doing that.
00:18:53.380 You know what I mean?
00:18:55.380 Yeah.
00:18:57.380 Yeah.
00:18:58.380 Uh, it's, it's very frustrating and, and infuriating, honestly, you know, absolutely.
00:19:07.380 Absolutely.
00:19:08.380 Yeah.
00:19:09.380 Um, so hopefully she gets fried and, but you know, you know how things go.
00:19:14.380 Oh, you know, slap on the wrist.
00:19:17.380 She didn't know what she was doing. 0.94
00:19:19.380 She's in a mental state of, uh, of, uh, feeling suppressed, uh, and oppressed by white supremacy. 0.97
00:19:25.380 And, and she had no other choice, but to lash out and harm this poor boy. 0.98
00:19:32.380 Uh, you know, like they, they always come with these gay stories like that. 1.00
00:19:35.380 Oh, she was experiencing high levels of mental frustration and, and it just, it just happened.
00:19:41.380 And so she can't be tried, you know, this and that.
00:19:44.380 And she's just having a mental breakdown and she attacked the kid. 1.00
00:19:48.380 And, you know, the gaslighting never ends with these fucking cocksuckers. 1.00
00:19:56.380 Yeah. 1.00
00:19:57.380 And that's nicely putting it.
00:20:00.380 Yeah, yeah, exactly.
00:20:03.380 So, yeah, it's, uh, it's coming to the point where, you know what, if people don't really understand what's going on, what's happening right in front of them.
00:20:11.380 Well, I hate to say it, but they're part of the problem too.
00:20:14.380 And they, uh, they can go just as easily.
00:20:20.380 Yeah.
00:20:21.380 The, the long boat ride.
00:20:26.380 Oh yeah.
00:20:28.380 Oh yeah.
00:20:29.380 Yeah.
00:20:30.380 No, it's, uh, it's coming to that. 0.99
00:20:31.380 And, uh, yeah, a few people are really, people are really done with this shit. 1.00
00:20:35.380 Um, even the normies are getting like passed on with this shit. 0.99
00:20:38.380 So, um, yeah, keep spreading the message. 0.98
00:20:41.380 Tell your, your, this is a kind of story that would, uh, be good to share it with your normie friends and, uh, get their opinion. 0.82
00:20:49.380 Like, why do you think it's okay for, uh, you know, these niggers to harm the kids and the old folks and, uh, you know, really press these ideas that, uh, these people are not human. 1.00
00:21:00.380 They're, they're demons, they're demons, and they only know how to do things like demons. 0.98
00:21:06.380 And this basically, you know, the, uh, the, the people keep saying, Oh, you know, they're people too.
00:21:13.380 And they just came here for a better life.
00:21:15.380 You know, they're just here to, to, for a better life and, uh, and to escape their, their country. 0.99
00:21:20.380 And it's, it's just getting sold.
00:21:22.380 It's just getting sold.
00:21:23.380 These people got to wake up.
00:21:27.380 Yeah.
00:21:28.380 Those that they get, they only go after the week, you know, attacking the kids and the older people.
00:21:32.380 Cause you, they, they won't step to anyone that looks like they can handle their self unless they're riding 40 deep, you know?
00:21:39.380 So, yeah.
00:21:40.380 That's exactly it.
00:21:41.380 Yeah. 0.99
00:21:42.380 They're just savages, man. 0.98
00:21:43.380 You know? 0.99
00:21:44.380 100%.
00:21:45.380 And, and it just goes to show, this is why they, uh, they chimp out in like fast food locations. 0.69
00:21:52.380 Cause they, they, it's the one way that they can feel somewhat superior or like in, in charge or, you know, in power over someone else is like the, a, they're beating up kids.
00:22:04.380 They're shooting kids.
00:22:05.380 They're killing kids.
00:22:06.380 They're doing the same to old folks homes. 0.97
00:22:08.380 And then their next target is fast food joints.
00:22:11.380 Cause they know that they, these people will just watch.
00:22:13.380 And like most of the time, these people won't fight back.
00:22:17.380 They'll just, you know, lot, let them chimp out, trash the place. 1.00
00:22:21.380 And then they'll, they'll go away.
00:22:23.380 Like the most, they usually would have to deal with this as a security guard.
00:22:26.380 Cause the cops aren't going to come to that very fast and they provenly haven't, you know, in the past.
00:22:31.380 So, um, that is one thing I think that they do that for is that, cause it's their one way of feeling powerful that in, in public, you know?
00:22:41.380 Yeah.
00:22:42.380 Most, and most of those people that are working there, they're not getting paid enough to, you know, they're just normal people.
00:22:47.380 They're, they're not getting paid enough to deal with that.
00:22:50.380 Exactly.
00:22:51.380 They'll just let it happen and then clean it up after. 1.00
00:22:54.380 Unfortunately, they're left with a big shit pile of shit every time. 1.00
00:22:58.380 But yeah, I, I'm pretty sure that's why they do it. 0.99
00:23:01.380 It's like, they, they, they have no power when it comes to any other kind of, uh, location or people to do that too.
00:23:10.380 So it definitely makes sense. 0.97
00:23:12.380 Um, yeah, it's, uh, it sucks. 0.96
00:23:15.380 We gotta live with these people, man. 0.51
00:23:17.380 Uh, I really hope that, uh, that we change these things, uh, very soon.
00:23:21.380 It's, it's very fatiguing every time, uh, they bend the stories to make these people feel, you know, like make, make them out to be like the, the, the, uh, you know, they make them out to be these angels who just do nothing wrong.
00:23:36.380 It didn't do nothing.
00:23:37.380 You know, they, it's so frustrating, like in court and their finger in people and shit, it's just getting old. 0.88
00:23:42.380 So yeah, we gotta keep pushing our points to the normies. 0.96
00:23:46.380 Uh, they're, they're pretty receptive right now.
00:23:49.380 So, I mean, don't waste this time window because they will go back into hibernation of their minds.
00:23:54.380 They will, their minds will, uh, be, you know, distracted.
00:23:59.380 They, most of them, you know, they're like goldfish.
00:24:02.380 They'll, they, they, they don't remember everything right away. 0.99
00:24:05.380 So, uh, they'll, they'll get easily distracted away from thinking this way and they'll get put on another page by some kind of psyop or, uh, you know, trend or whatever the fuck they do.
00:24:17.380 So, um, it's up to us to really push these points in their heads as many people as we can right now while they are actually a little bit receptive to this thing.
00:24:26.380 So, uh, we have to, we have to.
00:24:31.380 Yeah.
00:24:32.380 It's a good point.
00:24:33.380 I mean, it's, this is the best time we've had, you know, everybody's eyes are open.
00:24:39.380 Absolutely.
00:24:40.380 Yeah.
00:24:41.380 For once it feels like it's easy to actually bring these points to people.
00:24:44.380 And it's like, just in this last month, just in this last month, I think the heat of the summer, the, you know, this and that everyone's seeing all the news.
00:24:53.380 And, uh, it's really, uh, yeah, this is our time to shine.
00:24:57.380 So if you guys aren't out there flyering, uh, and you don't have flyers, you know, get some flyers printed.
00:25:03.380 They got like a hundred something dollar printer you can get and just print the fuck out of all those GTV flyers or make your own.
00:25:10.380 It's really simple.
00:25:11.380 Uh, just, uh, you know, log into Canva and they got pretty much a whole bunch of free tools that you don't need to pay for to make flyers.
00:25:20.380 You can use templates.
00:25:23.380 Um, they've got it all set up so you guys can, you know, put your voice out there and then just, uh, save it, print it and let it go.
00:25:29.380 You know, uh, you can change it.
00:25:31.380 So there's four on a sheet or, you know, 10 on a sheet, however you want to distribute them and just get it out there, you know, get out there and do some flyering.
00:25:38.380 Uh, you know, be a, be a big, be a member of your community, volunteer, get your, uh, you know, make your face shown in the public.
00:25:48.380 And, uh, yeah, get, get, you know, we got to build our communities up again.
00:25:55.380 Like it says in the start of the show, uh, or what does it say on your song? 1.00
00:25:59.380 Get the fuck out of bed, bitch. Go. There you go. 1.00
00:26:02.380 Get the fuck out of bed, bitch. Go. Damn right. Damn right. 1.00
00:26:08.380 And I mean, uh, yeah, there's no excuses. Uh, I mean, uh, if, um, if you got two legs and, uh, two arms, you know, there's no excuses. 0.70
00:26:22.380 You can easily get out there.
00:26:24.380 And even if you don't want to do the flyering, just get out there and make conversations with people.
00:26:28.380 Like, don't be afraid to start conversations with people and like, ask them questions that are kind of, you know, normie friendly.
00:26:37.380 And get, you know, dig a little bit deeper and see what they are. If they're kind of not receptive and, you know, maybe just don't, don't waste your time.
00:26:44.380 Some of these people are locked and locked and loaded in their complete ignorance.
00:26:48.380 So, um, but honestly, this is the time, this is the time.
00:26:52.380 Uh, you know, there's plenty of, um, uh, I guess like end of summer festival, stuff like that going on, you know, get out there and do some, do some active, uh, IRL.
00:27:04.380 And, uh, yeah, we'll hopefully see this change come.
00:27:13.380 Well, you saying that it made me think, man, how far we've come from the eighties and nineties when everybody was talking to everybody, you know, and now you got to pick and choose who you talk to.
00:27:22.380 Exactly. Exactly. It's, uh, we're, it's crazy how we have more ways to communicate with people now, but we're talking with people less.
00:27:32.380 And back then you have to like dial up their phone. Hello. Is this person there? Is this person there? You talk with, you know, their family, you'd, uh, you'd, they'd ask you questions.
00:27:43.380 Like, who are you? Uh, okay. I'll tell them to call you back. You know, there was no answering machines. Well, there were answering machines, but they're, you know, usually if somebody's home, you, you, I would never use the answering machine anyways.
00:27:53.380 But, um, yeah, exactly. Like there's more ways to communicate now, but we're, we're doing it less and we're, we're like not used to, uh, like a lot of people just, I guess, mostly talk online and they don't really actually interact with like people sometimes.
00:28:09.180 And it's kind of like, you gotta, you gotta break out of that shell and really just, you know, talk to everybody. You're at the grocery store, talk to people, you know, fucking make conversations and, uh, yeah, even if they go nowhere, you know, it's still good to practice, uh, you know, conversating with different people and, uh, you know, work on your charisma and all that crap.
00:28:29.920 So, so that you are ready when that conversation comes with the right person. So, uh, I encourage you guys all to do that. Uh, and, uh, yeah, keep, keep doing, keep doing it. You know, you can easily say, hello, how are you? Bam. There's your starter. 0.92
00:28:47.540 Exactly. You know, holy fuck. These prices are high. Can you believe it? That's a good, that's a good conversation starter. These fucking prices, you know, and then somebody, you know, they're like, yeah, I know what the fuck is going on here. 1.00
00:28:59.920 You know, so yeah, people are just, uh, too much in their shell, I think. Uh, but I'm, uh, you know, kudos to everybody who has gone out there and done some, you know, some flyer drops. I know fifth side's, uh, always at the, uh, at the sports, uh, sports events, uh, doing, uh, flyering in the, in the rooms and stuff. 0.99
00:29:19.820 Well, the high school, high school events. So you gotta look, if you go to the sporting events, like where all the adults, 40 year old men go.
00:29:26.920 Like, guys, you're not, it's not a, you gotta know your audience, right? Young men who are, who are angry and having trouble getting jobs, who are applying everywhere, who see the school being, like, who are being constantly, constantly with unjust violence by minor, uh, by non-whites. 0.58
00:29:50.080 All your audience. The 40, 50 year old guy who lives in the suburbs, who, uh, has a bit, uh, a big belly, you know, from living a good life, who has kids and has a wife that he gets to see every night.
00:30:07.580 And doesn't, and nothing else really matters. Isn't really your audience, right? If you want, uh, if you want people who are willing to fight, then you gotta recruit from the people who have nothing, who have, who have nothing. 0.71
00:30:23.840 So they have something to fight for. If you, if you sit there and try to recruit people who have everything, it's going to, yeah, maybe they will join us.
00:30:32.760 And, and, and if you're trying to recruit them because they have money in their, like, set up, maybe they will donate money, right?
00:30:38.780 But, like, what I have found is, like, with, uh, Denny Europa, all these, like, high class value, uh, things, you know, I haven't seen any real, real push or real change from them.
00:30:55.080 And if you, if you want real change, you need to attract the guys who are hungry and angry enough to want change.
00:31:02.760 And those are the younger men. So you want to do high school sports. You want to do where high school guys who are just angry and full of testosterone, ready to pick up a torch, ready to pick up a fight, right?
00:31:17.240 Looking for a fight. And, and that's who you want to target. You keep targeting. I mean, sure. Target the other guys because we need them.
00:31:25.220 But if you just concentrate on them, what you'll find is, what you'll find is, is, is, like, the next 10, 15 years, you're going to still be doing the same thing.
00:31:35.560 Because if you look at, like, like I said, Denny Europa and the people who created the American, uh, Americanism movement and all this, I forgot what it's called.
00:31:44.620 Look at all that. They're still doing the same thing and they're really nowhere. They're, like, you don't even know their names anymore.
00:31:50.000 Like, Casey and all of them, like, they're not any big names in the movement, but they still have a movement. They're still doing things.
00:31:56.300 But they just have never gotten anywhere.
00:31:57.620 Absolutely. Yeah. You got to know your audience, target them appropriately. And then, uh, yeah, just, you know, and, and a lot of the target is, like you said, you know, the youth, we got to get these youth, they're already kind of receptive to it.
00:32:18.080 They don't like what they're seeing. They haven't been fully conditioned yet. Um, you know, the, uh, so it's, we got to get out there.
00:32:27.620 And if I think the, the left likes to, uh, shame you for targeting young people, like your group, like you're doing something wrong, don't buy into that bullshit. 0.98
00:32:37.780 That's, that's a psyop. Like, because the, you're, all youths, like people in high school and middle school, they're being targeted by the gays. 0.99
00:32:45.460 They're being targeted by the anti-life. They're being targeted by everyone.
00:32:48.920 And if you sit there and it's like, I'll wait till they're 20 or 21 or till they're four adults before I even even try to talk to them or give them that information that they don't have access to.
00:33:00.820 So what you're going to find is these, these people are fully indoctrinated and then you just, they're just going to be combated with you.
00:33:06.720 And it's going to, you're going to have to deprogram them.
00:33:08.840 It's going to take a few years before they join your side.
00:33:11.220 And by that time, they're like 28 and they're already getting tired and they're already, they're already have a house, a mortgage and have a family.
00:33:20.760 And so you're, you're, you're getting a hold of these people in a part of their life where they're concentrating on building their family, you know, a generational wealth.
00:33:31.820 The young men aren't concentrating on it.
00:33:34.460 They're concentrating on conquering something.
00:33:37.500 And that's when you want it. 0.99
00:33:39.280 Because if you look at these guys, when they were young and they get all, all agitated by our enemies, they're all doing Black Lives Matter protests or, you know, they're doing Antifa protests or breaking shit. 0.99
00:33:50.320 Like they're, they're fucking doing the violence against people. 0.98
00:33:52.960 But when they get older, they're done with that. 0.99
00:33:55.760 And that's when you want them. 1.00
00:33:58.160 Don't be a fool. 0.99
00:34:00.120 Target, like get these young kids, get them while they're young. 1.00
00:34:04.140 So you don't have to deprogram them. 0.99
00:34:06.840 And then they have all this guilt complex about all the fucked up things they did against white people because they were fooled. 1.00
00:34:13.320 Like save them before they, they end up doing stupid shit like that. 1.00
00:34:20.740 A hundred percent. 1.00
00:34:27.640 That's a good point, brother.
00:34:28.880 I think sporting events in general, you know, like even the twenties and thirties that didn't, you know, the people that didn't do that, you know, Antifa or any of that, you know, you can get some people there.
00:34:39.060 Cause if we can get them, if we can get them to stop watching go away ball, I mean, you know.
00:34:46.000 Well, it's like three or $4 to go to a high school game.
00:34:49.440 Well, I mean, maybe $10 depending where you're at.
00:34:52.060 Right.
00:34:52.180 But like, it's very easy to put flyers in the locker room and stuff like that.
00:34:58.160 And then it's very easy to talk to high schoolers about it because they, because they're, they're, they're curious.
00:35:03.980 Right.
00:35:04.300 But it's, they're more, they're more into the shock culture, shocking things and trying to figure out why they have, like, they're more willing to look at something that's shocking than someone who's older.
00:35:16.720 If someone who's older is thinking shocking, they're just going to like, oh no, I don't want anything to do with that.
00:35:20.440 But a younger person is like, what is this?
00:35:22.040 And they're going to want to look into it.
00:35:23.600 You know?
00:35:29.760 Absolutely.
00:35:31.080 And, you know, when we're, you know, doing that, we need to have more of like a place for them to find us, you know, find this whole, find this whole circle.
00:35:40.800 Because, I mean, a lot of the people, you know, when you, when you're doing like flyer jobs, they get, they get the information, they spread the word.
00:35:49.420 But there's no way that like a lot of them find their ways to our circles, you know, to, to these places, these spaces, these, you know, they, they might watch the documentary, but they don't actually find their way into like these communities that we built and are building.
00:36:06.020 And so the more that we build, you know, places like land, like if, okay, like a landing page, you know what I mean?
00:36:15.280 Like stuff like that, so that they have a little more information, you know, when you want to listen to some white power stuff, you come here, when you do want to do this, you go there, when you don't, you know what I mean? 0.78
00:36:24.480 And it's sometimes that's, that's the biggest obstacle is just having, you know, from A to B.
00:36:32.460 So always keep that in mind too.
00:36:38.280 Well, Paladin, it seems like you just came up with your next project, brother.
00:36:42.440 Oh, yeah.
00:36:43.260 Oh, man, I'm already so busy.
00:36:48.560 But I mean, it would be, it would be worthwhile for sure.
00:36:52.980 You know, cause people are misguided too, right?
00:36:56.040 They, they'll, they'll hear the talking points and they'll get stirred away again.
00:36:59.660 They'll just get distracted away from all of it.
00:37:01.940 And, you know, so it's, it's, uh, yeah, it's definitely something we, yeah, I could, I could probably figure something out, you know, a little bit of something.
00:37:13.260 I was just saying, you said it was so much real.
00:37:16.480 I was, I mean, you had me believing.
00:37:18.000 Oh, yeah.
00:37:19.880 Yeah, no, um, I mean, uh, yeah, there's lots of ways to do it, right?
00:37:28.500 Um, it's just, uh, it's just coordinating, uh, appropriately, you know?
00:37:34.720 Um, have you seen the new Cracker Barrel, uh, CEO, how she covers up her Jewish ears? 0.98
00:37:41.940 And, uh, she uses her long hair to hide the fact that she's Jewish. 0.82
00:37:47.940 I, uh, I didn't even know.
00:37:50.020 I, I, I, I've just, I, I mean, I, we don't have Cracker Barrel up here, but I, I know what you guys are talking about.
00:37:55.640 So, um, I, but maybe, uh, if you guys got something, throw it in the nest so we can all laugh at it.
00:38:01.740 I've only been there one time.
00:38:02.980 I'm like, the chicken fried steak is pretty good, like, but they're like, they have very, very traditional, uh, American, uh, meals, like chicken fried steak, uh, corn on the cob, stuff like that.
00:38:16.960 If you want a good country meal, you go to Cracker Barrel if you're eating out.
00:38:21.400 But, uh, Paladin, I sent you a message with the, uh, post about it.
00:38:29.420 Yeah, I'm just looking at that now, actually. 1.00
00:38:31.400 Yeah, that is, that is definitely one fucking Jew right there. 1.00
00:38:36.120 Uh, wait. 1.00
00:38:37.480 The hair, the hair hides her ears. 0.90
00:38:39.700 Like, you watch her in the interview, like, she's constantly brushing her hair over her ears and stuff.
00:38:44.860 But, like, they, they show it to her.
00:38:48.020 Oh, man. 1.00
00:38:48.880 They always want to hide how, how fucking they are Jews. 1.00
00:38:51.980 It's, uh, it's just little demons. 1.00
00:38:57.160 Oh, man.
00:38:58.020 Arian, go ahead. 0.64
00:38:59.020 Good morning, brothers and sisters.
00:39:06.140 How are y'all doing?
00:39:07.860 Why power, brother?
00:39:09.320 Why power?
00:39:11.220 So, I wanted to do a little workshop, and, um, I'm going out with signs this weekend.
00:39:15.640 I live in Nevada, so I'm going to go out, and I don't know what I'm going to say.
00:39:20.440 I kind of want to brainstorm with you guys what I want to put on my sign regarding all this, uh, this year of Secretary of State. 1.00
00:39:27.180 I don't even know who this whore is, this fucking Yenta bitch who let this Israeli pedophile go, and Trump trying to cover it up. 1.00
00:39:33.600 I don't know. 1.00
00:39:34.520 I want to keep it short and sweet.
00:39:35.940 I don't want to get a littering charge, so I'm not going to hand out flyers. 0.94
00:39:38.840 But I will stand in a very populated area with my family and fucking throw Romans at people and hopefully, you know, get some good responses and maybe even have some people come over and talk.
00:39:49.060 But, uh, I was wondering what you guys think would be, like, a solid, short, sweet message. 0.99
00:39:55.180 Deport all invaders. 0.97
00:39:57.240 You know, I was thinking something like that, too. 1.00
00:40:00.340 Like, send them all back or, like, clear them out and have, like, a star of Ramfan and, like, a Mexican flag and then, like, a fucking nigger. 1.00
00:40:07.620 I don't know. 0.98
00:40:09.400 Well, no, I wasn't saying about any symbols, but I was just saying, you know, because that way you're not calling a certain specific ethnicity out.
00:40:17.060 You're just saying the invaders deport them all.
00:40:19.380 Sure.
00:40:19.820 Okay.
00:40:21.200 I don't know.
00:40:21.740 If you want to tie it to the Pan-Bondi thing, like, uh, letting a Jew, because they're both Jewish, right? 0.97
00:40:28.100 And, uh, it's weird how this guy was a monster and that he was given a free pass in that process.
00:40:36.420 And I might have something to want to equate on your flyer. 0.98
00:40:49.560 Like, maybe execute pedophiles. 0.96
00:40:57.180 That's a hard one to argue against, you know? 0.91
00:41:00.200 There's actually a lot of, so, where I live, a lot of people have stickers on their cars. 0.56
00:41:04.080 They're, like, these red stickers with a dude all wearing black tactical gear, and then he's got a handgun and it says execute pedophiles.
00:41:10.880 And it's, like, a lot of people in this town have that sticker.
00:41:13.180 I don't know who made them or who's distributing those, but it's pretty sweet.
00:41:16.040 I'm just thinking, like, up here in Canada, we never get away with something like that, unfortunately.
00:41:36.320 Uh, the, everyone's so cucked out, especially the cops here.
00:41:39.940 So, I would like to see that a lot, you know?
00:41:46.680 Yeah, next time I see one, I'll take a picture of them.
00:41:48.720 They're pretty cool.
00:41:50.260 Hell yeah.
00:41:50.840 Hell yeah.
00:42:04.640 Yeah.
00:42:05.040 Um, but yeah, it's, uh, it's a good, good, um, good thing to brainstorm, you know, what's, uh, what's the appropriate, uh, you know, that's not gonna, you know, ruffle too many feathers and, you know, um, I guess you kind of want it too, but, uh, at the same time, you don't want to get, you know, have litigation fall on you, all that crap.
00:42:24.680 Yeah. And I looked into it. It's pretty safe here. Uh, what the, what I really want is to bring even leftists. Like, uh, I'm willing to sit and speak to them. I was a leftist at one point. I was like an anarchist Satanist and, you know, knowing their position and knowing why they are that way.
00:42:40.780 I think I could bring, cause I feel like the more extreme left work, we're, we have a lot more in common with the extreme left than we do any moderates that are like highly religious or, or like very set in their ways.
00:42:51.300 So, um, I'm hoping to even piss a couple of leftists off and maybe have them come over and try to talk to me and think they're going to prove a point. And then maybe I can red pill them a little bit, white pill them.
00:42:59.880 So how'd you, uh, as an anarchist, how did you become race realist? Like what was the tipping point for you?
00:43:08.580 Well, I would say like 20, I was kind of racist, but I went to prison back in like 2012 and that was pretty, uh, that was pretty disgusting having to live in that close of proximity with them, but it didn't turn me into like a full on white nationalist.
00:43:22.720 I actually became one, uh, one of us after 2020 and the race riots and, uh, COVID was when I, and I started looking into who funded all that and who was behind it. 0.99
00:43:33.740 And that's when I finally was like, all right, hail Hitler, motherfucker. Here we go. 0.99
00:43:37.880 So did you not, uh, were you not, when you grew up, were you not around non-whites? Were you mainly around white people, I guess?
00:43:44.660 We've got American Indians here and a couple of Mexicans when I was a kid, but mostly it's just like, we got some Indian reservations, but yeah, there's no Nick. There was like literally one black kid in our high school.
00:43:55.300 Okay. Yeah. That's, that's normally what I've seen. A lot of these Antifa types, they, they never actually grew up around blacks or non-whites. It's mainly they're in a white city and maybe there's like a token black or a token Mexican, but like mainly it's all whites and being ran by whites. 0.54
00:44:12.200 Yeah. And his name was Scott and he was just a white kid, really with dark skin. It was kind of funny. He was one of the most racist people I know. 0.53
00:44:25.260 Yeah, that was me. I grew up, my high school, we had like three black kids and none of them ever acted out or anything like that. So I never, I never seen what they actually were. It was the beaners that, that opened my eyes to everything. 1.00
00:44:38.440 Yeah. 1.00
00:44:42.200 Goddamn binders. 1.00
00:44:45.380 Goddamn binders. Yeah, here in Canada, where I am, Western Canada, we had a lot of chinks, but it wasn't until in about high school until they started bringing lots of niggers and lots of these Afghan, you know, after the whole 9-11 thing, they started, we started getting lots of these like Afghans and 1.00
00:45:12.180 bunch of bunch of Arabs, right? So, but, but definitely had a large state, you know, taste of everyone and just fucking hated them all for all from the beginning. Like I didn't like it. 1.00
00:45:26.500 And I can't imagine how these kids feel today being completely outnumbered by non-whites and, you know, having to be like, oh, you know, they're friends, they're friends, they're people too. And, you know, singing songs and gay shit like that in their class, I'm sure. 1.00
00:45:46.640 Well, that's what'll change a lot of them, you know. 0.99
00:45:50.920 My son's first day in kindergarten, I walked into the school that we had signed him up for, and all the signs were all half in Spanish, half in English. And I immediately walked out and told my ex-wife at the time, I was like, hey, we need to take him out of this school.
00:46:09.300 And he's, it was like 65, 70% Mexican. We need to get him out of here. And she's just like, you're racist. You're being stupid. Relax. He's fine. I was like, no, you don't understand.
00:46:20.400 Those kids are going to gang up on him because he's a beautiful white child and they're going to treat him different and they're going to pick on him and he's going to get bullied.
00:46:27.880 And within three days, he was already getting bullied and my ex-wife took him out of the school.
00:46:33.640 So he's already got it figured out. Doesn't take much.
00:46:38.200 Absolutely.
00:46:41.480 That's so true. It doesn't take much. Just a few examples and you're like, okay.
00:46:45.940 Yeah, I'll take this moment to say thank you to the 15 of you guys who reposted the space.
00:47:03.520 Thank you. If you guys could repost the space, help us get out there and get some more listeners in here.
00:47:09.040 Um, that are white power, uh, would help us out greatly, especially if you guys enjoying what we're doing here. 1.00
00:47:16.660 And, um, yeah, if you guys want to grab a microphone, uh, feel free to grab a microphone.
00:47:20.600 We got lots of space up here today. Uh, so, um, yeah, if anything going on in your neck of the woods, anything you're wondering about, uh, anything, just come and come up and say a quick white fucking power, you know, feel free to do that also. 0.95
00:47:32.740 Um, but it's always good to hear from new, new faces and, uh, you know, returning, uh, returning speakers. So feel free. 0.66
00:47:43.880 Feel sad. I'm just wondering when you go to these high school games, are you wearing your old high school cheerleading outfit? Can you still fit in?
00:47:52.960 Yeah, I'm a, I, I, I'll go there with, uh, letter in this game. I used to play football here.
00:48:00.720 Yeah.
00:48:02.740 Uncle fit side.
00:48:15.320 We're losing you, Arian. I could, I turned into a robot. 0.64
00:48:19.540 Uh, but, uh, but yeah, we need, uh, you know, we need large groups too, right? Like they got the NSN in Australia. They're, they're really pushing hard, uh, you know, with numbers. And, uh, we need, we need shows of force like that also here, uh, in Canada and USA.
00:48:43.620 Okay. And in Europe, um, it's good to see what they're doing in Ireland, you know, uh, they're actually fed up with it and, you know, taking a stand. So, uh, we need more of that here on our, on our, uh, turf also.
00:48:55.300 Um, cause these nones are just going around thinking that they've, they've already won, they've already invaded. And for most part of the, uh, they have, they're everywhere. It's unfortunate. They're even in small rural areas. So, um, we need to, you know, if you're not going to join an active club, create one, I would say. Um, and do, you know, do it smart. Um, but it's coming to that point. You know, even if you're not going to do, you know, uh, 1.00
00:49:25.300 why is it okay for thousands of Sikhs to come into our streets, walk through the streets with their gay ass flags, marching, you know, singing and listening to their music and this and that. But if a white, if a white does that, you know, 1.00
00:49:41.140 Oh, they're horrible white supremacy. They can't, how dare they be proud of their race? You know, it's so fucking backwards and it's just, um, it's gotta be pushed, uh, to normalcy, you know, um, that we're going to be doing these things and we're going to be proud. We're going to have big fucking festivals of white pride everywhere here and there. Um, so, I mean, even if you don't want to do the marching thing, it's good to organize something in your community, maybe a white pride day. Um, 0.99
00:50:10.020 European pride day, you know, something, something like that. So people can come together and, uh, it's a good place to spread the message also. So, um, if you guys got a community like that, um, I'm definitely going to look into something like that too here. Um, cause we've got enough. Uh, but the problem is people, our people are always working, right? So, um, our people are fucking working our hands, you know, to the bone pretty much. So, um, with double jobs, because,
00:50:39.800 we don't get handouts like these other, these nones, right? So everyone that's white is pretty much working. It's, uh, unfortunate, but it is, it is what it is. So, um, the more that we can, uh, you know, get people self-sufficient, not, not, uh, you know, having their own businesses and not, you know, relying on a paycheck from some big company. This is where we need to get our people to more and more and more. 0.98
00:51:05.800 And, uh, yeah, so I think it's good, you know, to go ahead.
00:51:12.040 I was going to say, that'd be an interesting thing. Maybe we could crowdsource.
00:51:16.020 We could crowdfund or something. You know what I mean? Like we could say, we want to go do a demonstration on September 30th or something, or March, you know, November 11th.
00:51:24.620 And we want to be able to help some of our guys that can't afford to take the day off.
00:51:29.260 So we're going to crowdfund, be able to pay our boys for the day. I don't know. That's something interesting. I never even thought of that. So you just brought that up.
00:51:37.280 Yeah. I mean, uh, definitely could, uh, definitely be, could, you know, help things out.
00:51:43.520 Cause I mean, uh, even if it's a half day, right. It'd be, it would be a few hours and, you know, um, so why not? That's a good idea.
00:51:54.620 Yeah. That's a really good idea. You know, cause like you said, Paladin, a lot of us are having to work our ass off. We don't, we don't get a lot of time to go do what we want to do.
00:52:06.820 I mean, I get to do fishing, but you know, there's a lot of other stuff I'd like to do as well.
00:52:14.300 Absolutely. Like we don't even, I mean, people, people don't even want to like go vote cause they have to work.
00:52:19.500 And I mean, even though you're just technically supposed to get the time off to go and vote, uh, a lot of people don't, they just, uh, they just say, I don't want to look like I'm taking time off and let somebody else take my shift.
00:52:30.960 Cause then they get more and more shifts and this and that, but yeah, it's good to, uh, you know, get our people self-sufficient, uh, and, uh, you know, uh, making their own money for themselves and their businesses.
00:52:42.400 And, uh, and the more we can encourage that to the youth even, uh, would be better too.
00:52:48.320 Right. So these people aren't thinking, oh, you know, I'm going to go and get a job, uh, working this and that, you know, start a business being that guy that does that job, you know, it's, uh, way more beneficial.
00:52:59.060 So are you saying something? Cause I can't hear you.
00:53:12.400 No, I didn't. Sorry.
00:53:17.160 That's all good. Your mic's on by the way.
00:53:20.580 Oh, shit. 0.99
00:53:23.500 Have y'all seen this where the graph where it was showing the buying power of, uh, like what it was in the seventies compared to today. 0.99
00:53:31.920 And it said that, uh, minimum wage would be $150 an hour now to have the same buying power in the seventies in America.
00:53:42.400 Absolutely. Yeah. It's, um, it's getting pretty crazy. Cause like nobody can afford anything even to take a day off.
00:53:58.840 So, uh, yeah. And there's not, they're not doing anything about it.
00:54:05.260 They're just giving the access and funds to these nones, you know, so they can have their comfort or whatever the fuck they makes them feel comfortable. 0.99
00:54:13.520 I don't know, but it's getting, uh, you know, this money, this money that they're giving to these nones deserves to be given to the people who've been working. 0.52
00:54:23.040 Um, but they're taking away from their future pensions. Um, and they're taking away from their, their children by, and giving it right to these nones. 1.00
00:54:33.200 It's, uh, it's disgusting.
00:54:34.920 And then we got inflation, you know, they're printing money, like not, no tomorrow with nothing really back in it.
00:54:45.060 So yeah, it's just so many problems. Uh, and, uh, there's definitely very few solutions, unfortunately.
00:54:51.260 So we got to keep creating solutions. 0.99
00:54:56.160 You gotta stop paying them fucking taxes. That's what I think. I think if we just massively like half the country, stop paying taxes, that'd make a fucking point. 0.99
00:55:04.320 We wouldn't, you know, we wouldn't even have to fed post.
00:55:09.140 I mean, uh, the problem is, you know, is getting people to drop that fear and actually, you know, do it.
00:55:20.080 Um, a lot of people would be like, yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. But then they wouldn't actually, you know what I mean?
00:55:26.700 I think there's been a lot of times in history where people say, you know, we'll stop paying taxes or stop doing this.
00:55:31.900 But yeah, I don't know if that would be, if that would actually work.
00:55:37.140 Um, I haven't paid since 2020. Fuck the fucking IRS, dude. It's like my dick. 1.00
00:55:42.320 Um, well, um, I would say offset offset. Um, but, uh, yeah, I mean, um, you know, I guess in the end of the day, if you don't interact with these, uh, entities, um, then really they, it's a contract, right? 0.97
00:56:02.920 It's contractual with these, uh, agencies. Um, like taxation technically is theft. Um, you're only really paying these people when you, uh, when you're entering contracts with them.
00:56:16.040 And, uh, by filing your taxes, it is technically entering a contract with them. And so if you just, you know, I don't know, I don't know about it. It's just kind of a thing. I haven't really, um, figured out yet.
00:56:29.460 But I mean, technically they're, they're not even really a, like a government thing. It's just like a, what is it? It's like a business, right? So when you're entering contract, I consider it, I consider it a first amendment, right? Dude, this is a protest.
00:56:45.000 I think our government is so corrupt and doing such vile things and using that money to destroy the fabric of the ethnic American identity. And I have no responsibility to help pay for it and fund that. And I'll say that in front of any judge. 0.92
00:56:57.940 I agree. I agree. Yeah. Um, you know, and, um, I, I just, for me, I just opt out of the banking system altogether. I hate dealing with banks. I will keep no money in banks. I don't trust banks.
00:57:11.560 And they're also using your money to fund wars and fund all sorts of dog shit that, uh, you know, is being used against us. So I, uh, I recommend people like figure out how to get the most of their money away from the banking system. 0.97
00:57:25.220 Um, and, um, if we were all, if we were all dealing with, you know, say like gold, silver, crypto, this and that, and doing trades in that matter, you know, we wouldn't have to rely on their system.
00:57:36.260 They couldn't really tax you, um, for trades and stuff like that. So, um, end of the day, if we get our people on that page and then just out of the system, opt out, um, you know, it could, it could be beneficial, but it is going to take a lot of work.
00:57:51.400 And it's going to take a lot of people to figure a lot of things out and also, you know, structure it.
00:57:57.020 So it's going to take a lot of work and we might not have that time, uh, might be better focused on other things.
00:58:03.500 So, uh, but also keep that on the back burner.
00:58:13.100 Yeah.
00:58:13.460 Yeah. Get it back to where people are living off their land, you know, cause if you can, if you can provide off your own land, you don't need as much of the outside world.
00:58:22.260 You know what I mean?
00:58:25.300 Absolutely. Yeah.
00:58:26.380 Yeah. And, um, uh, I was going to say something, but I kind of lost it.
00:58:36.480 Yeah. Even if you're just doing a little tiny farm, you know, you got some chickens, maybe a, a, a hog, baby cow, you know, and some gardening, you just practice, just get ready for it. Get ready.
00:58:48.580 I actually wanted to bring this up. I think it was yesterday. We were talking about, maybe it was the day before we were talking about water filters. Sammy brought it up. It's so easy to just take a five 55 gallon drum and fill it full of activated charcoal and sand and a little bit of aggregate. Like it's, it's not hard. I do it almost every time I go camping in a new spot just so we can have clean water to wash with and stuff, wash our dishes and stuff.
00:59:10.700 So, um, it's, it's not that hard. You should get the practice in now because it might come to a situation where we're lining up to get into the grocery store and all they got in there is bread and water. So you would probably rather have a couple of eggs and some milk at home. If we come to that.
00:59:31.560 Definitely.
00:59:33.840 Absolutely. And that's one thing they're taking away from us when they, uh, build these high rise complexes and, uh, you know,
00:59:40.400 get rid of the housing is they, they take our, take away our ability to function and farm. And, uh, you know, if the, if the system in the building shuts off while you're fucked, if the elevator's gone, while you're taking the stairs. So, um, uh, as nice, as nice as it sounds to be able to crime, uh, how many, however many people into a small space like that, it's, uh, it's detrimental to our freedom and, um, uh, our, our, our ability to prepare for 0.63
01:00:10.400 certain events, you know, cause all those people are going to be screwed. If something happens, you know what I mean? They're going to be zombies in the streets coming after the people who are, uh, you know, able to take care of themselves in that way.
01:00:25.000 It's like idiocracy, you know, watch that movie. If you haven't watched it in a long time, man, it's crazy. It's funny because it starts off. Everybody's white too. And then it, and then it goes in 500 years in the future and everybody's brown. 0.98
01:00:36.400 Yeah.
01:00:40.400 That's crazy. But I know that's one thing I'll definitely be ready for. Cause I hate elevators.
01:00:46.740 I always take the stairs. Seen too many, uh, things where they didn't, they didn't make it.
01:00:53.200 Absolutely. Get rid of this whole escalator, uh, comfort, uh, Jewish fucking comforts, right? And get, get self-sustainable. Yeah, no. I mean, I used to live like on the 34th floor and I'm always thinking like, Jesus Christ, like what if this elevator, you know, it has broken a couple of times. I've had to use the stairs. So, um, 1.00
01:01:22.640 uh, yeah, that was a crawl. That was a, but, um, definitely got my exercise that day, but I was thinking all the time. I'm like, I don't like this. I don't like feeling so vulnerable. And, uh, you know,
01:01:35.140 something does happen. I'm, I'm fucked. So I moved out. Um, you know, back in the, uh, rural areas and, um, yeah, like, uh, had a garden the last few years and I've loved it. I love growing, you know, you figure out what is the most, um, useful stuff to grow. 1.00
01:01:52.800 Um, like, you know, when you first, you, oh, let's grow corn. Let's grow, you know, let's grow strawberries and this and that, but when you should really be, you know, growing some squash, um, growing some, you know, carrots, potatoes, uh, things that you can store and that'll last you through winter. Right. If you, uh, if you need a lot of this fruit and, uh, vegetables, a lot of them will just go bad.
01:02:18.260 It's hard to store them. So, uh, it's good to like, take that, you know, get that learning time in and, and really realize, you know, okay, well, maybe I'll plant like a hundred, a hundred garlic in this, this plot here and, uh, potatoes here, you know, oh, I can grow potatoes in bags, garbage bags, and just keep adding dirt. And then you just get like a, oh, okay. And then you figure out, you do that, you know, and, um, you can save that plot for something else like a squash or, you know, um,
01:02:47.540 stuff that'll last really squash will last you until almost the next, next summer, uh, if you store it. Right. So, um, it's definitely good to look at that too. Right.
01:03:01.020 Yeah. And I just want to give you props brother. Cause there's no way in hell I would live on the three, four, four.
01:03:07.020 I would go hang out.
01:03:10.780 There is no way in hell I would live.
01:03:12.680 It's weird though. It does something to your brain. I don't know. Like, uh, being at that elevation, living at that elevation, uh, it does something to you.
01:03:23.260 I think like, uh, I don't know. It was weird, but, uh, yeah, you're having, just going up and down every day, you know, your ears pop and shit. 0.90
01:03:30.920 Uh, every time you go up and down the elevator, you realize like, okay, I got a, I can't hear or down.
01:03:38.240 Um, yeah, anyways, but, um, yeah, yeah, it was getting to be a bit, uh, I like to live, uh, and have my own garden now and I'm working on some chickens here.
01:03:47.880 Um, if, uh, yeah, probably for next season anyways, but definitely, uh, yeah.
01:03:53.500 So, yeah, any, anyone else got any news coming across other than, uh, what we've already talked about or, um, uh, see, uh, you know, a lot, a lot of talk about Ukraine these days.
01:04:21.040 Um, I think they had a big strike of drone strike on Ukraine from Russia the other day, the other day.
01:04:32.200 I, there's not, uh, they say they, uh, the real numbers for the death toll for the men in Ukraine, Ukrainian men is 1 million.
01:04:40.100 Yeah, I was seeing that yesterday, like 1.7 million.
01:04:46.740 Yeah, it's, and like, you know, it's very easy.
01:04:51.640 You can see it's very easy.
01:04:53.260 Like when, so Zelensky, he has a home and property in Israel, right? 0.91
01:04:59.080 So, like, it means nothing to him to send all these, uh, non, these white Ukrainian men to their deaths. 0.91
01:05:07.920 And he doesn't care. 0.80
01:05:09.220 He'll just keep sending, he won't end the war because it means nothing to him.
01:05:12.040 It's not his people. 1.00
01:05:13.880 And here's the crazy thing.
01:05:14.740 He grew up in Ukraine.
01:05:17.040 He grew up with the Ukrainians. 0.99
01:05:19.680 And still, that's not enough for him to give a fuck about them. 0.98
01:05:23.640 So, it's just, I mean, it's one of, like, if, if you're going to push any narrative about Ukraine or any talk about Ukraine, that's the only narrative that needs to be pushed. 0.98
01:05:38.040 That the, Zelensky is okay with sending, destroying that whole country and destroying that whole people because it's not his people. 0.88
01:05:48.060 He's Jewish and he's, and he has property in Israel. 1.00
01:05:51.100 And he doesn't give a fuck. 0.99
01:05:53.640 About the Ukrainian people. 1.00
01:05:56.100 And he's a faggot. 1.00
01:05:58.700 So, there's that, you know. 1.00
01:06:02.220 Sending straight white men to their deaths is probably, you know, that's probably something he loves. 1.00
01:06:10.080 Well, I mean, the race is dead. 0.99
01:06:12.660 Like, that race, that ethnicity of whites is probably going to, is probably not going to be able to bounce back like that. 1.00
01:06:17.760 The only thing that's going to happen is that maybe some of the white, the Ukrainian women, the white women over there are going to have to find a husband who aren't Ukrainian. 1.00
01:06:29.280 Who are the white men. 0.75
01:06:31.440 Like, that race is dead. 1.00
01:06:33.280 Like, there's not enough men left.
01:06:36.760 You know, they totally wiped out that whole, that whole group.
01:06:39.780 Yeah, yeah.
01:06:43.200 It's something that's definitely true there. 0.52
01:06:46.360 And, you know, it's going to be a long time for the ones that are. 0.99
01:06:50.360 And they're probably going to try and turn all the ones that, you know, all the kids that are young, all the teenagers into faggots, right? 1.00
01:06:56.800 Well, I know the prostitution. 1.00
01:07:01.440 We only want for them what they want for us.
01:07:04.600 Well, the prostitution is high over there. 0.98
01:07:06.700 And, like, the Jews are very heavily on, control the prostitution wings that are in the Ukraine. 0.98
01:07:12.740 And it's just, it's just sad. 0.94
01:07:18.660 It's sad.
01:07:19.080 Exactly, the Jews have moved in. 0.87
01:07:24.560 And they're probably abducting their kids. 1.00
01:07:28.380 And they're, you know, converting the ones they haven't abducted into these child trafficking rings into complete faggots and degenerates. 1.00
01:07:37.520 And, yeah, it's scary to think about. 1.00
01:07:43.000 Very scary, man.
01:07:44.760 Yeah.
01:07:45.360 And like you said, it is just sad, man.
01:07:49.080 Very sad.
01:07:51.720 Yeah, like, and like, for those who don't know, there's, before the war started, there was ODS information that came out that Jews wanted to create a second Israel in Ukraine.
01:08:05.820 And that's, like, kind of what they succeeded at doing.
01:08:09.520 They got rid of all the men.
01:08:10.400 And if Ukraine stays free, like, doesn't become part of Russia, you're just going to see Jews take over Ukraine and control Ukraine completely. 0.99
01:08:20.720 And they're going to be able to do what they want with the women now. 1.00
01:08:23.400 Yeah, one thing I've been thinking is that they're probably going to turn that into, like, not Israel, second, like Israel 2.0.
01:08:32.120 But they'll turn it into, like, a United Nations headquarters, you know, like a, some kind of United Nations nation.
01:08:41.540 And just from there branch out and be like, oh, well, you know, we need to unite for our peace and blah, blah, blah.
01:08:48.300 You know what I mean?
01:08:49.360 And then basically it's untouchable because, A, it's United Nations and then get all the nations, you know, together.
01:08:55.060 So if anything happens to this nation, you know, eventually getting rid of all of our countries and nations.
01:09:05.460 It's go time, baby.
01:09:08.460 It is.
01:09:09.420 It is.
01:09:11.800 Yeah, it's, um, there's, uh, it's now, it's now or never, guys.
01:09:18.520 Yeah, because you've got to think that they're going to do that to every other country.
01:09:26.380 You know what I mean?
01:09:27.400 Just wipe them out. 0.99
01:09:28.560 Wipe the men out. 0.97
01:09:37.340 Yeah, it's getting to, it's getting to look like that.
01:09:40.140 You know, and they'll, if they, if they, if, you know, it's something we can't see right now.
01:09:43.800 Well, I mean, give it a few months and, and they can just have a psyop completely change
01:09:49.520 the political landscape, uh, overnight almost sometimes it seems.
01:09:57.160 Well, I'm hoping that this will be the best prepared we are for a Jewish psyop, you know, 1.00
01:10:02.240 because a lot of people know the Jew problem, even if they're not willing to see the race
01:10:06.600 problem, you know?
01:10:11.260 Absolutely.
01:10:11.900 Yeah. 0.99
01:10:12.140 Uh, but I mean, after I've seen how stupid people acted, uh, with the pandemic, you know, 0.95
01:10:18.560 it's, it's just, I mean, with all the information they're given, they just, they'll believe the 0.99
01:10:24.440 lie every time, but I gotta, you know, I gotta stay white-pilled here and say, you know, we
01:10:32.300 can't give up and, uh, you know, we gotta keep pushing for, for what we want.
01:10:42.140 Keep it forward, white man. 0.74
01:10:45.640 Oh yeah. 1.00
01:10:46.480 We gotta keep fucking rolling here. 0.98
01:10:48.560 Keep, uh, keep on our toes and, uh, yeah. 0.99
01:10:53.400 Plan for it.
01:10:54.300 Plan for it.
01:10:54.940 You know, but, um, yeah, it's, uh, sometimes you just, it's so, like, I have this saying
01:11:02.900 that, uh, you know, the Jews will light one fire and then while we're all putting that 1.00
01:11:06.840 fire out, they'll light two more behind your back. 0.52
01:11:09.280 And then you turn around after you finally get that one mostly put out and they've already
01:11:14.320 started two more. 0.99
01:11:15.280 And you're like, oh fuck, I gotta put these out. 1.00
01:11:17.840 And then you're putting out two fires and they start five more behind your back. 0.98
01:11:21.240 And so it's just constantly, they're just constantly creating, uh, you know, problems
01:11:26.080 and, uh, and people don't really, it's just, it's crazy how people don't realize.
01:11:34.740 Yeah.
01:11:35.180 That's what that, like with you saying that, that's why it's best for us to collectivize
01:11:39.620 together, you know, whether it's out in the open or in the back channels or however you
01:11:43.180 want to do it, uh, because, you know, you have somebody to help put the fires out.
01:11:50.460 Exactly.
01:11:51.360 Exactly.
01:11:52.060 And as much as I love, I love the return to the land thing.
01:11:55.160 I just, we need to do that all over the place.
01:11:57.360 We need to do that every single, uh, you know, state, every, uh, every place until it's,
01:12:03.380 you know, until it's actually something that can't really just come and take all the eggs
01:12:09.940 out of one basket.
01:12:10.900 You know what I mean?
01:12:11.340 Um, it's gotta be everywhere.
01:12:14.140 It's gotta be in Canada.
01:12:15.580 It's gotta be in USA. 0.51
01:12:16.720 It's gotta be in, you know, England.
01:12:18.200 It's gotta be in Europe.
01:12:19.620 It's gotta be in Australia, but yeah, it's up to us to get people on the same page.
01:12:25.160 Um, it's a good talking point though, with people, you know, return to the land.
01:12:28.840 Um, cause it's actually got a lot of, uh, it's got a lot of media attention lately and people
01:12:34.600 it's kind of on their radar now versus just, you know, an idea.
01:12:38.320 Um, so I think that's something we can really push home to our people and, uh, get that
01:12:44.840 message out there that there are things like this being built and it'd be good to save your
01:12:49.780 money because eventually there's going to be one in your neighborhood and you're going
01:12:52.780 to want to take part in it and you're going to want to go to, you know, so, uh, it's coming.
01:12:59.000 Um, yeah, it would be great to have one in each state, you know, and in Canada, that'd
01:13:06.660 be awesome.
01:13:09.560 Hell yeah.
01:13:10.340 And now we got Alberta trying to separate. 0.67
01:13:12.960 I, I mean, honestly, I think that if Alberta and, uh, and BC both separated and just said, 0.99
01:13:20.660 fuck you guys, we're, uh, we're not going to be playing ball with you anymore. 0.99
01:13:23.980 We're going to do our own thing. 1.00
01:13:25.840 Um, I think we'd be a lot better off, uh, financially here and, um, it would cut off
01:13:32.800 the influence, you know, have a different, uh, way of, you know, the political system 1.00
01:13:38.040 up here in Canada is such dog shit. 0.99
01:13:40.260 It is just being, um, it's, uh, it's not helping really anybody except the people who 1.00
01:13:48.320 are, you know, the woke and the Jews and all that.
01:13:50.660 So like, um, just the system itself is, is, uh, it's not perfect and it needs to, you
01:13:58.060 know, if we had our own like political system here, that's more similar to like, um, you
01:14:05.000 know, other countries, it would be good. 0.91
01:14:08.000 But like, we're living off this parliamentary, uh, you know, this, uh, it's just really dumb. 0.87
01:14:15.280 It's, uh, it's outdated and it, it, it's, uh, just asking to be, um, fed corruption after 0.94
01:14:23.080 corruption, after corruption.
01:14:24.560 So many scandals in the past, like, you know, 20 years alone, it's just scandal after scandal
01:14:30.940 after scandal, like, um, and, uh, nothing's really ever been done or being done for the
01:14:38.580 people who need it done here, who have, uh, you know, paid into all these things.
01:14:43.820 So, um, I think that would be good if, uh, BC and Alberta separate, um, cause we're getting
01:14:51.260 screwed the most out of all the provinces.
01:14:53.260 We get the highest tax or highest, uh, gas prices and, uh, the least amount of representation
01:15:00.360 in the government, so I'm for it.
01:15:08.920 Yeah, me too, because you think about it and now I don't know Canada, but I know, um, I
01:15:14.780 would have to think that in America and every state, there is still a lot of rich white men
01:15:19.120 that have a lot of, you know, resources and a whole lot more white men that can't find a 1.00
01:15:24.000 job or need a leg up that would put in so much work, you know, just coming together.
01:15:30.360 Absolutely.
01:15:31.360 And we got the ports here, although they, I, I believe they're, uh, technically owned
01:15:39.080 by China, but, uh, we could reestablish our control over the ports and say, uh, you know,
01:15:45.320 uh, a control mechanism so that they, uh, eventually have to hand it over and they have to get out,
01:15:50.860 uh, buy it out or something like that and just say, we don't want this anymore, but we've
01:15:56.480 got the ports, we've got the lumber, we've got, uh, most of the water.
01:16:00.340 A lot of the water, you know, we've got tons of water here.
01:16:03.340 Um, tons of, uh, minerals and, uh, areas with, you know, minerals here.
01:16:09.940 So, um, yeah, the ports alone though really is, is a choke point for the rest of the country
01:16:16.480 because then they'd have to pay for all their goods to come through our country into, into
01:16:21.740 that part of Canada and, um, we'd have, we'd have, we'd have control over that.
01:16:28.360 So yeah, it's, it's, uh, it's something that's kind of like probably far off, but at the end
01:16:33.820 of the day, it would make a lot of a difference for, for this part of Canada and, and maybe
01:16:38.340 hopefully bringing freedom, true freedom, like that, uh, black guy, that mythos led up,
01:16:46.320 you know, freedom.
01:16:48.420 Uh, but one thing I, I have, uh, keep seeing on my timeline is this, um, thing, this thing 0.75
01:16:57.580 going on in Scotland where this nigger is trying to say that, that their land was stolen 400 1.00
01:17:04.540 years ago, uh, and so that they're trying to come and reclaim the land and, uh, in Scotland, 0.95
01:17:11.000 this certain land and there is, they've appointed a King and a, and a Queen and, uh, it's just 0.89
01:17:18.200 such, it's so fucking dumb, but I'm just wondering how far they're going to push this thing. 0.96
01:17:24.000 And this, this is almost feels like a PSYOP, you know, um, we got Dougie coming up here. 0.99
01:17:29.100 Uh, maybe he's got some input on there.
01:17:31.120 I've seen a video of where they, uh, their tents and stuff, the King and Queen, their
01:17:36.180 tents have already been burnt down.
01:17:40.320 I hope so. 1.00
01:17:41.960 Fuck those cocksuckers. 1.00
01:17:43.500 Dougie, go ahead. 1.00
01:17:45.580 Yes. 1.00
01:17:46.240 As a Scottish man, there's not a fucking chance in our ancestral history that fucking black 1.00
01:17:53.860 people from Africa have come from Scotland and that's an ancestral home. 1.00
01:17:58.640 As a Scottish guy who's born and fucking bred in the council, I say it's a Glasgow, they 1.00
01:18:03.960 can fuck off. 1.00
01:18:05.360 I'm, I, it's, yes, it's true, man. 1.00
01:18:08.340 Some black people from Africa have literally got on a boat and went to some forest in Scotland.
01:18:14.240 If anybody knows Scotland, it's a very white, white, white, white Celtic area. 0.94
01:18:20.380 So for black people from Africa to come to a forest and say, this is where their ancestors 0.99
01:18:26.140 have come from. 0.98
01:18:27.880 Oh my God, man.
01:18:29.520 I think it's a case of mental health.
01:18:31.660 I think that's just what Casey, but yeah, man, they've been burnt out already. 1.00
01:18:35.400 You know, my, the local Glaswegians are going, get to fuck. 1.00
01:18:38.400 Yeah, when I saw that, I'm just thinking like, these people are mentally deranged, you know, 1.00
01:18:48.460 they, there's, they can't be fucking serious. 1.00
01:18:51.700 And, uh, but I know how these stupid things end, you know, start and then they, they get 0.99
01:18:56.180 like bigger and bigger. 0.98
01:18:57.080 And so, uh, it feels like almost one of those, like things they're trying to, going to try
01:19:01.080 and push and be like, oh, you know, well, actually this and that, and this and that.
01:19:05.100 But, um, I guess they had that Netflix, uh, show about something like that. 0.99
01:19:09.960 And, and, uh, it was all niggers, uh, as like Scottish Vikings and shit like that. 1.00
01:19:14.820 So, you know, these people think Wakanda is real and, uh, you know, these, they're, it's 1.00
01:19:20.460 just so stupid. 0.99
01:19:21.240 So I'm hoping that, I'm hoping that, uh, that gets dealt with swiftly and, uh, you know, these 1.00
01:19:26.920 people get just, just trashed.
01:19:29.660 So, yeah, I, I, that's kind of what I imagined also, you know, that, that.
01:19:34.260 But, like, it's just mental disability, mental, uh, mental illness.
01:19:41.440 Yeah.
01:19:41.980 If I can just jump in quickly, man, they had a king and a queen and it's not what you actually
01:19:47.760 think, man, if you actually, like, see the pictures, it's more like a fishing seat and 1.00
01:19:52.260 just like a fat black man sitting there with our fucking wife beside them. 1.00
01:19:56.360 And it's not like a nice forest. 1.00
01:19:58.260 It's Scotland.
01:19:59.080 It's got tons of trash in it, you know, it's, it's got like mattresses where people have
01:20:02.760 been, you know, in like bin bags and empty bottles of alcohol.
01:20:07.940 So I don't know exactly what they're trying to like reclaim exactly, but, but yeah, no,
01:20:12.000 I mean, they've already been dealt with, you know, I mean, they've already been dealt with
01:20:15.000 brothers and sisters, man.
01:20:16.460 Some locals have come in and just gave them a stiff warning that you've got, you know, 1.00
01:20:21.040 you've got to the end of tonight to get your black ass out of this forest and, um, fuck 1.00
01:20:25.640 off. 1.00
01:20:26.060 Fuck yeah. 1.00
01:20:29.480 Get them out of there. 1.00
01:20:30.440 Get them out of there before the, uh, you know, liberals come and say, we must protect
01:20:34.600 these indigenous people to, you know, it's what they're trying to do everywhere. 1.00
01:20:38.840 It's fucking stupid. 1.00
01:20:41.160 Hey, Dougie, what happened to your friend? 1.00
01:20:43.640 I didn't have a chance to check the timeline.
01:20:45.300 Oh, well, as we all know, people, so I've come out of prison and I'm on tag.
01:20:52.400 So it's a seven till seven tag.
01:20:54.640 So I left about half past six or something like that.
01:20:57.960 Anyway.
01:20:58.860 Yeah.
01:20:59.080 He was still there.
01:21:00.020 He was still there.
01:21:01.040 He gave us a wave, you know, man, we said goodbye to him on the phone.
01:21:04.400 I think he came down a couple of years later.
01:21:06.480 He's, he's in the police station now, you know, maybe sipping on a cup of coffee and he'll
01:21:11.840 probably go to prison for about six months.
01:21:13.620 If I'd imagine he's done it before, it's, you know, the first time and he's quite famous
01:21:18.120 for this.
01:21:18.640 He's, it's quite famous for this, you know, sieges of the roof, but, um, yeah, he'll probably 0.60
01:21:24.160 do it again.
01:21:24.860 You know, it's not a matter of time, lads.
01:21:35.840 Yeah.
01:21:36.240 It's crazy, you know, uh, that you can go to, you know, get, get, uh, put to put in jail
01:21:43.060 for, you know, going on a roof.
01:21:45.060 It's insanity.
01:21:45.980 You honky.
01:21:46.400 Go ahead.
01:21:47.940 Oh, Hey guys.
01:21:48.900 Sorry.
01:21:49.220 I, I heard Dougie.
01:21:50.240 I wanted to hear the update and I didn't even come up here and say good morning to y'all.
01:21:53.600 So good morning.
01:21:54.900 I hope all my white people are having a good day.
01:21:58.560 White power, bro. 1.00
01:22:00.440 White fucking power. 1.00
01:22:01.560 You also. 1.00
01:22:02.100 Yeah, same.
01:22:04.180 If I can jump in there, man, all my brothers and sisters, man, white power from the UK. 0.94
01:22:08.560 We're all fighting back.
01:22:09.720 We're all doing well.
01:22:10.940 And I hope all our brothers and sisters around the world are all safe and well.
01:22:15.460 And, um, yeah, man, everybody's having a good week in white power. 1.00
01:22:22.100 White fucking power. 0.99
01:22:23.280 You know what I just realized about these hearts? 1.00
01:22:25.220 They don't even let you put a white one.
01:22:26.780 Um, they, they've got every other color here that you can select except the white heart, 0.98
01:22:33.780 which is kind of, uh, fucking strange. 0.95
01:22:39.180 Makes you wonder. 0.99
01:22:42.720 It'd be white supremacy if they did that. 0.99
01:22:46.340 Yeah.
01:22:46.840 We can't have that.
01:22:47.760 We can't have that.
01:22:48.680 Oh, but yeah, good to, good to hear from you guys.
01:22:55.860 And, uh, yeah.
01:22:57.420 Uh, thanks for, thanks for popping up here.
01:22:59.920 If anybody else wants to grab a mic, uh, feel free to come on up.
01:23:03.400 Um, you know, especially if you're new here, uh, and you are white and, um, you know, behaving 1.00
01:23:09.960 yourself and you're mostly, mostly welcome up here.
01:23:13.120 So jump on up. 0.99
01:23:23.400 I think we got cold feet.
01:23:25.860 Um, yeah, it's kind of a slow day on the news, uh, side of things too.
01:23:32.580 Like, um, not seeing a whole lot coming through here.
01:23:36.420 Just, you know, political back and forth bullshit, uh, distractions, but nothing, nothing too crazy.
01:23:43.780 Uh, I did see something. 0.95
01:23:45.340 Where did I put that?
01:23:46.620 Um, um, just looking on the timeline here.
01:23:53.900 I have something, but, oh, um, that something related to your crackle cracker barrel thing.
01:24:01.240 Uh, there's been a 15% drop in, uh, in the shares, um, of cracker barrel.
01:24:11.800 Well, CBRL has fallen.
01:24:14.880 Yeah.
01:24:15.040 15% in one day.
01:24:16.520 That's a huge drop.
01:24:17.640 That's a huge drop. 1.00
01:24:18.720 Well, it's just retarded of the CEO. 0.98
01:24:21.340 Like, who's she trying to appeal to? 1.00
01:24:23.140 Like, by taking, by updating the cracker barrel to be just a stupid, disgusting, regular restaurant, 1.00
01:24:30.060 the same fucking food, processed food that's being fined in any fucking restaurant, she's 1.00
01:24:36.380 not appealing to, uh, she's not going to get black sauce. 1.00
01:24:39.140 I don't want to go to cracker barrel.
01:24:40.860 Like, it's like the idea, like, if you wanted to get more customers in the cracker barrel,
01:24:47.980 they should have leaned into white heritage and white, uh, greatness.
01:24:53.280 And I promise you, their numbers would have went up because white people are already going 1.00
01:24:57.940 there and other white people would have been inspired and looking forward to go there if 0.68
01:25:04.380 they would have done something like that versus like trying to get rid of white. 0.88
01:25:09.140 Uh, Americana, you know? 0.64
01:25:14.540 Well, yeah, that's the whole, that's where cracker came from.
01:25:17.900 It's an old cracker.
01:25:22.080 Yeah.
01:25:22.580 Well, it was an old cracker.
01:25:23.520 They, they changed the logo.
01:25:25.280 They took the old man out sitting next to a cracker barrel, right? 0.99
01:25:30.600 And it's just, it looks dumb. 0.91
01:25:32.500 And then they showed a, uh, an up-to-dated version of a cracker barrel inside. 1.00
01:25:39.140 And it's just like, it's like, it's like life, love, live type shit. 0.98
01:25:45.300 It kind of reminds me of that. 0.99
01:25:46.840 It looks fucking bland. 0.99
01:25:48.640 It's very consumer-y. 0.98
01:25:50.760 It, it, I, it doesn't look like the place I would like to eat at, you know?
01:25:54.640 Well, yeah, it'll probably crash if they're doing all that then, because I've only been
01:26:01.200 there a few times, but yeah, every time you, the one I went in where we go, it was, it's
01:26:06.400 very welcoming, you know?
01:26:08.160 So yeah, they start messing with that.
01:26:10.200 It's, it, it will definitely lose business.
01:26:12.220 Yeah, I've, I've only been there once.
01:26:15.860 I never lived next to a cracker barrel.
01:26:17.920 Uh, I've saw them.
01:26:19.440 I guess, uh, I went there once, uh, when I was in the Navy, some of the guys, uh, went
01:26:26.000 there and I went there with them.
01:26:27.100 And like I said, they have really good chicken fried steak.
01:26:29.820 And like, it just looks like a country store.
01:26:32.500 Like it just looks like it's supposed to be an old time country store.
01:26:35.980 That's what it looks like.
01:26:36.740 Yeah, that's what it is.
01:26:40.020 It's old country store is, and then it has the restaurant, but, uh, yeah, the, the best
01:26:45.920 thing is their breakfast, honestly.
01:26:48.900 They hammer that home.
01:26:50.360 What's up, honky?
01:26:52.900 Well, yeah, on the cracker barrel thing, man, I mean, you know, I'm, I'm partial to home
01:26:57.720 cooking, but still it's, it's good.
01:26:59.300 It's like one of those old, uh, you know, meet in three places.
01:27:02.160 They still have some places in the South, but I love the chicken and dumplings at
01:27:06.280 cracker barrel.
01:27:06.940 I think it's pretty good. 0.99
01:27:08.220 But, um, yeah, I mean this, this bitch, I looked at her resume. 1.00
01:27:12.420 I mean, but they're based in Tennessee. 0.98
01:27:15.060 The first two CEOs are from Tennessee.
01:27:18.100 They go get this chick. 1.00
01:27:19.480 She's from Ohio, but she's worked at Starbucks and, uh, uh, taco, all these like, you know,
01:27:25.560 on the West coast and just gay places.
01:27:28.700 So, uh, yeah, I'm just waiting on her to get rid of the rocking chairs, man. 1.00
01:27:32.120 That's when shit will hit the fan. 1.00
01:27:33.520 Yeah. 1.00
01:27:35.560 Yeah.
01:27:35.880 And the checkerboards.
01:27:38.440 Oh yeah.
01:27:39.000 And they got those peg games too.
01:27:40.640 I like, man, they, you ever, uh, where it's in a, a try.
01:27:44.120 I don't know the name of it, man.
01:27:44.960 It's like that triangle game with the pegs and you got to try to jump them over and get
01:27:48.620 rid of them all.
01:27:51.400 Yes, sir, man.
01:27:52.240 I remember that playing that so much as a kid.
01:27:54.420 Cause that's what I would do while I was waiting on the food.
01:27:56.520 Same here, man.
01:28:02.340 Yeah.
01:28:02.760 They start taking stuff like that out of there to like, you know, commercialize it.
01:28:07.100 They'll lose all their business.
01:28:08.340 I guess I just looked it up.
01:28:19.400 There's one in, uh, Billings, Montana.
01:28:21.100 I'm at the next time I'm in Billings.
01:28:23.020 I'm going to have to go eat there.
01:28:24.500 Just, uh, see what, like I said, I haven't really, I haven't eaten there a lot, you know,
01:28:31.220 because when I go out to eat, especially in the big city, you don't think of, Ooh,
01:28:34.500 I'm gonna go to Cracker Barrel unless you grew up going Cracker Barrel.
01:28:37.700 All right.
01:28:41.560 Man, it's good.
01:28:43.760 And then also they do green beans, right?
01:28:45.860 They got bacon in there.
01:28:47.300 You can't have green beans without bacon.
01:28:50.180 I know they, Oh, I did have tried their fried.
01:28:53.460 They have good fried green beans.
01:28:55.040 I think.
01:28:55.540 Yeah.
01:28:55.660 I think that was the place.
01:28:56.860 I did try their fried green beans. 1.00
01:28:58.540 That shit was good. 0.99
01:29:01.380 They have really good vegetables and their hash brown casserole is, is really good too. 1.00
01:29:07.700 Um, yeah, I'm about to go now.
01:29:13.820 But like, if you look at the, uh, what the store, which, what the new design laying out
01:29:18.380 looks like, cause this video, it looks, like I said, it looks like just like, like some 0.99
01:29:24.620 basic fag shit. 1.00
01:29:26.460 Like, and then like the biggest thing, the biggest thing, when you have a takeover like 0.99
01:29:30.800 this and a big changes like that, they change the menu and the ingredients of the food and
01:29:35.380 the quality of food goes down.
01:29:36.600 And just like, the only reason why you would go to a Cracker Barrel is because how the food
01:29:41.460 tastes good.
01:29:42.260 Like you, you wouldn't just go to a Cracker Barrel because you like the iconic, like the
01:29:46.900 aesthetics really.
01:29:47.800 It's just, you know, it's very old timely looking, right?
01:29:52.760 Like you go there for the food and like, I think that's what's really going to do them in. 0.99
01:29:56.860 If they change the menu and it tastes just like a fucking, uh, the, just any other fucking, uh, 0.90
01:30:04.320 restaurant, like, uh, or not an R&B, but what's that, what's that restaurant that, uh, 0.98
01:30:08.900 Black's took over? 1.00
01:30:10.040 Um, yeah, Apple, you know what I'm saying?
01:30:15.680 Like, well, Applebee's, like Black's took over, like, like working at Applebee's, but like the 0.99
01:30:21.900 food, the food quality and the ingredients and the type of dishes, those are pretty
01:30:26.660 generic, like, uh, restaurant chain foods.
01:30:30.840 Like you can go to Applebee's, you can go to any fucking, uh, any, any restaurant chain 0.99
01:30:37.900 that looks like an Applebee's and they will have that fucking food. 0.99
01:30:40.180 And that's the, probably going to be the biggest mistake if you go to Cracker Barrel and it's 0.99
01:30:44.140 just that fucking, uh, menu. 0.99
01:30:47.820 Oh yeah. 1.00
01:30:48.460 Cause there, there are some old white men that just go for the coffee and then they might 1.00
01:30:53.320 get a biscuit or something, but they just sat there for the conversation and the,
01:30:56.660 and, uh, I guess the ambiance would be the best way to describe it.
01:30:59.740 So yeah, they start changing things.
01:31:01.580 It's going to go down quick.
01:31:05.640 Yeah.
01:31:06.080 Like I said, if I go to Cracker Barrel, I'm going to go there to try the food.
01:31:09.580 Like, and like I said, the, the, the chicken fried steak and the fried green beans pretty
01:31:15.120 good.
01:31:16.100 I'm not, I like, I'm not going to go, you're not going to go to a place like Cracker Barrel
01:31:20.340 because it looks really cool on the hip, you know?
01:31:26.060 Definitely. 0.99
01:31:37.360 Damn, I might have to go to Cracker Barrel tonight. 0.99
01:31:41.260 That's awesome. 0.99
01:31:42.260 And y'all are making me hungry. 0.85
01:31:44.200 And, but, uh, yeah, I'm fucking starving now. 0.94
01:31:47.060 Thanks. 0.89
01:31:47.920 Well, you know, what kind of what fits I was saying, man, it's like, you know, all these
01:31:50.880 big chain restaurants, the Chili's and Outback.
01:31:53.940 And I mean, you can watch their food get delivered by the same company.
01:31:57.760 I think it's like performance food group, the same semi all the, and I think all they
01:32:01.500 do, there's pretty much, don't they just microwave everything now?
01:32:04.740 I mean, they really don't cook too much.
01:32:06.040 So whenever we get a chance, man, we try to go to like mom and pop's places and, and
01:32:11.800 cause you know, you're going to get something that was actually made there.
01:32:14.600 It's good.
01:32:18.860 Yeah.
01:32:19.280 I really, yeah.
01:32:20.380 Yeah.
01:32:22.060 Go ahead.
01:32:22.700 I was just going to, I was going to bring up the menu, like Chili's and all of them. 1.00
01:32:27.740 Like, you know, it's the same shit. 0.99
01:32:31.040 It's the same quality food. 1.00
01:32:32.320 It's the same type of food and it doesn't taste good.
01:32:36.400 I mean, it tastes all right, but like, it's, it's nothing like, oh, I'm going to go spend
01:32:41.840 20 bucks on this plate.
01:32:44.360 There's nothing to it.
01:32:45.920 You know?
01:32:47.180 And the steaks, the steaks are low quality, no matter how much they say or top store line
01:32:51.900 or, you know, whatever, it's all low quality steak.
01:33:02.320 But as a veteran, I go to Applebee's, you know, you guys ever get a chance.
01:33:14.840 You should get, you should go to a Basque diner.
01:33:16.820 Basque food's really good.
01:33:22.120 A what a, what a?
01:33:23.360 A lot of the rest.
01:33:24.120 Uh, Basque food, B-A-S-Q-U-E. 1.00
01:33:30.600 It's like, uh.
01:33:33.880 Oh, is it like from like, like the Basque?
01:33:36.020 Yeah, Basque.
01:33:36.760 The Basque people? 0.88
01:33:38.320 Yeah.
01:33:39.760 Yeah, they make great food.
01:33:41.540 Yeah, I'll check it out.
01:33:42.460 I've never seen it.
01:33:45.460 I don't know what that is.
01:33:46.660 Rusty, Rusty, go ahead. 0.99
01:33:48.140 Chili's and Applebee's and all those places, TGI, whatever the fuck it is. 1.00
01:33:57.580 All those places are garbage, you know? 1.00
01:34:00.360 End of story. 0.99
01:34:01.760 Uh, you know, Cracker Barrel, like breakfast maybe?
01:34:05.420 I don't know.
01:34:06.140 I've eaten there twice in 30 years, you know?
01:34:09.760 I don't know.
01:34:11.160 Whatever.
01:34:15.400 Yeah.
01:34:18.140 But, you know, like, even if you don't care about Cracker Barrel, and I really don't care 0.83
01:34:24.640 too much about it, but I do know this, uh, Blacks are so, uh, triggered by Cracker Barrel 1.00
01:34:31.600 that they, when they go there, they'll, like, try to put, like, pictures of Blacks being lynched, 0.96
01:34:38.420 like, as the, as an own, say they're racist or something.
01:34:41.740 Like, because they, in Cracker Barrel, they have all these old-time pictures, these real
01:34:45.680 pictures of the old days and stuff.
01:34:48.140 And so they'll be, like, get, like, framed pictures of, like, a Black person being lynched,
01:34:52.400 and they'll, like, sneak it up on the wall and leave it there or something like that.
01:34:56.160 So I think that's, like, I think that's pretty funny.
01:34:59.860 Like, if I saw that at Cracker Barrel, it would make me want to come back, I'll be honest.
01:35:04.080 Yeah, the signs, they definitely updated them through the years, because they were a lot
01:35:10.600 more, uh, racially motivated back when I was a kid.
01:35:14.640 Go ahead, Honky.
01:35:15.340 Yeah, they don't have that sign saying, you know, coloreds, uh, park in the rear.
01:35:20.840 Um, I, I had a phone call, right, when Arian started talking about Basque food, and, uh,
01:35:27.060 we actually had a, uh, uncle that was Basque, and, uh, he made, I think it was, uh, paella
01:35:35.720 or whatever like that.
01:35:36.840 I guess it's, like, pretty much you catch everything in the ocean and mix it with rice,
01:35:39.940 and it was pretty good, and that was the first time, I guess, it's, like, their tradition
01:35:43.840 where they eat it with, uh, white asparagus.
01:35:46.420 I never had that before until then, and, uh, it was pretty good, but I just wanted to give
01:35:50.380 them a heads up.
01:35:51.840 Yeah, I've tried Basque food.
01:35:52.840 It's pretty good.
01:35:55.440 Well, I just learned today that there's white asparagus.
01:35:58.380 I eat asparagus all the time.
01:35:59.840 I never knew that.
01:36:00.980 You didn't know there was white asparagus?
01:36:02.840 Man, man, that's white power. 0.98
01:36:04.960 I'll be white powering it up now, man.
01:36:06.920 Man, I'm on, I will get on somewhere and find it.
01:36:10.460 I think it's seasonal, though.
01:36:11.760 Yeah, that was, like, the big thing, so.
01:36:17.000 A little cauliflower, a little white asparagus, a little rice.
01:36:25.060 That is white power. 0.92
01:36:27.300 Still hungry. 1.00
01:36:28.320 Shit. 1.00
01:36:28.580 Yeah, we might have to stop talking about food. 1.00
01:36:40.820 Are Basque white? 1.00
01:36:42.380 Yes or no? 0.99
01:36:45.440 I thought it was niggers. 1.00
01:36:47.700 No, from what I've heard from talking to them, of course, you know, they don't, they, 0.92
01:36:51.600 you know, it's in, like, this one small area, Spain, and, uh, but they speak Basque language,
01:36:57.800 which is, from what I've heard, it's, like, one of the oldest languages, I guess, but,
01:37:01.760 uh, but they look like, they look like real Europeans. 0.85
01:37:05.560 They don't look like this, like, even the Spanish, I mean, they look, like, white, and 1.00
01:37:09.840 then they, yeah, pretty much the, he had to know, uh, French, Spanish, and Basque, because
01:37:16.300 it's right there, uh, kind of right there all together.
01:37:19.020 I know, uh, every Basque person I've seen, they, they seem to be a very darker, they look 1.00
01:37:30.380 Middle Eastern.
01:37:31.720 Oh.
01:37:32.380 Unless, yeah. 1.00
01:37:32.920 Their national symbol is literally a swastika, dude, they're white as fuck. 1.00
01:37:36.200 Do they, are they one of the people who consider themselves white? 1.00
01:37:46.760 Are they, are they, like, I'm not white, I'm Basque, or?
01:37:53.640 No, they're.
01:37:54.160 Like I said, I haven't had a lot of time, uh, dealing with them in real life, so I can't
01:38:05.840 really tell you much about them.
01:38:08.760 Well, they sound awesome.
01:38:10.080 Awesome.
01:38:24.160 Sorry, guys, I'm just trying to dig up some, uh, some news to talk about.
01:38:37.120 There's, there's literally fucking nothing other than this cracker barrel thing, but, 0.97
01:38:42.900 um, yeah, um, I, I can't find any Scottish, uh, these Scottish, wannabe Scottish niggers 1.00
01:38:51.620 that are trying to take over part of Scotland, so, that's about all I got, really, uh, I mean, 0.99
01:38:56.880 markets are kind of unstable right now, um, other than that, I'm seeing fuck all in the 0.52
01:39:03.600 timeline, um, uh, literally nothing.
01:39:07.860 I saw something where, I saw something white where, um, it looked like, I don't know if it
01:39:14.300 held down there, but it looked like Palantir tanked, like, quite a bit.
01:39:20.280 Yeah, their stock price.
01:39:23.040 I saw it pop up on my timeline.
01:39:26.640 I'll have to look into that.
01:39:27.740 Manufactured rug pull, brother.
01:39:31.520 Probably.
01:39:32.780 What was that?
01:39:36.260 I said it's probably just a manufactured rug pull, so they can buy it in lower later.
01:39:41.580 Oh, okay.
01:39:43.000 Yeah, I, I, I don't play too much in the stock market.
01:39:45.960 Let's see here.
01:39:52.400 Um, yeah, it's down like, uh, it's only 40 bucks.
01:39:57.840 Um.
01:39:58.460 Yeah, that's, I mean, that's pretty, what was it at, 180 or 160 and it dropped 40?
01:40:05.780 That's like a very significant drop, I would imagine.
01:40:10.600 Oh, yeah.
01:40:10.860 But yeah, if it's a rug pull, then they'll just, what, buy in and, yeah, pump it back 0.85
01:40:16.540 up.
01:40:18.040 Yeah, it looks like, uh, it could be just blowing off some steam.
01:40:23.480 Like, uh, sometimes, you know, that happens and then it pops right back up.
01:40:27.240 But, uh, it is a significant, uh, drop, but it has done that before it dropped from about,
01:40:32.280 uh, let's see here when it was, uh, back in, uh, February, it went from, uh, 126 to down
01:40:42.080 all the way to, uh, 66 the, uh, points.
01:40:47.240 So, um, yeah.
01:40:50.360 What makes that stock so volatile?
01:40:54.260 A lot of stocks don't do that, that like such significant drop.
01:40:59.600 You'll see them drop maybe 10, you know, 10% or whatever, maybe 15%. 0.97
01:41:05.020 And they, but like, these are, that looks really, that's almost like some crypto shit 0.99
01:41:10.200 where it's like, what the fuck? 0.99
01:41:11.500 Yeah, yeah, no, um, I mean, the thing about stocks, right, is that, um, they'll, they'll 0.97
01:41:19.360 do a big, big move and then they'll drop, uh, 88%, 80, let me see here, uh, 0.886, uh, Fibonacci,
01:41:34.200 uh, is pretty much where it ended up just a little bit below there and then it bounced right
01:41:40.100 back, um, but yeah, it, it, I mean, it'll go up, you know, 88%, then it'll dump 88%.
01:41:47.340 Um, and that's just kind of the same with stocks, but happening in that timeline is, uh, is a
01:41:53.340 little bit, um, more, more probably insider trading.
01:41:58.860 Um, and then they know that if they coordinate it to dump, uh, X amount in one day or two days
01:42:05.380 or in a week, and then they, they buy it all back because they want to get it cheaper, right?
01:42:09.860 So if somebody starts dumping and people notice, and it's at a certain level where it should
01:42:15.100 reverse and mostly everyone just kind of follows who's dumps it.
01:42:18.620 And then, you know, uh, it could either keep going if it breaks this, uh, this little trend
01:42:24.220 or it, or it can bounce.
01:42:26.320 So hard to say, hard to say, uh, I haven't heard any news, but so it must be just insider
01:42:31.880 like, uh, preparation.
01:42:34.780 Go ahead, Honky.
01:42:38.440 Oh, is, uh, Dr. Vril's hands up?
01:42:40.380 Is he, uh, yeah, sorry, I only saw yours.
01:42:48.100 Go ahead, Vril, and then we'll go to Honky.
01:42:51.480 Yeah, so I just read a article on The Economist.
01:42:54.800 It did, like, the seminal work on Palantir, and the title, I put it in the purple pill.
01:43:01.880 And the title of the thing, since everyone's prognosticating on why is it going up or down?
01:43:07.740 Like, that's a defining piece that they wrote.
01:43:10.140 It's in the purple pill.
01:43:12.140 And, uh, not coincidentally, the title of the piece is, uh, Palantir is the most overvalued
01:43:17.480 stock of all time.
01:43:19.500 So if anyone's truly interested in what's going on with them, The Economist kind of does a
01:43:24.700 bang up job of that stuff.
01:43:26.220 What, it IPO'd at, like, what, $10 or $8 or something?
01:43:34.760 Listen, all you have to do is, uh, when it comes to stocks these days, look who the president
01:43:40.820 is choosing for his cabinet, see those people who are being chosen for cabinet, figure out
01:43:44.920 what stock they own, or what company they're, uh, they own, and then put, buy stock in that
01:43:51.200 company and then sell as soon as the stock, uh, gets valued or higher.
01:43:56.140 That seems to be, that seems to be the winning case, right?
01:43:59.720 Like, it did it with Obama, it did it with, uh, did it with Trump the first time, did it
01:44:06.020 with Biden, like, the people in his cabinet, all their company stocks went, went up when
01:44:12.380 they were working for him in his cabinet.
01:44:13.680 Peter Thiel planned here, like, the stock went up because he's with Trump's capital.
01:44:19.880 That's all it is.
01:44:21.880 I think you're way better off buying dividends that have, like, uh, payment, payment histories,
01:44:27.620 clear payment histories of 20 years or more.
01:44:30.320 You can find some companies like water, American Water Systems, they've had over 60 years of
01:44:34.920 payouts and they've never missed a payout.
01:44:37.340 So it's a pretty solid investment on that.
01:44:39.700 That's what I do personally.
01:44:43.680 Go ahead, Honky.
01:44:48.980 All right.
01:44:49.880 This is not investment advice because it isn't.
01:44:53.600 But, um, this morning I was going through the timeline and I saw that something pissed off
01:44:59.580 Laura Loomer real bad. 1.00
01:45:01.140 So I clicked on it.
01:45:03.000 It was this guy that, uh, Tucker Carlson just interviewed this professor from Cornell.
01:45:06.460 And he has some pretty great, good insights on the market and everything.
01:45:10.420 And, uh, towards the end, Tucker asked him, he goes, Hey, he goes, so what do you do?
01:45:13.680 What are you investing in now?
01:45:14.880 Cause this guy's like, yeah, you know, I was buying gold when it was like, you know, 200
01:45:18.360 bucks an ounce and all this stuff.
01:45:20.360 He said right now he wants to buy a, he's buying platinum because it's, there's only, uh, about
01:45:26.280 $2 billion worth of it in circulation.
01:45:28.700 And I think only Russia and Ukraine are mining it.
01:45:33.020 And it's, uh, pretty much it's, uh, they're using it more than, than they can pull it out.
01:45:38.420 So, uh, he's like, yeah, he expects it to pop.
01:45:41.040 So I just pulled up the chart here when I was sitting there waiting to speak.
01:45:43.620 And, uh, yeah, go ahead and look at the, look at the five-year chart of platinum.
01:45:47.500 Um, it's just like, all of a sudden just started like going up like Bitcoin later when you all
01:45:54.680 got your boats, they, they, um, they use it heavily in those, those five G, um, uh, what
01:46:04.900 are those, those, the, the, the 5G modules or whatever they're called, the ones they put
01:46:09.440 up on the towers, platinum is used heavily in those.
01:46:12.820 And it's also, I know it's in like catalytic, not heavily used, but it is in like catalytic
01:46:18.900 converters for cars and stuff too, and different things.
01:46:24.100 Yeah.
01:46:24.520 They're starting to use it more.
01:46:25.760 And I guess the alternative is palladium, which I guess isn't as, uh, isn't as good a
01:46:30.760 product, I guess, as the platinum.
01:46:32.280 But, uh, yeah, I mean, I've been doing the whole, you know, silver and a little bit of
01:46:36.260 gold for years now and gold's been great, but silvers, I shit, I'm, I'm running out of 0.53
01:46:41.580 room to stick silver.
01:46:42.560 So yeah, but platinum looks like there's something going on, man.
01:46:48.100 Yeah.
01:46:48.720 Silver.
01:46:49.480 I imagine right now, silver is kind of plateauing.
01:46:54.000 I imagine now that it, it, cause it did that giant spike.
01:46:58.620 I was always in the past bullish on silver.
01:47:02.280 You, when you looked at the ratios between gold and silver and where they had been in
01:47:06.820 the past at times, they were smaller, much smaller ratios.
01:47:11.100 And then they were kind of far apart, um, but they've closed the gap a little bit now
01:47:17.460 that it, it jumped.
01:47:19.580 Um, but I haven't watched, I haven't looked at it in about a few weeks.
01:47:23.240 I haven't been following it too much.
01:47:25.520 I'll be, I'm going to go look at platinum.
01:47:27.120 That's, that sounds interesting.
01:47:28.680 Yeah.
01:47:32.280 It just looks like for the past four years or so, it's always been hovering between
01:47:37.740 like, you know, 800 and, you know, touching a thousand.
01:47:41.220 All of a sudden now it's up to, so I think since January, it just went straight up.
01:47:44.880 Now it's like, uh, 1400 or something like that.
01:47:47.920 I didn't, I don't remember today's price, but hell man, maybe, uh, I missed out on Bitcoin.
01:47:53.100 Maybe I'll, I'll get into this.
01:48:05.880 Yeah.
01:48:06.460 I mean, um, I am seeing, uh, a little bit of a bad, like a pattern building on the, uh,
01:48:12.480 weekly, uh, it's called the, uh, rising three methods.
01:48:17.500 And, um, yeah, I would wait a little bit.
01:48:21.500 I wouldn't buy it like this week.
01:48:22.640 I'd wait until, you know, to see if it reverses over the next week.
01:48:26.400 Uh, and you know, because it could, it could very easily go back down to like 930, um, without
01:48:33.340 too much effort.
01:48:34.760 But, uh, yeah.
01:48:36.020 I haven't seen, uh, I haven't seen a lot of people who do Bitcoin, like, like Bitcoin
01:48:41.560 millionaires own a lot of like real tangible property, like houses or anything like that.
01:48:48.400 And maybe I'm just ignorant of it, but like, I don't know.
01:48:52.020 Bitcoin's been out a lot.
01:48:53.440 Like, can you show me like a Bitcoin guy who made money through Bitcoin?
01:48:58.540 That's someone who has money.
01:49:00.400 Yeah, no.
01:49:00.880 Who bought Bitcoin.
01:49:01.780 The guy who I learned all my stocks from, his name is Josh Answers on YouTube.
01:49:05.460 He literally got, that's how he got rich.
01:49:07.760 He got rich off Bitcoin and Ethereum, and then he bought like a bunch of homes.
01:49:13.360 Yeah.
01:49:13.780 The thing about Bitcoin people is that they're, they, a lot of them will just be like, I don't
01:49:19.620 want to sell it.
01:49:20.320 I'm not going to sell it for anything.
01:49:21.800 You know, I'm hodling, I'm hodling.
01:49:23.640 Uh, and they, they are afraid.
01:49:25.460 They're afraid to sell it because they think that when they sell it, they're going to miss
01:49:28.640 out.
01:49:28.860 Right.
01:49:29.040 So they have a different kind of FOMO, not like FOMO of like, oh, I didn't buy it.
01:49:33.280 I missed out.
01:49:34.140 You know, they have a different type of FOMO where they're like, oh, uh, if I sell it
01:49:39.060 now and it pumps, I might, I might miss out.
01:49:41.180 Right.
01:49:41.440 And so it's like, uh, yeah, uh, that's, that's probably like a good, you know, at least 60%
01:49:47.860 of the Bitcoin holders.
01:49:49.100 Um, they just think it's going to call them millions of dollars and say that again, right.
01:49:57.760 I said you could call them homos instead of FOMOs. 1.00
01:49:59.860 My, my, I have a family friend who he's been buying it for years, Bitcoin.
01:50:07.320 And the pro he, he hodls like you're saying, but it's not because he's scared.
01:50:12.620 He, they, they, these people, the guy I'm talking, he has money already and they have a very nice
01:50:20.500 home up in the hills of Sherman Oaks. 0.87
01:50:23.140 If you know that area of California, it's, it's very, um, we're very fucking expensive.
01:50:29.680 So, um, and they hot, he hodls, but they make money like these, him and his wife, he's a master 0.51
01:50:39.480 carpenter.
01:50:40.200 He, he builds like, he used to build studios and stuff out of like customer, like very high,
01:50:47.020 uh, for, for musicians and stuff, custom studio.
01:50:51.000 And so he just builds up this Bitcoin and hold, and, and I can't even argue with them.
01:50:55.740 He has done, uh, I imagine amazing with his, uh, his Bitcoin and stuff because he was buying
01:51:03.340 a while ago, like, and he just keeps buying and, and he always told me he's doing it.
01:51:09.420 He's just going to give it to his, his children.
01:51:12.820 He has two kids and he's just going to pass that along to them.
01:51:17.200 So.
01:51:18.880 Yeah.
01:51:19.380 If they don't, if they don't have like a reason that they need to sell it like right away or
01:51:23.360 something and, you know, or they have money already on the side, that's not, you know,
01:51:27.540 invested part of it, then they'll probably just leave the Bitcoin and just, you know,
01:51:32.000 ride the wave. 0.97
01:51:33.140 And a lot of these people have ridden quite the fucking waves, um, you know, up and down. 0.94
01:51:38.440 So, um, yeah, it, I mean, for me, if like, if I was, if I knew that Bitcoin was topping 0.97
01:51:44.460 at something, I'd be like, yeah, I'm going to cut it, cut it.
01:51:47.440 And just like, uh, you know, you can invest in other things.
01:51:50.740 So, um, but that's, everybody's got a different trading style.
01:51:54.980 So, um, the majority of the Bitcoin holders, they, they think it's the new money, blah,
01:52:01.500 blah, blah.
01:52:02.000 You know, it's going to be, uh, it's such a finite supply, blah, blah, blah.
01:52:05.840 So it's, everybody's in a little bit of a different boat.
01:52:08.700 I know people who, uh, you know, sold and bought at the wrong times, uh, even after making 0.96
01:52:13.120 millions and millions and they've still fucked themselves over. 0.73
01:52:16.920 So, um, it's, it's, uh, yeah, a lot, a lot of mixed bag there, but yeah, a lot of people 0.95
01:52:21.820 don't want to let go of it.
01:52:23.340 That's kind of funny sometimes.
01:52:24.980 Marco, go ahead.
01:52:26.520 Marco.
01:52:28.340 What's up, brother.
01:52:30.560 So, um, I started mining Bitcoin in 2015.
01:52:38.340 You know, uh, should watch a movie called the dark web.
01:52:41.300 It's how the NSA railroaded Ross Ulbricht, who was selling drugs.
01:52:46.300 He was, but he didn't deserve two life sentences, but you can watch the movie and figure it out.
01:52:51.120 But the thing that really, that got my attention, I watched that movie in September of 2015 and,
01:52:58.600 you know, they were exchanging money on the Silk Road with Bitcoin.
01:53:01.620 I love the pseudo anonymity at the time. 1.00
01:53:05.140 Uh, and so I said, I gotta do this shit. 0.93
01:53:07.900 So I started setting machines up and I'll post something, uh, I'll post something and 0.98
01:53:13.780 you can see what my mining farm used to look like.
01:53:15.780 But I started mining Bitcoin in 2015 and I'm absolutely a hodler, never sold any Bitcoin.
01:53:23.160 Um, Bitcoin at that time was running about $600, uh, coin.
01:53:28.880 And, uh, so here's the final frontier though.
01:53:32.720 Here's what y'all are missing.
01:53:34.040 I'm not, uh, I know we have a lot of brilliant people here.
01:53:36.480 Here's what you're missing.
01:53:37.240 The final frontier is not, do I take a profit and mythos.
01:53:41.200 I fell in love with you again when I heard you talking about charts.
01:53:44.340 That is like one of the things that is a discussion we can absolutely have.
01:53:48.660 Uh, I watch charts and trade options all day long.
01:53:51.180 So here's the thing.
01:53:52.120 Here's the final frontier.
01:53:54.000 No, we don't want to sell it and take a profit.
01:53:55.660 What we want to do, and it's about to happen because we're finally getting some favorable
01:53:59.460 regulation and even chase, which is Jamie diamond. 1.00
01:54:03.060 He's that asshole. 1.00
01:54:03.940 He's probably a Jew. 1.00
01:54:04.740 I'm sure somebody, I haven't had my daily beat down yet today.
01:54:07.800 So I'm waiting on that.
01:54:08.920 But Jamie diamond, uh, who's probably a Jew. 0.99
01:54:12.800 I don't know.
01:54:13.120 He's the guy that runs chase, man, chase bank.
01:54:15.600 They're going to allow you to move coins and all of ours are on offline wallets.
01:54:20.400 Nobody can get to them to like a regular bank account.
01:54:23.860 And the final frontier is you'll be able to borrow against that.
01:54:26.240 Just like, let me tell you what the wealthiest people in the world do.
01:54:29.120 They buy real estate because it appreciates like Bitcoin.
01:54:32.560 And then what you can do is you can get what's called a loan to value on that.
01:54:35.540 That's an LTV.
01:54:36.920 So let's say they give you 50% against your property.
01:54:40.220 Those people never pay those loans back. 0.84
01:54:42.720 Okay.
01:54:43.160 It's a line of credit and you live on that.
01:54:45.840 And then you leave that property to your children. 0.64
01:54:48.060 And we've talked this week pretty extensively about different ways to do that and try to
01:54:53.900 skirt tax laws, but that's not what this conversation is about.
01:54:56.980 You'll never sell your coins.
01:54:58.820 You'll just borrow against them.
01:55:00.820 It's just a line of credit.
01:55:02.020 And as long as that, and I know Mythos understands this because of what he said a minute ago, as
01:55:08.060 your asset increases, and we're talking about coins in this case, or you can even equate
01:55:13.820 it to like real estate, as the value of your assets increase, your margin, your margin
01:55:19.740 maintenance goes down.
01:55:21.420 You owe less to the bank.
01:55:23.040 You'll never pay that off. 0.99
01:55:24.520 And that's how the richest people on the fucking planet are doing it. 0.99
01:55:29.860 And that's where we're on the edge of that because Chase has already notified us and told 0.98
01:55:36.180 us they're about to start letting us move coins to a wallet where we control the address
01:55:41.460 in kind, and then they'll just give us an LTV on that. 0.98
01:55:45.280 If I don't want to make the fucking payment, I don't have to. 0.96
01:55:47.440 I can just forfeit some of the coin if I want to, which is what they want you to do. 0.98
01:55:53.140 But if you're in good shape, you'll never do that, right?
01:55:55.820 And as those coins increase in value, right, your LTV goes up, your margin maintenance goes
01:56:03.000 down.
01:56:03.760 That's the final frontier.
01:56:05.280 I'm telling you what everybody's waiting on that has Bitcoin and has money in Bitcoin,
01:56:10.080 real money in Bitcoin.
01:56:13.980 Absolutely.
01:56:14.780 Absolutely.
01:56:15.000 Wait, would you call me Mythos?
01:56:18.580 Oh, man.
01:56:19.420 Sorry, brother.
01:56:20.200 Sorry.
01:56:20.460 I didn't.
01:56:22.700 Yeah.
01:56:23.800 I love you too, Mike.
01:56:25.020 So, you know.
01:56:25.960 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:56:27.220 I probably did.
01:56:28.640 So, Marco, how does a LTV normally work on a housing property?
01:56:33.240 Because housing steadily rises in how much it's worth each year.
01:56:38.620 Is there a way to calculate how much you owe on a LTV loan?
01:56:42.840 Yeah, there's margin maintenance, right?
01:56:44.320 So, that's a great question.
01:56:45.940 If you ever trade, you know, options or just get a margin account with whoever your broker
01:56:50.540 is, man.
01:56:51.120 If it's E-Trade or Swab or Vanguard or whoever that would be, right?
01:56:56.340 So, you have a margin maintenance.
01:56:57.560 So, let's say I want to trade.
01:56:59.640 So, right now it's 50.
01:57:00.420 It's basically 50%.
01:57:02.000 Let's say I want to buy, well, let's use a stock as an example.
01:57:05.240 If I want to buy Apple, right, and it's running, or the Spiders, let's say I want to buy SPY.
01:57:10.960 It's running 600 and 600 something today.
01:57:13.340 I've already looked at it several times today.
01:57:16.500 So, what they'll do is I can buy twice as much.
01:57:20.360 They'll give me 50% margin maintenance, right?
01:57:23.420 So, if I put in $1,000, I can buy $1,500 worth of it.
01:57:28.460 Now, if that stock goes down, what happens is I have to keep my margin maintenance at 50%.
01:57:34.240 So, I would have to.
01:57:35.620 They could make what's called a margin call, and then I would have to throw some cash in
01:57:39.240 to get that back where it is.
01:57:40.260 Now, generally, you know, you want to keep your account up where you don't get those margin calls.
01:57:45.320 It's not because you don't have the money, usually. 0.98
01:57:47.180 It's because it's just a pain in the ass, and you don't want to miss one because your 0.98
01:57:50.160 account takes a hit on that. 0.98
01:57:52.400 So, as that moves up and down, so something more volatile like Bitcoin would require keeping
01:57:58.940 your eye on it for margin maintenance, real estate less so, right?
01:58:02.900 Gold less so, but the principle is the same.
01:58:06.320 That's what they call margin maintenance, Fitz, is when you no longer meet that margin requirement
01:58:13.220 because your asset drops below.
01:58:16.040 And when it goes above, you could actually pull some of that cash out, but if it dropped
01:58:22.680 below, you just have to put it right back, right?
01:58:24.720 So, you want to, you know, this is not financial advice.
01:58:28.240 I'm not certified to do this.
01:58:30.920 Just look for things with positive drift, man.
01:58:33.880 There's some things that, you know, until the end comes, which, you know, it'll be here
01:58:39.520 one day, but, you know, look for things with positive drift, right?
01:58:44.160 You know, there are all kinds of bumps along the road, but things are, some things steadily
01:58:48.760 move forward, but that's a different bag of bananas.
01:58:51.840 I'm just, but that's how margin maintenance works, Fitz.
01:58:55.140 If you want to take it offline on a DM, I can, I'll talk about it all day, man.
01:58:59.780 Oh, yeah.
01:59:05.320 Yeah, no.
01:59:06.820 Yeah.
01:59:07.320 Good, good point there.
01:59:08.780 And yeah.
01:59:09.720 Yeah.
01:59:10.040 Margin.
01:59:11.360 Don't want to get called.
01:59:12.860 Never good to get called.
01:59:15.020 Real, and then we'll go to honky.
01:59:18.100 Yeah, thanks.
01:59:19.380 Since we're talking about.
01:59:21.720 Sorry, just a call, man.
01:59:23.540 Since we're talking about investments, I wondered, since Rusty is in the group and he knows firearms
01:59:30.640 frontwards and backwards, I was wondering if Rusty had any insight regarding Smith and
01:59:35.520 Wesson, which is like historically historical lows.
01:59:40.520 And since I don't know anything about guns compared to Rusty, I wondered if he had any 0.56
01:59:44.840 insight into that as to whether, you know, Smith and Wesson is just a garbage firearm and
01:59:50.800 the stock is in the toilet because it deserves it or, I mean, I have no knowledge about that.
01:59:56.440 I just, I do respect Rusty's intelligence and his wisdom on firearms.
02:00:01.420 I just wondered if he had anything to say.
02:00:03.480 I don't know what's going, I haven't followed their stock, but Smith and Wesson is a great
02:00:10.800 firearm.
02:00:13.240 Awesome.
02:00:14.120 I mean, there's nothing, they are fantastic, right?
02:00:17.740 Like quality, I, um, they've been coming out with some great products to, um, some of their
02:00:24.280 latest, like, um, S and W, the MP pluses and different great triggers.
02:00:30.620 They have, uh, they have this, this, yeah, I, I got nothing, uh, their revolvers, their
02:00:36.420 performance center.
02:00:37.520 I have nothing bad to say about Smith and Wesson.
02:00:40.480 Honestly, they are fantastic company.
02:00:43.620 Great quality control. 0.97
02:00:45.140 And Rusty, Rusty, they're not fucking cheap either, man. 0.95
02:00:48.060 Those are good, you know, not, those are good. 0.96
02:00:50.880 Yeah.
02:00:51.100 Not cheap at all.
02:00:52.460 Depending on the, I've been seeing some great prices on them and maybe that's why, maybe,
02:00:57.560 maybe that's why there's been some good prices on them lately.
02:01:00.280 They're trying to up their sales or something.
02:01:03.340 I didn't know their stock was like, you're talking about their stock, Dr.
02:01:07.240 Ville, Ville, Ville, there, is it down or something or?
02:01:13.260 Yeah.
02:01:13.520 It's, it's SWBI. 0.82
02:01:15.200 It's like seven bucks and change and it's super down.
02:01:18.340 Wow.
02:01:19.480 Yeah.
02:01:20.040 No, um, great guns, just really good guns.
02:01:23.920 Nothing wrong with them at all.
02:01:25.140 That might be the stock we need to buy.
02:01:33.680 Never know.
02:01:34.460 You never know.
02:01:36.360 We'll get a honky than tungsten. 0.96
02:01:37.900 Well, yeah, I, uh, well, back to the earlier thing that Marco was saying about investing.
02:01:44.280 I can't, I don't even know if the guy is still on that Jim Cramer, but I thought the, uh,
02:01:47.840 if you just do the opposite of what Jim Cramer suggests, you should make out like crazy.
02:01:52.660 Um, as far as, uh, Smith and Wesson, um, I mean, I figured they should go up because with
02:01:59.060 all the, uh, all the states that are doing the constitutional carry now, and they make great
02:02:03.640 entry level, I mean, you know, the three 80 bodyguard for women and stuff like that.
02:02:07.960 And the shields, now they're shield plus all that.
02:02:11.420 Um, you know, they got some good firearms and like you said, they're not anything crazy.
02:02:15.800 I mean, you know, people aren't going to go out and buy, you know, a SIG or a Kimber or
02:02:20.060 something like that for their first gun or their everyday carry.
02:02:22.880 So, uh, I might look into that also.
02:02:30.240 Tungsten, go ahead.
02:02:31.080 So, yeah, I just wanted to kind of echo what already looks like the trend is, um, as far
02:02:39.580 as durability, reliability goes, they're absolutely great for the money.
02:02:46.320 Um, there's a, there's a big distinction though, for anyone that's getting into this
02:02:50.160 between their pistols and the revolvers, and that is in cost.
02:02:54.760 Um, but you get what you pay for.
02:02:56.240 So you have to remember revolvers are, are all alloy and sometimes they have exotic handles
02:03:03.960 and such.
02:03:04.460 But, um, as was said by Rusty, in particular, the performance centers, that is a particular
02:03:11.660 lineup that has been worked by a gunsmith within their, um, factory to make it even more improved
02:03:20.600 is, it's hard to beat.
02:03:22.440 There are other, you know, revolvers that are going to be that good.
02:03:24.940 Um, but it's fair enough to say that they're, they're on the 90 some odd percent of, uh,
02:03:31.540 yes, it's good to probably buy that stock.
02:03:33.440 Cause you're not going to, you know, what's it going to, if you're a stock stock guy, what's
02:03:36.840 it going to hurt to buy a little bit?
02:03:38.280 Um, uh, lastly, they also have had very good, uh, in their, in their rifles and their AR-15s.
02:03:45.840 They're not like the best, but they're, they're good enough and they're fair.
02:03:48.680 You know, you're going to, you're going to get good, uh, uh, care if you have to go back
02:03:54.060 and say, Hey, you know, I have an issue here, which I'm not suspecting you will, but that's
02:03:58.800 something that's not like some of these new manufacturers that haven't been around long.
02:04:02.960 So think about what you will.
02:04:08.280 Go ahead, Marco.
02:04:11.820 We were, you know, we were looking at Smiths, like I, I, I just really wanted to shoehorn one 0.69
02:04:18.680 in and wanted to buy one.
02:04:20.100 My wife was looking for, uh, you know, a purse, a weapon for her purse. 1.00
02:04:25.780 And, uh, the thing about the Smiths though, if you're female, they got a hard trigger pull 1.00
02:04:30.720 and that's, um, that's usually if you go look at like the FBI stuff and, um, you know, some
02:04:37.340 of the other ballistic, the ballistic tests, uh, you know, the trigger pulls being hard
02:04:42.040 on females is difficult.
02:04:43.420 We went with a Glock 42.
02:04:45.040 It's a three 80.
02:04:46.420 It's the smallest, uh, weapon that, uh, Glock makes. 0.97
02:04:50.040 And it's, uh, of course she had to buy a fucking pink one, but that's, you know, it's her, 0.98
02:04:54.320 it's her weapon. 0.98
02:04:55.480 She's got concealed carry, but it has a real soft trigger pull, right?
02:04:58.820 So for females, sometimes you, you can't go with name brands. 0.97
02:05:02.560 So, um, you know, you gotta, gotta kind of understand, understand that.
02:05:13.980 I think it was tungsten, rusty, then honky.
02:05:18.660 Yeah.
02:05:19.080 I just want to pop in about, you know, cause there's different philosophies of use and depending
02:05:23.640 on where you're at, you may want one thing and you may want another.
02:05:26.080 But as far as revolvers go, I would say they are as good as, you know, Colt and anything
02:05:33.180 else.
02:05:33.480 Um, and they offer quite a bit of different, um, especially smaller, smaller frame.
02:05:38.940 I believe it's called the J frame and a lady Smith.
02:05:41.540 And you can, you can even get those in, um, plus P rated 38 special, which has a lot more,
02:05:49.360 um, torque and knockdown power.
02:05:51.380 Um, moreover, they do offer those.
02:05:53.180 I do believe in three 57 Magnum.
02:05:55.580 Um, if you're not in a, in a highly volatile area, especially if you're hiking, I prefer
02:06:00.840 three 57 Magnum, um, over nine millimeter.
02:06:04.700 If you're talking about, uh, you know, a beast, um, not, you know, a jungle, a jungle rat as
02:06:09.720 it were.
02:06:12.440 We're just, we're just worried about spooks and parking lots after a hockey game, brother.
02:06:16.260 You know what I'm saying?
02:06:21.520 Go ahead, Rusty.
02:06:24.000 Yeah.
02:06:24.320 And, and someone had mentioned, they came out with a very, um, it's a semi-auto that
02:06:30.880 three 80 bodyguard.
02:06:32.140 It has a very light, uh, to, to cock the slide.
02:06:37.300 It's very light.
02:06:38.420 I imagine the trigger pull is decent too.
02:06:41.140 Um, I know on like their, their MP pluses, um, for a woman doing the slide might be more 1.00
02:06:50.420 difficult, but the trigger pull is amazing.
02:06:53.420 Um, and when it comes to the revolvers, yeah, I got nothing but good stuff to say, you know,
02:06:59.360 and it's like you said, uh, you get what you pay for. 0.99
02:07:01.720 I remember I had a, I, my, one of my first guns was this piece of shit. 0.99
02:07:06.660 Uh, it didn't look like, I thought it was a decent gun. 0.99
02:07:09.480 It was a Rossi 357. 0.97
02:07:11.880 That thing, the first time I took it out to the range, it fucking locked up on the 0.98
02:07:16.460 cylinder. 0.92
02:07:17.260 The timing, I had to send it away the, cause it's like, oh, it locks up the first.
02:07:23.180 Okay.
02:07:23.380 Well then I send it off.
02:07:24.560 They've, they fixed it, sent it back.
02:07:26.420 I immediately sold that, that gun.
02:07:29.560 Uh, um, I put it towards a trade on a Springfield armory, um, 1911.
02:07:37.260 And then, uh, I threw a, just like 200 bucks down with that, that revolver.
02:07:42.300 And I got that instead.
02:07:43.740 And this, this was in the past.
02:07:45.720 And then, um, yeah, so like in Taurus, I noticed Taurus can do the same thing.
02:07:50.560 Um, my stepfather came up on a 44 Magnum Taurus.
02:07:56.240 And if you rapid fire kind of like go through some rounds on it, it locks up eventually too.
02:08:04.120 So I'm not a big fan of certain companies.
02:08:06.900 Like I am not a fan of BrazTech.
02:08:09.200 I will not own a BrazTech firearm. 1.00
02:08:12.360 BrazTech covers a few companies.
02:08:14.260 They're produced out of Brazil.
02:08:16.520 And, uh, I, I am, I'm against them.
02:08:19.900 Um, for a certain reason, for those reasons.
02:08:23.120 So I've Ruger makes a great revolver.
02:08:27.220 And I think Smith and Wesson makes a great revolver.
02:08:30.180 Now, when it comes to the Colts, they were pretty awesome.
02:08:34.340 These, these remakes, there's nothing wrong with the, when they remade these, you know,
02:08:39.380 Anacondas and Colts and, and, uh, the Python and all this stuff they're remaking, but it's
02:08:45.020 not quite the same as the old school ones.
02:08:47.160 And so the old school ones, they like, um, the Tungsten was mentioning with the performance
02:08:52.780 center, right?
02:08:53.400 How the gunsmith will go in and fine tune and find, they, they fine tune these, they'll
02:08:59.980 do the timing themselves.
02:09:01.300 And they, you know, they dirt deburr everything and they make it real nice, right?
02:09:05.960 Like, so that it's smooth action and all this other stuff.
02:09:09.660 Uh, that's what they used to do with Colts. 1.00
02:09:14.060 These Colt Python, they're very expensive.
02:09:16.040 Now these, the ones from the eighties and everything, very pricey, um, in seventies and
02:09:21.440 eighties and all of that.
02:09:22.480 But these new ones, they're all like, um, machined now.
02:09:28.320 They're not, they don't have quite the care.
02:09:30.440 They're, they're not quite the same as the old school ones and I'll leave it there.
02:09:36.260 Avoid Taurus unless you can throw it very hard at the person attacking you because it 0.97
02:09:42.080 will fucking jam on you. 0.98
02:09:43.580 Yeah. 1.00
02:09:43.860 I can't stand that company.
02:09:45.580 That's why I go with Glock.
02:09:50.700 Go ahead, honky.
02:09:52.420 Oh, man.
02:09:53.680 That's, that's what I, I'm, I love, actually, I love my Glocks.
02:09:57.940 I like, uh, I have a couple of Springfield XDs and I like them too.
02:10:03.600 Um, but back on Smith and Wesson, I remember my first, my first handgun was a good old Sigma 0.67
02:10:10.140 series, nine millimeter. 1.00
02:10:11.660 Trigger was absolute garbage shit. 0.99
02:10:14.060 I hated it. 1.00
02:10:14.680 Um, even when I got my, I got the shield just to carry, I mean, I, that's the first thing
02:10:20.480 I do is like the triggers, you know, kind of like what Rusty was saying.
02:10:25.400 Yeah.
02:10:25.620 I mean, yeah.
02:10:25.960 If you want to, you know, you're after, after market or, you know, just upgrade it because
02:10:31.480 they're, they're entry level.
02:10:33.200 And, uh, but no, I just wanted to echo what Paul was saying, man, I mean, you can't go wrong
02:10:37.220 with a Glock and, you know, Mark, but, uh, to the revolver thing, you know, well, my wife,
02:10:42.500 when we went to get her first gun, you know, got her Smith and Wesson, I think it was a
02:10:45.920 featherweight 38 special because.
02:10:47.720 You know, since I was working a ton and she was by herself, I mean, the one thing with
02:10:52.240 a revolver is there won't be any misfeed issues or anything with the magazine go wrong.
02:10:57.400 All you do is point and click and just keep clicking, you know?
02:11:00.280 I mean, so for women, especially, I mean, and a 38 special will, uh, will knock someone 1.00
02:11:07.500 down.
02:11:08.280 So, um, you can't go wrong with them.
02:11:11.480 We call them a Saturday night special.
02:11:14.180 That's right.
02:11:15.020 That's right, baby.
02:11:16.120 You got it.
02:11:17.280 Now, if you're in a liberal state, be very careful about upgrading the trigger.
02:11:22.440 Also, they have, uh, overzealous DAs have gone after people in self-defense situations
02:11:33.360 over the trigger and have tried to make arguments in court on the upgraded trigger, even though
02:11:42.540 that would just help with, you know, accuracy and everything else, right?
02:11:46.880 Because you're not pulling the trigger.
02:11:48.760 You're, you're, you're pulling the trigger correctly instead of like, so you're going
02:11:53.140 to be more accurate.
02:11:53.960 There's all these benefits to it, right?
02:11:55.560 But they'll argue different in that.
02:11:58.260 But this is, again, this is in like, this would be like California, right?
02:12:02.940 Like, uh, and I'm not saying don't upgrade triggers on, on possibly, I just don't know
02:12:07.960 if, if it's going to be your, um, home defense gun or self-defense gun.
02:12:12.220 And I would just be, be cautious about it because I do know of cases that they, they 0.87
02:12:19.660 were, you know, in these crazy states that they're just nuts.
02:12:23.620 Um, they've gone after people and tried to make arguments against it to say you premeditated 0.99
02:12:29.420 this and all this other crap. 1.00
02:12:32.640 Shit, I thought we could put a switch on them. 1.00
02:12:34.660 Yeah, that's why you keep a dirty high point around. 0.99
02:12:38.840 So when, uh, authorities come, that's the gun that used.
02:12:46.140 Go ahead, Marco.
02:12:48.100 So, I mean, Rusty is exactly correct.
02:12:50.180 You know, the, the, the problem is that trigger replacement is like when you start researching
02:12:54.520 weapons, uh, that's like the number one, usually aside from barrels, especially with long guns,
02:13:01.280 right?
02:13:02.340 Like, you know, we've got, uh, uh, we've got Smith, um, you know, MPARs here and here,
02:13:10.100 here in our house and, you know, trigger replacement is the number one upgrade you can do.
02:13:14.860 And so if you don't know what you're doing, talk to somebody that knows about weapons.
02:13:18.320 But if you, if you were to go out and look at say a middle of the road weapon, like some
02:13:22.880 of the, like some stuff, you know, uh, you, it would, some of them would lead you to trigger
02:13:28.120 replacement for it to be a much better, much better weapon.
02:13:32.120 Like Rusty says, if you don't know how to breathe, you know, you, you know, and you've
02:13:35.980 got a hard trigger pull, you, you, you probably shouldn't own a gun yet.
02:13:39.500 You should learn a little bit.
02:13:41.460 How about, uh, how about you just be a man and, uh, do your finger placement, right?
02:13:46.000 Do what?
02:13:47.420 Be a man and do your finger placement, right?
02:13:50.060 We were talking about women, uh, and, and trigger pull and other things, right? 0.93
02:13:53.940 So I think I had, I got my first guy and say, I like these conversations with you.
02:13:59.180 I got my first shotgun at eight years old.
02:14:00.980 When did you get yours?
02:14:03.860 Sorry.
02:14:04.260 I grew up in a ghetto.
02:14:05.620 Ah, that's a man.
02:14:07.180 There's a man for you.
02:14:08.220 All right.
02:14:08.840 Thank you.
02:14:09.960 But you know what I never had to do?
02:14:12.180 What?
02:14:12.840 My argument, my trigger.
02:14:14.180 Cause I was a man.
02:14:15.080 I learned how to use my finger placement.
02:14:17.200 That's right.
02:14:18.020 Well, I didn't either. 1.00
02:14:18.780 Asshole, but we're talking about women. 1.00
02:14:21.660 Yeah. 0.99
02:14:23.940 I, one time I, um, upgraded a barrel on a, uh, I custom fitted it.
02:14:31.100 I upgraded it.
02:14:32.440 It was on a Glock and I custom fitted a Wilson combat barrel to it.
02:14:36.980 And I will say it did, um, it improved the groupings.
02:14:41.800 Um, and there was nothing I was changing about how I was shooting.
02:14:46.820 It seemed to just, it went from like about two inch, three inch groupings down to like
02:14:53.580 one inch groupings.
02:14:54.780 I did notice that, um, before.
02:14:58.880 And that was no, no trigger.
02:15:01.020 Great.
02:15:01.560 Yeah.
02:15:01.780 That's probably the number two upgrade right there.
02:15:03.700 Rusty.
02:15:04.040 Right.
02:15:04.340 Well, for long gone, that might be number one.
02:15:06.180 Right.
02:15:06.520 So go ahead, tungsten.
02:15:13.180 Then we'll go to skull mask.
02:15:15.780 Yeah.
02:15:16.220 Another, I didn't get into this, but about philosophy use, there's advantages also in a
02:15:21.040 couple, uh, to the revolver over pistol.
02:15:25.580 Number one, if you are in close quarters and you press a pistol up against something and
02:15:31.200 it goes out of battery, meaning the slide is pushed even a millimeter out of battery,
02:15:36.860 it will not operate.
02:15:38.540 Remember that.
02:15:39.660 Number two, if you are trying to be very stealth, your pistol will eject the shell.
02:15:49.740 The revolver will not make of that what you will.
02:15:55.580 Did we lose skull or am I glitching?
02:16:09.800 Yeah.
02:16:09.980 I see you dropped down for me.
02:16:13.440 Here.
02:16:13.600 He comes back.
02:16:21.380 Skull.
02:16:21.820 Can you hear us?
02:16:24.220 Yeah.
02:16:24.860 All right.
02:16:25.280 We'll go skull and bugle bits.
02:16:27.500 I think I'm good now.
02:16:28.840 Uh, trigger talk is funny.
02:16:31.840 Y'all ever shot the Soviet standard issue, AK 74.
02:16:36.080 Anybody?
02:16:36.980 They had the worst trigger slap ever than it would.
02:16:41.960 I don't know how these Slavs shot those things. 1.00
02:16:45.440 The trigger will slap back into your finger and it beats your finger to bits.
02:16:53.040 It's wild.
02:16:53.700 And you got to replace, like they don't have a buffer tube.
02:16:56.660 They've got a recoil spring and you can like put some stuff in there and swap out the trigger
02:17:01.980 and all this and, uh, make it better. 0.98
02:17:04.000 But it's, um, the middle spec stuff is shite. 0.99
02:17:08.180 Like the trigger pull weight on, like an M16 or an M4 is shite. 0.98
02:17:14.220 And people be like, oh, I like the middle spec. 0.94
02:17:16.180 Like, oh, and it's the worst experience you will ever have shooting.
02:17:20.680 And I'm fortunate because I got long fingers so that I could shoot like the, uh, um, like
02:17:28.460 the USPs that have like the big block handles.
02:17:33.480 I don't, I don't know why I get sent for Glocks. 0.99
02:17:36.120 Like they're very unergonomic.
02:17:38.160 They're very not fun.
02:17:39.040 They're like, uh, like, uh, they shouldn't come out about the last person.
02:17:49.400 It's not funny.
02:17:50.920 So, yeah, man, that last night copter slap was something else.
02:17:54.300 That's crazy.
02:17:57.580 I always advocate for replacing a trigger.
02:17:59.960 I always advocate on every gun for replacing triggers, especially the old ones.
02:18:04.040 The old one triggers, old triggers are dangerous.
02:18:07.440 And they like rattle around and they get loose.
02:18:11.720 But it's a few happens, happens if you buy, buy guns at gun shows.
02:18:23.680 On an AR, it definitely makes a difference.
02:18:26.420 And they got those G2s you can put on AKs and stuff.
02:18:30.480 They're nice.
02:18:31.720 Um, I, uh, you know, an upgraded trigger on an AR for sure. 0.81
02:18:34.960 Uh, I don't mind a shitty Glock trigger though. 0.89
02:18:44.980 I'll be honest. 0.99
02:18:45.780 I like shooting.
02:18:46.980 Like, I like the martial arts aspect of it.
02:18:49.440 I'm not really into collecting guns though.
02:18:52.180 Like I know guys who have more guns than they can ever shoot.
02:18:55.200 It's like, it's just insane.
02:19:02.320 Go ahead, Bogovic.
02:19:03.480 Bogovic.
02:19:04.960 Hey, um, I was just going to say, though, uh, the guy had a point about, uh, if you stick a gun against something, typically speaking, it'll take it out of battery.
02:19:13.660 But this is where the 1911 excels, because what you do is you can stick it up against something, pull the trigger while the, um, the safety's on.
02:19:21.580 And if you drop the safety, it'll fire and it won't take it out of battery while you've got it pressed up against something. So that's why.
02:19:27.340 The 1911 for that situation is the best, but I just want to say that.
02:19:31.660 Or you can just pull back as you fire.
02:19:34.960 Well, those frangible.
02:19:43.640 Wouldn't the bushing, you know, get in the way of it going out of battery anyways on a 1911?
02:19:50.620 No, I've tried. I mean, it will. It'll, if you don't have it locked, it'll, it'll go out of battery slightly.
02:19:57.640 Now, I never tried to fire it, but I know that if you, um, if you got the safety on and everything and you hold the trigger and it'll drop every time and fire.
02:20:05.260 Another nice pistol is, uh, the Beretta 92s. I always liked those. Those are very nice.
02:20:13.500 It's a classic, man. That's a good one.
02:20:33.480 We might have to start us a gun spice, guys. 0.76
02:20:35.580 I always love talking about guns, but most of them, you know, like, uh, live spaces are like, we can talk about everything except for religion, guns, so I just always kept it quiet.
02:20:48.900 Well, I don't think nobody's fed posting or anything, you know, we're just talking about what we have, what we like, and possibly buying stock in it.
02:20:59.900 I used to have, um, one of those, um, Yugo, uh, PSLs, you know, they're kind of like a Dragunov.
02:21:13.400 I sold it, but I made a good profit on it. 0.93
02:21:16.660 This guy, he's, he painted the shit out of it, and I, I went through that gun. 0.66
02:21:22.760 I probably put 12 hours of detailing and refinishing the wood, cleaning up every surface of paint off of it, and it was beautiful, and I, I made a profit on it. 0.97
02:21:35.660 I made a solid 800 profit on that gun.
02:21:41.880 Go ahead, Honky.
02:21:42.700 I saw a, oh, sorry.
02:21:46.320 That's all right, go for it, man.
02:21:47.480 I'll put my hand up like a, like a regular white dude. 0.91
02:21:49.860 I'm going to be, I'm going to act white, act right, Honky, please let it rip.
02:21:54.780 Appreciate it.
02:21:55.980 Oh, no, I'm just going to say, uh, I, I think yesterday, Rusty mentioned, um, you know, SKS's.
02:22:01.900 I remember that was one of my first rifles.
02:22:03.640 I mean, they used to be dirt cheap.
02:22:05.000 You could pick them up anywhere.
02:22:06.340 You used to be able to get them in a case, filled in Cosmoline and for nothing.
02:22:10.580 And, uh, they've skyrocketed.
02:22:12.060 It's a good gun.
02:22:12.600 I got a Norinco, uh, all matching numbers and stuff.
02:22:16.820 Great gun.
02:22:17.460 Um, but since Rusty knows, you know, he seems like he's, he's had a few guns.
02:22:22.580 Do you remember when you used to be able to get the, was it the Mosin of guys for like 0.95
02:22:26.460 under a hundred?
02:22:27.040 They used to give you one free.
02:22:28.380 If you bought so much at certain gun places, have you seen what they're, what they're going
02:22:32.860 for now? 0.96
02:22:33.620 They've gotten ridiculous. 0.96
02:22:35.420 Yes, they have. 0.95
02:22:36.680 They, I remember used to pick them up from big five for like on sale for 90 bucks.
02:22:41.640 They want like three, 400 now.
02:22:43.660 And the, um, I, I looked into Canada and I guess the BM 59 is banned now by name recently
02:22:51.920 in the last couple of years, but I was looking another gun you can do and you can, you can,
02:22:58.480 um, custom it out for Canada people.
02:23:01.760 It's called a Norinco M305 and they look pretty neat.
02:23:06.420 Honky, you brought back memories, the SKS.
02:23:14.180 That was my first deer rifle.
02:23:16.480 Really?
02:23:17.020 Yeah, actually I got my first one at a pawn shop out in the way to, uh, in the middle of
02:23:21.860 Georgia nowhere, buddy saw it.
02:23:23.580 I got up there and I remember bargaining with him.
02:23:27.180 He gave it to me for a hundred bucks and he gave me, hell, I think he was like, wanted
02:23:30.720 to sweeten the deal.
02:23:31.520 He actually threw in a couple of hundred rounds of a 7.62 also, you know, that's unheard
02:23:36.020 of these days.
02:23:38.780 Oh yeah.
02:23:39.740 Go ahead.
02:23:40.160 Let's go.
02:23:43.660 I was at a show a couple of years ago and I ran into this older gentleman, a collector
02:23:50.580 and he had one of, he, he had like a very early number stoner assault rifle and I'd never
02:24:00.620 seen one of those and it had the backlight furniture and everything.
02:24:05.440 And it was like sheet, sheet metal, all this stuff.
02:24:09.460 It was really cool seeing a stoner up close.
02:24:11.740 Cause I'd never seen, I don't know how many of them are around, but some of these collectors
02:24:15.880 guys, you go to these big shows and they've got some, uh, you can, you can see like, you
02:24:21.300 can see some weird stuff like Lugers, like old Thompson's that are, that'll still shoot.
02:24:26.820 It's really neat.
02:24:27.820 That's one of my favorite places to go and just like waste time and, and like talk to
02:24:32.640 lads and, uh, but buy old bayonets.
02:24:35.500 You can get like old bayonets and canteens and everything.
02:24:38.100 I always like doing that.
02:24:44.420 Go ahead, Rusty.
02:24:46.820 Yeah.
02:24:47.260 I remember the SKS is too, back in the day.
02:24:49.740 I, my first one was, it was, it was from Turner's and it was two 50 and I ended up, uh, I ended
02:24:58.340 up custom fitting a really nice, uh, laminated wood stock and doing a few things too.
02:25:04.820 And then I ended up selling it and I made some, and I did a trade.
02:25:09.240 It was practically a trade.
02:25:10.520 It was like, I sold to one guy and then I bought this other one.
02:25:13.220 And I had it lined up and I bought this minty Yugoslavian one. 0.99
02:25:18.080 Um, and that was, that was a nice little upgrade.
02:25:21.900 I felt like, but that there was nothing wrong with that Chinese one either.
02:25:26.920 And they got some new gun that's coming out soon.
02:25:30.600 Um, they should be here by Christmas, I think.
02:25:34.860 And it's from Korea.
02:25:36.480 They're real.
02:25:36.980 Uh, I can't, I can't remember.
02:25:38.140 I'd have to look into it.
02:25:39.420 It's, um, these were like very sought after and they're coming back made by, oh, the day
02:25:46.300 woos.
02:25:46.940 The day woos are coming back. 1.00
02:25:49.040 Those are going to be cool.
02:25:50.360 Well, I'll be checking my Christmas tree, Rusty.
02:25:55.080 Go ahead, honky.
02:25:56.960 I was going to say, you know, it's funny that, uh, we're about back to the SKS.
02:26:00.960 When I bought that was during the old, uh, old assault weapons ban.
02:26:04.780 So I remember I was pissed off.
02:26:06.480 I couldn't get my, my assault bayonet with it.
02:26:08.920 They wouldn't sell it me the bayonet, but, uh, you know, which I always wondered why the
02:26:13.580 hell was a bayonet on the assault weapons ban.
02:26:15.580 In case you run out of bullets.
02:26:20.800 That's what I always thought.
02:26:25.500 Go ahead.
02:26:26.060 Talk to.
02:26:29.080 So, yeah, I wanted to talk about how, you know, we've, we've kind of reminisced a little
02:26:33.540 bit about how it was.
02:26:34.360 I mean, you should get these things for a hundred dollars, but I would, I would encourage anyone
02:26:38.580 at this point in time to just forget about all those Russian, um, rifles there.
02:26:43.780 And most of the ammunition is trashed.
02:26:46.200 It's steel cased.
02:26:47.160 You can't reload it.
02:26:48.720 Um, and I get it.
02:26:49.800 If you're like, you, you, for some reason don't have any money, but like do yourself a
02:26:54.080 favor, pony up, get off your wallet, save a few bucks, buy an American rifle and a cartridge
02:26:59.380 that's available in North America.
02:27:02.200 And that way, if it ever gets difficult, you can at least find the ammunition or reload it.
02:27:06.760 Go ahead, Rusty.
02:27:15.540 Yeah.
02:27:16.000 I mean, well, a little bit of counter there with, you know, with seven, six, two by three,
02:27:21.780 nine, you know, your, your SKS slash AK round is et cetera.
02:27:26.680 Um, you can get it in brass also.
02:27:30.440 They, it's that most of it that you're coming across, right.
02:27:35.500 Is it's not corrosive anymore. 0.95
02:27:37.280 So none of that shit's, it's all, you know, all that stuff that like, um, Wolf is producing 0.67
02:27:44.100 and some of these other, none of it, it's all non-corrosive for the most, unless you're 0.98
02:27:48.140 finding some old school in, in those cans, military stuff.
02:27:54.120 Um, and a lot of AKs, uh, are chrome lined.
02:27:57.560 So they're going to be able to handle this corrosive animal.
02:28:01.460 You still would want to clean it afterwards and everything just so you're not pitting
02:28:05.720 your barrel or, you know, corroding it, but, um, not too, not too bad.
02:28:11.220 And it is heavily, heavily produced, so it's not a bad caliber to own on top of other calibers.
02:28:19.540 I think, um, it's one of the, you know, kind of non NATO rounds that I would consider owning
02:28:27.080 still, and, you know, because of the mass production and availability of its ammo.
02:28:41.220 Go ahead, Skull.
02:28:44.700 Why are primers so expensive? 1.00
02:28:48.160 To fuck you over. 1.00
02:28:51.980 If I may, primers are a chemical reaction, whereas they are not, it's not a, um, reaction 1.00
02:28:59.620 like the gunpowder is itself.
02:29:02.280 So it's, it's, it's like a chemist kind of thing, and you can't just go out and easily
02:29:07.300 make primers.
02:29:08.240 So they've got, it's just like a car, you know, if you don't got gunpowder, you
02:29:11.220 gasoline for your car, you know, well, you're not driving it unless you have some, um, hybrid
02:29:16.620 vehicle or something like that.
02:29:18.000 So that's, that's just one of the crux of the matter.
02:29:20.980 So if you're interested in reloading, you should definitely go out and buy many tens of thousands
02:29:25.680 of primers.
02:29:26.460 Otherwise you're kind of in, up the Creek, even if you have tens of thousands of cases
02:29:31.180 of brass and projectiles and the powder.
02:29:38.160 Yeah, but they're like ridiculously expensive ever since COVID. 1.00
02:29:41.220 Stupid rifle primers are ridiculous. 1.00
02:29:45.320 Yeah. 1.00
02:29:45.500 I want to just chime in there.
02:29:46.820 So the bear in mind, the transition from COVID was the launching of the Ukrainian crisis.
02:29:53.780 So, um, my approximation is that many of the manufacturers in the United States have been
02:29:59.440 supplying that war, um, from the beginning.
02:30:03.560 So that's going to also cut in a little bit on the surplus.
02:30:07.260 It is true that they, since COVID it was, and they were almost impossible to find at the
02:30:11.900 time.
02:30:12.200 Um, so I think that's a part and parcel of the, you know, the, the increase in price.
02:30:24.260 Honky then rusty.
02:30:25.260 Hi, someone mentioned reloading.
02:30:28.580 You know, it's funny, right before COVID, I went, uh, was it the Lyman or the, the, it's
02:30:33.480 like the, the, one of the big manuals for reloading.
02:30:36.100 So I was like, I got to get into this.
02:30:38.160 And, um, sure enough, COVID happened.
02:30:42.920 It seems like everyone had the same idea.
02:30:44.700 So I remember you couldn't even find like, you know, a single stage press or anything,
02:30:48.420 you know, to do it.
02:30:49.600 But, uh, as far as, you know, primers have gone up, everything else, um, unless you're
02:30:56.140 sitting here trying to make, you know, special rounds, like, you know, subsonic or like, you
02:30:59.600 know, 300 blackout, I know they make them commercial now, but it's still, you know, people
02:31:04.200 like to mess around with those for suppressors.
02:31:06.740 Is it even worthwhile now to do it?
02:31:08.960 Or has things just gotten out of hand?
02:31:10.880 Yeah.
02:31:14.700 Rusty, it depends how much you shoot.
02:31:18.800 And I will agree with Tungsten.
02:31:21.140 Um, the, the fact is, is that is what caused a lot of the ammo to go up and never come down
02:31:27.620 because those companies are going to fulfill those massive contracts by the military before
02:31:34.280 they fulfill the civilian need.
02:31:36.980 Um, because they're so large that they can keep those contracts alone can keep a, a company
02:31:44.680 afloat, right?
02:31:46.180 So they're going to take those into priority.
02:31:49.480 If I may, real quick, the, um, other point here is if, if you're serious into marksmanship,
02:32:03.620 that's the other reason that you'd want to do this because the, that's where the cost
02:32:09.480 and the savings benefits you.
02:32:11.520 The average ammunition is not better than the 90th percentile and oftentimes less of what
02:32:18.600 is possible.
02:32:19.760 So if you're into splitting hairs and, and, you know, having sub MOA, if you know what
02:32:25.180 I'm talking about, you're going to probably want to invest the time money into having at
02:32:30.560 least a single stage press where you can make your own boutique cartridges for.
02:32:34.560 And these cartridges are not typically pistol cartridges.
02:32:40.080 This is typically rifle cartridges where you want to spend your time on where the further
02:32:44.980 you go, the margins of error that increase are a lot more relevant.
02:32:49.440 So you want to shrink the margins of error at every hundreds of yards or a hundred meters,
02:32:54.160 however you want to look at it so that your end result is going to be superior than what
02:33:00.060 you're going to get on the shelf.
02:33:01.120 I mean, you're talking about just to give you a perspective for those who are new here,
02:33:04.440 you could talk about 60 to a hundred dollars for a box of ammunition of this type of, of,
02:33:10.080 um, mid, mid range rifle, not talking about the long range, but just mid range rifle cartridges.
02:33:16.320 So do the math.
02:33:22.000 Go ahead, Scott.
02:33:25.640 Yeah, I was just going to say that I have some buddies who do competitive shooting.
02:33:30.640 Then they all swear by like hand load.
02:33:34.540 Cause you're supposed to do like different grains and then you're supposed to do like
02:33:40.060 way out, like smaller amounts of powder and, and put it all in these boxes and they put
02:33:45.080 little tags on it and then they'll shoot groupings and they'll like have different.
02:33:49.960 I got like a whole setup.
02:33:51.460 It's wild to have like a whole chart thing, like a whole spreadsheet they make and they'll
02:33:55.820 put the info in it and then they'll mark down what they're shooting.
02:33:59.160 And I guess you're supposed to shoot like the certain, like five rounds at a time.
02:34:03.060 And then all this stuff, it's wild.
02:34:05.780 I have a, uh, one of my buddies shoots like a 300 Winchester mag with this crazy scope on
02:34:12.160 it.
02:34:12.440 And he was a competitive shooter when he was younger and he swears by it.
02:34:16.820 He never shoots factory out of that thing.
02:34:21.100 Well, I smell a field trip coming.
02:34:22.900 Yeah.
02:34:22.980 Yeah.
02:34:29.160 I want to just chime in.
02:34:30.980 So that particular cartridge is the, really the threshold when you start getting into,
02:34:35.660 you know, long distance and anything after that.
02:34:39.640 And, and, and when you start getting into long range, what you need to check for, if
02:34:44.960 you're really getting it is some presses will not accommodate in the throat, in the stroke
02:34:50.120 to these big cartridges.
02:34:52.240 So be sure if you get a big cartridge, meaning 300 Win mag or bigger that your press or the
02:34:58.740 press you're going to buy will accommodate that cartridge.
02:35:03.420 It's not just the fitting that sits in the base, but the total height that from the neck
02:35:09.280 to the, to where the primer is installed.
02:35:16.440 Go ahead, Russ.
02:35:18.500 Did you guys, have you guys seen that, um, it came out in the last couple of years?
02:35:24.280 Not, it's relatively new, maybe a year or two.
02:35:26.760 I don't know.
02:35:27.180 It's somewhere around there.
02:35:28.100 Um, the 8.6 black that looked really interesting.
02:35:32.500 It takes a Creedmoor cartridge and then they take the, um, a 338 bullet and it's, um, it's
02:35:40.860 like fitted so that it will take the 338 bullet, but it's for subsonic and it pretty much is
02:35:48.400 like a 300 blackout, but with a bigger, heavier bullet and it go, it has, uh, it's four suppressed,
02:35:56.580 but it'll go out further than a 300 blackout.
02:36:00.020 They say it'll go.
02:36:01.220 It's good for like three to 500 yards.
02:36:04.320 And, uh, it just, it's a neat round.
02:36:07.060 It looked interesting.
02:36:08.240 I mean, I'm, I'm not a big fan of these, all these specialty rounds.
02:36:14.140 I like them to be proven more.
02:36:16.680 I do like 300 blackout though.
02:36:19.340 And, uh, that's a cool round, honestly, but I don't like to get too far into it.
02:36:25.400 Cause then you have too many different ammos and different things and you want to have 1.00
02:36:29.420 ammo for your guns actually.
02:36:31.200 So you'd have to like buy lots of ammo at that point for many guns, many calibers, but,
02:36:37.420 um, yeah, it was an, it's a neat looking round.
02:36:45.060 Yeah, I've seen that.
02:36:46.280 And I'm pretty sure you have to run that out of an AR-10 platform.
02:36:50.240 If you're, you know, talking about ARs because of the cartridge length and the diameter of
02:36:55.640 the projectile, if I recollect.
02:36:58.080 Um, but while I'm on here, there's another cartridge, I think it's called a 300 PRC, which
02:37:02.760 is slightly larger and slightly, it's new when you're talking about new stuff, slightly larger
02:37:08.060 than the 300 wind mag in its length, in the length.
02:37:11.480 Um, if I recollect, but it is become pretty prominent and it looks like it's going to be
02:37:17.020 around.
02:37:17.500 It's not like a fly by night cartridge as there's been many manufacturers who are making precision
02:37:22.880 rifles to run it.
02:37:24.200 So if you're into, um, long range and you don't want to go to a 338 Lapua, this 300 PRC
02:37:32.240 looks to be very promising. 0.98
02:37:37.180 You want to talk about expensive ammo, that 338 Lapua, holy shit. 0.99
02:37:45.500 Right. 0.91
02:37:46.040 And that's why I say this is that the jump is such, so monumental.
02:37:51.020 If I recollect, I priced this out once upon a time.
02:37:53.160 I think it was like $5 a round, um, approximately for the 338.
02:37:57.960 And I think you can get the 300 PRC.
02:38:01.860 And for those who are wondering, that's the 30 cal.
02:38:04.180 So it's a third of an inch in diameter versus just over a third on the 338 Lapua.
02:38:10.880 And so it's not just the diameter, but the length of the cartridge and the combination
02:38:15.380 thereof that is where the magic's made.
02:38:17.680 But I think the 300, um, uh, PRC is something like a dollar or two.
02:38:23.920 So it's less than half a round.
02:38:25.420 And in most cases, especially in a lot of places in North America, you don't even have
02:38:30.460 the, um, geography or geology to take these rounds out to their, their distance.
02:38:36.680 And so that's why I'm trying to kind of explain the philosophy of use that you probably don't
02:38:41.380 need a 338 Lapua in most cases, or, you know, a 50 cal, like, you know, you're just probably
02:38:47.900 not going to see the circumstances that regular.
02:38:50.980 So something like a 300 wind mag, which is more common, or it's, it's, um, new sibling,
02:38:56.640 the 300 PRC would probably do it.
02:38:58.900 And they're all manageable.
02:39:00.300 They're all, you can carry it, you can reload it, you can find it.
02:39:03.560 So just bear that in mind.
02:39:04.760 You want something radical.
02:39:05.700 It's going to be a lot more difficult to upkeep and, and feed.
02:39:22.620 Time flies when you're having fun or talking about a gun.
02:39:26.640 Um, I was just thinking the same thing.
02:39:35.800 Yeah.
02:39:36.440 So, uh, we do have about just over a half hour left here until the white power lunch hour.
02:39:41.160 So, uh, if you guys want to get up on stage, uh, you have about, uh, 15 minutes here before
02:39:48.300 we close the speaker requests off. 0.87
02:39:50.540 So if you want to jump up here, sorry guys, fucking dying over here.
02:39:54.900 Um, if you want to jump up on stage and now's your chance also, uh, yeah, if you haven't 0.89
02:40:00.320 reposted the space, please, uh, get, you know, if you could repost that we're stuck on 33 reposts.
02:40:05.200 We got 53 listeners, uh, if we could get those numbers, that would be very helpful.
02:40:09.740 So we get a nice audience ready to go for the white power lunch hour. 0.89
02:40:12.940 Honky, go ahead. 0.96
02:40:13.640 Yeah.
02:40:15.880 I just remembered why I don't like talking about guns anymore is because it gets expensive
02:40:20.780 already.
02:40:21.360 I'm searching online and, uh, so I want to, you know, just thank everyone.
02:40:26.320 I'm going to get in trouble probably with my wife because, uh, probably going to buy something,
02:40:30.440 but it's fun.
02:40:33.280 Well, just take her to cracker brow to eat before you make that purchase. 1.00
02:40:36.800 Holy shit. 1.00
02:40:37.720 You've got it. 1.00
02:40:38.460 That's what I'm going to do.
02:40:39.640 This one, 22 long is still the king.
02:40:47.820 You could still get nine millimeter for a good, it seems like you could still get nine
02:40:51.780 millimeter for like pre pandemic prices.
02:40:55.160 You know, I, I find you can find a thousand rounds, uh, online, at least I don't know about
02:41:00.880 in stores, but online, you can find it for right around 200 bucks still for a thousand rounds
02:41:06.620 of nine, um, which I remember it being right around there before the pandemic and that
02:41:14.260 three, three, eight loop, uh, lapua can get even pricier than $5 around.
02:41:18.740 I've seen it for fucking like $10 around before I've seen it cost more than, uh, than 50 BMG
02:41:25.200 at times. 0.99
02:41:26.500 It's crazy.
02:41:32.980 Go ahead.
02:41:33.520 Okay.
02:41:34.280 Oh, Rusty.
02:41:35.020 Uh, I think you mentioned earlier about, uh, uh, Palmetto state, but I mean, cause I bought
02:41:40.280 it on ammo from, you know, all kinds of places online, but to be honest, they don't actually
02:41:45.180 screw you on shipping there.
02:41:46.800 And they, they have some good sales from time to time, especially on like the standard, 0.91
02:41:50.980 you know, two, two, two, two, two, three, three Oh eight, nine millimeter.
02:41:54.660 Um, and they have like a, a real low shipping for these other places you think are getting
02:41:59.660 a deal.
02:42:00.120 And then you add it to the carton and the shipping is ridiculous.
02:42:07.740 For sure.
02:42:08.860 I've, I've seen stuff.
02:42:10.660 Yeah.
02:42:10.820 It was some companies they do that and you're like, Oh, this isn't even worth it.
02:42:15.500 Like what happened?
02:42:30.100 Sorry.
02:42:30.560 I can't get Cracker Barrel off my mind.
02:42:32.320 I feel bad for that old cracker.
02:42:38.280 Go ahead.
02:42:38.920 Let's go.
02:42:41.380 My grandparents used to take me to Cracker Barrel all the time.
02:42:44.100 When I was a kid, they absolutely.
02:42:45.500 Loved it.
02:42:46.220 And we would go in there and they'd get the biscuits and gravy.
02:42:49.220 And then they would buy me the rock candy from the little store out front.
02:42:53.220 They just, they just loved it so much.
02:42:56.240 And it was like, uh, I don't know, man.
02:42:59.480 I thought that one, I thought that one made it.
02:43:01.600 I thought we were past this, like change the logos thing.
02:43:05.040 You know, this stuff like rears its ugly head once in a while and everybody starts.
02:43:09.060 And, uh, not everybody, but you get like,
02:43:11.420 they're going to change her logo. 1.00
02:43:13.960 It's like, dude, it's not, we're not doing the tranny nigger thing anymore. 1.00
02:43:18.420 Okay. 0.95
02:43:18.920 We're done with it.
02:43:24.140 W-A-G-T-F-K-Y. 1.00
02:43:26.880 All right.
02:43:28.060 Stop changing the Cracker Barrel logo. 0.90
02:43:30.380 It's ridiculous. 0.92
02:43:31.200 Yeah, that's the wrong people to mess with, man. 0.95
02:43:36.520 And one last, if you're on a budget, right?
02:43:39.640 And you are looking at shotguns, do not buy those Turkish AK and AR style shotguns.
02:43:49.700 They jam up like crazy, crazy.
02:43:53.300 Like, just do yourself a favor.
02:43:55.920 If you need, buy a Mossberg Maverick 88 and those things are probably the best budget shotgun
02:44:03.740 you can buy, pump action shotgun that are very reliable and you can just burn through rounds
02:44:11.300 with them and they will, they will just keep going, right?
02:44:16.540 Like built like a little tank.
02:44:23.300 Go ahead, Honky.
02:44:31.520 Oh, Paul, you probably know the answer to this or, but I remember when I was up in Georgia,
02:44:35.400 they had a, my wife loved this restaurant, Poe Folks.
02:44:39.040 And then I think they changed it just to folks, but it was good country cooking too.
02:44:42.660 I'm not sure if it's still around.
02:44:46.540 I've never heard of it, brother.
02:44:48.780 Oh, really?
02:44:49.260 They were like a chain up there, but a while ago, but they were pretty good.
02:44:53.300 Around here, it's either Kelly's or Kurt's restaurants.
02:44:58.420 They do the, uh, meat and three or stuff like that, you know, in the home cooked meals.
02:45:03.780 I love meat and threes.
02:45:05.400 Oh man.
02:45:07.640 Yeah.
02:45:08.280 And if you're going to eat out, those are my, those are my favorite spots.
02:45:11.340 And you can also see who, that it's white people that are cooking the food. 0.99
02:45:15.380 They don't hire them fucking Bainers, do they, Rusty? 1.00
02:45:22.000 Go ahead, Honky. 0.99
02:45:23.460 I was just going to say thumbs up to that, but also y'all, you'll also guarantee good cornbread.
02:45:29.060 That's the main thing.
02:45:29.960 Good cornbread.
02:45:30.580 I think all the hobbyists from COVID have worn off too, because I've been looking.
02:45:46.280 If you look on Craigslist or Marketplace now, you can find this outdoor equipment that's pretty much brand new in the box for like half price.
02:45:56.600 And I found, I found so much, I found Merino wool socks on there completely unworn, still in the package.
02:46:03.860 I think a bunch of these people, when COVID hit, they bought this stuff and they kept telling themselves like, oh, I'm going to go out.
02:46:10.840 I'm going to be an outdoors person.
02:46:12.400 I'm going to do it.
02:46:12.960 I'm going to do it.
02:46:13.520 I'm going to do it.
02:46:14.120 And then they never did.
02:46:15.080 And now they're selling it, selling out Marketplace.
02:46:17.600 So you go poke around, find some good deals, man.
02:46:21.100 You find some really, really good deals on there.
02:46:23.280 So these people are basically giving away and they've never used it.
02:46:27.320 That sounds like a good episode of The Price is White.
02:46:31.440 I was thinking the same thing, brother.
02:46:41.780 Go ahead, Rusty.
02:46:43.420 This is funny.
02:46:44.440 When my lady told me, when she's working, this is hilarious, the Bainers will come in, right? 1.00
02:46:54.240 And they can barely speak English and she hates dealing with them. 0.88
02:46:58.720 She doesn't even.
02:46:59.440 So when they get the kids to try and like speak and like they're pointing at things and speaking, trying to speak, brokening.
02:47:09.940 And it's always they want a passport.
02:47:13.020 She just tells them, oh, it's not working.
02:47:15.480 Can't do it right now.
02:47:16.800 And it's hilarious.
02:47:18.520 It is working.
02:47:20.160 But she always tells them it's not.
02:47:22.420 Nothing's working.
02:47:23.000 We don't have that.
02:47:24.020 It's not working.
02:47:24.780 I don't know what you're talking about.
02:47:27.940 Like the McDonald's ice cream machine.
02:47:31.380 Yep.
02:47:31.820 But those McDonald's ice cream machine, they actually, they were like, I watched the whole thing on it.
02:47:40.020 They were, they like were made to break.
02:47:43.800 And then you have to call them in and get them serviced by this one company.
02:47:47.800 And a guy made some program to fix all the problems.
02:47:52.300 And then they were getting sued if they used the thing.
02:47:56.100 It was, it's a whole thing. 1.00
02:47:57.780 Those fucking machines. 1.00
02:47:59.020 They're like a scam. 1.00
02:48:01.820 Oh, yeah.
02:48:05.140 I never really liked McDonald's growing up.
02:48:07.500 I was the kid.
02:48:08.540 I would rather go to my mouth and have a homemade hamburger.
02:48:14.680 For sure.
02:48:15.340 When I grew up, I remember thrifty.
02:48:18.440 I don't know if you guys remember thrifty.
02:48:21.000 But I would get, it wasn't like soft serve.
02:48:23.440 You would just get like hand scooped ice cream.
02:48:25.940 It was like so cheap to, gosh, I think it was like a quarter or 50 cents or something for a cone.
02:48:32.960 Yeah, them good old days, man.
02:48:40.880 When you could get a taco for 25 cents from Taco Bell and it was real food.
02:48:44.760 Yeah, they got sued too because they had more filler than meat, right?
02:48:55.580 They were, it was pushing something like only 30 some percent meat at one point.
02:49:00.940 They got sued and I think they had to up it to at least 50 some percent, 51 or something.
02:49:08.040 Yeah, and a lot of the, yeah, it's a lot of filler and horse meat, their beef.
02:49:15.740 And they can't call it beef because it doesn't have enough beef in it.
02:49:19.060 So it's taco filling instead of beef filling.
02:49:25.400 Is the horse, I heard of the horse thing with some fast food place, but that was in Europe.
02:49:31.660 I didn't know if that was translating over to here too.
02:49:35.440 Yeah.
02:49:38.040 Well, I don't know, but you just hear things, you know.
02:49:41.420 But I mean, I've also heard that McDonald's serves human beings.
02:49:44.260 So, I mean, hell, who knows?
02:49:45.760 Who knows if we've ate each other before and didn't even know it?
02:49:50.180 Well, they have tested multiple fast food places.
02:49:54.680 And for some reason in these tests, they were getting hits for human DNA.
02:50:00.840 Now, what the percentage was, I don't know, and why any DNA is coming up at all.
02:50:08.740 But the fact that they tested multiple places and many of them had shown for human, it makes you think that this wasn't a one-off thing.
02:50:18.940 This wasn't, I don't know, a possible skin cell or whatever that just kind of, you know, like dust.
02:50:28.240 They say dust is mostly skin cells or whatever and all this stuff, right?
02:50:32.100 But the fact that so much of it was testing, it goes, okay, well, this wasn't a one-off thing.
02:50:38.640 I don't eat McDonald's.
02:50:40.200 I don't eat this stuff. 0.83
02:50:42.200 I only tried in the past fucking like 10 years since I got to miss, I had a couple milkshakes from Sonic.
02:50:51.540 And I didn't, they don't taste right, so I don't even have them anymore.
02:50:58.940 Yeah, I didn't see that one, but I seen something about Chick-fil-A and it had like 55 ingredients in the chicken sandwich.
02:51:05.820 And there should only be like four, five if you include the pickle, you know?
02:51:11.240 Yeah, they're, that chicken, it's like probably ingredients that probably something to do with their soaking it in or something, that chicken, right?
02:51:25.660 Yeah, and it's a, it's a Christian company that's closed on Sundays.
02:51:36.140 Sorry to go religious, I never do, but it's just kind of funny, you know?
02:51:41.240 Sammy's ears are ringing right now, he's about to pop into the space.
02:51:48.180 Oh yeah, he just did a three-wheelie on his tractor, hold up, Paul said something about Christian.
02:51:54.800 He's coming, watch out!
02:52:00.700 He's got his headphones in, listen to the channels. 0.99
02:52:03.900 He's just, he's shutting off that thing, did fucking Paul just fucking say something? 0.95
02:52:11.240 Hey, uh, Farrix, uh, notice you came up to the speakers, I was, uh, wondering if you had anything you wanted to contribute or you were just, uh, just, uh, felt like joining the speakers. 0.97
02:52:22.740 All right, we've got a panel rider up here.
02:52:38.200 There we go.
02:52:39.600 All right, yeah, I noticed, I noticed I'm up here walking, so I was just double checking that.
02:52:46.420 Uh, now we know, um, yeah, so we got about, uh, 20 minutes left here, uh, five minutes till we close the speakers off.
02:52:53.780 So, if anyone wants to grab a mic, do your last chance.
02:52:56.880 Uh, other than that, um, yeah, been a good conversation today.
02:53:01.140 I just posted up above in the nest, uh, you can get the Good Jeans White Excellence Clothing, um, T-shirts are now available.
02:53:09.080 Uh, if you want to show the world that you have good genes, you know, uh, and support the, uh, space, support the White Excellence Radio, uh, as a whole, um, yeah, consider, you know, checking those out.
02:53:22.160 Maybe grabbing one for a friend or family or yourself.
02:53:24.640 And, uh, yeah, there's also, uh, there's also women's, uh, options available.
02:53:30.840 So, definitely check that out.
02:53:33.620 Honky, go ahead. 0.96
02:53:35.140 Actually, I got a question for you, man.
02:53:36.520 I was watching this show, which I never even seen before, but I guess it's pretty old.
02:53:40.140 It's called Jade Fever.
02:53:41.680 And I guess they're in Canada there.
02:53:43.380 They find these big old jade rocks and these Chinese people just go crazy for them. 1.00
02:53:48.920 You near, you near jade country, man, I would be out there every day trying to find a rock to sell to a Chinaman. 1.00
02:53:55.540 I'm not actually sure.
02:53:57.020 I think there used to be a lot of jade for, uh, you know, jade around these areas.
02:54:01.760 I'm, I'd have to double check on that.
02:54:03.480 But, uh, I know they, like, um, the, um, they got a lot of gold, uh, in the, uh, valley there.
02:54:12.160 Uh, a lot of gold deposits.
02:54:13.860 Uh, that's where, I guess, the Slumax gold tail came from.
02:54:17.940 Um, and, uh, yeah.
02:54:20.000 So, uh, lots of gold, but I, I, I'd have to check on, uh, where the jade is.
02:54:25.540 So, uh, good, good point.
02:54:29.560 Go ahead, Tungsten. 0.99
02:54:32.160 Yeah, I just want to give one last comment on firearms.
02:54:35.480 Um, if you're in Canada and they have strict gun laws, I've said this before to all my Canadian brothers, go ahead and get yourself a good old-fashioned infield.
02:54:45.220 It's in .303 British, and they're a bolt-action, um, rifle.
02:54:50.820 Very well tested over the many decades, if not century.
02:54:55.740 And that should do you the trick, um, if you're hunting or whatever else.
02:55:00.220 Um, and then the other part I wanted to say to those who are not necessarily in Canada, but if you're in America, um, which Canada is America, but if you're in the United States, if you have the calibers in which the law enforcement and the military are using, if there's ever, you know, hard times and you can't get ammunition, remember, they have coffers of it.
02:55:30.220 Well, that's why you want to have a couple off-rounds, too, right?
02:55:34.340 Like, have a 10-millimeter.
02:55:36.900 A lot of times when the shelves go empty, certain things are gone, like your 9-millimeter, but then you'll have other rounds that are still on the shelves, and you'll still be able to find 10-millimeter in some of these other rounds sometimes.
02:55:52.420 So, I, I, while I'm not a big advocate of having tons of off-rounds, it's good to have some sometimes, because the shelves go bare and some of that stuff's still there.
02:56:11.740 It's like toilet paper.
02:56:17.000 Yeah, when it's all gone, Scott's will still be there.
02:56:19.880 Yeah.
02:56:22.420 Is Fittside glitching for you, Paladin?
02:56:36.220 I see him as a listener.
02:56:38.440 Why, what happened?
02:56:40.120 It just says he's trying to connect with me.
02:56:42.320 I can't, I didn't know if it was me or him.
02:56:44.800 Yeah, for me, I see that he's a listener, so maybe, did he just request, or?
02:56:48.700 No, I don't see requests, I just see connecting, I didn't know if it was him or whatever.
02:56:57.240 Yeah, maybe just a glitch, maybe just a glitch.
02:57:00.160 Okay.
02:57:00.560 I didn't want to get a 45-minute jazz lecture if I didn't, you know, make sure he was good.
02:57:14.100 Yeah, exactly.
02:57:16.020 Yeah, no, I think, I think he's good.
02:57:18.200 But, yeah, these apps glitch out so much, you know, it's hard to tell.
02:57:24.040 But, yeah, if he is doing that for you, then he might be, like, taking up a slot, because sometimes that glitches out.
02:57:32.180 I don't know why, but, yeah.
02:57:34.300 Yeah, good conversations here today.
02:57:37.280 We've got 15 minutes left in the show, so, yeah, if anybody wants to pop up here, your chance is over.
02:57:46.320 You're going to have to wait until the White Power lunch hour. 0.93
02:57:49.080 But, yeah, anybody got any last points of news or anything?
02:57:58.880 I'll just say White Power, brother, and guns are awesome. 0.93
02:58:04.300 A little bit of clapping, wake everybody up.
02:58:24.280 I'll say we should do a round of Price is White, but we might not have time to get that ready before this show ends.
02:58:31.640 Unapologetically me, go ahead.
02:58:33.080 Welcome.
02:58:35.100 Hey, guys.
02:58:36.360 I just wanted, I'm at work, so I can't talk very long, but I just wanted to say thank you for everything, every day.
02:58:44.260 I know I'm not able to participate much, but I listen every day, and I'm very grateful for it.
02:58:51.160 So I just wanted to say thank you.
02:58:56.140 White Power. 0.95
02:58:56.900 Always, always good to hear from you, and definitely, you know, our pleasure. 1.00
02:59:03.100 So white fucking power to that, and yeah, thanks for the kind words. 0.99
02:59:07.180 She made me blush a little bit. 1.00
02:59:13.500 Uh-oh, uh-oh.
02:59:16.820 Mythos, what's going on?
02:59:18.100 Uh-oh, just watering my apple trees.
02:59:24.240 Watering them apple trees.
02:59:26.380 Yeah, just making sure that these, uh, these big apples, uh, probably have about, say, two to four weeks before, uh, some of them are ripe and be able to pull them off.
02:59:42.180 Uh, but yeah, they're about the size of tennis balls right now, almost.
02:59:48.140 Nice.
02:59:48.640 Is it like the third, second or third year you've had the tree growing, or how old is the tree?
02:59:54.040 They were here, they were here when we bought the house, and, uh, and they produce, uh, it's just two trees, but they, uh, they produce almost a couple hundred apples between the two of them.
03:00:08.580 Yeah, they're, uh, and they're good. 0.97
03:00:10.300 Man, these are fucking good apples. 0.98
03:00:14.080 I don't know what kind they are. 0.98
03:00:17.000 Maybe I can use grok to, to find out, I don't know, but, yeah, one of them, they're, they're two different styles of, uh, of apples.
03:00:23.740 One of them, uh, starts harvesting earlier than the other, but by the, by the end of summer, into September, uh, they'll be like, some of them get to be the size, bigger than a tennis ball, like just huge, huge apples.
03:00:42.440 It's so good.
03:00:43.740 And, and Mythos, have you ever been to Apple Hill?
03:00:48.520 Apple Hill, I have not.
03:00:50.080 I've been to Apple Valley, which is, uh, in the, uh, I can't, I think you're robot-ing.
03:01:01.680 There's no apples in Apple Valley.
03:01:09.140 Yeah, it's just a desert, man.
03:01:10.740 It's such a lie.
03:01:11.940 You're like, maybe they found one, right?
03:01:14.320 They found one, like, laying in there, like, hey, Apple Valley.
03:01:19.280 It's by Hesperia in Victorville.
03:01:21.460 Yeah.
03:01:21.700 Yeah, I've got an apple tree, too. 0.96
03:01:25.660 I, uh, um, I'm looking at a big fucking, like, shopping, you know, those, like, shopping, uh, not the, not the shopping carts, but, you know, the, the basket, shopping basket full of fucking giant Macintosh apples. 0.85
03:01:39.320 I got to juice them all, or make applesauce or something, but I've already gone through, like, oh, I've already gone through a fuck ton of apples, just juicing them all and turning that into ice cubes. 0.94
03:01:50.260 And so I've got a, it's a really sweet juice, too. 0.96
03:01:53.080 Um, but yeah, I was a fucking, I gotta get to it. 0.96
03:01:56.240 But yeah, it's nice having an apple tree that, you know, when they actually grow the fucking fruit and, uh, it's edible. 0.97
03:02:02.100 Do you make cider? 0.72
03:02:05.780 And you can also, if you have a dehydrator, you can dehydrate them, like, because a couple hundred apples, that's a lot of apples.
03:02:13.620 It sounds, you gotta make, you gotta start making pies and, and jam.
03:02:17.140 Yeah, we make pies and, and, uh, different pastries with, um, um, let's see, what else?
03:02:25.240 I haven't done cider yet.
03:02:26.880 I need to look into that.
03:02:28.140 That sounds pretty good.
03:02:29.740 Cider is good.
03:02:30.600 And, and, you know, like, uh, you're in California, so I'm sure you've heard of, um, Trader Joe's, right?
03:02:37.800 Or you ever have those dehydrated apples?
03:02:40.900 They're kind of, they're not, like, crispy.
03:02:43.260 They're kind of soft, but they're dehydrated.
03:02:45.920 Yeah, yeah, I've had those.
03:02:47.280 Yeah, they're like, yeah, they're a bit more on the chewy side.
03:02:50.820 Yeah, yeah, and they'll probably keep a while longer than, like, a fresh apple, right?
03:02:55.940 And once you dehydrate something, it usually keeps a little longer. 0.92
03:02:59.480 So, I would just, because you don't want fucking 100 plus apples just going bad. 0.65
03:03:05.400 So, I imagine you gotta come up with ideas. 0.96
03:03:08.020 Uh, another one is, um, apple butter.
03:03:10.920 You ever, you ever make apple butter?
03:03:13.440 I haven't done apple butter either.
03:03:15.420 No.
03:03:16.440 That's a good one.
03:03:17.360 That's good for, like, spreading on toast and stuff.
03:03:19.900 Yeah, it's good.
03:03:21.500 Yeah, that sounds good.
03:03:22.800 Yeah, it's nice because one of the trees, um, it's about a month, uh, ahead of the other
03:03:29.740 one.
03:03:30.160 So, it makes for a good schedule.
03:03:34.920 So, you know, but we, we do end up giving a lot to, like, the school or something and,
03:03:39.420 uh, and sharing them around.
03:03:42.080 Um, but I want to, yeah, I want to dig into, uh, all the different things we could do with,
03:03:47.300 uh, with the apples.
03:03:49.600 I'm going to look into all of those ideas.
03:03:52.480 Yeah, I gotta check that out, too.
03:03:54.940 I, I know you probably aren't into this, but you can, you know, you can, you can make a
03:04:00.920 mash with them and turn them into alcohol, too, which you might not be interested in
03:04:08.840 alcohol, but on the back end, alcohol, once it's a certain percentage, doesn't go bad.
03:04:15.560 Right?
03:04:16.300 And you can always use it for bartering. 0.99
03:04:20.660 So, like, if, you know, if shit hits, alcohol is a great barter item in a, in a shit hits 0.99
03:04:27.440 the fan situation. 1.00
03:04:30.920 Apple butter moonshine, boy, nothing better.
03:04:35.840 I gotta look into that apple butter.
03:04:37.400 I don't know what the hell it is.
03:04:38.460 Yeah, yeah, we hear you.
03:04:40.700 Yeah, I was just going to say, we have this little town near me.
03:04:43.200 It's called Apple Hill.
03:04:44.660 And every fall, they just have, like, this big festival where they make these giant Dutch 1.00
03:04:48.760 apple pies, and they have a couple bars that have apple cider.
03:04:52.500 And, uh, it's just a really cool little place to go for the holidays, like, right before
03:04:55.840 Thanksgiving.
03:04:56.440 I love it.
03:04:56.800 It's, like, outside Placerville in Hope Valley.
03:04:59.880 Yeah. 1.00
03:05:01.400 Fuck yeah. 1.00
03:05:02.160 Yeah, these are just the apples that I, the ones I got right now are just the ones that 1.00
03:05:05.480 have fallen out of the tree.
03:05:06.700 But there's still a fuck ton left in the tree. 0.74
03:05:08.900 I've gone through, yeah, like, basket, probably, probably close to a hundred already. 0.92
03:05:14.460 And, yeah, every day more are falling on the ground.
03:05:17.300 It's still got a ton in the tree.
03:05:18.620 I remember, uh, when I was in Germany during the summer one time, uh, they, they basically, 0.94
03:05:24.280 they just leave out baskets full of apples on the, on the, in the driveways and shit. 0.71
03:05:28.380 So when you're, whenever you're going around, there's just like boxes and buckets of apples 0.95
03:05:32.440 everywhere.
03:05:32.820 And people just like throw them around sometimes. 0.98
03:05:34.800 But yeah, uh, there's so many fucking apples, you don't know what to do with them. 0.91
03:05:40.260 So I'm going to have to look into this apple butter and maybe I do have a dehydrated, maybe 0.96
03:05:44.080 I'll dehydrate some.
03:05:45.140 So good, good call.
03:05:46.740 So yeah, yeah, cider is a good one because, uh, when I was growing up, we had a neighbor
03:05:52.660 that had a big Granny Smith apple tree and it fed the whole, all the neighborhood kids.
03:05:59.380 Yeah.
03:05:59.940 Granny Smith used to be my favorite as a kid because it was either that or, uh, or red
03:06:05.420 delicious and a red delicious is just a lie.
03:06:08.660 You know, that's, uh, that was a foul marketing move to lie to children.
03:06:13.980 Uh, it's, it's when I knew Santa Claus wasn't real. 1.00
03:06:17.160 It's like, no, this is all bullshit. 0.99
03:06:19.240 Uh, it's like, they're like, they're like, you know, mushy. 1.00
03:06:22.400 Yeah.
03:06:22.820 That's why I liked the Granny Smith. 0.97
03:06:24.460 They, they were, they're a bit tart and sour, right?
03:06:26.960 But at least they had a crunch to them where you bite in, you might as well be spooning that
03:06:32.860 red delicious with applesauce.
03:06:35.140 You have to cover it with sugar just to get some flavor in it.
03:06:38.000 So gross.
03:06:39.680 Well, you got to have the right, you know, with the apple doesn't get it.
03:06:43.980 They don't get enough cold hours.
03:06:45.380 They don't come out right.
03:06:46.860 They don't get crispy.
03:06:48.280 They're not like good and a really good apple.
03:06:51.480 I came across the last couple of years as a apple called envy, uh, apple envy, or just
03:06:57.920 it's called, you know, E N, uh, V Y envy really crisp.
03:07:03.740 So crisp.
03:07:04.680 My test for doing an apple is I take my hand and I grab it and I squeeze my fingertips
03:07:12.260 and it is hard as it can go.
03:07:13.820 And if the apple doesn't budge, I know it's a good apple. 0.92
03:07:17.660 If it gives a little bit, I go, oh, it's trash. 0.56
03:07:20.420 I hate mealy apples.
03:07:22.520 But, um, yeah, Granny Smith is good for baking with and stuff because it, it has a nice, this 0.59
03:07:29.040 certain type of firmness, like texture.
03:07:32.740 It has, it's really nice.
03:07:37.520 Yeah.
03:07:37.960 I like biting into an apple and you get like, uh, you know, you, you, you pull that, that
03:07:42.960 chunk off and it like rips with the fibers.
03:07:45.940 It has texture to it.
03:07:49.300 Yeah.
03:07:50.060 Is that apple, apple connoisseurs are my kind of people.
03:07:54.920 So yeah, I have a problem here.
03:07:59.440 Like the bugs get to a lot of them, but they're good for juicing.
03:08:01.980 So as long as you cut out the bits of the bugs got to, um, yeah, I've just been juicing 0.94
03:08:07.060 them so far and freezing them, freezing the juice in ice cubes, really fucking sweet juice. 0.94
03:08:12.200 It's a Macintosh apples. 0.96
03:08:14.160 So yeah, we got it.
03:08:17.380 If you ever visit America, you make sure you go to Cracker Barrel cause they serve apple
03:08:21.060 butter.
03:08:21.760 It's the last thing I'm going to say.
03:08:22.580 Cracker Barrel is getting hammered cause they, uh, they rebranded and they went, uh, they
03:08:30.680 went woke.
03:08:32.380 Did you see that Paul?
03:08:36.540 Yes.
03:08:37.060 I feel so bad for the old Cracker man and his barrel. 0.96
03:08:42.540 Yeah.
03:08:43.160 You can always, you can always take neem oil and different, this is like super organic type
03:08:48.720 of stuff.
03:08:49.280 Um, never spray.
03:08:51.840 Of course, during the day, don't spray before the sun comes out spray in the evening when
03:08:58.180 the sun's going down.
03:08:59.900 Right.
03:09:00.680 And then, uh, because certain pesticides and oils, they can cause damage to the leaf if
03:09:06.620 they get hit with sun too quick.
03:09:09.060 So if you spray towards the end, a neem oil, like if you're having bug, bug problems and
03:09:14.580 another thing you can do is if you're having bird problems, cause bird loves this type of 0.99
03:09:20.140 shit. 0.99
03:09:20.440 They'll come in and let, I know they're notorious with figs. 1.00
03:09:23.800 They will come in and eat every fig you have before you can ever get a fig.
03:09:28.540 But if you put like a net over it, over the tree, um, they won't be able to get to the
03:09:35.420 fig and then that can help or, you know, other fruits too.
03:09:39.260 So depending on your issues, there's different things you can do that are relatively organic
03:09:44.460 and not harmful.
03:09:46.980 Yeah.
03:09:47.520 We got turkey issues over here.
03:09:49.780 Um, two years ago, we went on a vacation for 10 days and when we came back, our entire
03:09:57.820 property was, uh, the turkeys, it was like a herd of about 30 of them.
03:10:02.980 They had, uh, made themselves at home.
03:10:06.500 Yeah.
03:10:06.980 They, uh, they thought this was this, it was funny cause the week after, uh, for, for about
03:10:13.780 a week after we came home, they would like hide in the bushes, like nearby and just like
03:10:18.920 spy on us whenever we were leaving. 0.98
03:10:20.960 And then when we would leave, they would come back to the porch and, you know, shit all over 0.97
03:10:25.080 the place, it was, so we ended up getting, uh, pulling out the boys, uh, BB guns. 0.91
03:10:30.580 I let them go to town on those, uh, those turkeys, but, um, it didn't kill the turkeys, uh, but
03:10:41.660 it was painful enough to scare them off.
03:10:44.240 Uh, but they, they actually flew up into our apple trees and we had a turkey problem.
03:10:50.060 I don't know that anything's more bizarre than seeing a turkey, uh, up in an apple tree.
03:10:56.000 It was, it was the site.
03:10:58.260 And, and the, my, my neighbor's a bird watcher.
03:11:00.760 Uh, he's, he's never seen anything like it.
03:11:03.000 He's a, that's crazy.
03:11:05.000 Uh, it was, you know, there, there, we've got them, uh, them handled.
03:11:08.440 They were in the tree a few days ago actually.
03:11:10.960 And, uh, and we scared them off, but yeah, we got, we got turkey issues.
03:11:14.820 They love these apples.
03:11:15.840 That's a, so a net, you can put a net around it and we're talking about, not like a heavy
03:11:22.400 rope net or something.
03:11:23.520 It's like a, I don't know.
03:11:25.660 Garden mesh.
03:11:26.820 Yeah.
03:11:27.120 It's like a mesh, like a very, you know, the squares on it, we're talking about probably
03:11:32.240 two inches by two inches.
03:11:34.440 It's not like super fine or anything.
03:11:36.500 Like plenty of air is getting through plenty of sun.
03:11:39.740 You're not shading the tree because you don't want to shade your tree either too much because
03:11:43.560 it'll, it'll limit your.
03:11:45.000 It needs the sun.
03:11:46.160 Yeah.
03:11:46.820 Yeah.
03:11:47.120 Yeah.
03:11:47.900 We have a couple of eucalyptus trees we planted from babies.
03:11:51.560 They're getting to be 10, 12 feet now.
03:11:55.820 They were like, uh, five, four or five feet when we got them.
03:11:58.940 And, uh, the first thing, uh, that happened is a deer came over with his antlers and just,
03:12:05.500 just annihilated.
03:12:07.260 There's a bunch of trees around here and you have to go after this, this twig and just destroy
03:12:12.720 it.
03:12:12.960 And so we got that net and put it around, uh, some stakes while it, you know, they mature,
03:12:18.020 but they're doing good now.
03:12:19.100 We've got the net.
03:12:20.100 So I've got plenty of that net.
03:12:21.560 I actually have it around, uh, around some, uh, got a, a lime tree and a lemon tree here
03:12:27.860 also growing, um, that we have that net around.
03:12:33.380 And so if I need to, if, uh, if the turkeys give me a problem, I can look at throwing that 1.00
03:12:38.380 net over, but we, we pretty much got them.
03:12:40.620 I think we got them handled.
03:12:44.960 A little sharing with nature is not a problem.
03:12:47.300 Like, like, uh, you know, there's a couple of hundred apples or we're, we're happy to give
03:12:52.340 some, uh, I think there, I see some birds flying around here.
03:12:57.240 They're probably a little, um, we got woodpeckers, that kind of thing. 0.98
03:13:07.100 I got fucking bears that come for our apples, but that's another story. 0.99
03:13:11.760 I guess, uh, we should switch over here to the white power lunch hour and we can continue 0.99
03:13:17.220 the conversation about apples.
03:13:19.740 Um, so, uh, Paul, let you go ahead and then I'll, uh, close her up. 0.97
03:13:23.420 Always a pleasure, Paladin.
03:13:26.260 Hokey, don't forget to take your girl to Cracker Barrel before you make that purchase. 1.00
03:13:30.280 I love you all.
03:13:31.540 Remember to be a friend, tell a friend something nice.
03:13:33.600 You could change their life.
03:13:34.920 We're in this together.
03:13:36.200 White power. 0.98
03:13:37.220 Let's have a day.
03:13:41.540 Thank you very much, Paul.
03:13:43.180 Uh, always a pleasure to co-host with you.
03:13:45.160 And, uh, yeah, I hope you guys have a great rest of your day.
03:13:48.060 It is time for the white power lunch hour now.
03:13:50.200 I hope you're ready.
03:13:51.020 I hope you got your sandwiches ready.
03:13:52.400 And, uh, yeah, enjoy the rest of the day, guys.
03:13:54.920 We'll see you guys tomorrow after the oven side chats with Carl Rattle.
03:13:58.660 So, uh, see you there.
03:14:00.080 And, uh, yeah, we'll talk to you then. 1.00
03:14:02.100 White fucking power. 1.00
03:14:02.960 Unite the clans. 1.00
03:14:04.120 Let's go.
03:14:14.380 Thank you, gentlemen, for another excellent air and unity space.
03:14:19.480 Love to hear it.
03:14:24.740 Love to hear it.
03:14:26.540 Fantastic way to spend the early part of the day.
03:14:30.220 Hi, too, Mr. Mythos.
03:14:31.360 Good to see you, brother.
03:14:41.380 He's changing the title.
03:14:43.140 He's changing the title.
03:14:44.060 So, welcome to the white power lunch hour, brothers and sisters. 0.97
03:14:49.700 Time for some, uh, nutrition.
03:14:52.660 Time for some, uh, to trigger the white power taste buds and olfactory senses with only the highest quality, locally sourced, white power, grill-enhancing foodstuffs for the spirit and mind.
03:15:09.200 Hope we're all having a fantastic day.
03:15:11.040 I know I am been, uh, been real busy lately.
03:15:17.100 Got a lot of stuff going on here on my side.
03:15:21.920 A lot of back and forth.
03:15:23.260 A lot of walking up and down.
03:15:24.900 A lot of, uh, knick-knack placement.
03:15:28.260 And, um, thinking about how I ended up with so many useless pieces of paper over the year.
03:15:35.060 That's one of the things I don't like about modern life is you end up with all of these useless pieces of paper that, at one time, five or six years ago, they were really important.
03:15:45.220 You pull them out and it's just tattered piece of paper and, um, like, yeah, I remember this.
03:15:53.400 This used to be really important.
03:15:54.740 This was, this was a very important part of this, uh, health insurance thing that they had going on at that job that I had all those years ago.
03:16:02.740 And now it's just sitting here.
03:16:04.880 It's taking up space and I have to get rid of it.
03:16:08.460 And, um, there's a lot of those, a lot of this build up detritus, modern life detritus.
03:16:14.600 You know, our ancestors didn't have this problem living in the log cabin with the wood burning stove, uh, eating porridge and, um, rabbit stew.
03:16:24.240 So, yeah, I might go back.
03:16:27.880 I think I'm going to go back to it again, but burn everything, burn all the papers, burn it all back to the log cabin, apple trees, chasing off the turkeys, chasing off the bears.
03:16:40.880 How do you do, mythos?
03:16:41.980 You back with us?
03:16:42.600 Yeah, brother.
03:16:43.520 Yeah, brother.
03:16:44.600 Uh, good to see you.
03:16:46.500 Yeah.
03:16:46.940 Good to be seen.
03:16:48.820 Uh, yeah, it's, uh, I was, uh, doing some.
03:16:54.240 Um, further investigation on, uh, you know, feel good chemicals yesterday.
03:17:00.780 I thought I'd, uh, bring those up to, uh, give us some, uh, stuff to chew on, right?
03:17:07.080 We, uh, we have highs and lows and we have emotional withdrawals and, and all sorts of things that impact us every day.
03:17:16.260 And, you know, to, uh, to know this is all just, and it doesn't take away from the metaphysical side of it.
03:17:24.240 I think the, uh, these, uh, hormones and neurotransmitters are the, the physical, uh, manifestation of the metaphysical, right?
03:17:33.960 The, uh, the things that make us feel good and feeling good is a must.
03:17:38.620 We, we have to feel good in life.
03:17:41.820 It's what drives us to work.
03:17:43.880 It's what, uh, what we do when we, uh, make babies and bring life into this world.
03:17:52.040 It is all the things that drive us forward and make us, uh, human and make us, uh, the great white men and women that we are.
03:18:03.380 Uh, but before we get into that, uh, if you can, uh, repost the space, uh, announce the white power lunch hour, uh, nutritious and delicious.
03:18:13.240 Always, uh, we appreciate that and, uh, beating the algorithm out there.
03:18:18.840 We need more posts about white power lunch hour than Elon is getting retweets about his, uh, waifu obsession with, uh, digital AI art naked chicks. 0.95
03:18:29.940 Right.
03:18:30.340 And, uh, and, uh, and just real quickly on, I, I, I called that about two, uh, almost three weeks ago now, uh, on, uh, on August 3rd, uh, I said, Elon is cringe.
03:18:43.480 And I was noticing this trend, right?
03:18:45.740 He was reposting these romantic AI entanglements that, uh, that people were producing and, and, uh, he's, he's just, uh, D degraded and degenerated since then to this
03:18:59.480 last, last, last one that's really got a lot of attention of, uh, some, uh, some anime art, uh, stripper, right?
03:19:08.740 I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll call her that.
03:19:10.700 Um, and it's very bizarre.
03:19:14.380 I don't know if it's him or somebody running his account, uh, but he, he tweets, uh, the, the ugliness of the Tesla truck and the, the ugliness of AI, uh, software.
03:19:29.480 Porn, uh, consistently, uh, you know, what, whatever's wrong with this guy, uh, you know, people are noticing.
03:19:37.240 So it's, uh, but we need more white power out there on the timeline than, uh, than Elon is getting attention on this, uh, this nonsense. 0.59
03:19:46.880 So any of your help would be greatly appreciated as always.
03:19:51.240 Um, you know, there's a, there's a reason why they're posting that stuff, right?
03:19:55.400 Is, is it actually does, uh, trigger a release of, of these chemicals, these feel good chemicals, uh, because we understand what beauty is.
03:20:06.060 And the, the brain, uh, is not necessarily, uh, organized simply to know the difference.
03:20:15.520 And, uh, that's where the, the vector of attack comes.
03:20:18.780 So a healthy balance of your dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, endorphins, and dinamide, uh, gamma, amniobutric acid, norepinephrine, uh, phenylethylamine, and cortisol.
03:20:35.220 Uh, not to mention, what was the other one that, uh, is the, the men's bonding defense one?
03:20:42.260 Um, I think it begins with an A, um, I'll look that one up too.
03:20:47.900 That one's not a feel good chemical, but it does bond men to, uh, to defense, right?
03:20:53.820 And, uh, you know, to, to activate and to have a, um, a management of these chemicals, it requires all of the regular things that we know are good and true to us, which is good sleep, good diet, healthy exercise, socialization, singing with each other, uh, martial arts.
03:21:21.060 These are all things we know to do, and they will, you know, they will interact and they will activate these chemicals.
03:21:32.380 So not only do you feel good, but you're stronger, you're healthier, and you're more able.
03:21:37.780 And that's one of the things, like when you're, when you're faced with a situation that you're incapable of overcoming, you know, depression is going to sink in.
03:21:46.260 You know, we don't, we talked the other day about fighting.
03:21:48.580 You know, when you're, when you're capable of fighting off three people at a time, your confidence is going to boost.
03:21:55.360 Your serotonin is going to be sky high.
03:21:58.560 Serotonin is your hierarchy drug. 0.93
03:22:00.540 And you are the white man.
03:22:01.940 You are the supreme.
03:22:04.380 You are the, the premium product of this world.
03:22:08.540 And a part of that is defending and being able to fight off these hordes that are, are coming.
03:22:16.480 And, you know, being somebody who has that level of, of energy and real, then you are able to attract other men who can see that in you and say, yeah, this actually is, is a guy who can stand by me shoulder to shoulder in the trenches and do something when it matters.
03:22:37.260 And so you're going to attract the right people as well, right?
03:22:40.080 They say like attracts, like, it's a, it's a very interesting paradox.
03:22:44.140 Like attracts, like, and opposites attract, right?
03:22:46.900 Um, so, you know, we have, we all have these chemicals and they all, uh, impact our mood and our feelings and our, our, uh, our sense of optimism, right?
03:23:00.200 And you get that some, some guys, uh, you know, recently we've talked about getting black pilled.
03:23:05.440 Well, this is a means to, to being white pilled.
03:23:09.920 This is a means to exercising your resistance and your counterpunch to what life is throwing at you.
03:23:18.300 When you see all these, these nons, uh, and the, the things that they're doing to destroy our world, then, you know, having the ability to, uh, to respond, right?
03:23:32.280 The responsibility, the ability to respond to these situations, uh, it comes from inside.
03:23:38.040 It comes from your health.
03:23:39.300 It comes from your building networks with other people who are strong and vibrant.
03:23:44.640 And we talked about, uh, growing old, old man martyrdom and, and becoming somebody who is capable of, uh, of one last hurrah, right?
03:24:01.580 But at the same time, you want to keep yourself healthy, uh, as long as possible.
03:24:07.900 So you don't have to, uh, face that one last hurrah for as long as possible because you're still functioning and you're still
03:24:14.580 healthy and you're still strong and you're still able to make an impact among your, your brethren.
03:24:20.420 And this is a, this is a part of that, right?
03:24:23.320 You don't want to over engage your stimulus.
03:24:26.400 You don't want to, uh, just overdo it.
03:24:30.160 You can overdo exercise.
03:24:31.360 You can overdo, uh, having fun.
03:24:34.620 You can overdo if you overdo anything, you're going to start having diminishing returns on all of this stuff.
03:24:39.980 So there's a, there's a healthy, um, uh, daily regimen you can do.
03:24:47.140 And I'm going to go ahead and, uh, and post this and then throw it up in the nest so you guys can save it.
03:24:54.260 Um, it's a six day daily routine and that six day daily routine.
03:25:01.980 It's just the basics, right?
03:25:03.640 But it's, it's about discipline.
03:25:05.240 It's about, uh, making sure you're paying attention to, uh, for white power. 0.67
03:25:15.220 Let's say daily routine for white power. 0.97
03:25:17.780 You know, you are owing it to yourself and to your, your family, uh, to be the best you can be every day,
03:25:26.220 to be the stable rock on which they, they rely, uh, to be able to guide them, uh, to not lash out at people who are demanding things from you,
03:25:38.060 how to organize your thoughts, organize your body and, and bring that into, um, to your power.
03:25:46.420 So you can make an impact on your community and your family that you need.
03:25:50.500 So that's up in the nest.
03:25:52.380 You can take a look at that.
03:25:53.480 Uh, Kikido, uh, what was that other, uh,
03:25:57.060 That other what?
03:26:03.240 Uh, the, what was the other, um, hormone that we talked about the other day?
03:26:08.520 The one for bonding?
03:26:09.780 Vaso, vasopressin.
03:26:12.820 Vasopressin.
03:26:13.640 Yeah, vasopressin.
03:26:15.740 Yeah, that one, that one is, uh, certainly a part of what we do here, uh, virtually,
03:26:21.980 but it is, uh, I'm sure 10 X, the manifestation and the activation of that when you do it in real life,
03:26:29.240 when you're, when you're, uh, fighting with your brothers toward. 1.00
03:26:35.780 I need you motherfuckers. 1.00
03:26:37.380 Y'all, y'all got to keep coming back every day. 1.00
03:26:39.600 I need y'all.
03:26:40.760 That's what it is.
03:26:42.020 It is.
03:26:43.360 There it is.
03:26:44.160 Yeah.
03:26:44.300 That's the, uh, that's the shield wall.
03:26:46.240 That's the shield wall chemical, the shoulder brother chemical, the, the phalanx chemical.
03:26:53.400 Yeah.
03:26:53.660 I love it.
03:26:54.280 That's so cool.
03:26:55.040 I've wondered what that was because they could always tell that there's something different.
03:26:58.860 Like there's that running joke, right?
03:27:01.600 We have this kind of running joke about how women don't make friends, men make friends.
03:27:06.660 And like, it's like, yeah, that's my bros, bro.
03:27:09.300 And there's something special about that.
03:27:11.060 And it's like, um, I was always curious about that.
03:27:14.540 If there was a chemical, a chemical kind of, uh, component to that, the relationships that
03:27:21.660 we build over time where it's like, no brother, you don't understand.
03:27:24.940 I would die for you.
03:27:29.140 Well, that's just it.
03:27:30.460 I think they, they, they likened it to, uh, back years ago, you know, millennia ago that
03:27:36.300 it developed because, you know, hunting together and, you know, just surviving together.
03:27:40.600 But I would go a step further and say dying together and killing together.
03:27:45.520 Uh, well, we know what they say about that.
03:27:48.240 And some of you boys were in the service.
03:27:49.700 So, you know, exactly that, that bond I'm talking about, that's probably the umpteenth
03:27:54.320 of it.
03:27:54.740 That's the, uh, the ultimate, the essence of it, I would guess.
03:27:58.600 It is.
03:27:59.060 Yeah.
03:27:59.560 And, and so often, you know, we, we confuse these, these chemicals for a spiritual experience.
03:28:10.600 Right.
03:28:11.140 They, the, the feeling of ecstasy, it's, it's simply the generation of these chemicals,
03:28:18.640 but it's not just something you can, uh, take a pill for that.
03:28:23.220 That's the, the essence of it is something you have to engender among your brothers and
03:28:29.080 engender in yourself and manifest them, you know, personally, and then expand them outwardly
03:28:34.800 and that connection.
03:28:35.680 And, uh, you know, you know, if somebody's got a healthy, uh, level of serotonin, uh,
03:28:44.020 because they carry themselves, uh, their shoulders back, their chest out, their head up.
03:28:49.060 Right.
03:28:49.420 It's, it's a, it completely transforms who you are and it's like, oh, that person has
03:28:56.220 a lot of confidence.
03:28:56.900 It's like, yeah, it's, it's called, uh, the development of serotonin through action, right?
03:29:03.180 They, they've earned it.
03:29:04.200 It's not, it's not just a, uh, uh, uh, social, um, manipulation.
03:29:11.260 It's a, it's a physical embodiment of who you are and, uh, the, um, the issue that we
03:29:19.960 have in the military right now, as you just brought up is that our white men are developing
03:29:25.340 this with non-whites.
03:29:28.140 This is, this is, this is not something we can, that, that you just have as a, um, as
03:29:37.280 a social dynamic.
03:29:39.220 This is a physical bonding, uh, of chemicals and, and energy.
03:29:45.320 And we are currently in our, our military and other places, we're bonding this with the
03:29:52.440 wrong people and racism is the natural alignment of these things, the natural understanding that
03:30:03.420 we've had a shield wall that must be, uh, faced out with no, no, uh, invaders inside and we're
03:30:13.860 missing that.
03:30:14.560 Right.
03:30:15.180 And, and here at white excellence radio, we, uh, we have a exercise of that in a way that's
03:30:26.020 unique, right?
03:30:27.880 Yeah.
03:30:28.260 Kikido and then, uh, Fitz side.
03:30:29.560 Good.
03:30:29.720 You have for myself, something that I've read about, maybe watched a video or two, I would
03:30:36.980 love to game my, uh, brain and change my ways of doing things so that that dopamine, um,
03:30:43.800 chase that we're all after chasing that, that satisfaction, you know, and wanting the serotonin,
03:30:49.640 the dopamine, how that all interplays.
03:30:51.160 I would, I would love to get, get it, uh, where for me, I get that hit when I go and
03:30:59.520 undertake the challenges, you know, uh, that I seek out the, uh, the hard things.
03:31:05.380 I don't know if you guys know the guy, PNW gorilla, Pacific Northwest gorilla, he does the
03:31:09.900 rugs.
03:31:10.720 Uh, I think that's kind of what those boys are doing is they're, they're in themselves and
03:31:15.080 they've, they've got their system to where that, that makes them happy.
03:31:18.820 That, that gets their dopamine and serotonin and everything flowing.
03:31:21.980 And I would love to have that for myself.
03:31:25.460 Well, you know, this is, it's, uh, interesting the way we started the conversation here, because,
03:31:31.820 um, what is this doing to young man's chemicals in the young man's brain when he is looking 1.00
03:31:39.680 at Elon's stupid, ugly, little virtual girl dancing around in her stupid, ugly, little 1.00
03:31:45.860 underwear, doing a stupid, little, ugly dance. 1.00
03:31:49.160 And there's kids who are looking at that and they're like, yeah, I have like an AI girlfriend. 1.00
03:31:55.460 Now I have like an AI waifu and it's cutting right directly into one of the most primordial
03:32:01.520 trigger zones of the brain of the limbic system.
03:32:06.420 It's, uh, reproduction, you know, the desire, like desire, social companionship, it's all
03:32:12.380 balled up into one, into this nightmare matrix of chemical dependency.
03:32:18.420 So thanks for that, Elon.
03:32:19.960 Thanks for that.
03:32:22.380 I'm sure it's by design.
03:32:24.420 Unfortunately, I think they know exactly what they do.
03:32:27.440 Well, yeah, his, his buddy, uh, Peter Thiel, right?
03:32:31.840 He just, uh, recently talked about transit humanism, right?
03:32:38.420 Inserting yourself into a machine.
03:32:40.500 This is the bait for that, right?
03:32:45.220 Destructive, completely destructive to everything that is holy to us.
03:32:50.660 Fitz side.
03:32:51.100 Uh, come back to me.
03:32:59.760 You got it.
03:33:04.780 Yeah.
03:33:05.300 Being aware of what you do every day to get these fixes and being disciplined enough to
03:33:13.240 do what you don't want to do, like working out, like eating healthy.
03:33:18.680 And avoiding these, these, uh, foods or activities that bring about these chemicals in a shortcut,
03:33:31.960 in a cheap way.
03:33:34.640 You know, it cheapens everything in your life when you do that.
03:33:38.820 And there's, there's only one way through and it's through pain.
03:33:42.420 It's through the sacrifice.
03:33:45.740 It's, it's the purchase of your rights.
03:33:50.400 And it is through pain that this is found in our people. 0.99
03:33:55.660 And everything from birth pain to work pain to, uh, dragging your ass to your occupation 0.99
03:34:04.800 to get another day, right? 0.98
03:34:08.200 I was, I was cutting up steak the other day and as I'm cutting it, I'm thinking about the,
03:34:15.520 the farmer who raised it.
03:34:18.100 He went out to work every day to make sure that this cow was healthy and all the people
03:34:24.780 in between, everything from the grain, the thousands of years of, of grain growing and
03:34:31.080 falling, the seeds that hit the ground to make more, the sun rising and falling, the seasons
03:34:39.700 changing, all of it over millennia, tens of thousands of years, hundreds of thousands of
03:34:47.240 years, who knows how far back it really goes, all to bring this, this meal to my plate.
03:34:53.340 And it wouldn't happen without us humans doing that, doing that work, doing that labor, bringing
03:35:02.860 us in, in a sense of purpose and honor, growing these, these beasts without shortcuts, without
03:35:13.780 hormones, without vaccines, that, that labor must be purchased, right?
03:35:22.260 It must be purchased by my labor.
03:35:24.820 And the white man is the only one who creates a profit in his labor.
03:35:32.280 Profit is a beautiful thing because it means we have more to share.
03:35:35.340 Everything is not a net neutral relationship.
03:35:41.180 The reason that we have these invaders coming to us in all of our countries is because we
03:35:46.300 are the only ones who create a profit.
03:35:49.520 And that profit is for our people.
03:35:53.420 It's for more of our people.
03:35:55.280 It's for expanding our footprint.
03:35:57.440 It's not simply to be made an export into another country.
03:36:05.340 Or to bring people to our country and feed them through a welfare system in which we become 0.98
03:36:12.940 the, the caretakers of our own demise.
03:36:17.440 So these are, these are the things that when you get a hold of these chemicals and you're
03:36:23.140 able to own them for yourself and maintain them in a way that aligns you with the truth, aligns
03:36:33.320 you with your, your racial consciousness, you're able to then perform in this greater environment
03:36:40.220 in a way that benefits you back.
03:36:44.380 You know, whatever I'm doing, essentially not just purchasing the beef, but the work that
03:36:51.320 I do otherwise has a profit to it with which I can then send this higher cost to this farmer
03:37:00.800 who's producing higher goods and I'm able to support him.
03:37:05.960 I don't know him personally, but I, I know who he is because I know what he's producing and
03:37:13.720 by the fruits you shall be known.
03:37:16.060 This is a truism.
03:37:18.560 Yeah.
03:37:18.780 Fit side, if you're back, go ahead.
03:37:19.740 Yeah.
03:37:21.320 Yeah, I was just gonna, earlier when y'all were talking about the, uh, differences when
03:37:32.100 it came to the, uh, like how men can, uh, get along easily and stuff like that.
03:37:38.020 Well, if you think about the evolutionary pressure that motivated us, right?
03:37:43.520 Like even if two men in the hunting party hated each other, if they couldn't get along, they
03:37:50.020 probably were both killed on the hunt because they were, uh, they were causing too many
03:37:54.520 problems for the hunt.
03:37:56.300 So one of these things I noticed that men, we can get along and be very aggressive with
03:38:02.800 one another too.
03:38:03.540 Like we're, uh, like most men, like most men don't hold, like they really don't.
03:38:11.320 And, uh, but, uh, like unlike the women, the way that the evolutionary pressure they had, they were hanging out at the village or whatever they had with the other women. 0.62
03:38:22.820 And there was a, more of a pecking order of like, uh, uh, uh, hierarchy there.
03:38:28.340 And if the women didn't act right, they were probably abused by the other women. 1.00
03:38:35.240 And so they are more likely to seek social conformity because if a woman couldn't socially conform, she would probably dealt with or cast out of the society. 1.00
03:38:47.100 And therefore she didn't probably pass on her genes or she would pass on her genes with a different group because she wouldn't live there anymore. 1.00
03:38:53.840 But men, like the way the guys who couldn't like do the hunt, even if they hated each other's guts and worked with each other good enough to do the hunt, they probably both got killed by the other hunters.
03:39:06.280 And so there was a, uh, an evolutionary pressure there to make us like come together for our working groups in a way.
03:39:15.940 Like white men, if you think about it, our fondness memory is doing like something we can call a working group. 0.96
03:39:23.260 Like jobs we did, hunting hunts that we do, pretty much activities we're doing with friends is how we bond.
03:39:31.520 We don't really talk a lot, but those are the things we bond by doing activities with one another.
03:39:38.080 That's the double, it's great because that means if we can get white men together, we can build something. 0.95
03:39:43.980 Like we can start doing activities together, whether it's, uh, activism or camping and, uh, white power hikes or whatever it is, we'll build something, right?
03:39:53.960 It's very, it's a very easy formula, but the double red sword is, it can be hacked, right?
03:39:59.940 If you get, if you can get men just working together, men like build bonds through those activities and you can trick white men to build bonds with their enemies by doing that. 0.60
03:40:10.080 So it's a double red sword.
03:40:14.460 Yeah, a hundred percent, a hundred percent, all that.
03:40:20.380 That's why as a leader, you need to be the best you can be.
03:40:23.740 You need to be the best you can be.
03:40:28.480 And then look at how the others fit into that.
03:40:34.060 And social cohesion is different than a military organization.
03:40:43.760 You don't have to like each other.
03:40:45.540 We have a mission.
03:40:46.660 We have a purpose.
03:40:48.560 We have a goal.
03:40:49.780 And understanding how to work within that, regardless of how you feel about a person, is masculine.
03:40:59.720 It's masculine. 0.89
03:41:00.680 That's why they say, oh, you know, we, uh, we, we shut down our feelings.
03:41:07.460 And it's not true.
03:41:08.920 We feel all those feelings and we compartmentalize them in their relationship to the goal, relationship to the cause.
03:41:18.400 And we set them aside.
03:41:22.660 And it's okay that women don't do this. 1.00
03:41:24.640 Women and men are different.
03:41:27.100 Women, women are, are biologically and evolutionarily adapted to their role. 1.00
03:41:36.580 And through that, we win.
03:41:40.660 Knowing what that role is.
03:41:42.180 And could some women go on a hunt? 1.00
03:41:43.840 Sure.
03:41:45.440 Could some men stay behind and help out?
03:41:47.920 Sure.
03:41:48.400 But it is the exception.
03:41:51.740 It is not the, it is not the, the way of men and women. 1.00
03:41:58.340 It is a certain exception.
03:42:00.080 And that exception should never be, uh, be considered or, uh, or permitted without a high level of scrutiny.
03:42:12.860 A high level of testing.
03:42:14.960 A high level of, uh, of standard and accountability through the system.
03:42:22.840 And the exception can never be, uh, the exception can never be normalized.
03:42:26.840 Having an AI girlfriend can never be normalized. 0.92
03:42:32.000 It's always, in fact, that's one line.
03:42:35.920 It's always means for expulsion.
03:42:39.260 Elon is expelling himself from every circle who even gave him a chance, which is good to see.
03:42:48.240 Because some of us never gave him a chance.
03:42:51.300 A lot of people are like, what is wrong with you?
03:42:54.280 We believed in you.
03:42:55.900 Yeah.
03:42:56.520 Well, catch up.
03:42:58.660 Hang out with the winners.
03:43:01.880 Go ahead.
03:43:03.720 That's a, that's, there's an aspect to this kind of functional organization strategy that our culture, our people have, uh, the masculine element to it that you just don't see existing in other people either.
03:43:17.700 And it's one of the pieces of magic, one of the pieces of magic that made it possible for us to create a whole new world, create the entirety of modernity and create the most advanced civilizations that the, uh, that humanity has ever seen.
03:43:36.280 And I, I, I, I'm thinking it has a lot to do with this ability for us to rapidly organize into, um, hierarchies and that we have this good feeling that we get from not only helping out our brothers, but also being able to analyze and understand which of those among us are best suited to certain roles.
03:44:05.100 We seem to have a natural ability to, um, not, uh, bicker as white men over things that would destroy other attempted organizations at that.
03:44:20.600 Like you think of this, there's extremes to this with the, uh, like the, if you read Chinese history, you'll see that it's like, um, strong ruler comes along and rules for a couple of decades, dies, kingdom descends into chaos.
03:44:34.220 And hundreds of thousands of peasants and hundreds of peasants and hundreds of thousands of peasants died.
03:44:36.900 And that's like the, it's over and over again.
03:44:39.140 That's what happens with Chinese history. 0.97
03:44:41.120 And if you study African history, it's non-existent because they have absolutely no organizational capacity whatsoever. 1.00
03:44:47.260 Um, there's other cultures just have this inability to really create flexible, dynamic hierarchies of men who are, who understand what their duty is, understand what they're good at and understand who to take orders from.
03:45:05.740 And something that seems very unique to us and, and, and in our military prowess was one of the most demonstrably effective methods by which we were able to build these, uh, massive work or organized military endeavors that spanned.
03:45:25.740 And, you know, I mean, in the modern age, millions of men across whole continents with logistics, communications, organization, all this stuff, it's really incredible.
03:45:37.180 And that is a, uh, unique aspect to our kind of, um, the way that we're able to make decisions and, and group up and say, you know, yeah, I am the best guy at fixing the train tracks.
03:45:52.160 And all of the shells need to get to the front line.
03:45:55.600 And I am really, really good at actually fixing the train tracks.
03:45:59.140 So I'm going to listen to the guy who's really, really good at figuring out which train tracks are, you know, need to get fixed right now.
03:46:05.280 And then he's going to listen to the guy who is trying to figure out where we can send the pieces to the train tracks that need to get fixed as soon as possible.
03:46:13.540 And you think about the complexity of a system like this, we could just fall into it.
03:46:17.300 We just fall into it right away.
03:46:18.780 When you do that, you end up with these massively complicated civilizations, these social structures that made it possible to have things like the Holy Roman Empire, um, you know, the, the United Kingdom, the United States, these, these places like, uh, no, nowhere else on the planet has been able to do that.
03:46:38.680 Even though, you know, you could look at other cultures and be like, wow, they built buildings, you know, oh, cool.
03:46:44.520 They, they might've invented some stuff or, you know, they did, uh, that's, that's really cool.
03:46:49.880 They had silkworms good for them, but there was never any capacity for these deep layered fractal patterns of, uh, what's the word?
03:47:01.900 Delegation, delegation, delegation, delegation, and responsibility.
03:47:05.000 And, um, Europeans are, we excel at that to a level that's almost, I don't think that's something that's even comprehensible to the other races.
03:47:12.920 This idea of logistical organization in that manner.
03:47:16.580 And, um, it's incredible.
03:47:18.860 It's incredible that, that we were able to, uh, be so effective at this.
03:47:23.380 And it's one of the, one of the things it's like, that's why white racial collectivism is the ultimate weapon against the enemy, because it is the most effective organizational tool that has ever appeared in history. 0.86
03:47:39.420 Bar none, that, that, that the essence of our collective, our ability to collectivize and orchestrate huge masses, working together, knowing their role, doing it well, and, and playing the part that they, then they feel good doing it.
03:47:55.460 They feel like they are a part of something.
03:47:57.500 And you could see it in the aesthetics of the early United States striking out into the frontier.
03:48:03.480 You could see it in the aesthetics of, of national socialist literature in this kind of, in, in their, their propaganda.
03:48:10.080 You can see it in the, the, the Roman legion, the organization of the Roman legions.
03:48:16.020 You can see it in even our, um, earlier kind of loosely federated, uh, accumulations of, um, like when we weren't centralized in Germany before we had, uh, centralized power structures, like under the Alamani or,
03:48:33.480 uh, under the Swabians or something like that.
03:48:36.180 And, um, it just keeps popping up over and over again as this really incredible capability that we have.
03:48:42.320 And, uh, I adore that in us.
03:48:44.560 And I think we all do adore that in us.
03:48:46.580 And that's something that we all realize and understand here in this room.
03:48:49.960 Those of us who have seen what our people are capable of and love them for it.
03:48:54.000 We, we, we see that we love that structure that we, we are capable of.
03:48:59.000 And it's not the, the blind adherence to authority, like the hive mind of, uh, some of the Asiatic peoples, but it's this dynamic meritocracy that, that produces these wondrous organizational structures.
03:49:14.960 And it's, it's our, it's our super weapon that nobody else can mimic.
03:49:19.620 Well, it's, it's, uh, environmental as much as it is genetics, right?
03:49:22.860 It's, it's purely nature and nurture combined that has birthed this for our people, that, that Northern European world and its demands. 0.77
03:49:34.280 It burdened us, it burdened us with work.
03:49:37.580 It burdened us with the, they say, uh, necessity is the mother of invention, right?
03:49:44.780 It, it demanded of us to improve because either we were growing or shrinking.
03:49:51.540 It demanded us to improve and expand outward.
03:49:55.120 You know, the, the proliferation of all these other races is our fault. 1.00
03:50:00.680 Uh, uh, gotcha, um, that the, uh, the world that we live in, instead of teaching men to fish, it fed the, the, the parasites.
03:50:20.640 And that's what they know that Nate, that nature for them is to be given and to be assisted.
03:50:31.660 And that's what they demand everywhere they go.
03:50:34.140 They, they, they have no ability to, to meet the standards of us.
03:50:40.520 It's why they are driving trucks with no talent, no skills, no testing.
03:50:46.540 They can't do that.
03:50:48.640 The, uh, the, the paper trail is, is evident in a lot of these cases.
03:50:55.920 We can look back and find the paper trail and go, this is why this is what happened.
03:51:00.920 And this is why, and our people have a, why it was necessity.
03:51:05.340 It was because we were in an unhospitable lands, even, even warring against each other and tribes.
03:51:14.840 It necessitated us advancing and, and it's different up there than in Italy.
03:51:23.360 And I just, I just heard this the other day.
03:51:24.920 I was quite surprised.
03:51:25.700 I haven't looked into it, but that, that Italians to this day, uh, are working 25 hours a week. 0.96
03:51:33.820 And that is out of necessity.
03:51:37.900 They don't live in the unhospitable North that demands, uh, a very keen and dedicated effort.
03:51:49.900 Now, can they organize in the means of necessity when it, when the duty calls, I wouldn't doubt them.
03:51:57.260 Um, but on their, on their, their regimen, their, their lifestyle, because of the, the available, uh, trading routes, they were able to live a different lifestyle.
03:52:12.620 And I think that has a lot to do with everything that we are today.
03:52:16.040 You know, the, the, the frontier that opened itself up to the Germans and Anglo-Saxons, Anglo-Saxons, uh, more about 90%, um, they conquered the West.
03:52:31.500 And the West didn't conquer them.
03:52:35.900 They conquered the West.
03:52:38.720 They, they built cabins out of nothing and nowhere.
03:52:44.400 Similar to what RTTL is doing.
03:52:47.260 Built cabins, little meager, one room cabins that was just enough shelter and just strong enough to keep out the bears.
03:52:56.820 Then from there, then they built a stove from there, they built an ice box from there.
03:53:04.980 They started sowing the fields, planting crops and growing right in their backyard out of necessity.
03:53:17.560 And all of these things are a part of who we are and who we became.
03:53:20.980 There's a, there's a, and I hold this to be an American.
03:53:27.060 You've had to participate in that.
03:53:30.120 You've had to participate in the farming and the conquering and the cultivating of America.
03:53:36.960 After we cultivated and conquered it all, and we built paved roads in between every city, and we lined it with, with electricity.
03:53:46.280 You, you, you, you don't know what America is, and you probably don't know what we're capable of.
03:53:57.060 For those of us who have that ancestral memory, we're something different.
03:54:01.580 We know it within ourselves.
03:54:03.200 It's, it's, it's reawakened.
03:54:04.960 It's, it's moving into the frontier, into the wilderness and facing that with only ourselves and our brothers.
03:54:16.240 There was no police force to call.
03:54:19.400 There was no national guard to call in.
03:54:22.260 There was no military exploits.
03:54:25.260 It was simply us versus the world.
03:54:28.320 And it created something very, very real about us.
03:54:34.140 And it's similar to, to what is created in our European brothers who didn't come over, but they conquered Europe. 0.69
03:54:44.860 But America did offer something different.
03:54:48.660 And we conquered it.
03:54:49.940 And when we did, we also set up that it would not be destroyed.
03:54:55.280 We set up national parks where the wolves and the bears and the moose and all of the, the foxes and the, the wildlife could thrive and exist while we built around them.
03:55:11.700 Because we care.
03:55:13.260 And we're different.
03:55:15.100 Yeah, go ahead.
03:55:15.820 Get in there, Rusty. 0.68
03:55:17.540 I made a meme for you, Skull.
03:55:19.940 Because you made me laugh.
03:55:21.920 Yeah, okay.
03:55:22.580 You made me laugh.
03:55:23.320 I put it in the nest.
03:55:25.680 Nice.
03:55:26.120 Let's see it, brother.
03:55:33.280 Nice.
03:55:34.280 That's, that's freaking phenomenal.
03:55:38.640 Yeah.
03:55:39.100 And if you want to take a personality test, I put it up there in the nest also.
03:55:45.180 16personalities.com has the INTJ.
03:55:48.180 INTJ variables for, you know, who you are as a personality.
03:55:55.180 It's pretty accurate from all the guys that, that have taken it.
03:56:01.680 And it gives you a sense of kind of where you land.
03:56:05.580 And it's, it's more of a, I would say it's a leadership test.
03:56:12.040 Where you, where you fall in the leadership quadrants as a man, as a woman, and, you know, how your decision making and your, your thought processes impact you as a whole person.
03:56:28.060 So it's, it's an interesting test.
03:56:30.460 It takes about 10 minutes.
03:56:32.280 If you're, if you're slow, probably about 10 minutes.
03:56:34.940 If you're quick, probably five to seven.
03:56:37.240 And, uh, but it's interesting and, uh, and, uh, I, I recommend that.
03:56:44.240 Yeah.
03:56:44.380 I, I took that years ago and one of the letters changed, interestingly enough.
03:56:50.160 So I, I remember taking one of these, taking that, um, years ago at, uh, a job and then taking it recently and one of my letters changed.
03:57:02.560 Fascinating.
03:57:05.240 Fascinating.
03:57:05.940 Although it's right on the border, you know, it's like, it'll give you a letter because it's a scale.
03:57:10.440 Specifically the last one judging, uh, what's the other one judging and, and perceiving or prospecting and, um, it's judging and prospecting.
03:57:20.080 So it's a sliding scale, right?
03:57:21.320 So I don't remember where it was on the scale.
03:57:25.080 Last time I took it and then most of it, it was just on the side of prospecting.
03:57:30.600 So it went from a J to a P and, uh, I don't, I, I, I, I would have called what, uh, how close I was.
03:57:40.440 Last time, you know, I'm in the middle.
03:57:41.860 I'm a JP.
03:57:42.880 It's you.
03:57:43.200 I get two letters for that one.
03:57:46.360 I thought you were going to say you dropped the T at the end.
03:57:55.000 There's another test you can take.
03:57:57.300 Yeah.
03:57:58.800 There's another test you guys can take for those of us who have English blood.
03:58:04.140 There is a, you may have seen this floating around in the past couple of days.
03:58:07.920 It is a, uh, muster record.
03:58:11.040 It's a database of muster records in the hundred years war from 1460 to I think 15 something.
03:58:21.480 And, uh, you go in there, plug in your last name, if you have English heritage, and it will
03:58:27.240 show you the ancestors you had or people who shared this last name of yours that fought
03:58:34.660 in the hundred years war.
03:58:36.460 And, um, I had to change my surname to get it in there because my surname was spelled
03:58:43.660 differently.
03:58:45.060 And, uh, according to all of the ancestry stuff, my surname was spelled differently among my
03:58:51.520 English ancestors because the surname never doesn't appear at all except in the United
03:58:56.200 States.
03:58:56.700 So, uh, I put in the English version of my surname and not only did I get a couple of
03:59:03.460 hits, one of the hits that I got was a man at arms who served in the garrison of La
03:59:14.080 Rue or something like that.
03:59:16.300 This would have been an Englishman who was serving in the siege of La Rue at which famously
03:59:25.120 was present King Henry V.
03:59:29.420 So one of my ancestors likely was a man at arms that is a heavy cavalry for those of us who
03:59:37.920 are unaware, fully armored, well-equipped, heavy cavalry serving under King Henry.
03:59:44.780 And I know it to be true because I feel it in my blood.
03:59:49.360 Hail Albion, down with the French. 1.00
03:59:52.020 Down with House Bourbon.
03:59:56.380 Yeah.
03:59:57.060 Yeah.
03:59:57.420 My, uh, my surname is, uh, complicated, uh, by our heritage of changing our last names every
04:00:07.600 generation.
04:00:08.460 From Johnson to Erson to Stevenson, et cetera, because we were named, uh, we adopted our last
04:00:25.760 name from our father.
04:00:26.620 So whatever our father's name was, Peterson, so forth.
04:00:33.820 Our, uh, that's my Scandinavian, uh, male, uh, patrilineal line.
04:00:39.220 So my, my name doesn't appear anywhere.
04:00:42.780 It just, it started sticking after we moved to the United States.
04:00:46.840 So I am now, I'm actually entertaining, changing my last name to something, uh, as a ethnogenesis
04:01:00.520 of our family and what we will be and what will be remembered as and what they will identify
04:01:07.080 with, um, um, in who they are, my kids and my boys and my wife.
04:01:15.400 But, uh, yeah, it's, uh, those, those who've retained a, a last name, no doubt one of the
04:01:23.700 guys I was talking to privately, uh, he's in Alaska and his Dutch ancestors came over to
04:01:32.680 Alaska and he has a book, a family heritage book with all of his family history from that
04:01:42.420 day on.
04:01:44.900 It's a, it's a treasure and your family history is a treasure, whichever way that it took,
04:01:50.540 whatever it is that got you here.
04:01:53.740 It's a, it's a treasure.
04:01:55.340 And even if I look at my parents or grandparents and see how devastatingly they failed in certain
04:02:05.020 respects, it's still a part of that line, right?
04:02:08.220 It's still a part of this unbroken chain.
04:02:11.040 And the question is, how will you be remembered?
04:02:15.160 What will your ancestors look back upon and see and say, that was my grandpa.
04:02:23.160 That was my great grandpa.
04:02:25.340 That was my great, great, great, great ancestor.
04:02:30.280 He sailed across the sea.
04:02:35.560 He's written in the books and what they can draw from that for their inspiration, for greatness,
04:02:42.900 that standard that you set for them, even admitting this wasn't good enough, kid.
04:02:50.480 This is the bare minimum we expect of you.
04:02:52.920 Now, exceed me.
04:02:59.960 Make me look like a crumb in history with your greatness.
04:03:03.580 And if we bestow this upon our children, as they take the mantle.
04:03:07.800 I was reading a book today with my son for school.
04:03:15.340 It was some form of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
04:03:21.140 I never read it before.
04:03:23.040 It was an English translation.
04:03:24.280 And it talked about the gods flooding the earth.
04:03:27.140 It's amazing how completely lifted the other story of the flood is from this story, including the rainbow, the animals, everything.
04:03:40.700 It was astounding, the direct similarity of this, this Epic of Gilgamesh.
04:03:49.800 But in it, he was seeking immortality.
04:03:54.760 And the wiser among him, we're not finished with it.
04:04:00.140 He's about to go under and seek the plant of life, that which will give him, make the old man young.
04:04:09.100 And he's still seeking that.
04:04:12.480 We haven't finished out that part of it.
04:04:14.080 But the last part we read, it was about passing the torch.
04:04:17.640 It was about how you pass the torch.
04:04:19.660 You carry the torch and then you pass the torch.
04:04:21.720 And our challenge should be to raise our children, to pass them the torch as quickly as possible.
04:04:35.340 Why delay?
04:04:38.080 What failure in it is you, who have not raised your child, to take that torch.
04:04:46.000 I've always gained the most out of getting into situations above my pay grade.
04:04:51.000 Saying, yeah, I'll do that with confidence and then putting myself into it and jumping in with two feet and learning it and then accomplishing it and succeeding at it.
04:05:03.460 It's always a fear of failure.
04:05:06.920 There's always the test of a man.
04:05:09.780 But those situations have always given me the greatest growth and developed me into who I am.
04:05:15.480 It wasn't always reading and studying and prepping. 0.99
04:05:18.120 It was, fuck it. 0.99
04:05:19.380 There's only one way to find out right now which way this is going to go. 1.00
04:05:24.460 I'll do that.
04:05:27.420 And those challenges, they come with a cost.
04:05:33.500 Failing.
04:05:34.200 Not only.
04:05:34.840 Yeah, go ahead.
04:05:35.260 Not only the importance of this, of getting our next generation as well suited to carrying the torch as possible, but allowing them as much time as possible to leave their own mark on it.
04:05:53.260 To become men who will enter the ancestral books as well.
04:05:58.340 The preparation and the emphasis on the importance of this, of what they're inheriting and what they will pass on.
04:06:09.480 And then saying, now it's your turn to leave your mark here.
04:06:14.960 This is a part of you.
04:06:16.720 This is part of us.
04:06:18.260 This is an indispensable part of our history.
04:06:21.740 And you are going to be a part of this yourself.
04:06:24.220 And when you look in their eyes and you see the hesitation and fear and you look at them and you say, don't worry, kid.
04:06:31.180 I wasn't sure I was ready either.
04:06:34.180 And I didn't know what I was doing either.
04:06:36.860 You're going to be fine.
04:06:41.920 And believe in them.
04:06:43.000 You trust in them.
04:06:43.720 You show them you trust in them.
04:06:44.880 Because that's another part of this chemical thing that we have with our fellows.
04:06:49.320 Is that it's I trust you.
04:06:51.720 I trust you to become the man, to grow into the man who is going to make the right decisions.
04:06:57.100 And I am entrusting you like the ones before entrusted me, like our birthright demands that we raise the next generation of men who can be trusted to carry that forward and be themselves and do it well and not fail in this obligation and not neglect their duty, not neglect this legacy that's been handed to them.
04:07:22.460 Because we're very close to losing this.
04:07:24.800 We are on the edge.
04:07:27.100 Of having this.
04:07:29.440 Having this irretrievably lost through the dilution of our blood.
04:07:33.360 There's one thing.
04:07:34.500 There's one thing to be given the torch.
04:07:37.620 And there's another thing to have taken it.
04:07:40.460 There's another thing to have lit your own torch by the fire of someone whose white knuckles are not releasing what they feel is their safety and security. 1.00
04:07:54.500 Saying, well, fuck it. 1.00
04:07:56.860 Just give me the fire. 1.00
04:07:59.180 You stay here.
04:08:01.660 I got this.
04:08:03.700 And they don't have to believe.
04:08:05.320 Once you get that internal belief, you don't even need them to believe.
04:08:09.900 But together we are stronger.
04:08:11.740 So we owe it to ourselves and our kin and our children to give them that faith.
04:08:20.060 To know, hey, I have a lifetime of experience in this.
04:08:28.340 I feel comfortable and confident in my place in the world.
04:08:33.000 But I don't know what you're capable of.
04:08:38.180 And I've raised you.
04:08:40.500 And I've given you life.
04:08:43.260 And I want to see what you do with it.
04:08:45.000 And that's even more powerful.
04:08:49.040 But we're not going to wait.
04:08:52.000 We have no ability to wait anymore as men for the passing of the torch.
04:08:59.580 And we know how politics work.
04:09:02.820 Even to any degree among our white people, there's nepotism and there's familiarity and there is family preference that is given. 0.73
04:09:19.760 There is political maneuverings behind the scenes that they say the politicians are not elected, they're selected.
04:09:33.160 And they're not going to select for those who are going to drastically change things.
04:09:44.460 It's up to us to take that.
04:09:47.300 Knowing that.
04:09:47.920 And there's a bit of study.
04:09:49.080 You know, studying the 48 Laws of Power.
04:09:52.440 Understanding what deviousness lies before you when you engage in these activities.
04:10:00.440 This is not friendly.
04:10:03.780 And it is not transparent.
04:10:07.160 The 48 Laws of Power is, for me, I read it, it's not a guide to successful operations.
04:10:19.080 It's not a guide to successful political maneuvers.
04:10:27.440 It is a warning.
04:10:29.280 That that's how this works.
04:10:30.280 That that's how this works.
04:10:33.140 And you better be aware of how it works and start to use your knowledge to stay ahead of the game.
04:10:40.380 Never become one of them.
04:10:41.740 Never become these deceivers, but know that they're everywhere around you.
04:10:51.300 Every single word you say is a means for them to gain another inch.
04:11:03.000 And when they're done with you, you'll be discarded.
04:11:09.140 It's a very, very interesting book.
04:11:11.420 The other book I like by Robert Greene is
04:11:14.520 The Laws of Human Nature, a very large book, that one.
04:11:22.120 But so good.
04:11:23.460 So many tales of history written and given to us through the lens of human nature.
04:11:33.780 I found that book absolutely amazing.
04:11:38.100 Probably one of the best books I've ever read by Robert.
04:11:41.960 I think it's Robert E. Green.
04:11:44.700 Yeah, I have read.
04:11:46.040 I have read neither of those.
04:11:47.520 I have not read the famous 48 Laws of Power.
04:11:52.120 It's a good one.
04:11:52.960 I know you have a long book list, but it's a good one.
04:11:55.580 And I do, I recommend reading it as an example of what you'll be up against
04:12:04.460 rather than an example of how to operate.
04:12:07.460 It's not an operation manual.
04:12:09.260 It's a tale of caution.
04:12:18.540 Superb.
04:12:19.440 I've got to check it out, my friend.
04:12:20.860 I'm going to add it to the list right now.
04:12:22.220 Yeah, I have the Laws of Human Nature book, but I actually did that one in audio
04:12:29.780 and did a big note-taking study on it, audio.
04:12:34.820 So I had my hands free and I just listened and wrote out everything that I could gain
04:12:42.640 from what I was hearing on that.
04:12:45.360 But the 48 Laws of Power, a much smaller book and a bit more specific to each of those laws.
04:13:01.440 But Kikito, go ahead.
04:13:04.260 Yeah, it's my favorite author, I believe.
04:13:06.760 So, you know, some of his books are a little more drab, but 50th Law of Power, he co-authored
04:13:14.860 that with 50 Cent, pretty good book.
04:13:18.160 Mastery, boring as could be, but probably the best one that I've read of his.
04:13:23.620 I haven't read The Laws of Human Nature.
04:13:26.780 Is that a newer one?
04:13:27.940 I don't know how new it is.
04:13:30.640 I read it years ago.
04:13:34.900 And so I think it was new when I read it, fairly new when I read it.
04:13:40.680 So I would say maybe four or five years old, I think, on that one.
04:13:45.880 A very big book.
04:13:46.740 Yeah, so I have skipped, I got one.
04:13:48.620 Yeah.
04:13:49.060 Yeah, I have Mastery on audio also.
04:13:53.320 So, like you said, it was one that it couldn't hook me in.
04:13:57.960 Like you said, it was a bit more drab, maybe, than the others.
04:14:02.800 And it didn't hook me in, but I guarantee it's good.
04:14:07.580 Mastery is something that we forget, right?
04:14:10.360 Mastery is something that takes thousands and thousands of dedicated hours toward a craft
04:14:19.300 to achieve, right?
04:14:20.860 We have this Instagram virus among our people that this somehow we just get lucky and hit
04:14:31.400 an algorithm vein that puts us on the map.
04:14:36.660 And it's contrary to human nature.
04:14:39.720 It's contrary to mastery.
04:14:41.140 Mastery is you endeavoring mostly in failure, mostly in darkness, mostly by candlelight as
04:14:49.640 you sacrifice time away from your loved ones, away from your hobbies, away from your friends
04:15:01.800 to become a master at whatever it is that you've endeavored into.
04:15:07.400 And also knowing how you can transfer these skills.
04:15:11.360 If you are somewhat exceptional in a certain manner, endeavor in that, but it may be a preparation
04:15:23.020 for another arena.
04:15:26.800 And you take all of those skills that you learn and you apply it.
04:15:30.500 And so this is from a book of five rings by Miyamoto Musashi is you conquer one, you conquer a thousand.
04:15:44.260 The principles and the discipline from one to another are a foundation.
04:15:50.800 And these, these people that we have in history, these Michelangelos and these Da Vinci's, you know, they, they, they mastered discipline first.
04:16:02.960 Then they mastered crafting.
04:16:05.460 And that's something that we've lost, right?
04:16:09.380 It's like, yeah.
04:16:11.120 What'd you think of Machiavelli's Da Vinci's?
04:16:17.340 I love that book.
04:16:19.380 I adore that book.
04:16:21.900 That's a superb book.
04:16:25.080 Machiavelli is, uh, really one of, interestingly enough, I have seen him referred to as the first political scientist.
04:16:32.100 And, um, reading it with some of the historical context about the ways that, uh, the Northern Italian city states were dealing with one another and, uh, their relationship with the, with the church.
04:16:47.300 It was, um, when I went back and read it again, I, I thoroughly enjoyed it very thoroughly.
04:16:53.580 And he's clever too.
04:16:54.940 He's, he's a very clever writer because it was easy to run afoul of the, um, politicians back then.
04:17:01.620 And so he had to be careful the way he said things.
04:17:04.740 And, um, at some points you have to read between the lines, but that book is, uh, full of, um, I don't want to say lessons exactly, but this way of life.
04:17:17.000 It teaches you a way of life that makes you start to think about things beyond the simple.
04:17:22.120 I was always, but I was naive when I was younger.
04:17:24.680 I grew up in a liberal household.
04:17:26.100 I was naive.
04:17:26.840 I used to think that like, I don't know, people generally were good and that they wouldn't try to screw you over and all this stuff like that.
04:17:33.440 And growing up as an adult, when you get through an adulthood and you have that kind of perception of reality, you end up getting burned pretty easily.
04:17:41.500 And, uh, certain kind of fields, like negotiations and such.
04:17:48.400 And, uh, after reading that, it gave me this insight that has changed the way I look at social interactions.
04:17:58.160 And, um, it really increases the awareness of what's going on in between people and, uh, vastly increases the kind of subtle, the recognition of subtle communication cues that people will use when they're talking to each other.
04:18:19.500 Especially when there's, when, when, when there's money or power on the line, when you're talking about trying to get money from somebody, uh, for sales or in business.
04:18:29.120 And there are moments where you're in the negotiation where you can slip, you can like slip in these, these subtle kind of, um, psychological intrusions that they will feel like you are, are powerful.
04:18:52.300 But it's all this, uh, the power, recognizing a power dynamics, that's what did it for me.
04:18:56.460 And I think that's one of the reasons I haven't read many more of these books, because after reading The Prince, I was, um, so infatuated with Machiavelli and the historical kind of part of that, that part of the world that, uh, I just took it all in and started applying it to a lot of the ways that I was handling negotiating with people.
04:19:16.760 And that was honestly when my, um, career field started to open up.
04:19:21.340 Like before that, I was kind of like, not a bomb, but I was always just like, you know, kind of go to work and do the necessities.
04:19:29.080 And I was like, cool, I'll go to the bar and I'll play some video games.
04:19:32.820 I'm chilling.
04:19:33.320 And then I started reading this and I was like, wait a minute, if this position is opening up, this was years ago when I was working retail.
04:19:40.080 And I'm like, you start retail, I start thinking like this.
04:19:43.700 And you're like, my boss is like, oh, they have a shortage, blah, blah, blah.
04:19:48.580 And I'm thinking, well, I know that they're going to have an inventory thing coming up soon in a couple of months.
04:19:54.860 Now I know they have a shortage over there.
04:19:56.820 So next time I saw our district manager, this was immediately after I read the book, I was so proud of myself.
04:20:04.600 Next time I saw the district manager, I started talking to him about it.
04:20:07.760 And he was so impressed that I had remembered that, that he invited me to take, to do this inventory thing at the other store.
04:20:16.180 And I went all the way out of my way.
04:20:18.240 They pay for gas and such, of course, obviously.
04:20:20.620 But I go all the way out of the way to do this inventory management thing.
04:20:24.420 And a couple of months later, I get promoted.
04:20:26.840 And before I know it, I'm promoted again, and I get to work morning shift, and I'm the boss of like four different people, all because of that little subtle thrust into the mind of this district manager who, at that moment, I went from just another guy in the T-shirt to a potentially valuable resource to him.
04:20:49.140 And he was like, okay, cool, I can use this guy to increase my efficiency and my power.
04:20:55.400 And I'm thinking I can use this guy to leverage, I could leverage this guy to increase my position.
04:21:03.120 And it's, all these power dynamics all of a sudden became clear to me.
04:21:07.180 And it was Machiavelli that did that.
04:21:09.360 Superb book, wonderful book.
04:21:11.940 Love it.
04:21:12.700 Cannot speak highly enough about it.
04:21:14.200 Another great one you guys would probably love is, I think it's Edward Byrne, maybe.
04:21:22.420 And it's like 1951, 1952, but it's games people play.
04:21:26.980 And it spawned a whole field of study, psychological study, transactional analysis.
04:21:32.840 But it's probably right up your alley as well.
04:21:35.140 But it's pretty basic.
04:21:37.640 It would almost come across like a kid's book to you guys, most likely.
04:21:40.920 I know Skull Mask, you'd get a chuckle off of it, I'm sure.
04:21:44.200 I'll check it out, my friend.
04:21:45.320 Games people play, you say, it's going on the list.
04:21:49.200 Thank you.
04:21:52.340 Yeah, I think it's Edward Byrne, maybe.
04:21:59.080 Kikito has that southern accent, but he's, don't sleep on Kikito.
04:22:03.240 He's a big brain.
04:22:04.040 I can tell, I can tell, Kikito, you're well-read.
04:22:09.520 You're a well-read man.
04:22:10.680 You're a, you're a thinker.
04:22:13.460 You're going to get a kick out of this.
04:22:15.200 I quit high school in the ninth grade and started laying brick.
04:22:17.940 Ah, dude, that's it.
04:22:19.020 Nothing like some good repetitive work to give your mind time to sharpen.
04:22:23.440 I found that too.
04:22:24.540 I like that.
04:22:25.300 I love it.
04:22:25.680 When I was a kid.
04:22:26.980 I love it.
04:22:27.760 Mowing lawns, man.
04:22:30.120 That was how I was mowing lawns.
04:22:31.600 And I just think, like seven hours straight.
04:22:35.540 Serpents in mind.
04:22:38.060 Yeah, the old Trance night.
04:22:39.820 It is, it is handy.
04:22:40.980 It is nice sometimes.
04:22:44.460 But Tungsten, what do you got, brother?
04:22:45.560 Welcome back.
04:22:46.000 So I just wanted to echo for emphasis what was said by Skoll about Machiavelli and the Prince.
04:22:56.800 I think, you know, as far as psychological preparation in negotiations, whether it's political or sales, it's certainly one of the best, especially when you're dealing with people who are not in your in-group.
04:23:13.100 I just want to make a distinction here.
04:23:14.540 I don't think, I mean, it's certainly good to understand the levels because you can have nefarious actors in your in-group.
04:23:23.440 But when you're dealing with people who are not like your immediate family, assuming they're not compromised, that I think that's the distinction here.
04:23:35.580 It's not necessarily the best if you're dealing with wholesome people on the same wavelength, but it's certainly very beneficial in the world that we live in today to have at least some inkling of what's outlined in the Prince.
04:23:50.340 Absolutely.
04:23:52.340 Absolutely.
04:23:53.340 Yeah.
04:23:54.340 I had one of my, there's, it's, if you're, if you have people in your in-group who don't understand this stuff or they don't care to learn this stuff or find out about this stuff, then you can get them to tell you things.
04:24:08.880 And you can, you can say like, wait a minute, you're getting screwed over here.
04:24:13.160 Like this is, this is, that's one of the huge benefits of being aware of this kind of stuff because your friends and family, if they're like, oh yeah, you know, well, my boss, you know, he, he, he, there, there's this guy at work and he's not going to, he said he doesn't want to do this thing anymore.
04:24:29.060 And he talked to his, my boss about it.
04:24:31.000 And the boss said that, you know, I can do it.
04:24:32.800 So I have to come in a half hour earlier.
04:24:34.360 It's like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. 0.83
04:24:36.860 You're getting screwed over here.
04:24:38.180 Well, I'm getting paid for an extra half hour. 0.99
04:24:39.920 It's like, no, no, no, you're getting screwed over here. 0.99
04:24:42.200 You got power played and you didn't realize it by some chump. 1.00
04:24:47.360 So don't be the chump and understand when you're getting power played. 1.00
04:24:51.180 And unfortunately, understanding that dynamic is very crucial to having a, getting yourself into a position where you're not a chump. 0.98
04:25:01.420 And it's, I don't want my friends and family to be chumps ever.
04:25:06.320 You never, you never want to give ground if you can help it.
04:25:09.460 It seems like it always screws you anytime you give, give ground away.
04:25:13.260 And that's one of the things Machiavelli says too.
04:25:15.100 He says, if you're going to, I can't remember how he put it at one point.
04:25:19.280 He's like, if, if you, you, when you compromise, you have already given that up, like in your head, you have already decided that you are, you're not compromising about what you're going to give up in the actual negotiation.
04:25:32.140 You have already decided going into this negotiation that you are going to make a concession in this certain point.
04:25:38.660 Like that's, but you hold off on that.
04:25:40.580 You hold off on that.
04:25:41.480 And then you finally say, okay, well, I suppose I can make this concession.
04:25:44.760 And your, the, the other side of the negotiation will say, oh, well, yes, I got him.
04:25:50.840 It's all like, it's layer upon layer.
04:25:52.560 It's great.
04:25:52.960 It reminds me of the Ferengi for those of you who are, you know, have watched Deep Space Nine. 1.00
04:25:58.620 One of the best sci-fi shows ever, even though it has a black main character. 1.00
04:26:03.240 It's really good.
04:26:03.860 Yeah.
04:26:04.280 And I just said, you know, also to add, you know, bluntly and autistically, you know, what's been spoken here is that when you understand these, these books, these principles, these tactics and these strategies, the psychology, you can see when others are employing it.
04:26:23.080 Right.
04:26:23.560 It's not necessarily always to employ.
04:26:27.800 It is an education to know the landscape, to know, ah, I see exactly what you're doing here.
04:26:34.300 And you don't have to let them know that you are aware of what they're doing.
04:26:37.960 You let go ahead and lay your trap where they think you're going and let them fall into it.
04:26:43.380 Because if they're going to employ these against you, there is nothing moral or ethical about trying to, you know, negotiate with these people.
04:26:55.480 You need, you need to understand it.
04:26:57.100 And again, this is in-group, out-group.
04:26:58.720 If it's, if it's, or, or teach them a lesson, teach them a lesson by, by letting them fall, letting them get them get played and then reorienting and say, that's why you don't do this against your kin.
04:27:16.260 You never know what they already know and use that as a, an educational tool, uh, to bring about bonding and not just, uh, exercise, you know, excising them from your life, just because they're willing to, to, uh, use manipulative.
04:27:32.000 That's, that's where leadership and, and true power comes from, right.
04:27:35.840 Is, is going, ah, I see what you did there.
04:27:37.840 You're actually pretty good at it.
04:27:39.160 You know, I'm better, but you're pretty good.
04:27:41.140 And, and, uh, if you would like to, uh, to join your family here, then we can actually make some good progress, but you need to know this will not be tolerated amongst our kin within our walls.
04:27:55.440 But certainly we can go out and play this game in the world and, uh, and, and manifest our own wins and W's, put them on the board and bring back riches for our, for our friends and folk.
04:28:09.280 But yeah, Coquito, go ahead.
04:28:10.140 And then, uh, Tungsten.
04:28:11.140 The thing is, when you get, uh, started really, um, trying to pay attention to these power dynamics that go on and they are, uh, omnipresent, let me tell you, everybody is into it.
04:28:23.420 Um, the deal is very few people can have any kind of conscious, um, understanding of it.
04:28:30.480 I, I struggle with it.
04:28:31.480 It's hard for me and I, and I'd actually do try at it, but it's just, uh, it's, it's like anything.
04:28:36.260 It takes, uh, uh, uh, an amount of time, you know, to have that mastery over it.
04:28:41.020 So what you're faced with out there are these people who are naturals and there's a lot of them. 1.00
04:28:46.240 Women, women are, uh, pretty prevalent on that deal. 1.00
04:28:48.920 Uh, you know, uh, Machiavellianism is one of the, uh, dark triads and they're calling it the dark, uh, quadrad now. 0.99
04:28:56.340 I think they say it's, uh, sadism, Machiavellianism, narcissism, and, uh, shit, one other one. 0.86
04:29:04.740 But, um, the Machiavellianism part that they talk about, that is, that, those are those people who've been traumatized at a young age and they've got that eyeball, um, to look around and see where can I get power? 0.98
04:29:17.820 Where can I, uh, have my, my area of safety at? 0.99
04:29:21.360 And oftentimes women and kids, they'll just, they'll, they'll grow up and become naturals at this shit. 1.00
04:29:26.320 But, but consciously, you could get them in a room and, and shine a bright light on them and they would not be able to talk to you consciously about the things that they're doing because they, they embody them, but they don't actually think about them. 0.98
04:29:39.460 It's just an automatic thing for them.
04:29:41.040 And when you're dealing with folks like that, let me tell you, they are subtle, uh, masters at it, a lot of them, uh, women and kids especially.
04:29:48.940 And you're more effeminate, um, Jewish type of, uh, males as well. 1.00
04:29:54.220 You'll, you'll find that shit. 1.00
04:29:55.260 Um, it's just that chicken shit kind of, uh, way of doing business by hook or crook, as they say. 1.00
04:30:00.800 Yeah. 0.98
04:30:01.140 I think that's a, I think that's an important distinction because there are, we've all, I remember distinctly, like I said, I was quite naive in my youth.
04:30:09.680 And, um, I had a couple of friends who were very snake, like, you know, suburban wiggers when I was growing up and they would lie and they would steal and they would cheat. 0.97
04:30:19.500 And they would always sell you, you know, 0.5 grams short half eighth and stuff like this.
04:30:24.340 And it was always like, uh, they were in this kind of mentality that, that they, they had picked up probably, like you said, Kikito from some, uh, neglect in their youth where they had to learn how to navigate this labyrinth of psychological, uh, torture.
04:30:40.220 And, and, and negotiate with these things.
04:30:42.980 And, um, they always are small or they're always playing for small potatoes.
04:30:47.320 Like it's, it's, it's, these people always get, they seem to get roped into this mentality so entirely that they end up wheeling and dealing for small potatoes and, and doing things to like save a couple hundred bucks or rip somebody off here.
04:31:03.600 Or, you know, get, get, uh, date two girls at once while deceiving them both and all these things like that.
04:31:10.360 And when you, but if you start to understand this, then you start ending up doing these negotiations on contracts that can net you, you know, four or five figures for not that much work and stuff like that.
04:31:24.960 And I think that that's, I think that's a very crucial difference to understand is to kind of be genuine, be authentic, engage with people in sales, especially when you're saying like, look, I have something you want.
04:31:35.920 You have money.
04:31:36.980 I want that.
04:31:37.840 I want you to sign the contract.
04:31:39.540 You, you, you have this very honest relationship with a person, but when it comes to numbers, then there's these little kind of things that start to get, you know, it's kind of things like, okay, well, $250, we could do that for you too.
04:31:53.320 We could do this service too, and you're not being duplicitous, but what you're doing is you're being a good negotiator.
04:32:01.200 And there's a very fine line between being a sociopath and being a good negotiator.
04:32:07.300 And I think that comes from the honesty and integrity, because when you look somebody in the eyes and you say, yes, we are going to do, we are going to build this full deck out in your backyard.
04:32:16.740 And we are going to build you the flagstone path.
04:32:19.260 And we are going to build you the flower bed, even though you didn't want the flagstone path. 0.65
04:32:23.400 When we started talking, you know, that your guys are going to come in and they are going to build a damn good flagstone path.
04:32:29.480 You know, that this person's backyard is going to look amazing when you're done and you feel good about that.
04:32:34.760 And the thing is that they might have parted with a little more resources than they initially thought they would when they came in.
04:32:40.740 And when they went in, they might have had a different idea of what the negotiation was going to go like.
04:32:52.020 But you have basically given them a service that they might not have known you needed.
04:32:57.840 They needed or something like that.
04:32:59.080 I think there's I think there's a there's a difference between these people who are naturally sociopathic and they they're playing for small potatoes.
04:33:06.820 They're trying to, like, leave work early or, you know, spend too much time in the bathroom during a rush in the kitchen and stuff like that.
04:33:13.340 These little weird things.
04:33:14.440 They're faking sick.
04:33:15.580 People like that will fake sick a lot. 0.98
04:33:17.240 I've noticed.
04:33:18.300 Let's take a let's take a minute here before too long and touch back on the people who are also natural neurolinguistic programmers.
04:33:26.040 They're just able to use the gift of gab and sweet talk basically very effectively.
04:33:31.960 And it's that's that's one that's really hard to do consciously.
04:33:36.820 Most people are just naturals adder.
04:33:38.400 They can't do it.
04:33:42.060 Sure, that definitely seems to be a that's absolutely true.
04:33:45.400 It's absolutely true.
04:33:46.980 Thompson, what's up, brother?
04:33:48.320 Let it let it rip. 1.00
04:33:56.040 Air Tungsten.
04:33:59.020 The mic is yours.
04:34:02.620 Test test.
04:34:07.520 Well, it looks like we might be having a connection issue.
04:34:10.260 Maybe he's got to run to the phone.
04:34:13.600 The business of in the middle of a high caliber business deal.
04:34:16.480 Yeah, there's a the there are there are strategies, right?
04:34:23.040 There are strategies that you can recognize with manipulative people.
04:34:26.700 I had a business engagement recently with a gentleman who is very manipulative, narcissistic personality disorder, likely suffering from some trauma once I found out about his past.
04:34:36.920 And he was quite forceful in his negotiations.
04:34:46.020 I never had to negotiate with him, per se, but because I ended up I ended up leaving.
04:34:52.460 He was just that bad that I ended up detaching myself from his influence entirely because I recognized it.
04:34:59.260 He would gaslight.
04:35:00.040 And that was when you see behavior like that, then you recognize that there is an insurmountable obstacle between that's in the way of any, you know, reasonable kind of mutually beneficial outcome.
04:35:15.380 And these are the kind of things that you see that when they when you see these indicators of I suppose the masters of the craft don't don't do it so so obviously that they're they're not so blatant about it.
04:35:31.320 So it would be difficult to pick up on.
04:35:33.120 And very likely those people are in positions of power that you're not so likely to encounter.
04:35:40.720 And if you do, then you probably walk away thinking you got a pretty good deal.
04:35:46.300 And I've encountered him, too.
04:35:49.360 I remember I was selling a vehicle a couple of years ago. 1.00
04:35:51.480 It was a piece of shit. 1.00
04:35:52.380 And I just really wanted it gone. 1.00
04:35:54.780 And the guy showed up and he knew I just really wanted it gone.
04:35:57.680 And in my head, I'm like, all right, I will get this thing out of my driveway for fifteen hundred bucks.
04:36:02.660 And I put it up for two grand and I ended up giving it to him for fourteen hundred.
04:36:07.840 And he wore he wore me out.
04:36:10.020 He really did.
04:36:11.220 And he was a car guy.
04:36:12.420 Right.
04:36:12.680 He was like buying and selling used vehicles and fixing them up and replacing things.
04:36:16.740 This thing barely ran. 0.98
04:36:17.940 It barely started.
04:36:19.080 It had transmission issues.
04:36:21.180 CV axle was so bad that it could barely drive.
04:36:24.880 It had it needed like all four wheel bearings. 0.94
04:36:27.940 It was just a total piece of junk.
04:36:29.920 And he he talked me down a hundred bucks and he was really good at it. 0.98
04:36:34.420 And it's probably what he does all day.
04:36:36.560 Goes around Marketplace Craigslist, buys used vehicles.
04:36:40.480 Wheels and deals.
04:36:41.720 And I didn't feel too bad about it.
04:36:45.140 He was a local guy, white guy, white gentleman that helped a lot.
04:36:48.460 Honestly, when he got out of that car and I was like, there's a white guy with bleeds and some grease stains on him.
04:36:53.140 I'm like, yeah, brother, you're getting this car.
04:36:54.860 You're getting this.
04:36:58.520 So I want to go back.
04:37:00.520 Yeah.
04:37:00.840 Let it rip.
04:37:01.200 Yeah.
04:37:01.440 So quite ironically, I actually just had a prospective customer trying to haggle on the price of a contract.
04:37:08.620 So I'm crying poor.
04:37:11.780 Oh, well, it wasn't in the budget for this year.
04:37:13.600 So, you know, it's kind of funny that we're talking about this.
04:37:16.120 So I couldn't respond.
04:37:19.180 But I wanted to share with people who are listening that the wealthy are very, very much more predisposed to this.
04:37:31.220 But the other point that I wanted to talk about was talking about the gullibility of our people is because there's this expectation that may not be conscious that there's going to be this honorable reciprocity that would go on.
04:37:54.240 And I hope we can get there someday.
04:37:56.420 However, what I've seen is we kind of have these contending worldviews, shall we say, especially in the last many decades.
04:38:06.740 And so it's not really safe for people to just implicitly trust someone that you're doing business with.
04:38:14.760 Now, there are instances you can, but I'm thinking more often than not, it's not the case that you can just implicitly trust these people and that you're going to be able to negotiate.
04:38:23.740 And then have a fair shake.
04:38:25.760 There's typically going to be the customer is going to want to, especially when dealing with wealthy people, they are used to this.
04:38:34.380 They almost have like a manual about how to beat down the would-be contractor, et cetera.
04:38:41.540 And they drink and snicker about how little they had their deck built for by whomever.
04:38:48.160 And so just be on guard about this.
04:38:50.620 And that's why this is so important to this conversation to be had and look out and share with your kin.
04:38:58.600 Thanks.
04:39:00.040 Yeah, well said.
04:39:01.180 Well said.
04:39:01.760 And this is something that you'll notice when you're in the trades and you're doing these kind of higher dollar number contracts.
04:39:06.620 Once you start getting into five figures, then you will end up with these people who are very – they do very much enjoy it, too.
04:39:17.980 They very much enjoy it.
04:39:19.120 And you can't blame them.
04:39:20.040 It's a rush.
04:39:20.980 It's a rush.
04:39:21.620 It's like talking to women or something or going out.
04:39:24.200 And when I was a kid, I used to – when you're a kid and you like to fart around and do things, you get your rush.
04:39:29.780 And now it's like negotiation rush.
04:39:31.920 It's a rush.
04:39:32.820 Kikito, get in there, brother.
04:39:33.640 Yeah, regarding negotiation, you know, as you guys know, you want to be from that position of – how did John Goodman say it? 1.00
04:39:45.660 Fuck you. 1.00
04:39:47.860 Basically, fuck you money. 1.00
04:39:50.680 You either take the price or not. 1.00
04:39:52.600 And that really winds up being the big factor. 0.99
04:39:55.260 It's just like a Mexican standoff every damn time. 0.99
04:39:57.800 And it will be a matter of $500 fucking dollars, and you'll just be left sitting there staring at each other. 0.99
04:40:03.880 And you just got to have that I will walk away, or otherwise you're probably not going to get that $500. 0.98
04:40:09.240 That seems like what it always comes down to.
04:40:14.560 Yeah.
04:40:15.400 I think of poker.
04:40:16.440 I think of poker a lot, which is not – I guess not the – there's – poker is like a controlled environment, right?
04:40:23.360 It's a closed environment when you're dealing with something negotiation-wise.
04:40:28.940 There are so many factors that can come into play.
04:40:31.680 So many things that you can do.
04:40:33.580 Other things that can be offered.
04:40:35.520 Time limits.
04:40:36.500 If you know somebody has to leave at a certain time.
04:40:39.220 If you know how badly they want something, but they don't think you know how badly they want something, that's another big one.
04:40:47.280 That's huge in automotive.
04:40:48.080 Automotive is like – I always felt bad because like the automotive thing would be like, you need new tires.
04:40:55.280 They'd be like, oh, I can wait until next year.
04:40:57.160 Well, does your daughter drive this car? 1.00
04:41:01.040 Every single time.
04:41:02.180 Works every single time.
04:41:03.440 Arian, what's up, brother?
04:41:04.220 Get in there.
04:41:13.020 Arian, the mic is yours.
04:41:15.940 Otherwise, we'll go to Tugson.
04:41:17.020 Tugson, give you about five seconds, bro.
04:41:23.640 All right, Tugson, let it rip. 0.95
04:41:25.300 Arian, we'll go to you next.
04:41:26.900 So I'm negotiating with this prospective customer as we're doing this, so it's great.
04:41:32.980 And we're going back and forth.
04:41:34.560 So I had a parsed out proposal.
04:41:37.920 There was three tiers of work.
04:41:40.200 And so they're saying, well, what can you do for me?
04:41:42.940 And I'm saying now I'm just to give you guys a taste of my tactics.
04:41:46.620 I'm saying, well, are you interested in doing all of the work?
04:41:49.000 Because if they're interested in doing all of the work, then I would be willing to make some concessions.
04:41:57.880 But if you're already getting some of the work cut out from underneath you and then you're trying to cut that down, you see what I mean?
04:42:05.520 So the ultimate, at the end of the day here, what I'm trying to say to people is we don't want to appear desperate.
04:42:11.960 And you want to make your lifestyle to be in a way that you're living within your means and you don't need the work.
04:42:18.680 That these people need us, you, et cetera.
04:42:24.080 And you're better off sometimes not going out if you've strategically made your life in this way.
04:42:30.940 And it's not that I had this figured out immediately.
04:42:33.720 It took me years. 0.80
04:42:35.220 But then you're not scrambling and they have you by the balls and their hands in your pocket, et cetera. 0.76
04:42:43.940 Like this is what you want to avoid.
04:42:45.840 So I just thought I'd share that with you guys.
04:42:49.280 Hopefully you take it to heart and you make sound business deals and you keep you and your family safe.
04:42:57.480 Yeah, absolutely.
04:42:58.740 I mean, and this is something that's only high when you're talking about money.
04:43:03.320 And Machiavelli describes these situations where blood was on the line.
04:43:07.680 Northern Italy was a very contentious place.
04:43:10.940 It was very tumultuous at the time that the prince was written.
04:43:13.660 And so he discusses the use of mercenaries, the reliance on mercenaries, as I recall quite vividly, and describes these princes.
04:43:22.620 He calls them princes, the rulers, as relying much on mercenaries and how eventually it gets to the point where you can't get rid of them.
04:43:31.620 Because if you get rid of your mercenaries, then it's very likely you will end up with a knife in your back.
04:43:38.580 And that's exactly what you're talking about, brother.
04:43:41.280 Desperation is not a good position to be in ever, period, no matter the circumstance.
04:43:49.720 It's one of the contingencies.
04:43:52.400 Always have contingencies for everything.
04:43:55.400 Kikito, what you got, bro?
04:43:58.080 Well, exactly that.
04:44:00.940 Desperation.
04:44:01.460 And it's a spectrum.
04:44:02.720 It's a spectrum of desperation. 1.00
04:44:04.340 I have to have this job even if I make $10 an hour doing it versus fuck you. 1.00
04:44:08.960 I would just as soon go to the creek that day because my bills are paid and I know my worth. 1.00
04:44:14.340 And you'll either pay me this or I will be at the creek that day or maybe somewhere on another job.
04:44:18.720 Either way, I'm not doing the job for that price.
04:44:21.580 You're not keeping that $500.
04:44:23.420 I will have that $500 or you just won't have a deck.
04:44:28.660 Yep.
04:44:29.380 That's the way it is.
04:44:30.640 And it's this situation where it's like having confidence in yourself when it comes to kind of getting things done, too.
04:44:38.020 It's this idea of like, yeah, you know, absolutely.
04:44:41.320 You could have somebody else build your deck.
04:44:43.000 You can get some Honduran people to build your deck and some Armenian guy will pull up with a panel van and six guys will jump out and none of them speak English and none of them are legal. 1.00
04:44:53.100 And they will slap together a deck and have fun in a couple of years when the rain gets bad and it starts sagging.
04:44:59.480 Have fun when it's not sealed properly and it starts splitting and it looks like crap and you're trying to sell your house.
04:45:05.120 Yeah, that's it.
04:45:05.980 It's a big part of this kind of like, look, I'm offering you something that's going to be – it's a very white thing to think that way.
04:45:12.980 It's a very white thing just to think about like, you know, I'm not going to budge on this price because I have a very – I hold my work in very high esteem.
04:45:23.780 I will do my best to make sure that you are delivered something that is going to be satisfying and is going to last for a long time and is going to work.
04:45:32.600 And that is – that's the way that I approach a lot of the way that I discuss things.
04:45:38.640 I offer quite a few – quite hefty services when it comes to price with repeated contracts.
04:45:49.300 And I have had people balk at numbers before and I have had people not want to carry on into a contract.
04:45:58.040 I've had people not want to sign because they would rather go somewhere else and every single time that I know of that I've managed to follow up and get some information, they have made the wrong decision because they decided to go with a lower quality product that was not made by somebody that they knew and they could trust.
04:46:15.720 So they have ended up with something that is – it ends up being a waste of money.
04:46:21.000 And this is a very like European way of thinking where we actually can understand the ramifications of the future.
04:46:28.540 We can think about second-order effects.
04:46:32.100 We can think about how things are going to last into the future, what it's going to look like down the road.
04:46:38.300 Is it better to spend $20,000 today and save $50,000 or is it better to spend $10,000 for the next five years every year?
04:46:49.420 I think we – you know, Europeans think like that.
04:46:51.400 That's the way we think.
04:46:52.220 That's why we know those of us who – we know we value our health or we value our well-being.
04:46:58.920 We value the well-being of our families.
04:47:00.760 We've seen what happens when that kind of thinking starts to break down and you have people living in these abysmal communities that are ill-cared for and things are completely ruined because they have lost the capability of understanding long-term effects, delayed gratification, third-order, second-order impact of their decisions.
04:47:20.860 Ariad, welcome back to the stage.
04:47:22.260 You want to get in there, brother?
04:47:23.240 Hope you got – hope you got well-connected.
04:47:36.440 Looks like no.
04:47:37.620 Looks like that's a negative.
04:47:42.780 Absolutely recommend reading Machiavelli, though.
04:47:46.120 It's a good read.
04:47:46.600 Yeah, it's one that I have, and I've read part of it, and I haven't gotten back to reading the whole thing.
04:47:56.160 It's one I need to – a lot of – I think it sounds like a lot of overlap and lessons between it and 48 Laws of Power.
04:48:06.960 But I like the way that you described it.
04:48:08.980 I don't have to break that off my shelf.
04:48:11.360 I've got quite a deep – a deep library of unread books myself that have – are clawing at my subconsciousness.
04:48:24.880 It's better to have a lot than none.
04:48:27.660 You got treasures there, brother.
04:48:29.440 Hang on to them like gold.
04:48:31.000 Oh, yeah.
04:48:36.960 One of the books that I read in my early 20s was a book called The Wisdom of China and India.
04:48:47.560 It was when I was searching for more truth and looking for things.
04:48:54.280 And the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, those stories, and now that – the overwhelming potential, I'll say,
04:49:13.440 that those are stories of our Aryan people that have been twice removed from our people.
04:49:26.760 I hear a lot of wise, Aryan, white power, white conscious, racially conscious men refer to those.
04:49:37.080 And what's your – what's your guys' takes on those from that historical perspective?
04:49:50.400 It's an interesting topic, and it can get – people have different opinions on it.
04:49:58.180 My historical take is that we – I respect the field of linguistics.
04:50:03.380 I don't think it's all fake Jewish science.
04:50:05.000 I think that linguistics indicate that there was a spread of our genetic cousins that brought wisdom to parts of the world that we look at now
04:50:17.060 and are – no longer have those people in them.
04:50:21.240 The philosophical history of this tradition kind of starts big time with Schopenhauer.
04:50:27.980 Schopenhauer was very interested in Eastern traditions, Taoism, Buddhism, and the Vedic tradition,
04:50:36.980 which is the northern region of the Indian subcontinent where the Proto-Indo-Europeans landed.
04:50:44.680 And they contributed – the awareness of these traditions, the introduction of these traditions into Western thought contributed very heavily into the evolution of our philosophical outlook.
04:51:00.400 Essentialism was a big part of German continental philosophy.
04:51:04.180 The answering metaphysical questions outside of the religious tradition became very fashionable after the Enlightenment.
04:51:15.100 And I have seen – I grew up with a very pretty close familiarity with a lot of the Eastern cultural traditions.
04:51:25.600 I studied Japanese and read – I've read, like you have as well, Mythos, The Book of Five Rings.
04:51:32.980 It's always been one of my favorite books since I read it.
04:51:35.660 It's a phenomenal book.
04:51:37.020 I read the Hagakuri, the samurai book.
04:51:40.140 You know, I've read the Tao Te Ching.
04:51:42.860 I've read the – read Schwansa.
04:51:44.480 There's some Buddhist texts.
04:51:46.800 Hermann Hesse, famously enough, wrote a book called Siddhartha that is a German take on Buddhism that follows the life of Siddhartha Gautama, who would go on to become the Buddha.
04:51:59.640 And it's really good.
04:52:00.720 Yeah, I read that.
04:52:01.400 It's quite good.
04:52:02.700 Yeah, I've read that.
04:52:03.600 Yeah, that's excellent.
04:52:04.660 Yeah, interesting.
04:52:05.440 Yeah, I really didn't realize it was a German take on that.
04:52:10.620 But yeah, Hermann Hesse, I should have known.
04:52:12.200 Yeah, I know.
04:52:12.360 It was a long time ago.
04:52:14.480 So just to chime in a little bit, in the Oralinda book, it talks about how around 1600, a contingent of Aryans left Europe, and they made their way over there, and they established groupings over there.
04:52:32.480 And then to correlate the – to provide more literary evidence in the court of Vesta, the Azna of Vesta, it says they went there.
04:52:44.320 It says – it mentions the Aryans and the Tyrians went there together, and they're allotted together as two different houses in respect for houses.
04:52:56.020 And that's what it says in the Oralinda book, and that's what it says in the Oralinda book, that they picked up some –
04:53:06.020 Did we lose this?
04:53:16.140 Yeah, we just did.
04:53:17.220 There's a lot of parallels between the – you don't see this in the polytheistic traditions of, for instance, the non-Vedic Indian subcontinent.
04:53:45.220 They had a very loosely defined kind of tribal polytheism before outside of the Vedic tradition.
04:53:55.280 So what we recognize now, what we have now is this kind of mishmash of Vedic tradition and Indian polytheism that has made this whole mess out of everything. 0.99
04:54:09.820 So the kiddo is a very – they're cosmogenesis.
04:54:14.140 They're kind of the – I think there's the – or cosmogenesis or something like the beginning of a world, the development of reality.
04:54:29.320 It's much closer to many of our traditional peoples than there are many of the foundational myths that you find outside of their peoples.
04:54:44.560 Chinese, I believe – there's a lot of people who say, like, we was Chinese.
04:54:48.220 I don't believe that.
04:54:49.680 I've looked into it quite a bit.
04:54:51.360 I don't think we – I don't think we –
04:54:59.320 They're taking us down one by one.
04:55:04.680 We just lost to school.
04:55:07.420 Oh, man.
04:55:09.640 You're back.
04:55:12.840 Test.
04:55:15.640 Can you hear me?
04:55:18.840 Yes, sir.
04:55:19.480 Yep, perfect.
04:55:19.960 Oh, yeah.
04:55:23.140 I don't think that there were PIE peoples who went into China personally unless somebody believes otherwise.
04:55:33.040 I would not mind being enlightened.
04:55:34.680 But I think there was a – there's a cultural spread that may have contributed to Taoism.
04:55:41.300 But Taoism is a very – Taoism is a not – it does not have an embodied deity.
04:55:49.660 So it is markedly different from the PIE traditions that have these archetypal embodiments of deified folkish legends that became deities or were contributed to this cosmogenesis.
04:56:09.700 Well, if you look just quickly – and then I'll keep on that track, though.
04:56:16.060 I just want to point out that it makes sense when you look at our people.
04:56:20.320 We have such a diversity among our people, all different hair colors, eye colors, so much individualism.
04:56:29.680 And you look at the Chinese, and it's all very bland. 1.00
04:56:32.620 And so it's – it kind of makes sense that their spirituality conforms to that.
04:56:41.520 But I just want to – this came to mind as you were talking about the way that works out.
04:56:48.620 Slur talks about this, too.
04:56:50.220 Spangler has a really good section.
04:56:52.900 Client of the West talking about Chinese religion and its relationship to the composition of the people and such.
04:56:58.580 But I see nuggets.
04:57:01.980 I see nuggets of truth in all of these PIE branches. 0.68
04:57:06.380 The Iranians supposedly were PIE at one point. 0.87
04:57:11.220 Sanskrit finds its origin in that region between what I believe is modern-day Iran over to Mesopotamia and then down into the northern Indian subcontinent.
04:57:22.920 So Sanskrit being one of the oldest languages on the planet and being an ancient PIE language contains a trove of knowledge, insight into the traditions that these – that our cousins would have carried with them from our starting point, our origin.
04:57:41.840 And I find it very interesting.
04:57:45.840 Schopenhauer has some really good stuff on this that I don't remember what he exactly talks about.
04:57:51.520 But he was one of the first Europeans to kind of go really into a lot of the Eastern traditions.
04:58:01.200 Really good – really good work.
04:58:02.500 Excellent philosopher.
04:58:04.340 Love Schopenhauer.
04:58:04.840 Love Schopenhauer.
04:58:11.840 Extra.
04:58:14.020 Good to see you, brother.
04:58:14.900 Hiya, Skullmask.
04:58:16.040 And, you know, I have to confess that I must have accidentally, while I was carrying my phone, pressed the request to speak button.
04:58:22.600 And then I thought, when I saw myself on the panel, I went, oh, God.
04:58:26.280 And here I am on the panel without my hand off.
04:58:28.460 But maybe it's not quite like that.
04:58:30.160 It used to be like that with Zeus.
04:58:31.140 I hope Zeus is doing well.
04:58:32.300 I don't know what he's doing.
04:58:33.060 I don't know why he isn't on anymore.
04:58:34.420 I know nothing about it.
04:58:35.280 But that's the way he used to be.
04:58:37.640 If you didn't have your hand off, you were in big trouble.
04:58:39.480 But anyway, it seems like – I'm talking about ancient times.
04:58:44.220 It's only within the last year.
04:58:45.780 But just your discussion there about the different books and the Machiavellianism – Machiavelli and the prince and the sort of tie-in then, obviously, to the way to get power, to hold on to power, to manipulate other people.
04:59:03.300 Or the art of diplomacy, however way you want to see it.
04:59:05.760 And, of course, that's how you can put a spin on things.
04:59:09.580 I had heard of the 48 Laws of Power, but never read it.
04:59:13.500 And I looked up the Laws of Human Nature.
04:59:17.880 And it was 2018, I think, so fairly recent.
04:59:20.580 And I've not read either of them, but no doubt I've painstakingly been suffering from not knowing about them and having to derive what they are from first principles and from bitter experience over the course of my 50 years now.
04:59:35.780 And, you know, if I was to write a book and I was thinking about leaving, what I would do is to leave an instruction manual for other people, which, I guess, you know, you could say these books are like.
04:59:48.200 You would be, first of all, wondering, well, what would be my motivation because I won't be here anymore.
04:59:54.900 So what do I stand to gain from it?
04:59:56.560 Especially if we're talking within just the realm of the canon of books, which is all about acquiring power, acquiring material assets and acquiring the ears even or the attention of other people.
05:00:08.120 Whether you want their love or whether you want their attention or their respect or their fear, all these kind of things.
05:00:14.700 You don't say, well, what would motivate a person to write all these things down to help other people who would read this instruction manual, the secret ways of, I suppose, the roadmap to get your way through civilization or society or up the ladders and to the top.
05:00:30.300 But what would motivate a type of person who thinks in that way to leave something seemingly altruistically for others where he will definitely not benefit from because he'll be gone.
05:00:42.020 He won't be here anymore, even if there is such a thing as the afterlife.
05:00:45.340 The best you can hope for is to look down and kind of go, I helped some people who may not even be, you know, descendants of me.
05:00:51.780 So you always have to say to yourself, one of the lessons is like, what motivates somebody?
05:00:55.700 What's the incentive?
05:00:56.380 I leave it as a question for that aspect, because I don't know what the motivation will be, especially one who sees the world through the lens of how can I gain an advantage in this interaction with my fellow man?
05:01:08.320 Like whether it's, you know, somebody from another tribe or within their own tribe, which our civilization until quite recently mostly was.
05:01:16.500 And yet me, within my own society growing up or becoming an adult rather, but, you know, from having been a naive child, like some of you guys talked about within the corporate structure and usually large international corporate bodies of people who were mostly American corporations.
05:01:38.740 And I noticed that my own people, they couldn't have been all Jews, mostly were Irish people, and they were all very ambitious, highly ambitious, which I didn't consider to be a good quality.
05:01:50.920 But I learned that was the quality that most managers looked for in people.
05:01:54.320 Is he ambitious? Great.
05:01:55.240 But that doesn't mean that he doesn't speak to his ethics and he likely doesn't have the type of morality that I suppose, you know, fools, marks like myself, rubes, innocent, naive people thought that I was being prepared for an adult society where we all played fair and we would select the person who had the best skills or had the best aptitudes that could be used in a certain aspect of the corporation. 0.68
05:02:19.120 Oh, it was just people who wanted power, they were driven, they were driven by the ambition for power over others so they could just put other people down, subjugate them for no particular reason, not even out of revenge, just that they enjoyed making other people's lives miserable. 0.80
05:02:36.260 And so, excuse me, this is how the psychopaths got so prevalent because they were actively selected for.
05:02:43.480 And anybody who was wanting to maybe play fair or share or say, I'll give some quarter if maybe I can expect in the future, you might look kindly on me in my hour of need, what you usually found was that, and I did find this, that even the kinder that I was to people, if later I saw them maybe not being, you know, unscrupulous to me, but to others.
05:03:07.180 And I'd say, listen, it's like that parable in the Bible where one of the, or that story in the Bible about how, and I know I'm going all over the place here, but just to make a quick reference to it, where this master set his slave free of a debt and said, look, I don't want to be cruelty, I know you've got a wife and kids, so I absolve you of your debt to me.
05:03:25.340 And he didn't even hold on to any contract to say, and you have to do the same to others.
05:03:30.560 He assumed it kind of went without saying, but in the case of this guy, it didn't, and he was extremely vindictive to somebody else who only owned him a small debt in comparison.
05:03:39.380 And by that stage, you can't then say, well, I now put the debt back into place, you know, especially in this legal world of ours.
05:03:44.940 But also in the world of comrades or colleagues, we could say to each other, look, we shouldn't need to draw up contracts or hold blackmail over each other that we can then say, ah, do you not remember now?
05:04:00.320 I have this on you.
05:04:01.480 You know, people of honour don't do that to each other.
05:04:03.720 And what I found is that it was cutthroat, and people would say, ah, yeah, you know, you want to grow up, this is a cutthroat business, it's, you know, all's fair in love and war, or the other phrase I'm trying to think of with a do or die or dogs or whatever, you know.
05:04:20.020 So there was no, there was no friend.
05:04:22.420 Doggy dog.
05:04:23.120 Doggy dog, that's it, thank you, doggy dog world.
05:04:25.940 And so what I found was people who I, who became my friends and were my colleagues, and I didn't really see much distinction because I was, I knew these guys for maybe 10 or more years.
05:04:37.860 And we'd been through a lot together, both, you know, within the corporation and outside.
05:04:42.280 It turned out we were never friends.
05:04:43.760 And we weren't even colleagues or, like, soldiers on the same flank or phalanx, because as soon as even the tiniest reason for them to stabbing the back became apparent, or for no reason at all, didn't even require that they would get, like, a promotion or much of a material gain, they would do it, arbitrarily.
05:05:03.200 That was the really heartbreaking thing, that you, you would find that there are no real friends at all out there, certainly no loyalties, when everybody is inculcated into this world, and I see it as a Jewish world, where they say, that's, that's a, not just a childish way of behaving to assume that there is some honour amongst all of us, but they say that it is in fact an immoral way to behave.
05:05:28.500 They actually have made the same thing as morality be, if I get ahead, if, if I feel good about what I did in the moment, if I lord it over somebody else, that's me succeeding, and that must mean that I'm a moral person.
05:05:44.260 And so, and I'm not trying to criticise what you're talking about there, if we want to get pragmatic, or at least, you know, stop being always the losers here in our society, let's read what these people write.
05:05:55.500 But I'll just say that I looked up the writer of those two books, the 48 Laws of Power and the Laws of Human Nature, Robert Greene, I think his name is with an E, G-R-E-E-N-E.
05:06:10.660 And there is such a thing as, I don't know, I've heard it a lot, that people with a name like Greene, not thinking of Adam Greene, but they did suspect him of this as well, that anybody, and I think his is just green like the colour, but that the surname Greene with an E is often a Jewish name.
05:06:27.600 And in the case of Robert Greene, it is Jewish, in his bio on Wikipedia, he says he grew up in a Jewish family.
05:06:32.940 So, that's not to say that we should then discard everything he's written, and it's likely that, you know, all the psychology stuff, it is a Jewish world, it's a world they've created around us, it was a world that existed before anyone, he or I would say, listening, were born into. 0.63
05:06:49.180 And we didn't, we took us a long time to figure it out, I think that's what I'm hearing, but it certainly did take me a long time to figure it out, that we never knew a world where our ancestors' law went without saying, or the morals or honourable thoughts of our ancestors could be counted on everywhere, because that's all gone since at least the end of World War II.
05:07:09.300 And so, I guess it's always useful for sure to look into the enemy's handbook, but I think these people are the enemy, and the last thing I'll say then is the INTF and the INTJ and all this sort of stuff, the Briggs-Meyer classifications of people's personalities, I don't like being classified into that as if I can be parsed like a human being into just, you know, four different letters.
05:07:32.220 I'm not a number, I'm more than a number, I'm greater than the sum of my parts, and I refuse to be categorised by either my IQ or by my Briggs-Meyer personality type, and they would always do these tests on us in the company, and then promote the most ambitious little shit anyway.
05:07:47.820 And you go, I did really well on my Briggs-Meyer test, well Briggs-Meyers, by the way, are a mother and daughter Jew team anyway as well. 0.62
05:07:53.500 So, look, I'm just saying.
05:07:54.880 Every single time.
05:07:56.760 Yeah.
05:07:57.140 Of course it is.
05:07:58.620 Of course it is.
05:07:59.300 I didn't even ever look it up.
05:08:00.800 I think that there's truth, of course, to all the stuff that they talk about, but it's a way of, I think, getting us to accept their framing of the world, you know?
05:08:11.460 So I'll pass it back to you on that.
05:08:13.580 Fair point.
05:08:14.340 That is well said.
05:08:15.740 And I did close out the day yesterday.
05:08:18.560 We had a very intense discussion yesterday at White Power Lunch Hour that I really enjoyed.
05:08:22.820 I think everybody enjoyed it.
05:08:24.160 I know I did.
05:08:24.780 And I made that point extra about how that trust in our society, that ability for us to build a trusting society where we did rely on this being done above the table with, you know, it respectfully and with honor was the conduit through which our enemy was able to subvert us.
05:08:43.620 But that would say, if you're playing the game and you're a cheater and you have been conditioned to that, there's a contract and understanding amongst yourselves that don't have that cheater is going to be able to deal with some nice stuff.
05:09:04.980 Yeah, absolutely.
05:09:09.120 Yeah.
05:09:10.960 Yeah.
05:09:11.320 I'll just say real quick that you're rubberbanding from my perspective, but it could be my connection is bad.
05:09:16.320 I hope not.
05:09:17.400 No, he's been breaking up all day.
05:09:20.040 Okay.
05:09:20.520 Okay.
05:09:21.140 Well, I'll just say one last thing then.
05:09:23.980 There was a movie that Richard Gervais did, and it was called The Invention of Lying.
05:09:28.560 And it's a farcical type of, what do you call it, a concept where there's this world where everybody's so naive, where he as a character discovers that if he says anything, people will just believe him.
05:09:41.360 So he goes into the bank, he doesn't, just does a test.
05:09:43.360 He says, oh, I'm actually a millionaire.
05:09:45.220 So just, you know, give me, let's say, 100,000 out of my account, please.
05:09:49.620 And I went, oh, right.
05:09:50.260 Well, that's weird.
05:09:50.900 This must be a mistake because it doesn't say you've got a million dollars, but you'd hardly lie about it.
05:09:55.280 So it must be our mistake.
05:09:56.160 Like, I'll just fix the books here, and yeah, there's a withdrawal of 100,000.
05:09:59.220 It's like, I can't believe this works.
05:10:00.800 So I think, you know, the Jews must have felt like this about our own nation. 0.99
05:10:06.040 And I suppose there does come a point where they might feel like, look, if we're going to believe all this bullshit, we kind of deserve what we're getting. 0.97
05:10:11.820 That's, I'm sure, how they would justify it, you know. 0.85
05:10:13.800 So there's a reason or a necessity for us to grow up a bit, but not lose what we considered was our innocence in having to become a little bit more hard-nosed with dealing with people who are not us, you know.
05:10:28.320 So anyway, cheers for now.
05:10:36.320 I'll sign off.
05:10:37.120 I don't know.
05:10:37.620 My connection is apparently bad.
05:10:39.560 I apologize, brothers and sisters.
05:10:42.640 No, I mean, it's legible, right?
05:10:46.240 We get what you're saying.
05:10:47.820 It's just every four to five seconds, it'll be like a fraction of a second cutoff.
05:10:54.200 Ah, well, I blame Elon Yeats.
05:11:02.040 So anyway, thanks for coming to the White Power Lunch Hour, brothers and sisters. 0.60
05:11:06.920 I've got some hands, so if you guys want to stick around, I'm sure Mythos and White Reich would be willing to let you get in. 0.91
05:11:13.380 You're not allowed to leave.
05:11:15.640 Yeah, boy.
05:11:17.180 You can't go anywhere.
05:11:19.380 Nobody can go anywhere.
05:11:20.560 You're trapped.
05:11:21.240 Stay here.
05:11:21.860 Stay on stage.
05:11:22.480 We got to get the takes.
05:11:23.480 I didn't get to give my final take.
05:11:25.520 It was excellent.
05:11:26.680 And it has to actually – I will give it real fast, matter of fact, because it's going to play a bull on this conversation.
05:11:32.540 No, I'm just kidding.
05:11:33.860 I'm kidding.
05:11:36.640 We started talking about Elon's little AI waifu, and we ended up with Eastern philosophy and manipulation.
05:11:43.560 AI waifus, Elon is manipulating you.
05:11:46.920 One of the ways to escape this manipulation is to learn from the traditions of our ancestors and embrace the abnegation of desire.
05:11:55.540 You are being targeted for your lust, your hunger, and your desire to have power over other people.
05:12:02.620 Renounce these desires and embrace White Power as the guiding light in your life. 1.00
05:12:07.280 And thank you for coming to the White Power Lunch Hour, my friends. 0.85
05:12:12.880 Thank you, Skull Mask.
05:12:14.640 Great two hours, brother.
05:12:16.040 It was fantastic.
05:12:18.040 And to Eternal's point there, it's interesting because depending on maybe who's reading the 48 Laws of Power, they're reading it as a template and a strategy for their activities.
05:12:36.880 And like I said about it, I read it as a cautionary tale of the environment with which these people operate.
05:12:47.720 And White Reich, your picture, it keeps making me think of the lead singer of The Cure, because the way the dark shadow over your head, it looks like the lead singer of The Cure with his...
05:13:11.340 Scraggly hair.
05:13:13.020 With his Edward Scissorhands hairdo.
05:13:16.000 Yeah, it is the way that we read and the way that we operate and our minds and the way that they've been organized.
05:13:28.000 Instead of as merchants seeking to gain a profit through middlemen, we build.
05:13:41.300 We have villages, accountability, and those principles hold a completely different paradigm for us than these others, right?
05:13:52.540 The talk about contracts came up and our contracts.
05:13:57.940 But when I write a contract, it's to set expectations, right?
05:14:01.940 It is not to weave in some extra information in there, which I can then point to later and say, ha-ha, you didn't realize I had this in the...
05:14:15.660 You know, these ways that we operate with these different people is, it demands separation.
05:14:23.400 There's no cooperation with these nonce. 0.95
05:14:27.820 And again, back to going full throttle with it, rug pulling the nons is a mandatory exercise for white people. 0.98
05:14:38.340 We should never think that this fair deal should be struck between us and the Aztec Indians, the Chinese, the other Indians, the Africans, the Jews, the Arabs. 1.00
05:14:54.520 No fair contract.
05:14:56.700 We have all the power. 0.97
05:14:58.540 Why the fuck would we ever go, let's strike a fair deal here, sir? 0.99
05:15:02.580 It's like, fuck no, either you, you know, to be noncompromising, you either agree to these terms with which I get what I want out of it, and that includes protecting me from future you, then no deal. 0.99
05:15:20.100 They don't have the ability to build anything anyway. 0.98
05:15:22.220 So it's really, it's a reframing of our entire way of thinking from egalitarianism and fairness and equality to, there's no equality.
05:15:33.560 We are the greatest.
05:15:35.260 We have the 14 words.
05:15:37.460 Nobody else came up with the 14 words.
05:15:39.400 We came up with the 14 words.
05:15:41.820 It's our soul.
05:15:44.180 88 precepts, our process.
05:15:49.260 And with that, it's 1488 radio.
05:15:52.700 If you want to know more about the 14 words and 88 precepts, go to davidlane1488.com.
05:15:59.300 The 14 words are, we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. 1.00
05:16:05.100 Rules of the stage.
05:16:06.820 Raise your hand.
05:16:07.440 Come up on stage.
05:16:08.780 Raise your hand when you're on stage.
05:16:10.080 We'll call on you.
05:16:10.780 We'll get through the hands.
05:16:12.540 Enjoy a fruitful and white power conversation. 0.79
05:16:16.100 Please do so sober.
05:16:19.240 Don't fed post.
05:16:22.220 Talk about what it is we can do to secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. 1.00
05:16:28.140 Stay on point.
05:16:29.540 Don't come up and talk about what you think of Abraham.
05:16:34.400 We don't care.
05:16:35.220 We don't care what you think of Odin.
05:16:39.680 Show us.
05:16:41.140 Show us.
05:16:42.820 We want to see your white power. 1.00
05:16:46.060 We want to see your beaming out your eyeballs.
05:16:51.460 Let's go.
05:16:52.480 White, welcome. 0.99
05:16:54.000 What you got?
05:16:54.500 What's up, bud?
05:16:56.120 I was just thinking about psycho ex-girlfriends and people I've met along the way that almost a year later just obsessively talk about you.
05:17:11.300 So, yeah, that's what I've been thinking about today.
05:17:15.900 It's kind of weird.
05:17:17.720 It's kind of unstable.
05:17:21.140 Kind of fake. 0.98
05:17:22.240 Kind of gay. 1.00
05:17:23.600 Lots of lies. 1.00
05:17:25.520 Lots of ball washers.
05:17:28.040 And a obsessiveness that could be categorized as mental instability.
05:17:35.220 So, that's what I'm thinking about today.
05:17:40.580 I did want to talk about, you know, Elon's anime waifus, but you guys beat me to the punch.
05:17:47.860 You guys on White Power Lunch Hour are stealing all my talking points.
05:17:51.940 No, I'm kidding.
05:17:53.320 I want to classify what's going on on Elon's timeline as Goonergate.
05:17:59.640 We are witnessing Goonergate happen before our eyes. 0.99
05:18:04.040 The activation of billionaire gooners preying on our incels to accept AI girlfriends instead of, you know, going outside and touching grass.
05:18:18.080 It's Goonergate.
05:18:19.200 I trademarked it.
05:18:21.900 You heard it here first.
05:18:23.500 You did.
05:18:24.320 First time.
05:18:25.180 Goonergate, TM.
05:18:27.520 All proceeds go to White Power.
05:18:30.660 Let's go, man. 0.99
05:18:31.800 Yeah, it's disgusting.
05:18:33.020 It's, I've seen it, right, for weeks.
05:18:35.940 I'm like, just these romantic, like, you know, thirst trappy little things that people are putting out there.
05:18:47.540 It's like, and Elon's boosting everyone.
05:18:49.500 Like, look what you can do.
05:18:50.580 It's like, why would you?
05:18:51.220 I don't even like, like, I, I hate that, that AI will take an old family photo of yours and turn it into, like, a little six second live action image.
05:19:09.600 Like, yeah, it's creepy.
05:19:10.720 Yeah, it's totally creepy.
05:19:12.980 You know what it reminds me of?
05:19:16.680 And I'm going to bring up, like, an old time in the United States when photography was first invented.
05:19:24.980 The Featherniggers were terrified of cameras because they thought if you got your picture taken, it would steal your soul. 1.00
05:19:35.680 And what we're witnessing now with photos being animated to life, in my opinion, is, is something soulless.
05:19:43.660 And it should be a horror to all of our eyes because, you know, your memories and your headspace are something that should be considered valuable and sacred.
05:19:54.960 They're yours and yours alone, and they're shared with the people that you had them with, you know.
05:20:01.020 And when AI is getting involved, their technology is getting involved, in order to create an elusatory image, in my opinion, it kind of spits on the dead, you know.
05:20:20.540 Yeah, it's like, you have a regret?
05:20:23.040 Don't worry.
05:20:23.760 We will help you recover that in AI drama and just insert yourself into these goggles here.
05:20:34.020 We're going to connect these things to your fingers and your arms, and you'll feel like you are actually there, experiencing the life that you wish you could have had.
05:20:43.380 And then, you know, inevitably, it ends up with you at a waifu strip bar with cartoon girls dancing around, right?
05:20:50.040 I will say this, though, Mythos, I've been having fun with the face swapping feature recently.
05:20:56.880 I mean, you saw that.
05:20:58.400 I face swapped my face with Osama bin Laden and Hitler and GLR, and it's kind of funny. 0.96
05:21:05.820 It's kind of funny.
05:21:08.740 It's a slippery step.
05:21:09.880 We've got our eye on you, but we've talked, we've all talked in the back channels.
05:21:13.840 We're keeping a close eye.
05:21:16.020 Inshallah.
05:21:17.420 Allahu Akbar.
05:21:18.260 What if it turns you into an NPC?
05:21:21.600 And the more time you animate your pictures, you become an NPC.
05:21:27.080 It sucks your soul out from you, Fitz.
05:21:30.700 We do have these two hands up.
05:21:32.860 I know that the conversation was interesting on White Power Lunch Hour.
05:21:36.720 I'm totally fine with us, you know, concluding the conversation and getting through these guys.
05:21:42.020 I want to dive in here, you know, just imagine the day after an election, right, where Trump wins and Hillary's defeated, and they just go, don't worry.
05:21:57.120 For $1,000, we'll put you in this bubble here into this pod, and you can live in an alternate universe where Hillary won and just sucks millions of people out of the world. 1.00
05:22:13.300 I mean, this is kind of a culling, right?
05:22:15.780 This is, you know, if we look at it one way, this is a culling.
05:22:19.280 If that's what you want to do, more power to you, right?
05:22:24.680 Well, there's a lot of people who are already checked out, you know.
05:22:28.940 We kind of touched on this the other day when we were talking about, you know, families and the parents.
05:22:37.020 And, you know, once retirement kicks in, they just check out and give up and just pursue selfish endeavor.
05:22:46.860 I would say that falls along the same lines.
05:22:49.580 You know, the idea of corporatism was brought up in the sense that modern society and the way it's structured creates a bland, meaningless life, you know.
05:23:05.200 And here comes AI to give your life purpose, you know.
05:23:10.740 Here comes AI to drop you into that reality where Hillary Clinton lives. 1.00
05:23:15.520 Here comes AI to drop you into a reality where you're slaying dragons and fighting wizards.
05:23:24.040 Because what is reality offering you?
05:23:28.100 Well, we have to be completely honest with ourselves, Mythos.
05:23:32.220 What is reality offering the everyday person?
05:23:35.420 The everyday person in the United States of America, what reality is offering them is indentured servitude until the day they die.
05:23:45.520 So why wouldn't they eat the bucks?
05:23:47.880 Why wouldn't they put on the headset?
05:23:49.900 Why wouldn't they install the Neuralink?
05:23:52.480 Because all of us, I wouldn't say all of us, but a lot of us here in the United States of America are living a very unfulfilled, meaningless life.
05:24:03.580 Do you think they'll let me do the man in the high castle file?
05:24:07.880 It's an option, do you reckon?
05:24:09.260 That would be the first option.
05:24:11.280 The more potential national socialist white men they can get to go into that machine, they will gladly prime you with the idea that Hitler won World War II. 0.86
05:24:29.220 Let's go.
05:24:29.980 I mean, that's the key, right?
05:24:31.400 What they would be doing from a technological standpoint, it's not just visuals, right?
05:24:40.880 That won't work.
05:24:42.840 And it kind of talks about this in The Matrix, right?
05:24:45.900 It's not just a pure heaven, right, that they would be offering.
05:24:53.380 The people, your brain won't survive that way.
05:24:56.480 You need cortisol.
05:24:58.160 You need stress.
05:24:59.860 So, ultimately, what they're doing, they're hacking all of those chemicals that I opened up with in White Fire Lunch Hour.
05:25:08.120 They would be programmed to activate the impulse to release the dopamine, the oxytocin, serotonin, endorphins, cortisol, and all of that, right?
05:25:24.820 And although your body would atrophy, certainly, unless they were activating it with electrical impulses, et cetera, those are the chemicals that they're attacking.
05:25:37.120 And they're doing it live right now on social media and TV and movies and music.
05:25:45.000 They're already hacking that.
05:25:47.220 And this is the eventuality. 1.00
05:25:48.820 The eventuality is, fuck it. 1.00
05:25:50.660 This life is not real. 1.00
05:25:52.680 Just, who cares?
05:25:55.000 Just go into the pod.
05:25:57.100 Let me ask you this.
05:26:01.700 I'm going to ask you a question.
05:26:03.580 Ask me something.
05:26:05.320 Ask me something.
05:26:06.660 Let me ask you. 1.00
05:26:08.620 Oh, fuck. 1.00
05:26:10.100 Us sitting in here, jerking each other off, getting that little tiny vasopressin hit, probably not good overall, huh? 1.00
05:26:17.200 Kind of a pressure relief valve, not really serving us as well as it could.
05:26:24.400 We should be thinking how to hack that whole system backwards for our best benefit.
05:26:31.320 You know, I've often said this.
05:26:32.960 I don't want to do 1488 radio forever, right?
05:26:36.580 The idea is that we are successful, that the message is received, and the people are activated, right?
05:26:45.540 They take the 14 words seriously.
05:26:47.760 They implement the 88 precepts in their everyday life.
05:26:50.920 They turn the URL into the IRL, making in-real-life connections and doing in-real-life stuff and spreading the message in real life.
05:27:02.920 I love 1488.
05:27:04.980 I love talking to all of you guys.
05:27:07.340 I love White Excellence Radio.
05:27:09.500 But let's be completely honest with each other.
05:27:12.260 Do we want this to last forever, or do we want to implement the change that we desperately need in our countries?
05:27:19.020 And I would say it's the latter.
05:27:20.540 We want to implement the change, right?
05:27:23.080 We want the calls to action.
05:27:26.500 We want you to link up with people in real life.
05:27:29.540 We want you to do something.
05:27:30.980 You know, this conversation of Goonergate coming up really got me thinking about Ted Kaczynski and how right he actually was. 0.99
05:27:44.140 Our society has fallen, and it's falling fast.
05:27:50.320 And as AI improves and these systems continue to grow, the in-real-life care will dissipate, right?
05:28:02.100 The people who can afford the system to plug themselves in are going to plug themselves in.
05:28:08.220 The permanent slave class of the foreign hordes entering our country are going to continue doing their business as usual, 1.00
05:28:16.280 while the founding stock, whatever's left of the middle class, and the upper class that isn't in the echelon are just totally non-existent, plugged in, jacked in.
05:28:32.100 I mean, how many movies have we seen about, you know, people having robotic replacements, right?
05:28:44.240 They sit in a chair, that one movie with Bruce Willis or whatever, where you sit in a chair, and then you live through your robot in your everyday life.
05:28:51.580 That's coming closer and closer and closer, guys.
05:28:55.300 Neuralink, Tesla robots, it's...
05:29:00.020 The new Alien series is based all around exactly that.
05:29:03.720 It's almost like Altered Carbon.
05:29:05.340 Yeah.
05:29:06.220 They're pushing that out hard right now.
05:29:08.120 Yeah, really interesting show that was.
05:29:12.400 Don't watch the second season, just watch the first season.
05:29:17.960 But Tungsten has had his hand up for a while.
05:29:20.180 I'm curious to see what he's got.
05:29:21.560 What's up, bro?
05:29:22.000 Okay, so spot on with all this.
05:29:26.960 I mean, what we got is basically for the masses is basically nihilism that's being to the point where people won't care about their reality.
05:29:39.040 They'll just be so ready to...
05:29:42.040 And you're well said.
05:29:43.060 I mean, it's such a double-edged sword, this program.
05:29:46.520 You know, we're using certain technology, but we're hoping that, as you said, we'll be able to get our people tuned in to, you know, the IRL.
05:29:57.580 But the nihilism is a big, big issue, and that's for the masses.
05:30:03.620 The other, you know, flip side of that, which is really for the quasi-elite, is the narcissism.
05:30:08.780 I mean, you look at someone, as you mentioned, Elon Musk.
05:30:13.660 So I would argue that Elon Musk is more of a narcissist than he is a nihilist.
05:30:18.260 However, I would say that for all of this technology and who is he targeting, it's not just him, but he's the easy, low-hanging fruit.
05:30:26.160 It's basically targeting the masses, and the mechanism is nihilism, for people to become nihilists.
05:30:37.540 Would you mind elaborating on that definition?
05:30:41.500 I'm not familiar with the word, so you'd be teaching me something, too.
05:30:44.680 Well, I was going to say, a lot of people will just pronounce it nihilism.
05:30:51.520 Oh, okay, yeah, I know nihilism.
05:30:55.380 Yeah, nothing matters mentality.
05:30:59.520 Yeah, the Latin root of nihil, right?
05:31:03.940 Tungsten's probably accurate on his pronunciation, where everyone else does it wrong.
05:31:08.880 Nihil is nothing in Latin.
05:31:12.380 I learned that last year.
05:31:14.680 Yeah, fit side.
05:31:19.820 Yeah, fit side.
05:31:24.560 I was just going to say, you know, I can envision a future where the pooh bros are being used as a slave class, 1.00
05:31:40.180 and then they live in a virtual, they're off-time, they'll just spend their time in virtual reality, 0.98
05:31:46.820 and they'll look boxes when they shit on themselves. 0.94
05:31:49.760 And then their job, they use surrogate robots, right, to operate so the rich elites don't have to smell them. 0.73
05:32:01.380 But then there's going to be a second-tier economy where people live naturally, like us, where we live free without the technocrats. 0.92
05:32:10.420 And it'd be a two-tier economy where the technocrats are going to be filthy fucking rich, right? 0.98
05:32:17.900 Because they tricked everyone into the slave labor, so people can jerk off to their virtual reality. 0.91
05:32:26.320 But if there's going to be a lower-tier economy, yeah, we won't have a lot of money, but we'll have more fulfilling lives.
05:32:36.440 And, of course, they won't let us.
05:32:40.780 We have to fight to survive, right?
05:32:43.120 And if we unify, we can hold them off, and, like, we can divide, we can stake our claim to whole parts of land and claim it for ourselves.
05:32:55.160 And then eventually, once we get together, maybe, you know, destroy the technocratic regime, who knows?
05:33:04.860 But, like, I can envision, like, how, where this is going, because who's he building his AI girlfriend for?
05:33:11.300 He's not really right, man.
05:33:12.380 I don't think.
05:33:12.980 I think it's for the Punjabis or the Khajiits. 1.00
05:33:17.840 You know?
05:33:18.400 And if they make it sophisticated enough, these Khajiits will live in a virtual world, and while they work, they have surrogate robots that they operate doing their work all day long, you know? 1.00
05:33:33.480 So when you're out there, and they live in these little cages and boxes, just like a pig does on a farm, on one of those, where the pig is so big, it can't even stand up, it has to squat, you know?
05:33:46.200 I can see something like that happening. 0.98
05:33:48.400 Well, they just jack these Khajiits into chairs in virtual reality and they shit on themselves, but they don't care. 1.00
05:33:55.040 You know? 0.99
05:33:56.200 We'll see what happens.
05:33:59.360 Well, certain things come to mind as well, like universal basic income, right?
05:34:04.360 They're kind of already prepping people with universal basic income when it comes to the ideas of staking cryptocurrency, right?
05:34:14.280 If you guys aren't familiar with that, you can have a crypto and then throw it into a liquidity pool.
05:34:21.620 So that way it's used as somewhat, it's used as purchasing power for on-chain transactions and you get paid interest for doing that.
05:34:34.100 Some of these staking options can get you upwards to 14% to 20% interest paid out every three days.
05:34:46.920 So they're testing options in regards to the slave system, whether it's what you just brought up or even the track chase database system of cryptocurrency.
05:35:04.780 Sorry, I'm coming kind of black-pilled today, guys. 0.95
05:35:12.940 You know, nihilism being brought up, it makes me think about everything being fake and gay. 1.00
05:35:22.220 You know? 0.95
05:35:22.880 You know? 1.00
05:35:24.060 Donald Trump does one thing, it's fake and gay. 1.00
05:35:26.900 Like, you know, this person does one thing, fake and gay. 1.00
05:35:31.020 If this is fake and gay, then, you know, you can beat me up later. 1.00
05:35:37.280 But we got Hermes out here talking to another Aryan, Chad, asking this guy, 0.98
05:35:46.460 would you rather have in Texas, I guess this is in Texas,
05:35:49.020 would you rather have in Texas a million red dot Indians or a million Aztec Mexicans? 1.00
05:35:54.420 And this guy says, neither, right?
05:35:58.860 The correct answer.
05:36:00.700 And then he goes on to say, you know, that Indians can't be Americans and how he's a founding stock.
05:36:09.160 And these are two blonde-haired, good-looking chads having a conversation on the street.
05:36:15.360 And the reason I'm white-pilled today is because there's a lot of this talk, right?
05:36:22.220 And this talk is hitting a lot of people.
05:36:25.940 And this encouragement among our people to be able to not only think these things, right?
05:36:37.000 The thought police doesn't want you to think these things,
05:36:40.000 but they don't want you to say these things, and they don't want you to hear these things.
05:36:44.940 And people are talking.
05:36:46.260 And there was another guy walking through the woods wearing some tactical gear.
05:36:56.160 I couldn't make out exactly what it was.
05:36:59.820 And he was talking about, it's time to take things into our own hands.
05:37:06.180 You know, and he wasn't crossing any Fed posting lines,
05:37:08.860 but he was certainly encouraging the awareness that the people are not, you know,
05:37:16.980 the ICE, the government, they're not doing enough.
05:37:20.400 And we're going to have to do something.
05:37:22.860 And he mentioned the rapes and the murders and the families.
05:37:26.560 You know, your family could be killed over this. 0.66
05:37:29.940 And I'm very encouraged.
05:37:33.680 You know, it's, I like our, our odds are great.
05:37:40.820 Even if we lose a bunch of people, even if we have to collectivize in a small area
05:37:50.300 and build out from there, we'll never go all the way, right?
05:37:55.700 The only thing we'll lose is perhaps some electricity, some, some creature comforts,
05:38:03.860 but the asceticism is our way.
05:38:08.180 We are going to, we are going to buck all this stuff.
05:38:11.060 We don't need the internet as it is.
05:38:13.800 We don't need the constant dopamine hits from checking notifications or,
05:38:20.040 or, you know, these shopping opportunities, these sales, these, you know,
05:38:27.320 buy one, get one freeze, this, this Timu and Amazon marketplace.
05:38:36.480 You know, we, we don't need it.
05:38:38.440 We need each other and we will eventually find each other and find each other in real life
05:38:44.120 and take the appropriate action.
05:38:47.140 I'm, I'm super white pilled on it.
05:38:48.980 It's not, um, you know, I've got, I've got no fears.
05:38:55.180 Let's go, Matt.
05:38:55.940 Go ahead.
05:38:58.380 Yeah, I was going to, I was going to echo that bit though.
05:39:01.180 So it's serendipitous that you would put it that way, because what I was going to say is
05:39:05.360 notice how all of the resistance, the idea of this nightmare, digital state,
05:39:12.600 all of this being a bad thing,
05:39:14.620 the articulation of the potential for this to turn into some nightmare control paradigm. 0.97
05:39:20.820 All of that is coming from white people. 0.98
05:39:23.940 White people are the ones who are articulating the pitfalls of this future. 0.99
05:39:30.220 Like there, there, this, it is white pilling because you can see that our people have a natural resistance to this.
05:39:38.400 There is something in us that knows that that is a degraded way to live.
05:39:43.280 And we do not want to live like that.
05:39:45.420 And, uh, the other races would be perfectly fine with it. 0.90
05:39:48.100 They're absolutely no problem.
05:39:49.540 Jeets would go into the coon box. 1.00
05:39:51.620 They would, you would have to pull them out of that thing.
05:39:54.540 You would have to force them out with sticks.
05:39:56.860 You'd have to shock them until they go into the work box for eight hours.
05:40:00.820 And then they would go, they would be scrambling, fighting over the coon box. 1.00
05:40:05.640 But white people are like, hold on.
05:40:07.160 We wrote dystopian sci-fi about this stuff 60 years ago.
05:40:11.520 We, we, we are, uh, we know what we're doing.
05:40:14.620 We are the only ones who are not going to be completely destroyed by technology.
05:40:20.140 I believe that.
05:40:21.760 And I'm white filled about it too.
05:40:26.860 Can I just jump in, uh, if you think about the freedom, right?
05:40:33.180 Uh, the idea of freedom and being free, it's in our blood.
05:40:36.640 Like, I know, I know, like we kind of, what did Jews hijack that narrative, right? 0.95
05:40:42.080 And we're all like questioning it, right?
05:40:45.820 But the truth is it speaks loudly.
05:40:49.020 We want to be free and anything that doesn't seem to be in line with that.
05:40:55.920 It seems disgusting to us, right?
05:40:58.720 But if you look at the lesser races, like the Indians aren't dead, they don't know what it means to be free. 0.94
05:41:04.880 They don't even have a conceptual understanding.
05:41:08.640 So like what Skull Masters said, yeah, they're going to jump in to their little cubicles, plug in that virtual headset and just live out their days as slaves.
05:41:19.020 And that, to them, that's the best way of living.
05:41:22.420 Awesome, right?
05:41:24.940 The, um, and as part of what it's going to look for, and we're probably going to fight for it, fight for it, uh, we're going to be naturally revoked.
05:41:35.220 And as long as there's Aryan blood on this earth, there will always be a group of people who are going to reject the slave mentality of what the elites, the Jewish people want to do to all commandments. 1.00
05:41:50.020 You know, it's something about these, uh, these Jewish characters I wanted to bring up.
05:42:01.720 Cause I saw this, uh, this video is, uh, it was an older video.
05:42:05.080 Um, this guy on good morning America, uh, this Jewish guy who basically, you know, told a story.
05:42:13.040 I think he was the one, I think told the story about, he was in the, uh, he was in the concentration camp and his wife would come to the wall and the gate and hand him flowers every day or something like that.
05:42:26.660 And then he got out and they married and they, uh, he was like, Oh, he's, you know, this love story. 0.99
05:42:33.520 Uh, and it's just all, it was all bullshit. 0.99
05:42:35.660 Right. 1.00
05:42:36.080 And he got caught in it.
05:42:37.480 And so good morning America was having on be like, what is this?
05:42:41.520 And he says, he says, you know, this is all, this is all not true.
05:42:45.740 Right.
05:42:46.100 This is, you know, you lied about all this stuff.
05:42:48.120 He's like, it wasn't a lie to me.
05:42:50.380 It was true. 0.75
05:42:51.100 It was in my imagination and it was true. 0.99
05:42:53.360 And when you look at this, you, you, you see how dug in these people are to their false realities.
05:43:01.280 You know, this, this truth is of our people.
05:43:04.740 This truth is of, of something that we have, but we have alone not to fall into this life of imagination.
05:43:12.500 When you look at who's pushing, uh, trans, uh, transhumanism and, and placing themselves in these machines and thinking, oh, this is the way we can live in mortality. 0.92
05:43:24.660 And just in our minds, everything is just in our minds.
05:43:28.740 And that's all the reality is like, we, we are bigger than that.
05:43:32.940 We already know we are.
05:43:34.100 We, we have always lived bigger than that.
05:43:37.320 And we've expressed bigger than that.
05:43:39.300 These people hate life and they hate reality.
05:43:42.780 And so they live in an alternate one and they're very bought in on it.
05:43:47.660 And it's hard for us to understand like what, like is, maybe this is true.
05:43:51.920 They very, they seem very, very confident about it. 0.83
05:43:54.880 And, you know, it's like they say, you know, Jews lie like they breathe. 0.78
05:43:59.380 Well, they live in an alternate reality.
05:44:04.360 It's actually not lying to them.
05:44:07.300 It is just living in their imagination of what they believe.
05:44:13.240 And we have a, we have a mandate to remove this from us in all shapes and forms, give no cord to this diseased thinking.
05:44:23.000 And we need to, you know, white people need to know that and own that.
05:44:26.180 Like we can't live in this, this fake reality.
05:44:29.140 And the only, the only way we get out of it is to team up with each other and hold each other to account.
05:44:36.800 You know, to, you know, I tell my kids, don't ever put on the goggles. 1.00
05:44:40.380 Don't ever put on the fucking goggles. 0.99
05:44:45.020 And, and, and they get it right. 0.99
05:44:47.820 And they, they read the Epic of Gilgamesh and they, they glean the truth of it.
05:44:52.300 And not, not the, the version the school probably wants to tell.
05:44:57.060 Right.
05:44:57.460 But, but we get it.
05:45:00.060 We read it together.
05:45:00.940 And that consciousness, that two people, two of us being together and being able to say, is this what we see?
05:45:06.860 Yeah, this is what we see.
05:45:07.920 This is the truth.
05:45:08.740 Yes, this is the truth.
05:45:09.960 We see it.
05:45:10.800 And knowing it and affirming that with each other as brothers and going, okay, and this is what we have to do.
05:45:16.060 Uh, Kikito, go ahead.
05:45:20.480 Yeah, I think, um, they've got our whole world existing inside of their little world where, uh, basically everything, it just runs off their Jewish psychology. 1.00
05:45:31.740 Um, even, uh, you know, and, and, and I don't know, it's everything I've ever read.
05:45:39.120 But even when we do, do things that are good, uh, for other people, according to the modern framework way of seeing things psychologically, it's all just, uh, ego serving, right?
05:45:50.940 You know, we're motivated to do the right thing because God forbid that we do the wrong thing.
05:45:55.420 We just, we don't want to be bad guys.
05:45:56.940 We want to be plus signs.
05:45:58.480 So they even take our goodness and try to flip that on us and say, well, it's just self-serving.
05:46:02.860 It's just ego, uh, serving.
05:46:05.580 But that's what we got to get away from is, uh, the, the framework that we're working from, you know, the, the reason why we're doing things.
05:46:13.060 Are we doing things just to, to soothe our little, uh, hurt feelings or are we, we doing things because we want the, the people in the world who are good folks, you know, the race of people who, who tend to put out good and, and, uh, you know, lovely things, just, uh, helpful and make life nice.
05:46:35.720 Because, uh, you know, we, we, we tend to be the ones always coming to the rescue.
05:46:40.980 Anybody who's in a bind, you know, it's, it's white people that, that come to try to help them out. 0.95
05:46:45.480 Uh, that's, that needs to be our ethos is, is, is that's what we're trying to proliferate more of us, more of the good stuff, uh, more of the good people.
05:46:54.080 I know that sounds, you know, shitty to say it that way, but that's, that's all I know to say it as it just, we, we want to, uh, make the future be great.
05:47:02.460 You know, just, it's the 14 words really summed up.
05:47:05.720 Is this a bad time to introduce my AI girlfriend?
05:47:19.780 Yeah, what's her name, Fitzad?
05:47:22.240 Is her name Fitzad?
05:47:24.000 You're Fitzad?
05:47:24.900 She's Fitzad?
05:47:26.860 She's, uh, I, she's, I'm gonna call her, she's called syphilis. 0.97
05:47:32.920 But is she hot? 1.00
05:47:35.720 Yeah, but she has sores all over her body. 1.00
05:47:38.660 Yeah, she sounds disgusting. 1.00
05:47:40.420 Definitely. 0.89
05:47:42.380 Oh, imagine, imagine, really, you know, being, uh, being in one of those machines.
05:47:49.480 I mean, we can say life is sometimes a nightmare, right?
05:47:52.760 We're going through stuff.
05:47:54.320 Things are falling up around, falling down around us.
05:47:58.000 And, uh, you know, we can be going through hard times, but imagine being stuck in one of these, these things and actually all of this being completely out of our control and having no ability to change that reality.
05:48:16.000 You know, if we have the ability to change reality, you know, we conquered the West, we made it in our image.
05:48:23.020 You said, no, this is ours.
05:48:24.740 This is how we will build.
05:48:25.720 And all across the expanse, we've done this.
05:48:33.740 And that's, that's been, uh, that's just been a part of who we are in every corner, every world that we've ever gone to.
05:48:46.820 It's crushing.
05:48:48.780 Go ahead, Vince.
05:48:49.880 Just imagine, like, what you're saying.
05:48:52.980 All the poor guys were hacked by, uh, by time in the machine.
05:48:58.180 And they're using the machine that everyone else is using. 0.99
05:49:01.340 How fucking disgusting that is going to be. 0.99
05:49:06.180 And they're just like, all these Indians won't care. 1.00
05:49:09.540 I, I'm just so repulsed out of the future.
05:49:11.720 Like, pretty much they're going to have robotic fleshlights, right, that look and act like androids.
05:49:17.980 And then men are just going to spend money, like, pop quarters in the back of it, like it's, uh, one of those Ferris wheel rides at the grocery store.
05:49:27.740 And, like, just think of how disgusting that really is.
05:49:32.280 And then for anyone who's out there who doesn't understand why, like, like why you, most men don't want to date a woman who's been with a non-white, that's the disgust that you get in picturing that, that's the disgust we get when, uh, someone race misses. 0.95
05:49:49.860 It's just nasty.
05:49:51.040 Well, that was literally in, uh, one of their movies.
05:50:01.900 I, I forget which one it was.
05:50:03.520 I think it might've been something like Ready Player One.
05:50:05.860 Somebody was going to rent a virtual reality suit and they, they were talking to the place and they said, yeah, we hose them out real good.
05:50:13.080 So it's like pretty gross, but I was thinking they would actually assign everybody their own little pod. 0.99
05:50:18.660 And, you know, like White Reich was saying, imagine being stuck in the pod, basically living in there most of your life, I guess, in the fucking pod, being this atrophied piece of shit who has no ability to go out and, and like, like you said, change the circumstance. 0.99
05:50:34.920 It changed the world because you're, you would literally become atrophied over time. 0.99
05:50:39.100 You'd barely fucking get around. 0.99
05:50:41.060 It'd be horrible. 0.99
05:50:47.060 Arian, get in there. 1.00
05:50:48.660 Yeah.
05:50:51.100 I just wanted to let you guys know out here where I'm from, we already got them kind of girls that you put the quarters in. 1.00
05:50:56.080 They hang out at these places called the Kit Kat Ranch and the Bunny Ranch and the Mustang Ranch. 0.97
05:51:01.300 They're called prostitutes. 1.00
05:51:03.200 We already got them. 0.99
05:51:06.600 They got the real deal out there.
05:51:09.000 Nevada, baby.
05:51:10.120 They're fully legal, baby.
05:51:11.460 They, they're.
05:51:12.220 Land of the three. 0.63
05:51:13.440 They're bred for it.
05:51:14.460 So, yeah, that's, that's terrible. 0.99
05:51:18.760 Aristocratic prostitution out here. 0.98
05:51:21.260 Yeah. 0.81
05:51:21.960 Yeah.
05:51:22.180 Highbrow.
05:51:24.220 Highbrow.
05:51:25.380 The Bunny Ranch.
05:51:26.820 Um, yeah.
05:51:29.100 Well, you know, speaking of highbrow, uh, there's another, uh, bit of news, uh, I thought was interesting.
05:51:37.200 Uh, we'll go here first is, um, Tucker had on Dave Colum and I don't know Dave Colum's background, but he looks like a military guy.
05:51:48.980 Uh, looks like, uh, somebody who lived his, uh, his whole career in military.
05:51:54.780 And, and he's talking about how, you know, we've been lied about World War II and everything about World War II.
05:52:06.180 And, and Tucker's just on there agreeing with him.
05:52:09.760 He's like, yeah, yeah.
05:52:11.680 And, uh, lied about Stalin, lied about World War II and that, that Hitler was actually the good guy. 0.85
05:52:20.200 And, and he, he, they actually touched on something that, that I logically put something in place a long time ago about, about Pearl Harbor, not just on the facts that, that the, that we knew about it before it happened, but from, uh, from the quote, I just, I just deduced this.
05:52:48.000 This is a, this is a, this is a stretch I, I got, I grant you that, but when, when, uh, not Chamberlain, but, uh, who's the, who was the, uh, the PM, the prime minister of England at the time?
05:53:11.160 Churchill.
05:53:12.140 Churchill.
05:53:13.000 There it is.
05:53:13.560 Um, yeah, Winston Churchill said, you know, that the, that America is like a pressure cooker and you just have to heat it up enough, uh, and it'll explode.
05:53:28.580 Right.
05:53:30.080 And that there, uh, it just solidified it for me.
05:53:38.480 I was like, that was it right there.
05:53:40.100 It was the thing that got us in the war. 0.85
05:53:42.780 This was, this is all a big play.
05:53:45.880 And they, they brought us in, uh, to, to do our, our job, right.
05:53:57.480 In World War II.
05:53:58.700 And I've always, I've always believed that and all, all the evidence has come out.
05:54:03.500 It's just, it's just been a further, uh, affirmation of, of that intuition. 0.99
05:54:10.600 But, you know, I, as soon as I caught that, I was like, those motherfuckers, man, this is, this is like 25 years ago. 0.99
05:54:18.760 So, but, you know, for them to talk about that and talk about that, uh, that, that event, Pearl Harbor being fake and gay, you know, just that further destruction. 0.99
05:54:30.220 And when you look at, at our people and you look at this, this World War II and just a, just a, a collection of all of our best boys going to war and killing each other and who wins.
05:54:47.180 Right.
05:54:47.380 And that was always the, the question.
05:54:49.040 I always tried to apply that lens, right?
05:54:51.020 Who benefits?
05:54:52.640 Just look at who benefits.
05:54:54.460 And that, that'll give you all your answers.
05:54:59.260 I don't know if anybody has any, uh, has seen that video or has any takes on that, but the, uh, the, that Tucker's gone.
05:55:06.860 That was a huge demographic shift that they pulled off on us, man. 0.94
05:55:10.220 Now that you mentioned it, I'm sure that was, uh, more of the clergy plan type bullshit. 0.99
05:55:15.780 Yeah. 0.95
05:55:17.380 And, and, and when you look at the boys that were sent to the front lines there, you know, we, we should never send.
05:55:29.880 And it wasn't, this a rule at one point, like if you didn't have, if you didn't have two boys at home that you weren't enlisted, something like that, but that, that should be a standard.
05:55:42.640 You better have, you better have, have children already to replace you if you die, but to send our unmarried, uh, children to fight our battles for us is, is immoral. 0.97
05:56:00.640 It's unethical. It's unethical. It's not 14 words. It's the opposite of 14 words.
05:56:09.560 I mean, in, in, in, in a defense scenario, you know, in defense against invading hordes.
05:56:14.920 Yeah. Women and children, everybody, man, but that's not at all what that was. That was fighting the bankers wars, fighting the Jews wars. So they really, God, they really screwed us with that deal.
05:56:24.900 Yeah. If we have to protect our land from invaders, you know, it, it does, it goes down the ranks. Like you think of the movie, the Patriot, right?
05:56:36.280 The father and the son fighting beside each other and young kids, 13 year olds.
05:56:41.440 Yeah. When you got to protect your women and the other, the other children, the youngers. Yeah. You, you get, you get it. You get a uniform.
05:56:54.440 Yeah. I thought it was very interesting that, that, uh, that kind of rhetoric is being put out there. You got Mark Levin, uh, you know, questioning it, of course, cause he's a Jew who's, uh, who's a part of the Kalergi plan and a part of this whole mess, uh, you know, trying to shit on it. 1.00
05:57:21.240 And, you know, we've got white Reich in there saying, no one cares. Your error is over. You lose. But the, the comments here all the way through it is, uh, is these are the, the affirmant, the online affirmations we need, right? 0.98
05:57:42.960 Right. These split between our men and the others.
05:57:54.420 We need that split to become as clear and wide as possible.
05:58:00.640 Our men and everybody else, because we hold all the cards, we hold all the power, we hold all the value.
05:58:07.220 And if we're going to, uh, allow our women to go back and forth, that's an, that's an us problem. 0.99
05:58:19.700 But if we're collectivized, say, no, you either pick this or you pick that.
05:58:25.980 And if you pick that, let me fill in for Frank. 0.97
05:58:29.820 We need to get these young boys like them to, uh, monstrous fucking chads in that video right there and, uh, have them help them be positioned as the, uh, the most dominant, uh, asset on the marketplace, you know, dating and marriage. 0.98
05:58:46.320 Uh, so that these, these white girls don't see anything else as an option, except I, I want that, you know, that, that, uh, high school quarterback guy. 1.00
05:58:54.480 Yeah, we talked about, um, we've, we've talked about the dating apps and how the dating apps actually, uh, in many ways, destroy this dynamic too.
05:59:09.880 Because you have the, the, uh, the dates go the one direction and you've got a bunch of guys on those dating apps and maybe they're, uh, the, the top 5% of guys, something like that, maybe top 10%.
05:59:27.960 And, and, and they just use it to run through girls. 0.99
05:59:34.220 And so they run through what they talked about the, the nine, the eights and nines on those apps, they run through the sixes and the fives and the sevens even.
05:59:45.280 And so the sixes and the fives think that they are worth the, the eights and the nines.
05:59:52.080 And so they reject all their, their compatible sixes and fives or even sevens because they, they think they deserve an eight because they were run through.
06:00:03.020 And it just destroys the, their, everyone's brains.
06:00:06.660 It gets, it's a false reality.
06:00:09.620 Uh, really we're fighting here.
06:00:11.360 Well, fighting a false reality that's created through, uh, this, this, uh, online interaction and these interactions.
06:00:19.940 And it comes down to real life.
06:00:22.480 You gotta be, you gotta be building something in real life that you can depend on.
06:00:28.440 I see you've been watching home app.
06:00:30.740 Uh, who knew how based that guy actually was.
06:00:33.460 He's come out to be pretty cool recently.
06:00:36.200 Yeah, he, he has.
06:00:37.600 He still won't name the Jew.
06:00:39.560 He still won't name the Jew.
06:00:40.980 He was just called out for that.
06:00:42.420 Him and who else?
06:00:43.440 Uh, there's two, two accounts that were called out for that.
06:00:47.700 Yeah.
06:00:48.340 And, and look, and is there a tactic to that?
06:00:50.960 Is he trying to run a line?
06:00:52.540 I mean, there's, there's, there's questions, but he's based to a certain degree, but, you know.
06:01:03.360 Well, for one thing, they, people are starting to see that this is becoming a really dominant narrative and they're wanting to get on there and get that clout.
06:01:10.980 From it by getting on there and saying, yeah, white power.
06:01:13.940 When they may have been singing a different tune, uh, last year at this time, because this is getting to be a pretty big question that everybody is, uh, talking about it in their own ways.
06:01:25.020 Yeah, buddy.
06:01:33.960 Yeah.
06:01:34.700 And that's, that is, uh, a part of the, the white pill and the optimism that I have.
06:01:42.020 Like everybody ends up here.
06:01:44.300 Everybody will end up where we are and further, right.
06:01:49.100 In their, in their racial consciousness.
06:01:50.840 This is where we will, that we will come all of the religious talks, all of the political talks, all of the relationship talks, every, all of the economic talks, all of the policy talks, all the geopolitics talks.
06:02:09.200 It all lands here, like the, like the spokes of a son and rad coming to the center will all end up here and further.
06:02:22.360 Can you say a little more what you mean?
06:02:24.000 What's driving that?
06:02:25.220 What, what's keeping this issue, the, the, the white excellence issue at the center of all those things?
06:02:30.700 What do you think is that we're, we're kind of the standard that everything is seeking to, uh, um, well, it's white, it's white racial consciousness, right?
06:02:40.240 That's the truth.
06:02:41.460 The truth is white racial consciousness. 0.67
06:02:43.600 So everyone's journey toward any truth will, will just keep bringing them closer and closer and closer to the center of white racial consciousness. 0.87
06:02:53.460 That, that is the lens of truth that, that all of our people will see through, right?
06:02:58.160 They're all in some way, shape or form, lobotomized, uh, or propagandized, uh, and living a false reality.
06:03:07.360 But as that breaks apart, and as you see this on the timeline, as this, as this conversation, uh, and the taboos that once were become mainstream talking points, you know, it, it is in many cases, an attempt to gatekeep.
06:03:23.800 That's, that's, that's what some people said about Tucker Carlson's interview with this guy, this David column is that.
06:03:31.920 No, that's exactly what it is.
06:03:33.580 Mythos.
06:03:34.780 It's just straight up gatekeeping.
06:03:37.020 The only way that they can control consensus once the lid is, is blown, right?
06:03:43.860 Once the top is blown off is gatekeeping.
06:03:48.100 So they will speak upon a topic all the way up to the line and guide you to a rabbit hole.
06:03:54.860 That is non-existent.
06:03:56.520 Right.
06:03:56.880 What Nick Fuentes said recently about Tucker Carlson is very true.
06:04:01.760 And I would add this, Devin Stack said it first, he, he did a podcast on Tucker Carlson, who he's connected to, how he's been a part of the CIA in his early life.
06:04:16.300 And that's really all this is.
06:04:17.880 It's, it's narrative control.
06:04:19.660 It's always been narrative control.
06:04:21.640 Tucker Carlson knows about Epstein.
06:04:24.180 Tucker Carlson knows about the Jews.
06:04:26.600 All of these guys do.
06:04:28.520 They're all a part of the game.
06:04:30.400 They're playing the game.
06:04:31.760 So they will allow this conversation to be had in the sense of like, oh, you know, maybe we did side with the wrong people in World War II.
06:04:40.580 But that's only in order to capture more of an audience because the lid is off.
06:04:46.740 The genie is out of the bottle.
06:04:48.460 Everybody sees the genie.
06:04:50.260 Now what they're going to try to do is convince you that the genie has red skin instead of blue skin.
06:04:56.640 That's really all it is.
06:04:58.800 It's a sham.
06:05:00.040 It's been a sham.
06:05:00.920 And we've talked about this months in advance, especially Radio Weimar in the sense of start paying attention to who's naming Jews.
06:05:11.320 Start paying attention to who out of nowhere starts adopting white nationalist talking points because they lost control of the narrative.
06:05:19.240 So they're going to feed you crumbs.
06:05:21.760 They will continue to feed you crumbs in order to believe in the decaying system.
06:05:28.160 You brought up my post a little bit earlier with Mark Levin.
06:05:32.780 What I said was 100 percent true.
06:05:36.980 That era is over.
06:05:39.160 The era of radio and TV is over.
06:05:42.820 We run the narrative now.
06:05:44.900 And they recognize that we run the narrative right now.
06:05:48.140 That's why they continue to censor.
06:05:49.940 That's why they dance around certain topics.
06:05:53.900 That's why Homath isn't naming the Jew.
06:05:58.580 That's why Andrew Tate isn't directly naming the Jew.
06:06:02.600 They know the game.
06:06:07.500 But they don't have the courage to sacrifice their money for truth.
06:06:16.000 They don't have the courage to lose it all for a message that is true.
06:06:23.060 Tucker Carlson has so much money.
06:06:27.960 He could never do anything ever again other than go fishing every day.
06:06:32.580 And his children would still have enough wealth to survive.
06:06:37.340 Like Tucker Carlson, I believe in the early 2000s, was so wealthy he didn't know that he had a $12 million mansion.
06:06:47.160 He had no idea he owned a $12 million mansion.
06:06:50.180 Tucker Carlson could be naming the Jew.
06:06:54.140 Tucker Carlson could be talking to you about Palantir.
06:06:57.560 Tucker Carlson could be talking to you about Peter Thiel.
06:07:01.520 But he's not.
06:07:03.420 I'll put it this way. 0.96
06:07:04.440 They're all in a big club and they're all jerking each other off. 0.93
06:07:07.220 I'll put it this way, though. 0.91
06:07:08.380 This is the way it is.
06:07:09.020 It's all to protect the regime.
06:07:10.620 I'll put it this way.
06:07:12.140 The fact that he's forced to talk about this stuff is our advantage.
06:07:17.720 That they can't get around it now, right?
06:07:21.680 And it keeps growing.
06:07:23.160 They have to keep expanding their gatekeeping.
06:07:26.660 Their gates will fall and fail.
06:07:28.940 This expansion of reality that we're moving back into.
06:07:34.120 The people who are so deep in denial about what is happening will end up looking like the outliers.
06:07:43.500 They've cloaked themselves in consensus, right?
06:07:47.420 This false consensus.
06:07:49.140 Twitter was running the consensus.
06:07:54.040 For 10 years they ran the consensus, pretending things were popular when they weren't.
06:08:00.460 And these people felt safe to deny reality.
06:08:06.920 Well, it'll come to the fact that they cannot deny reality. 0.95
06:08:11.320 And everything that they've bought in and invested in will just become garbage.
06:08:19.920 And then the question becomes, I think, will those people be radicalized or demoralized? 0.99
06:08:25.380 When I found out that my community I lived in was filled with hippies, cowards, and queers, it was me to decide to be demoralized or to be radicalized. 1.00
06:08:45.220 And there's not a guaranteed outcome. 0.95
06:08:49.260 But there will be some to be demoralized and some to be radicalized.
06:08:55.420 And the demoralized, look, there's a lot of, like, simping for demoralized people. 1.00
06:08:59.740 Fuck them. 1.00
06:09:01.920 You don't get to be demoralized and be in this fight. 1.00
06:09:06.340 Mythos, can I jump in here with you?
06:09:08.300 Yeah.
06:09:09.040 Yeah.
06:09:09.260 Regarding some of the ways that they do what we're calling gatekeeping, somebody had mentioned a while back in another space, I think, that they kind of do concentric circles of gatekeeping. 0.98
06:09:23.840 And like you had mentioned, at the end of each one, a rabbit hole of bullshit. 0.99
06:09:27.600 And so, also, concentric circles of bullshit. 1.00
06:09:29.980 And the whole system is designed like a treadmill. 1.00
06:09:33.460 It wear you out.
06:09:34.280 It demoralized you.
06:09:36.720 But there's another way to look at it.
06:09:40.160 That, yes, yes, they do have the concentric circles kind of scheme going.
06:09:45.420 But here's another way to look at it. 0.97
06:09:46.940 When an issue comes up, we learn of things, and we start pushing it in our vernacular, and it becomes a thing, you know, and it winds up basically peer-proven because, you know, we do have a, you know, people that are not in our little group that, you know, are on the same shit we are. 0.99
06:10:04.520 Well, they have to, you know, make a new gatekeeper for that shit. 0.99
06:10:08.440 There's even guys out there who do name the Jews, but they're gatekeepers as well. 1.00
06:10:12.140 They'll send you down the rabbit hole of Bolsheviks or Zionists or lizard people, whatever the fuck. 1.00
06:10:18.060 But the way to look at that is that we're pushing them back, and they're having to give ground to us. 0.99
06:10:24.660 And the thing is, once we push them back off of that ground, they go ahead and maintain that concentric circle, as I say, that hedge around that area of information.
06:10:35.540 It's a quagmire is what it is. 0.98
06:10:37.740 It's to slow people down on their journey to get to the end of the whole thing that it's the Jews and the white people are the only damn cure for it, how they use blacks, et cetera, et cetera. 1.00
06:10:48.800 It's really kind of a simple deal, the shit that they do, but I guess maybe it's unbelievable or something. 0.99
06:10:55.080 But somebody had mentioned that shit in another space, and I wanted to bring that to light, that they're very scientific about the way that they do this shit, but the reason they're having to do it that way is because we're pushing them back. 0.99
06:11:05.420 Over the years, we have this bitch busted wide open at this point, I think. 1.00
06:11:13.040 I think more than ever before, I think this is unprecedented, uncharted territory. 0.98
06:11:20.040 And I'm on one hand, trying to keep track of it.
06:11:28.860 On the other hand, doing what we can to move it, right?
06:11:34.560 Become the news.
06:11:36.200 Become the story.
06:11:37.540 Become a part of the narrative.
06:11:39.580 Push it.
06:11:40.080 Even putting a response in to Mark Levin's post, right?
06:11:49.300 Piling his post with all of this counter-narrative.
06:11:56.480 Sorry, bro.
06:11:58.320 You should be very, very afraid.
06:12:01.240 You all should be very, very afraid.
06:12:03.480 Because you've lied, you've cheated, you've killed, and we hadn't forgotten. 0.99
06:12:14.140 You lied, you cheated, and you killed.
06:12:19.900 And you all are currently trying to deny it and claim victimhood.
06:12:29.560 To claim some innocence that you do not have.
06:12:32.340 And we see you.
06:12:35.300 And we're not forgetting.
06:12:40.240 And whether it goes one way or another, this is back to their living in their own imagination.
06:12:47.460 This is why we are actually terminal for them.
06:12:53.760 We are terminal for them.
06:12:55.360 Because they live in an imagination and they cannot abide the truth.
06:13:01.320 Literally, their extinction is constantly at hand because they live in their imagination.
06:13:07.300 They live in this false reality of this story that they've told themselves.
06:13:14.620 The reason they can't have their own country is because they just, all of these things, right?
06:13:21.080 Like what, like imagine being a people on the planet.
06:13:25.000 You have to concoct stories constantly to explain why you have never had your own country.
06:13:33.160 And when they do give you your own country, you don't even want to go there.
06:13:38.360 You don't even want to live there.
06:13:39.660 You want to live in Canada. 0.91
06:13:40.640 You're a Lebanese Jew and you want to live in Canada. 1.00
06:13:44.780 Like that's your, and then you complain about Canada and white people.
06:13:48.900 Like this is their, you know, they don't live in reality.
06:13:53.380 And that's one thing to note.
06:13:55.420 It's not that their scheming is the tactic.
06:13:58.860 It's that they actually don't know and they can't grasp reality.
06:14:03.320 But when they do, they die.
06:14:05.140 And I don't mean physically.
06:14:06.140 I mean everything that they believe in, their entire paradigm.
06:14:11.820 Old mythos, life is full of two types of people, right?
06:14:16.140 Makers and takers.
06:14:18.240 There's people who make and there's people who take.
06:14:21.920 The people who make have to deal with the people who take.
06:14:25.940 And these types of people come in all shapes and sizes, colors, and creeds.
06:14:30.600 This is just a fundamental fact.
06:14:32.740 But the fact of the matter is, is that browns, non-whites, take more than they make. 1.00
06:14:39.140 This is without a shadow of a doubt.
06:14:42.460 But there are people within our own community that take and don't make as well.
06:14:48.720 So, I mean, I'm all about taking inventory here.
06:14:52.180 But their mentality is a taker mentality, not a maker mentality.
06:14:57.520 And inside every white person is a dormant maker.
06:15:02.300 It's just, are you going to heed the call to the 14 words, right?
06:15:07.740 Are you going to do whatever it takes to secure the existence of our people in a future for white children? 1.00
06:15:13.800 That means breaking the cycle, right?
06:15:16.180 That means starting a business.
06:15:18.140 That means working for yourself.
06:15:19.920 That means employing white takers to turn them into white makers, right? 1.00
06:15:32.780 Yeah, 100%.
06:15:34.340 And that comes into collectivizing in a way that we haven't before.
06:15:40.780 And holding each other accountable that we haven't before.
06:15:44.580 At least in a long time.
06:15:45.720 At least maybe since the KKK.
06:15:47.420 I don't know.
06:15:48.120 I'm not completely up to speed with all the lore of the KKK.
06:15:54.400 But they certainly were a force to be reckoned with.
06:16:00.580 And philosophy aside, which I disagree with some of the things that they had put down.
06:16:06.260 But they had order.
06:16:09.640 And they maintained order for the protection of their people.
06:16:14.040 And if you went outside the lines, 0.53
06:16:19.940 in the South, they lynched more white people than they did Negroes. 0.91
06:16:27.400 By tenfold. 0.87
06:16:32.100 That's what we do.
06:16:34.440 We maintain our own.
06:16:37.220 We hold each other accountable.
06:16:38.380 And if you slip and you betray,
06:16:42.760 you get the rope too.
06:16:52.980 There's a lot of people who get...
06:16:55.260 There is a lot of people who are getting the rope.
06:17:01.840 A lot of people.
06:17:02.980 A lot of people.
06:17:06.360 Yeah, deservedly.
06:17:07.760 Yeah, they've earned it.
06:17:10.360 They've earned it.
06:17:12.660 And I'm going to smile.
06:17:15.180 I'm going to smile when it happens.
06:17:18.100 I have no problem with delivering accountability with zero sympathy.
06:17:22.880 You do the crime.
06:17:27.300 You do the crime.
06:17:27.740 You do the time.
06:17:31.120 But, you know, we have paths to redemption.
06:17:34.040 We do that for our people.
06:17:36.100 But...
06:17:36.260 There are certain lines that should never be crossed.
06:17:42.180 And examples must be set.
06:17:47.640 If you show weakness on one hand,
06:17:51.540 and it comes to your family, right?
06:17:53.600 You show weakness to your family, 1.00
06:17:55.860 you're going to get eaten alive. 0.99
06:18:01.700 The principles are universal in that respect among white people. 0.98
06:18:07.600 If you've got a family issue,
06:18:14.220 you better well handle it
06:18:15.420 before it becomes a public issue.
06:18:24.680 That's what we're missing.
06:18:25.840 We're missing accountability.
06:18:32.060 We're missing standards.
06:18:34.980 We're missing standards.
06:18:37.600 But I think we're putting them together.
06:18:41.800 I honestly do.
06:18:45.680 A template of accountability for our people
06:18:49.620 that was once good, went without saying, right?
06:18:52.240 We talked about it earlier.
06:18:53.960 Eternal talked about it.
06:18:55.060 Contracts, right?
06:18:56.720 It once was just the way that it worked.
06:19:04.520 And we're returning.
06:19:07.600 I'm getting the kid from school.
06:19:23.800 No worries.
06:19:24.300 You do that.
06:19:24.880 Don't worry.
06:19:25.360 I'm just going to go in.
06:19:27.360 I'm going to grab another.
06:19:28.460 This is another political situation.
06:19:34.560 Texas just fired Representative Jasmine Crockett.
06:19:39.480 If you don't know who that is,
06:19:42.280 she is a she-boon. 1.00
06:19:45.980 Like, she's the epitome of she-boon 1.00
06:19:48.160 who somehow got a seat.
06:19:55.940 I think it's Houston.
06:19:57.580 It wouldn't surprise me if it was like,
06:19:59.340 you know, it might be Dallas.
06:20:02.720 You know, this is how it works, right?
06:20:04.640 You allow these people in
06:20:09.180 and you end up 0.96
06:20:11.040 getting these retards elected. 1.00
06:20:16.740 Probably through schemes. 0.97
06:20:19.460 But,
06:20:19.580 yeah, she's,
06:20:23.680 she's been removed from the state,
06:20:29.000 which is honestly,
06:20:30.780 I like it for personal reasons 0.97
06:20:33.280 because she's so awful 0.99
06:20:35.540 and disgusting 1.00
06:20:36.600 that it's depressing, right?
06:20:39.040 It's depressing to see her
06:20:40.780 anywhere near the halls
06:20:43.500 of our government.
06:20:46.420 But,
06:20:46.440 but running,
06:20:47.160 sorry,
06:20:47.420 you know what?
06:20:47.780 You had your hand up for a long time.
06:20:49.080 It went down for me,
06:20:49.960 I think,
06:20:50.340 and I skipped over you.
06:20:51.400 But go ahead, running.
06:20:53.740 Oh, good, man.
06:20:55.060 Yeah,
06:20:55.480 just actually rerouting right now
06:20:57.240 because of an accident.
06:20:58.200 So,
06:20:59.000 hopefully I can
06:20:59.740 keep my thoughts organized here.
06:21:01.440 I wanted to comment
06:21:03.600 on the stuff
06:21:04.440 about Tucker Carlson,
06:21:05.660 a couple different things,
06:21:06.620 but saying,
06:21:08.100 you know,
06:21:08.460 that he's a gatekeeper
06:21:09.700 and whatnot,
06:21:10.360 like,
06:21:10.780 you know,
06:21:11.140 of course,
06:21:11.640 it's kind of semantics.
06:21:14.000 Yes,
06:21:14.280 he's a gatekeeper.
06:21:15.560 But,
06:21:16.480 like,
06:21:16.920 I think you touched on it
06:21:17.820 a little bit,
06:21:18.240 Mythos.
06:21:19.020 We compel him
06:21:20.300 to speak the way he does.
06:21:22.320 So,
06:21:22.600 he's just doing his job
06:21:23.740 and I take it as a massive victory
06:21:25.480 for us
06:21:26.140 and,
06:21:27.220 like,
06:21:28.000 guys like him
06:21:28.880 and,
06:21:29.860 you know,
06:21:30.600 and a lot,
06:21:31.080 a lot of these
06:21:31.820 more mainstream influencers
06:21:33.420 have to speak
06:21:35.360 to where the conversation
06:21:36.960 online is headed.
06:21:38.280 So,
06:21:38.760 we are pushing these people
06:21:40.440 to speak about these things
06:21:41.760 and
06:21:42.660 it's like,
06:21:44.500 it's creating
06:21:45.400 an infrastructure
06:21:46.480 and a political landscape
06:21:47.740 right now
06:21:48.400 in this country
06:21:49.040 that is allowing
06:21:50.420 our Vol
06:21:51.720 and our TTL
06:21:53.380 to do things
06:21:54.180 that have been unprecedented
06:21:55.360 in our,
06:21:56.420 our history,
06:21:57.620 right?
06:21:57.940 like,
06:21:58.260 he's doing
06:21:58.840 for the first time
06:22:00.500 things
06:22:01.560 that have never been done before
06:22:03.740 and he can do that.
06:22:04.680 We lost you a bit there,
06:22:18.720 Ryan,
06:22:19.000 but
06:22:19.100 they rerouted you
06:22:20.420 through some,
06:22:21.100 some T-Mobile
06:22:22.820 antennas.
06:22:26.040 Can you hear me right now?
06:22:29.820 Yeah,
06:22:30.420 yeah,
06:22:30.840 you're back now.
06:22:31.960 Yeah,
06:22:32.340 give it a shot
06:22:33.080 while you got it.
06:22:34.680 All right.
06:22:40.080 No,
06:22:40.520 never mind.
06:22:41.340 Yeah,
06:22:41.500 come back,
06:22:42.060 come back when you see
06:22:43.080 some full antenna there
06:22:44.380 or anything.
06:22:44.820 Just give a raise
06:22:45.920 in your hand
06:22:46.280 and we'll finish that up.
06:22:47.240 Yep.
06:22:47.840 Good man.
06:22:52.680 You know,
06:22:53.240 but that's it,
06:22:54.180 right?
06:22:54.480 And we're not gonna,
06:22:55.420 we don't need to win
06:22:56.520 the top
06:22:58.000 guys.
06:22:59.700 We don't need to win
06:23:00.580 Tucker.
06:23:01.360 We don't need to win
06:23:02.180 Ho Math.
06:23:02.800 We don't need to win
06:23:04.140 Nick Fuentes.
06:23:07.620 We don't need to win
06:23:08.880 in any of the,
06:23:10.520 any of these other guys.
06:23:13.580 You know,
06:23:14.140 what,
06:23:14.400 what we are
06:23:15.160 and consider myself,
06:23:17.020 you know,
06:23:17.840 even if we're in white collar,
06:23:19.460 we're working class Americans.
06:23:21.020 Hey,
06:23:22.360 hey,
06:23:22.700 mythos.
06:23:23.740 I have a quick announcement.
06:23:26.160 What'd you want to say,
06:23:27.000 kiddo?
06:23:27.900 White power. 0.98
06:23:31.120 White power. 0.98
06:23:33.500 Let's go.
06:23:35.440 Roman's up.
06:23:40.040 Love it.
06:23:42.680 Thanks,
06:23:43.260 white.
06:23:44.540 Yeah.
06:23:45.100 Yeah,
06:23:45.320 we,
06:23:45.680 she's shy.
06:23:47.460 She's a good kid.
06:23:48.400 That's public speaking
06:23:52.000 one-on-one right there.
06:23:53.340 Just,
06:23:53.740 just do it.
06:23:54.840 Just do it.
06:23:58.580 Yeah,
06:23:59.100 we have,
06:23:59.760 we have influence,
06:24:01.920 right?
06:24:02.140 We have influence in numbers.
06:24:04.140 People are watching.
06:24:05.140 There's no,
06:24:05.700 there's no ignoring
06:24:06.700 the amount of,
06:24:08.680 of
06:24:09.680 white racial consciousness
06:24:12.120 going on.
06:24:13.560 Right?
06:24:14.320 And they want to frame it as,
06:24:16.300 you know,
06:24:16.660 and I,
06:24:16.960 I went in and listened to
06:24:18.180 a space yesterday.
06:24:19.220 It was a,
06:24:19.980 it was labeled Jew hate
06:24:21.320 in the Canada
06:24:22.180 and the U S.
06:24:23.160 It was just nonsense.
06:24:24.840 They don't talk about anything. 0.72
06:24:26.220 They just whine
06:24:27.880 and claim
06:24:28.880 they're just doing
06:24:29.840 this moral thing.
06:24:31.320 And,
06:24:31.600 and fine,
06:24:32.440 maybe,
06:24:32.840 maybe to them,
06:24:33.600 they are whatever it is,
06:24:35.000 but it's so weak
06:24:36.100 and,
06:24:36.820 and copie.
06:24:38.460 Uh,
06:24:38.840 there's,
06:24:39.360 there's no way for them
06:24:40.760 to stop what's coming.
06:24:42.820 Right?
06:24:43.340 And,
06:24:43.780 and you'll see even
06:24:44.660 some of the gatekeepers
06:24:45.760 say the same thing.
06:24:46.940 You won't stop what's coming.
06:24:48.220 You can't stop what's coming.
06:24:50.080 And there's a,
06:24:51.420 uh,
06:24:52.880 there's a case to be made
06:24:55.320 that,
06:24:55.860 you know,
06:24:57.100 what's coming is,
06:24:58.740 uh,
06:25:00.000 a digital Skynet,
06:25:02.360 uh,
06:25:03.560 judge dread society 0.78
06:25:06.840 where robots are,
06:25:09.300 you know,
06:25:09.660 giving you tickets,
06:25:10.740 uh,
06:25:11.940 and, 0.99
06:25:13.220 and sucking the life 1.00
06:25:14.800 out of you 0.99
06:25:15.640 for not complying
06:25:17.600 with these,
06:25:18.440 you know,
06:25:19.520 Noah Hyde,
06:25:20.600 uh,
06:25:21.420 adjacent rules
06:25:22.820 and order
06:25:23.520 and all these things
06:25:24.480 that,
06:25:24.800 that may be,
06:25:25.640 you know,
06:25:26.140 that,
06:25:26.440 that is definitely
06:25:27.640 on the table.
06:25:28.800 That's the plan.
06:25:29.820 That's this invokes
06:25:31.520 precept 18.
06:25:33.480 We,
06:25:34.200 we just talked about it
06:25:35.660 yesterday.
06:25:36.540 The future that we welcome
06:25:38.440 is the future that we allow.
06:25:40.100 Yes,
06:25:46.660 100%.
06:25:47.560 It's 100%.
06:25:49.100 And it's,
06:25:52.040 it's starts with family,
06:25:54.380 starts with raising your child
06:25:56.600 to understand white power,
06:25:58.340 to be able to express white power, 0.58
06:26:00.440 to feel joy and understanding
06:26:03.040 that they're a part of a lineage
06:26:04.660 of,
06:26:05.560 of men and women
06:26:07.300 who have created
06:26:08.900 this entire world
06:26:10.020 and are,
06:26:10.400 are responsible for it.
06:26:12.840 Uh,
06:26:13.500 and then expanding
06:26:16.080 that outward
06:26:16.780 and,
06:26:19.220 and letting them
06:26:20.280 put up guardrails
06:26:22.540 where you have taught them.
06:26:23.900 And then that,
06:26:26.380 this is,
06:26:27.340 you know,
06:26:27.560 we want this to happen right now.
06:26:29.020 We don't want misery.
06:26:30.540 We don't want discomfort.
06:26:33.860 But there,
06:26:35.260 you know,
06:26:35.600 the reason that I exercise,
06:26:37.840 I say this a lot
06:26:38.520 because it's true.
06:26:40.060 I hate exercising.
06:26:41.840 I hate,
06:26:42.500 I really actually hate the pain.
06:26:44.360 I,
06:26:44.500 I do,
06:26:45.080 um,
06:26:46.160 the X three bar
06:26:47.260 as a part of my exercise
06:26:48.360 and you,
06:26:48.960 you,
06:26:49.280 you work to exhaustion. 1.00
06:26:50.900 I hate that shit. 1.00
06:26:52.240 I hate working to exhaustion. 1.00
06:26:54.660 I hate,
06:26:55.740 you know,
06:26:56.460 going one more
06:26:57.860 just,
06:26:58.800 just to do the one more
06:26:59.920 and then doing the one more
06:27:01.240 and then doing the one more.
06:27:02.560 And I'm like, 0.98
06:27:02.860 can I fucking quit already? 0.98
06:27:04.360 Have I done enough yet? 0.99
06:27:05.800 And going to exhaustion. 0.99
06:27:07.920 I fucking hate that. 0.99
06:27:09.880 But I know that 0.99
06:27:10.920 if I don't continue that work,
06:27:13.960 that 20 years from now,
06:27:16.440 my body will be 1.00
06:27:18.340 a piece of garbage. 1.00
06:27:20.500 I will have no strength. 1.00
06:27:24.440 So I do the work. 0.99
06:27:26.960 I'm fucking miserable. 0.99
06:27:28.860 And then when I'm done, 0.99
06:27:29.880 I feel a little better
06:27:30.840 and I go move on
06:27:31.800 and then I do it again tomorrow.
06:27:33.800 But,
06:27:35.000 yeah.
06:27:36.600 Go ahead.
06:27:38.700 They get the work done first.
06:27:40.360 That's why my kid's
06:27:41.160 not playing video games. 1.00
06:27:43.160 He's got fucking Latin 1.00
06:27:44.640 to do. 1.00
06:27:45.540 That's why.
06:27:46.120 So Matilla
06:27:48.040 et Melissa,
06:27:52.880 you know,
06:27:54.580 Kulinum
06:27:55.360 Entrada.
06:27:57.800 Something like that.
06:27:59.240 Go ahead,
06:27:59.840 Keita.
06:28:01.580 So,
06:28:02.100 you know,
06:28:02.760 Annie,
06:28:03.500 the Grok companion
06:28:05.320 for X,
06:28:06.260 somebody came out
06:28:08.760 and said,
06:28:09.060 I'm going to say it
06:28:09.740 since nobody else will say it.
06:28:11.100 Annie looks prepubescent
06:28:12.260 and they had a little convo
06:28:13.420 about that there
06:28:14.200 in the comments.
06:28:14.940 And I crawled down
06:28:16.460 just a bit
06:28:16.980 and Elon's got Annie
06:28:18.040 dancing in a bikini
06:28:19.360 or underwear
06:28:20.080 or whatever.
06:28:20.760 And some people
06:28:21.700 had some things
06:28:22.360 to say about that.
06:28:23.220 A couple of choice things
06:28:24.140 were said there
06:28:24.760 back and forth.
06:28:25.580 And I just,
06:28:26.940 one of the comments
06:28:28.480 was, 1.00
06:28:28.940 fuck you, 1.00
06:28:29.720 Elon. 1.00
06:28:30.200 How dare you
06:28:30.940 kids see this stuff?
06:28:33.080 So,
06:28:33.640 I don't know.
06:28:35.100 It just,
06:28:35.460 it sparked up
06:28:36.380 a thought in my mind.
06:28:38.240 I think it's safe
06:28:39.260 to say amongst
06:28:40.540 all of us
06:28:41.160 you know,
06:28:43.340 Aryans in here 0.98
06:28:44.320 that we'll probably
06:28:46.300 never
06:28:47.160 allow
06:28:48.700 or advocate
06:28:49.680 for,
06:28:50.480 you know,
06:28:50.620 a child or grandchild
06:28:51.620 to be circumcised
06:28:52.500 ever again
06:28:53.000 because
06:28:53.300 I really think
06:28:55.320 that is
06:28:55.840 some kind of
06:28:56.540 a fundamental juju
06:28:57.500 that they have put
06:28:58.760 on a big part
06:29:00.140 of the world,
06:29:00.700 you know,
06:29:00.920 most of the civilized world.
06:29:03.020 And I think
06:29:03.880 it contributes
06:29:04.800 to
06:29:05.400 degenerate behavior
06:29:07.120 probably.
06:29:07.800 It probably makes
06:29:08.280 a person more
06:29:08.820 prone to
06:29:10.160 You know what?
06:29:13.180 Science has actually
06:29:14.280 proven that
06:29:15.020 it's kind of
06:29:16.460 different.
06:29:17.700 They've done studies
06:29:18.660 on people
06:29:19.200 who are circumcised 0.71
06:29:20.300 and non-circumcised
06:29:21.500 and testosterone
06:29:23.120 levels for people
06:29:24.520 who aren't circumcised 0.82
06:29:26.020 are much higher.
06:29:27.820 So,
06:29:28.180 personally speaking,
06:29:29.460 I've looked at it
06:29:30.360 as a form of
06:29:31.120 trauma-based
06:29:31.900 mind control
06:29:32.820 in order to
06:29:34.320 pacify
06:29:35.240 males 0.81
06:29:36.120 into
06:29:36.900 what's the word
06:29:39.840 that I'm looking for
06:29:40.840 into complacency
06:29:42.420 and
06:29:44.020 a place
06:29:47.220 of
06:29:47.760 not
06:29:49.300 taking leadership
06:29:50.420 and ownership,
06:29:51.760 right?
06:29:52.820 So,
06:29:54.140 the trauma
06:29:54.860 happens when you're
06:29:55.660 a child.
06:29:56.380 Obviously,
06:29:57.560 the subconscious
06:29:58.260 brain is eternal,
06:29:59.860 right?
06:30:00.260 Your subconscious
06:30:01.020 mind is
06:30:02.080 continually
06:30:02.900 recording
06:30:04.180 everything.
06:30:04.960 Even if your
06:30:05.660 conscious mind
06:30:06.500 forgets,
06:30:07.140 your subconscious
06:30:07.820 remembers forever.
06:30:09.840 So,
06:30:10.140 anything that
06:30:10.700 happened to you
06:30:11.280 when you were
06:30:11.700 a baby,
06:30:12.220 including circumcision,
06:30:13.580 is a part of that.
06:30:14.940 And that's usually
06:30:16.080 young boys' 0.80
06:30:18.300 first trauma
06:30:19.120 that they experience
06:30:20.320 right out the womb.
06:30:21.300 and not only
06:30:24.280 does it damage
06:30:25.020 your psyche,
06:30:25.880 but then it
06:30:26.660 prevents
06:30:27.340 the proper
06:30:29.260 growth process
06:30:31.960 in
06:30:32.640 puberty
06:30:33.640 as well.
06:30:35.760 So,
06:30:36.100 the more
06:30:36.760 pacified you
06:30:37.720 are
06:30:38.280 because your
06:30:39.260 testosterone
06:30:39.800 levels are shot,
06:30:41.180 the less likely
06:30:42.160 you are
06:30:43.200 to rise up
06:30:44.820 or be
06:30:45.560 unruly
06:30:46.440 in regards
06:30:48.180 to
06:30:48.940 the regime.
06:30:51.300 or the
06:30:52.020 ideology.
06:30:53.640 I know
06:30:54.220 it kind of
06:30:55.260 sounds a little
06:30:55.780 bit woo-woo,
06:30:57.300 but
06:30:57.660 I know
06:30:59.560 there's
06:30:59.840 something deeper
06:31:00.440 to it,
06:31:01.080 like what
06:31:02.320 you brought up.
06:31:03.400 No,
06:31:03.740 I've read
06:31:04.680 something saying
06:31:05.540 that it alters
06:31:06.240 the baseline
06:31:07.000 consciousness
06:31:07.640 of the patient
06:31:08.480 somehow,
06:31:09.560 and I'm
06:31:10.420 trying to
06:31:10.780 look it up
06:31:11.160 now,
06:31:11.580 but it's
06:31:12.480 kind of
06:31:12.820 just a loose
06:31:13.320 theory that
06:31:13.780 I have
06:31:14.180 that it
06:31:14.480 tends to
06:31:15.640 lend a person
06:31:16.280 more towards
06:31:16.800 a generous
06:31:17.240 end,
06:31:17.940 perversions
06:31:18.480 and such.
06:31:19.020 Just
06:31:21.200 kind of
06:31:22.740 an intuition
06:31:23.300 that I have
06:31:24.000 and just
06:31:24.300 it seems
06:31:25.560 they say
06:31:27.060 sex is a lot
06:31:27.780 less fulfilling 0.99
06:31:28.400 for one.
06:31:29.740 So it just
06:31:30.460 seems it all
06:31:31.000 kind of
06:31:31.300 contributes
06:31:31.740 and it's
06:31:32.640 just all
06:31:33.000 very Jewish
06:31:33.540 as we
06:31:34.160 often say.
06:31:38.160 Let's let
06:31:38.800 Tungsten get 0.74
06:31:39.500 in here.
06:31:40.480 What's up,
06:31:41.000 bro?
06:31:41.500 Well,
06:31:41.820 I couldn't
06:31:42.140 agree more.
06:31:43.320 I think it's
06:31:43.940 pretty evident.
06:31:45.360 One thing I
06:31:45.880 would add
06:31:46.180 because you
06:31:46.540 guys basically
06:31:47.240 nailed it
06:31:48.260 is that
06:31:48.700 it might
06:31:49.300 be where
06:31:49.900 the compulsive
06:31:50.680 sexual
06:31:52.360 precluity
06:31:53.680 comes in
06:31:54.120 because they're
06:31:54.700 not,
06:31:55.360 for whatever
06:31:55.720 reason,
06:31:56.200 getting the
06:31:56.700 satisfaction
06:31:57.200 that they
06:31:57.660 would be
06:31:58.160 otherwise
06:31:59.020 naturally
06:31:59.600 by not
06:32:00.120 being
06:32:00.460 what's the
06:32:04.340 right word
06:32:04.700 here?
06:32:06.220 Yeah,
06:32:06.740 there's a
06:32:07.860 better word,
06:32:08.320 but yeah,
06:32:08.880 let's take
06:32:10.000 conversation.
06:32:11.600 And so I
06:32:11.960 think there's
06:32:12.480 this compulsivity
06:32:14.060 that is
06:32:14.800 just rolling.
06:32:16.540 It just
06:32:16.800 doesn't get
06:32:17.480 satisfied.
06:32:19.980 And so I
06:32:20.220 think that
06:32:20.540 there's a
06:32:21.020 psychological
06:32:21.600 malfeasance
06:32:23.060 that comes
06:32:23.460 with that.
06:32:24.160 But the
06:32:24.340 other point
06:32:24.640 I wanted
06:32:24.880 to talk
06:32:25.220 about was
06:32:25.820 earlier,
06:32:26.660 I was
06:32:26.820 busy,
06:32:27.620 when we
06:32:28.240 spoke about
06:32:29.200 the gatekeeping
06:32:30.800 and I think
06:32:31.340 the other
06:32:31.700 part that's
06:32:32.920 in the works
06:32:33.500 right now
06:32:33.900 is the
06:32:35.360 attempting,
06:32:36.660 co-opting
06:32:37.240 what's going
06:32:38.560 on on
06:32:40.640 our end.
06:32:41.200 And this
06:32:43.300 is something
06:32:43.740 that we
06:32:44.260 could take
06:32:44.620 up on
06:32:44.940 another
06:32:45.160 time,
06:32:45.740 but I
06:32:46.000 think it
06:32:46.400 has a
06:32:46.780 lot to
06:32:47.140 do with
06:32:47.960 leveraging
06:32:48.820 the
06:32:50.720 Christians
06:32:51.260 away from
06:32:53.920 those who
06:32:54.960 are not
06:32:55.260 Christian
06:32:55.680 and or
06:32:56.700 who
06:32:57.080 consider
06:32:57.600 themselves
06:32:58.060 pagan
06:32:58.580 or heathen.
06:33:00.060 So that's
06:33:00.640 something that
06:33:01.040 I just
06:33:01.340 wanted to
06:33:01.860 point out.
06:33:03.120 This may
06:33:03.540 not be the
06:33:03.900 forum for
06:33:04.520 that,
06:33:04.940 but I
06:33:05.360 think that's
06:33:05.900 something to
06:33:06.480 keep an
06:33:06.800 eye on.
06:33:07.260 Thanks.
06:33:07.480 I do
06:33:10.140 think it
06:33:10.560 is a
06:33:10.840 tool to
06:33:11.700 pacify the 0.70
06:33:12.540 masses at
06:33:13.480 the very
06:33:13.860 least.
06:33:14.960 So,
06:33:15.640 yeah,
06:33:16.860 adopting
06:33:17.660 more,
06:33:18.480 let's say,
06:33:19.680 meek
06:33:20.020 ideologies
06:33:21.060 is probably
06:33:24.180 more prone
06:33:25.700 to an
06:33:26.200 individual who
06:33:27.120 has gone
06:33:27.620 through that
06:33:28.540 type of
06:33:29.020 operation more
06:33:29.980 so than
06:33:30.560 the one
06:33:31.480 who hasn't.
06:33:33.400 And that
06:33:34.080 falls back
06:33:34.740 into what I
06:33:35.400 said a little
06:33:35.880 bit earlier
06:33:36.520 in regards to
06:33:37.320 the science
06:33:37.840 behind it.
06:33:38.800 The testosterone
06:33:39.420 levels are
06:33:40.240 lower for
06:33:40.780 people who
06:33:41.320 have gone
06:33:42.700 through that
06:33:43.260 operation.
06:33:44.380 It is a
06:33:44.960 scientific fact.
06:33:48.160 And if
06:33:49.520 we're looking
06:33:49.940 at it from
06:33:50.460 a perspective,
06:33:51.440 I know
06:33:51.740 this is,
06:33:52.320 I guess,
06:33:54.740 a conversation
06:33:55.380 that's a
06:33:55.820 little bit
06:33:56.200 uncouth,
06:33:57.660 but if
06:33:59.420 we're looking
06:33:59.880 at the
06:34:00.820 type of
06:34:01.360 people who
06:34:01.960 invented
06:34:02.400 this thing,
06:34:03.860 they're
06:34:07.040 very rapey, 0.97
06:34:08.660 they're 0.98
06:34:09.080 very pervy,
06:34:10.420 they're
06:34:11.760 not the
06:34:12.240 greatest
06:34:12.540 people and
06:34:13.540 they're
06:34:13.740 not the
06:34:15.060 greatest
06:34:15.380 example of
06:34:16.800 human
06:34:18.140 behavior,
06:34:19.460 right?
06:34:19.780 So what
06:34:21.820 better way
06:34:22.660 to pacify
06:34:23.940 a group
06:34:24.780 of people
06:34:25.440 that has
06:34:26.180 a problem
06:34:27.040 with being
06:34:28.660 rapey,
06:34:30.560 you know,
06:34:33.520 how can I
06:34:35.140 put this in
06:34:35.740 something that's
06:34:36.720 digestible?
06:34:37.560 rapey,
06:34:40.300 unruity, 0.62
06:34:41.120 and prone
06:34:41.820 to denying
06:34:43.920 authority
06:34:44.700 structures
06:34:45.580 because it's
06:34:46.940 what's within
06:34:47.560 their inherent
06:34:48.680 nature than
06:34:49.720 to snip
06:34:51.180 the tip,
06:34:52.320 cause the
06:34:52.820 early life
06:34:53.560 trauma,
06:34:54.580 and then
06:34:55.560 assume the
06:34:57.640 leadership of
06:34:58.420 their betters,
06:34:59.260 essentially take
06:35:00.120 orders and
06:35:02.160 not be 0.97
06:35:02.840 a Jew. 0.96
06:35:07.560 So chat,
06:35:08.660 GPT had a
06:35:09.660 few things to
06:35:10.340 say about it,
06:35:11.000 I dropped it
06:35:11.560 in the bottom
06:35:12.080 at the purple
06:35:12.680 pill,
06:35:13.060 but it goes
06:35:13.540 back into the
06:35:14.260 stuff we talk
06:35:14.920 about often
06:35:16.100 with your
06:35:16.480 neurochemistry
06:35:17.220 and the
06:35:17.640 serotonin,
06:35:18.340 dopamine,
06:35:18.840 and all that
06:35:19.240 stuff,
06:35:19.520 and it said
06:35:19.840 yeah,
06:35:20.160 it just
06:35:20.400 regulates that
06:35:21.340 whole system
06:35:21.980 right off the
06:35:22.840 bat,
06:35:23.160 on top of
06:35:23.940 the mental,
06:35:24.580 emotional,
06:35:25.180 spiritual trauma
06:35:25.940 that,
06:35:26.360 you know,
06:35:26.800 your mom
06:35:27.280 gives you to 1.00
06:35:28.020 a freaking 0.99
06:35:28.980 doctor with 1.00
06:35:29.800 a mask on
06:35:30.680 and snip,
06:35:31.420 and,
06:35:32.800 you know,
06:35:33.300 one of the
06:35:34.280 things I've
06:35:34.720 also heard
06:35:35.120 about is as
06:35:36.200 a healing
06:35:36.820 reaction, 0.99
06:35:38.480 the sucker 0.99
06:35:38.860 tries to 1.00
06:35:39.360 draw up
06:35:39.800 inside the
06:35:40.220 body,
06:35:40.600 so you're
06:35:41.660 basically
06:35:41.920 getting shorted
06:35:42.700 right there
06:35:43.320 from eight
06:35:44.660 days from
06:35:45.160 the canal,
06:35:46.700 you know,
06:35:46.920 from the
06:35:47.180 birth canal,
06:35:47.800 from the
06:35:48.080 womb. 1.00
06:35:49.100 Trash. 0.99
06:35:57.940 Yeah, 0.99
06:35:58.540 it really
06:35:59.640 should be
06:36:00.100 viewed as
06:36:00.600 a crime
06:36:00.960 against
06:36:01.300 humanity.
06:36:02.940 It's 0.99
06:36:03.420 disgusting.
06:36:04.120 The word 0.98
06:36:06.120 I was
06:36:06.520 looking for
06:36:07.320 earlier was
06:36:08.040 mutilation
06:36:08.760 when we
06:36:10.720 were discussing
06:36:11.780 this,
06:36:12.500 and what's
06:36:13.120 furthermore,
06:36:13.620 most people
06:36:14.020 here understand,
06:36:14.680 I may be
06:36:15.360 mispronouncing
06:36:16.020 this,
06:36:16.300 is the
06:36:16.620 mitzvah
06:36:17.280 pay process,
06:36:18.740 where then
06:36:19.840 the rabbi
06:36:20.460 goes and 1.00
06:36:21.100 sucks the 0.99
06:36:21.620 blood 1.00
06:36:21.940 thereafter,
06:36:23.380 which just
06:36:24.720 is really
06:36:25.420 astonishing.
06:36:26.380 I mean,
06:36:27.740 it just,
06:36:28.480 all those,
06:36:29.660 when you put
06:36:30.500 that whole
06:36:30.940 package together,
06:36:31.740 it just,
06:36:32.700 I think it's
06:36:33.360 just really
06:36:33.800 repulsive,
06:36:34.600 and so,
06:36:35.300 yeah,
06:36:35.520 you have to
06:36:35.980 wonder that,
06:36:37.680 why wouldn't
06:36:38.580 there be
06:36:39.120 trauma that's
06:36:40.720 then buried
06:36:42.800 within the
06:36:43.480 human being,
06:36:44.520 and then it's
06:36:45.260 not really
06:36:45.700 worked out,
06:36:46.200 because this
06:36:46.980 young person
06:36:48.000 can't even
06:36:48.760 express themselves
06:36:49.700 other than
06:36:50.240 cry and scream. 1.00
06:36:51.420 Yeah,
06:37:01.740 it's just
06:37:08.400 really horrible.
06:37:09.660 It goes
06:37:10.140 through all
06:37:10.560 the chemicals
06:37:11.160 and things,
06:37:11.660 because I
06:37:11.920 asked it
06:37:12.280 specifically,
06:37:13.120 and it
06:37:13.440 says,
06:37:13.800 dopamine
06:37:15.360 system
06:37:15.960 dysregulation,
06:37:16.940 I'll just
06:37:17.220 give you
06:37:17.440 the headers,
06:37:18.360 endorphin
06:37:18.920 imprinting
06:37:19.640 trauma plus
06:37:20.380 pain.
06:37:20.720 intact sex
06:37:36.400 balances,
06:37:37.100 dopamine plus
06:37:37.940 oxytocin,
06:37:38.720 serotonin,
06:37:39.300 reinforcing bonding,
06:37:40.320 contentment,
06:37:41.120 and natural
06:37:41.660 reward.
06:37:42.720 Yeah, 0.99
06:37:43.020 circumcised sex 0.99
06:37:44.020 tilts towards 0.89
06:37:44.600 dopamine plus
06:37:45.420 adrenaline with
06:37:46.240 weaker oxytocin
06:37:47.440 reinforcement
06:37:48.060 regarding stronger
06:37:49.880 or novel
06:37:50.440 stimulation to
06:37:51.380 it.
06:37:51.520 Yeah,
06:37:51.740 it makes
06:37:51.940 you a 1.00
06:37:52.180 fucking 1.00
06:37:52.380 pervert. 1.00
06:37:53.480 These 1.00
06:37:53.800 son of a 1.00
06:37:54.220 bitches, 1.00
06:37:54.740 they knew 1.00
06:37:55.280 this shit 1.00
06:37:55.740 a million 1.00
06:37:56.440 years ago
06:37:57.060 when they
06:37:57.660 started it. 1.00
06:37:59.340 Damn. 1.00
06:38:00.420 Yep. 1.00
06:38:03.360 Yep,
06:38:04.020 and then they
06:38:04.460 forced it on
06:38:05.100 the goyim. 0.86
06:38:08.040 I don't want
06:38:08.900 to get too
06:38:09.800 into the weeds
06:38:11.360 in regards
06:38:12.300 to my
06:38:14.560 thoughts and
06:38:16.440 the evolution
06:38:17.480 of Judaism,
06:38:18.300 but I'm
06:38:19.900 sure people
06:38:20.460 who know
06:38:21.200 how I
06:38:21.740 feel about
06:38:22.300 the topic
06:38:22.980 get where
06:38:23.800 I'm coming
06:38:24.340 from.
06:38:25.360 So I
06:38:26.020 will be
06:38:26.360 vague in
06:38:26.880 this circumstance
06:38:27.940 but there
06:38:28.580 is an
06:38:28.920 evolutionary
06:38:29.580 process of
06:38:30.760 Judaism
06:38:31.220 and including
06:38:32.560 Christianity.
06:38:34.540 So,
06:38:35.380 yeah,
06:38:37.500 man,
06:38:38.300 it's a 0.99
06:38:38.980 pretty fucked 0.99
06:38:39.920 scenario but 0.99
06:38:40.860 getting off
06:38:42.620 of this
06:38:43.680 topic,
06:38:44.220 I don't
06:38:45.700 know how
06:38:46.100 interested
06:38:46.560 you guys
06:38:47.160 are to
06:38:47.640 hear
06:38:48.540 Gavin
06:38:50.100 Newsom
06:38:50.860 recently
06:38:51.640 making
06:38:52.980 threats
06:38:53.660 towards
06:38:54.500 MAGA
06:38:55.180 essentially
06:38:56.060 saying,
06:38:56.700 quote,
06:38:57.000 we're going 0.99
06:38:57.320 to punch 1.00
06:38:57.720 these sons 1.00
06:38:58.320 of bitches 1.00
06:38:58.760 in the 1.00
06:38:59.200 mouth.
06:38:59.660 I didn't
06:39:01.200 see the
06:39:01.720 quote
06:39:01.980 directly
06:39:02.580 and how
06:39:03.120 he said
06:39:03.800 it,
06:39:04.400 but what
06:39:06.280 do you
06:39:06.440 guys think
06:39:07.000 of Civil
06:39:08.040 War being 0.91
06:39:08.920 a reality
06:39:09.760 or is it
06:39:10.380 just a
06:39:10.860 fake and 1.00
06:39:11.340 gay talking 1.00
06:39:12.020 point that 0.86
06:39:12.660 Tim Poole
06:39:13.220 constantly says
06:39:14.400 for views?
06:39:21.200 They're not
06:39:22.040 ready for
06:39:23.020 that.
06:39:23.400 I don't
06:39:23.560 think that's
06:39:24.500 even seriously
06:39:25.960 being told.
06:39:26.340 It's about
06:39:26.720 like that 1.00
06:39:27.120 stupid movie 1.00
06:39:27.840 called Civil 1.00
06:39:28.420 War that
06:39:28.820 came out.
06:39:30.020 It's just
06:39:30.440 a fake 1.00
06:39:30.960 and gay 1.00
06:39:31.240 talking
06:39:31.560 point is
06:39:32.060 my guess.
06:39:43.240 Yeah,
06:39:43.820 man,
06:39:44.100 I mean,
06:39:44.560 at the
06:39:46.860 end of
06:39:47.060 the day,
06:39:47.460 these guys
06:39:47.900 all go to
06:39:48.420 the same
06:39:48.760 parties,
06:39:49.420 right?
06:39:50.660 They all
06:39:51.620 have very
06:39:52.240 similar
06:39:52.760 donors.
06:39:54.020 And I
06:39:54.380 brought up
06:39:54.940 K Street
06:39:55.800 yesterday,
06:39:57.620 and if you
06:39:58.100 guys know
06:39:58.520 anything about
06:39:59.120 K Street
06:39:59.680 in Washington,
06:40:00.520 D.C.,
06:40:01.060 that's where
06:40:01.900 all the
06:40:02.300 major lobbyist
06:40:03.180 groups are.
06:40:04.080 They're on
06:40:04.620 K Street,
06:40:05.620 and it's
06:40:06.040 right down
06:40:06.880 the street
06:40:07.400 from the
06:40:07.840 halls of
06:40:08.260 Congress.
06:40:09.660 So all
06:40:10.780 of these
06:40:11.100 lobbyists
06:40:11.900 on K
06:40:12.760 Street
06:40:13.140 make frequent
06:40:15.600 visits to
06:40:16.280 the halls
06:40:16.680 of Congress
06:40:17.620 and whatever
06:40:19.720 constituent it
06:40:20.720 is that
06:40:21.140 they're
06:40:21.380 lobbying,
06:40:22.300 but they
06:40:23.180 do it for
06:40:23.700 both sides.
06:40:24.380 And me
06:40:27.960 mentioning
06:40:28.400 K Street
06:40:28.900 yesterday was
06:40:29.580 more involved
06:40:30.560 along the
06:40:31.100 lines of
06:40:31.680 the rampant
06:40:33.340 homosexuality 0.87
06:40:34.480 that takes
06:40:35.060 place in
06:40:36.060 Washington,
06:40:37.280 D.C.,
06:40:38.160 because there's
06:40:38.940 also a lot of
06:40:39.640 gay bars in
06:40:40.260 the neighborhood
06:40:40.720 and all of
06:40:43.100 the people
06:40:43.620 who are
06:40:44.500 essentially
06:40:44.980 working for
06:40:46.260 the congressmen
06:40:47.980 and women
06:40:48.400 tend to go
06:40:49.020 to these 0.98
06:40:49.420 gay bars 0.58
06:40:50.000 after hours
06:40:50.900 and do
06:40:51.600 very atrocious
06:40:52.780 things.
06:40:53.660 If you guys
06:40:54.060 can recall
06:40:54.700 last year
06:40:55.600 that one
06:40:58.200 Senate aide
06:40:59.140 guy who
06:41:01.120 literally made 0.92
06:41:03.600 a porno
06:41:04.220 in the 0.96
06:41:05.220 Senate chambers
06:41:08.100 and nothing
06:41:09.260 happened to
06:41:09.920 him,
06:41:10.640 it's because
06:41:11.480 they're all 1.00
06:41:11.860 gay. 1.00
06:41:12.880 It's because 1.00
06:41:13.640 the gay 1.00
06:41:14.100 mafia has 1.00
06:41:15.260 embedded itself
06:41:16.340 into a lot
06:41:17.680 of our
06:41:18.020 institutions.
06:41:19.340 And I'm
06:41:19.580 actually surprised
06:41:20.280 people don't
06:41:20.840 talk about
06:41:21.360 this much
06:41:22.320 because the 1.00
06:41:22.980 gay mafia 1.00
06:41:23.500 is heavily 1.00
06:41:24.160 connected to
06:41:24.880 the Jewish
06:41:25.320 mafia and
06:41:26.660 the Jewish 0.87
06:41:28.080 crime syndicate. 0.80
06:41:29.200 They're pretty
06:41:30.100 much hand in
06:41:30.900 glove.
06:41:31.820 It's the same 0.53
06:41:32.420 thing. 0.98
06:41:33.060 The gay 0.99
06:41:33.560 mafia also 0.99
06:41:34.440 essentially owns
06:41:35.700 the prison
06:41:36.240 systems.
06:41:38.060 So,
06:41:39.080 a lot of
06:41:41.480 Jewish,
06:41:42.180 a lot of
06:41:42.880 Jewish things
06:41:43.480 happening on
06:41:44.300 K Street,
06:41:45.620 a lot of
06:41:46.400 lobbying taking
06:41:47.300 place,
06:41:48.000 some people
06:41:50.580 say that
06:41:51.320 there's going
06:41:51.800 to be a
06:41:52.180 civil war,
06:41:52.860 but we all
06:41:53.320 talk to the
06:41:53.900 same donors.
06:41:54.860 They won't
06:41:55.240 allow it.
06:41:55.880 They'll never
06:41:56.340 allow it.
06:41:58.980 But,
06:41:59.500 yeah.
06:42:05.780 Kind of
06:42:06.300 having an
06:42:06.700 off day,
06:42:07.260 if I could
06:42:07.580 be completely
06:42:08.220 honest with
06:42:08.840 you guys.
06:42:09.380 it's this
06:42:16.620 heat,
06:42:16.980 man.
06:42:17.420 It's
06:42:17.760 oppressive.
06:42:24.380 We appreciate
06:42:25.200 you being
06:42:25.560 honest.
06:42:26.480 Everybody has
06:42:27.260 them.
06:42:28.460 Everybody goes
06:42:29.120 through it.
06:42:31.120 I mean,
06:42:31.780 not me,
06:42:32.220 not me,
06:42:32.760 but I do
06:42:33.940 know people
06:42:34.360 who do.
06:42:34.740 I have
06:42:36.260 a distinct
06:42:39.460 regimen.
06:42:41.960 It actually
06:42:43.040 starts probably
06:42:43.800 before that.
06:42:45.100 But I've
06:42:45.340 always been
06:42:46.260 extremely high
06:42:48.500 energy and
06:42:49.300 optimistic.
06:42:50.540 I used to
06:42:51.080 try to
06:42:51.800 convince all
06:42:52.820 of my
06:42:53.120 criminal 0.98
06:42:53.660 retarded 1.00
06:42:54.720 buddies and
06:42:55.940 family members
06:42:56.900 to do
06:42:59.980 big business,
06:43:02.180 to get
06:43:02.860 involved and
06:43:03.980 actually make
06:43:05.580 a difference.
06:43:07.060 So I
06:43:07.640 just had
06:43:08.320 that forever.
06:43:10.280 It was
06:43:10.940 when I
06:43:11.540 got into
06:43:12.080 recovery that
06:43:14.180 I got a
06:43:15.640 manual.
06:43:16.140 And this
06:43:16.320 just worked
06:43:16.680 for me.
06:43:17.060 It doesn't
06:43:17.340 need to
06:43:17.580 work for
06:43:17.880 everybody.
06:43:18.420 But the
06:43:18.880 12 steps
06:43:19.540 were a
06:43:19.860 manual.
06:43:20.340 You're
06:43:20.500 talking about
06:43:20.920 earlier,
06:43:21.360 white,
06:43:22.000 on the
06:43:22.400 subconscious.
06:43:24.540 For me,
06:43:24.980 it was a
06:43:25.340 manual of
06:43:25.880 reprogramming
06:43:26.600 my brain
06:43:27.280 at the
06:43:28.640 operating
06:43:29.520 system level.
06:43:31.140 It's a
06:43:31.720 process of
06:43:32.320 going through
06:43:33.040 those
06:43:33.440 traumas,
06:43:34.540 going through
06:43:35.260 that,
06:43:35.780 unpacking
06:43:36.440 it,
06:43:36.720 looking at
06:43:37.340 it,
06:43:37.560 assessing
06:43:37.940 it,
06:43:38.940 figuring out
06:43:39.660 what happened,
06:43:41.100 taking
06:43:41.360 accountability,
06:43:42.460 changing
06:43:42.780 myself
06:43:43.660 toward and
06:43:44.760 orienting
06:43:45.440 toward better
06:43:46.800 habits that
06:43:47.860 executed better
06:43:49.380 results.
06:43:51.280 And I
06:43:53.140 went all
06:43:54.300 in.
06:43:54.620 I was going
06:43:55.040 to 13
06:43:55.680 meetings a
06:43:56.460 week.
06:43:57.280 I was
06:43:57.520 like two
06:43:58.140 every day
06:43:59.000 and one
06:43:59.820 on Sunday.
06:44:00.480 and just
06:44:03.140 reoriented
06:44:03.820 myself
06:44:04.480 completely
06:44:05.140 from where
06:44:05.980 I was.
06:44:06.940 And look,
06:44:07.240 all those
06:44:07.640 people I
06:44:08.140 was hanging
06:44:08.480 out with,
06:44:09.000 I mean,
06:44:09.200 it's a bunch 0.99
06:44:09.600 of degenerates, 0.99
06:44:10.480 right?
06:44:10.680 It's a bunch 0.99
06:44:11.080 of retards 1.00
06:44:11.740 who can't
06:44:12.500 function at
06:44:13.040 life and
06:44:13.660 end up in
06:44:14.820 meetings of
06:44:17.020 great meetings
06:44:18.360 of Narcotics
06:44:19.400 Anonymous and
06:44:20.080 Alcoholics
06:44:20.600 Anonymous.
06:44:21.320 You know,
06:44:21.500 a lot of them
06:44:21.900 just complaining
06:44:22.540 about life and
06:44:23.660 then going and
06:44:25.040 shacking up with
06:44:25.920 the first hot
06:44:27.640 body,
06:44:28.540 warm body
06:44:29.440 that they
06:44:29.820 could find
06:44:30.480 and going
06:44:31.140 right back
06:44:31.740 into a life
06:44:32.340 of degeneracy.
06:44:33.900 And that
06:44:34.460 was surrounded,
06:44:35.720 right?
06:44:36.020 That was the
06:44:37.040 environment,
06:44:37.640 in fact.
06:44:38.480 And it was
06:44:38.900 this clinging
06:44:39.560 to what
06:44:41.340 was able
06:44:43.260 to save
06:44:44.040 me as
06:44:46.440 a person
06:44:47.000 that gave
06:44:48.800 me new
06:44:49.300 life.
06:44:49.860 And from
06:44:50.520 there,
06:44:50.880 I started
06:44:51.260 organizing,
06:44:52.940 getting involved
06:44:53.560 in service,
06:44:54.360 showing up
06:44:56.340 at board
06:44:56.740 meetings,
06:44:57.820 going to
06:44:59.060 the area
06:45:00.660 where they
06:45:02.080 did bigger
06:45:02.540 business,
06:45:03.340 graduating
06:45:03.800 into region
06:45:05.000 to do
06:45:06.140 bigger
06:45:06.420 business,
06:45:07.680 and becoming
06:45:08.800 a part
06:45:09.320 of a
06:45:10.920 network of
06:45:11.420 people,
06:45:11.840 a network
06:45:12.340 of the
06:45:12.720 betters,
06:45:13.500 the network
06:45:13.880 of the
06:45:14.140 people who
06:45:14.540 were supporting
06:45:15.280 and guiding
06:45:16.920 and maintaining
06:45:19.340 the infrastructure
06:45:22.100 on which
06:45:23.140 everything was
06:45:23.820 built,
06:45:24.160 on which
06:45:24.820 supplied all
06:45:26.240 of these
06:45:26.620 people that
06:45:27.960 lifeline,
06:45:28.900 that small
06:45:29.620 candle in
06:45:30.340 the dark
06:45:30.880 with which
06:45:32.360 if they
06:45:32.780 were to
06:45:33.140 follow,
06:45:34.240 could find
06:45:34.880 their way
06:45:35.320 out of the
06:45:35.800 cave and
06:45:36.460 into the
06:45:36.860 light.
06:45:37.820 And that's
06:45:39.080 a resilience
06:45:40.880 that I've
06:45:42.400 always built
06:45:43.420 on.
06:45:45.820 And I try
06:45:47.200 to apply
06:45:47.660 that here
06:45:48.440 and try to
06:45:49.480 apply that
06:45:49.880 in my life.
06:45:50.520 very grateful
06:45:52.220 for
06:45:52.900 opportunities
06:45:54.440 I've had
06:45:55.040 along the
06:45:55.480 way.
06:45:56.360 People
06:45:56.740 graduating
06:45:57.980 from there
06:45:58.760 to working
06:46:00.540 with school
06:46:01.000 board members
06:46:01.720 and city
06:46:03.320 council people
06:46:04.280 and business
06:46:05.040 owners.
06:46:05.560 and I
06:46:09.960 remember this
06:46:10.640 the day
06:46:11.340 that I
06:46:11.600 told my
06:46:12.000 brother.
06:46:12.380 He was
06:46:12.620 in prison
06:46:13.020 at the
06:46:13.340 time.
06:46:13.720 He was
06:46:13.880 asking me
06:46:14.300 to do
06:46:15.100 him
06:46:15.400 favors.
06:46:16.480 and there
06:46:18.640 was a
06:46:18.880 point where
06:46:19.160 I was
06:46:19.260 like,
06:46:19.980 you know
06:46:20.260 what?
06:46:22.080 If the
06:46:23.620 people that
06:46:24.040 I hang
06:46:24.320 out with
06:46:24.680 now knew
06:46:25.400 what I
06:46:25.640 was doing
06:46:26.020 with you,
06:46:26.740 then I
06:46:27.500 would lose
06:46:27.900 a lot
06:46:28.220 of future
06:46:28.980 opportunities.
06:46:29.900 So I
06:46:31.100 can't do
06:46:32.000 this anymore
06:46:32.540 for you.
06:46:33.060 You're going
06:46:33.260 to have to
06:46:33.540 find somebody
06:46:34.040 else to do
06:46:34.620 it.
06:46:35.640 And changing
06:46:37.360 all of
06:46:37.820 that,
06:46:40.300 you know,
06:46:40.560 it's I
06:46:42.300 learned
06:46:43.000 that the
06:46:43.960 the
06:46:46.040 relationship
06:46:46.920 between hope
06:46:47.720 and change
06:46:48.400 and that's 1.00
06:46:48.920 a fucking 1.00
06:46:49.460 Obama 1.00
06:46:51.760 thing,
06:46:53.100 right?
06:46:53.500 Hope and
06:46:54.020 change.
06:46:54.980 But the
06:46:56.300 essence of
06:46:57.120 those is
06:46:57.540 true.
06:46:58.700 Hope,
06:46:59.420 if you
06:47:00.400 can't change,
06:47:01.340 you can't
06:47:01.820 hope.
06:47:03.280 You better
06:47:04.320 be willing
06:47:04.860 to change.
06:47:06.420 All hope
06:47:06.940 comes from
06:47:07.440 change.
06:47:08.660 Unless you
06:47:09.440 have just
06:47:09.980 a,
06:47:10.300 a track
06:47:11.800 where you're
06:47:12.200 just raking
06:47:13.560 in profits
06:47:14.540 and I
06:47:14.940 don't mean
06:47:15.220 just,
06:47:15.700 just financial
06:47:17.040 profits.
06:47:17.560 I mean,
06:47:17.940 just a
06:47:18.720 profitable
06:47:19.280 lifestyle,
06:47:20.420 a lifestyle
06:47:20.940 that,
06:47:21.620 that,
06:47:22.360 that gives
06:47:24.400 excess,
06:47:25.480 that builds
06:47:26.440 something.
06:47:27.880 And,
06:47:28.360 you know,
06:47:29.560 putting in,
06:47:30.880 putting in
06:47:32.560 what you
06:47:33.160 have and
06:47:33.760 getting out
06:47:34.280 more than,
06:47:35.500 than you
06:47:35.800 put in.
06:47:36.780 And that's
06:47:38.120 the essence
06:47:38.640 of a white
06:47:39.140 man.
06:47:39.360 The white 0.76
06:47:39.940 man is
06:47:40.260 able to
06:47:40.960 somehow,
06:47:42.300 in all
06:47:42.700 of his
06:47:42.980 efforts,
06:47:43.480 get more
06:47:43.920 out than
06:47:44.260 he puts
06:47:44.640 in.
06:47:45.800 And it's
06:47:46.120 through the
06:47:47.120 magic sauce
06:47:48.800 in our
06:47:49.180 blood,
06:47:50.360 the work
06:47:51.000 and the
06:47:51.500 endeavors of
06:47:52.320 thousands of
06:47:53.060 years of
06:47:54.100 trial and
06:47:55.160 error to
06:47:56.520 be able to
06:47:57.060 get out more
06:47:57.780 than we put
06:47:58.300 in to the
06:48:00.120 point where we
06:48:00.740 can make
06:48:01.100 farms that
06:48:01.740 feed nations.
06:48:02.520 and if
06:48:06.020 it was just
06:48:06.880 a revenue
06:48:09.300 neutral
06:48:10.080 operation,
06:48:12.400 we never
06:48:13.100 would have
06:48:13.360 grown.
06:48:14.080 We never
06:48:14.420 would have
06:48:14.760 been able to
06:48:15.340 build boats
06:48:16.060 that can sail
06:48:17.340 across the
06:48:17.920 ocean because
06:48:19.140 we would have
06:48:19.620 needed all
06:48:20.140 that wood
06:48:20.700 just to
06:48:21.160 survive.
06:48:22.460 But we
06:48:23.060 were able to
06:48:23.720 create something
06:48:24.780 with all the
06:48:25.400 energy, the
06:48:26.060 food.
06:48:26.900 Food is
06:48:27.420 energy.
06:48:28.300 Food is
06:48:28.700 the caloric.
06:48:29.380 That's your
06:48:29.720 energy.
06:48:30.300 That's your
06:48:30.620 life.
06:48:31.060 eating the
06:48:32.460 right food
06:48:33.060 to make a
06:48:33.620 better man
06:48:34.420 to be able
06:48:34.860 to get out
06:48:36.160 more than
06:48:36.580 you put in
06:48:37.320 and all of
06:48:38.680 a sudden
06:48:39.020 you're a
06:48:40.100 machine.
06:48:41.820 You are
06:48:42.400 and it
06:48:44.100 takes
06:48:44.440 discipline
06:48:46.760 to get to
06:48:48.260 that level
06:48:48.720 of freedom.
06:48:49.640 Discipline is
06:48:50.220 square one.
06:48:51.780 Square one for
06:48:52.640 every single
06:48:53.300 person and
06:48:54.500 that's what you
06:48:55.000 see with 0.83
06:48:55.620 white people. 0.78
06:48:56.340 White people 0.90
06:48:56.800 can have an
06:48:57.440 inner discipline
06:48:58.220 unlike most
06:49:00.560 other people.
06:49:01.980 Some
06:49:02.380 non-whites 0.55
06:49:04.840 that can 0.91
06:49:05.300 exude a
06:49:06.180 high level
06:49:06.680 of discipline.
06:49:08.620 Underneath
06:49:09.160 all of
06:49:09.520 that,
06:49:10.420 they got
06:49:10.740 all of
06:49:11.220 it from
06:49:11.660 us.
06:49:12.460 Just like
06:49:12.760 Hitler 0.78
06:49:13.000 said,
06:49:14.140 everything
06:49:14.700 that the
06:49:15.240 other
06:49:15.500 peoples have
06:49:16.560 built is
06:49:17.360 built upon
06:49:18.040 our framework.
06:49:18.900 We showed
06:49:19.440 them how to
06:49:20.060 do it and 0.98
06:49:20.580 they executed.
06:49:21.760 That's the
06:49:22.060 best they
06:49:22.680 can do.
06:49:25.660 That's the
06:49:26.300 best they
06:49:26.760 can do.
06:49:27.160 But as a
06:49:27.600 group,
06:49:28.020 they're a 0.99
06:49:28.280 drain.
06:49:29.120 They're net
06:49:29.620 negative as
06:49:30.440 a group.
06:49:31.120 We have
06:49:31.420 all the
06:49:31.780 metrics,
06:49:32.660 we can
06:49:32.880 see the
06:49:33.280 data,
06:49:34.300 and we
06:49:34.920 no longer
06:49:35.580 have any
06:49:37.040 interest in
06:49:39.060 giving them
06:49:39.780 our profit.
06:49:42.180 The work
06:49:42.980 that we've
06:49:43.460 done to
06:49:45.000 get together
06:49:45.740 and produce
06:49:47.040 more than
06:49:47.800 we have
06:49:48.280 put in
06:49:49.000 is ours.
06:49:51.800 It's ours
06:49:52.140 alone.
06:49:52.960 It belongs
06:49:53.360 to our
06:49:53.700 families.
06:49:54.800 It belongs
06:49:55.180 to our
06:49:55.520 people.
06:49:55.900 Go ahead,
06:50:00.140 Skull
06:50:00.300 Mask.
06:50:02.460 It's
06:50:02.700 true.
06:50:05.040 I think
06:50:05.820 the
06:50:06.220 I don't
06:50:08.740 know,
06:50:09.060 man.
06:50:09.300 I don't
06:50:09.560 really get
06:50:10.080 off days
06:50:10.760 either.
06:50:11.840 It doesn't
06:50:12.220 happen to
06:50:12.720 me.
06:50:13.620 I don't
06:50:13.860 know what
06:50:14.300 the deal
06:50:17.100 is with
06:50:17.620 that.
06:50:19.060 But I
06:50:21.640 blame
06:50:22.340 lifting.
06:50:23.440 I think
06:50:23.780 it's an
06:50:25.160 exercise.
06:50:27.020 I really
06:50:27.680 do.
06:50:28.520 I exercise
06:50:29.100 like every
06:50:29.780 single day.
06:50:32.020 And I
06:50:33.580 don't have
06:50:33.980 these off
06:50:34.500 days.
06:50:35.080 I mean,
06:50:35.340 I get
06:50:35.620 black-pilled.
06:50:37.560 I get 0.88
06:50:37.840 pissed.
06:50:39.240 Tell us
06:50:39.580 about it,
06:50:39.940 White Reich. 0.84
06:50:41.060 And so
06:50:41.280 often they
06:50:41.780 wake up on
06:50:42.600 the wrong
06:50:42.860 side of
06:50:43.220 the bed.
06:50:46.560 Yeah,
06:50:47.120 you gotta
06:50:47.480 have.
06:50:47.800 Are you a
06:50:48.100 breakfast
06:50:48.340 guy?
06:50:48.700 Yeah.
06:50:52.800 breakfast
06:50:55.120 shouldn't be
06:50:56.580 had until
06:50:57.140 11 or
06:50:58.360 noon.
06:50:58.980 Yeah.
06:50:59.440 Better
06:50:59.820 not be
06:51:01.200 feeding that
06:51:03.600 appetite.
06:51:04.640 Dude,
06:51:05.160 I eat
06:51:05.820 like off
06:51:06.440 the rip.
06:51:07.060 Dude,
06:51:07.320 I eat
06:51:07.980 immediately.
06:51:09.560 I eat
06:51:09.880 15 minutes
06:51:10.940 of waking
06:51:11.240 up.
06:51:13.100 Love it.
06:51:15.180 Absolutely
06:51:15.660 love it.
06:51:17.200 I couldn't
06:51:17.560 imagine not
06:51:18.300 doing it.
06:51:20.120 I eat
06:51:22.000 a ton,
06:51:22.660 try to
06:51:23.020 burn a 0.96
06:51:23.380 bunch of
06:51:23.700 calories.
06:51:24.600 What do
06:51:24.780 you eat
06:51:25.040 for
06:51:25.180 breakfast?
06:51:26.360 Two eggs,
06:51:27.460 bowl of
06:51:27.800 oatmeal,
06:51:29.160 toast,
06:51:30.600 sometimes
06:51:31.080 bacon,
06:51:31.780 occasionally,
06:51:33.180 orange juice.
06:51:35.040 That's it.
06:51:37.560 Oatmeal
06:51:38.000 with cold
06:51:39.580 milk,
06:51:41.800 cranberries,
06:51:44.400 raisins,
06:51:45.440 brown sugar,
06:51:47.140 two eggs,
06:51:47.880 scrambled,
06:51:48.820 two or
06:51:49.100 three eggs
06:51:49.540 sometimes.
06:51:50.700 If I'm
06:51:50.920 wealthy at
06:51:53.860 the time,
06:51:54.620 three eggs,
06:51:55.420 scrambled,
06:51:56.300 ketchup,
06:51:57.260 hot sauce,
06:51:58.240 salt,
06:51:58.520 pepper.
06:51:59.840 I used to
06:52:00.320 drink coffee
06:52:00.840 with breakfast
06:52:01.320 too,
06:52:01.620 but I've
06:52:01.860 been putting
06:52:02.240 that off
06:52:02.800 until later
06:52:03.440 on in the
06:52:03.880 day.
06:52:05.540 I don't
06:52:05.820 caffeinate right
06:52:06.440 away anymore.
06:52:07.620 Maybe that's
06:52:08.100 why I don't
06:52:08.560 get any more
06:52:09.040 off days.
06:52:09.460 I'm looking
06:52:19.900 in here.
06:52:20.680 I've got
06:52:21.060 an oatmeal,
06:52:23.040 some oatmeal
06:52:26.240 info here.
06:52:28.420 What is
06:52:29.300 it?
06:52:29.680 it's a part
06:52:36.800 of giving
06:52:38.520 your body
06:52:39.060 what it
06:52:39.500 needs in
06:52:40.440 order to
06:52:41.140 produce one
06:52:41.880 of these
06:52:42.220 chemicals.
06:52:42.840 and let
06:52:45.160 me see
06:52:45.600 here.
06:52:55.640 Which one
06:52:56.740 is it?
06:52:57.300 got a lot
06:53:00.880 of fiber
06:53:01.260 in it.
06:53:01.500 there's
06:53:01.800 anandamide,
06:53:12.060 which works
06:53:13.840 on your
06:53:14.180 cannabinoid
06:53:15.000 receptors in
06:53:16.020 your brain.
06:53:16.920 That's your
06:53:17.960 omega-3s, 1.00
06:53:20.600 endorphins,
06:53:22.800 that's your
06:53:23.480 spicy foods.
06:53:26.820 Let's see
06:53:27.860 here.
06:53:31.500 serotonin
06:53:34.960 is your
06:53:38.080 fiber.
06:53:39.840 That might
06:53:40.480 be your
06:53:42.960 oatmeal
06:53:46.260 there.
06:53:47.660 Dopamine,
06:53:48.660 eggs,
06:53:49.320 fish,
06:53:49.740 bananas.
06:53:52.160 That gives
06:53:54.120 you your
06:53:56.440 tyrosine,
06:53:57.280 which is a
06:53:57.940 dopamine
06:53:58.260 precursor.
06:53:59.980 All of
06:54:00.360 this,
06:54:00.820 these are
06:54:01.340 all a
06:54:03.800 means to
06:54:04.700 your mental
06:54:05.600 health,
06:54:06.560 your happiness,
06:54:08.180 your good
06:54:09.020 feelings.
06:54:09.700 Here you
06:54:09.920 go.
06:54:11.720 It is
06:54:12.400 serotonin,
06:54:15.100 your
06:54:15.340 tryptophan-rich
06:54:16.220 foods.
06:54:16.900 I don't
06:54:17.180 like turkey
06:54:17.760 for tryptophan,
06:54:19.220 but nuts
06:54:19.920 and oats,
06:54:21.800 and that
06:54:23.020 supports your
06:54:23.640 serotonin
06:54:24.220 production.
06:54:25.880 You can
06:54:26.220 also practice
06:54:27.060 gratitude
06:54:27.560 journaling,
06:54:29.780 positive
06:54:30.180 social
06:54:30.680 interactions.
06:54:36.440 All of
06:54:37.120 this stuff,
06:54:38.160 having a
06:54:39.040 healthy,
06:54:39.460 balanced
06:54:39.840 lifestyle,
06:54:40.520 they don't
06:54:40.940 talk about
06:54:41.860 these chemicals
06:54:43.480 and these
06:54:44.160 balances there
06:54:45.180 that you
06:54:45.640 need and
06:54:46.120 what they
06:54:46.760 really do.
06:54:47.500 you have all
06:54:50.060 these women, 1.00
06:54:51.080 I think it's
06:54:51.580 mostly women 0.79
06:54:52.440 on the
06:54:52.840 SSRIs.
06:54:54.660 Are those
06:54:57.440 used on
06:55:00.960 boys and
06:55:02.440 men too?
06:55:03.140 Are there a
06:55:04.960 lot of
06:55:05.960 men who
06:55:06.380 have taken
06:55:06.700 those?
06:55:07.880 They're
06:55:08.100 cucked.
06:55:08.920 They're always 0.97
06:55:09.440 race cucks 0.79
06:55:10.080 at lived 0.53
06:55:10.440 hearts every
06:55:11.100 single time.
06:55:11.640 Those
06:55:17.020 ones are
06:55:17.320 weird.
06:55:18.400 Because
06:55:18.880 your
06:55:20.600 serotonin
06:55:21.760 is really
06:55:23.860 a leadership
06:55:24.700 chemical.
06:55:25.700 It's a
06:55:25.820 hierarchy
06:55:26.280 chemical.
06:55:27.000 When you're
06:55:27.320 just dosing
06:55:28.300 it without
06:55:29.420 doing the
06:55:29.940 work to
06:55:30.400 earn it,
06:55:31.900 you're going
06:55:32.540 to get the
06:55:33.000 good feeling,
06:55:33.780 but it's
06:55:34.020 not going
06:55:34.360 to give
06:55:34.780 you the
06:55:35.480 power that
06:55:37.420 you actually
06:55:37.900 can exercise
06:55:38.480 in your
06:55:39.000 life.
06:55:39.780 What are
06:55:40.020 you going
06:55:40.180 to do?
06:55:40.520 I need
06:55:41.600 to get
06:55:42.660 ready for
06:55:43.240 my
06:55:44.080 medium and
06:55:44.620 take my
06:55:45.040 pill.
06:55:45.400 This is
06:55:45.680 not the
06:55:46.100 way.
06:55:46.540 If you're
06:55:46.940 exercising and
06:55:48.680 you're leading
06:55:49.240 men and
06:55:49.780 commanding and
06:55:50.560 winning battles,
06:55:53.040 that's the
06:55:54.480 natural way
06:55:56.220 to increase
06:55:57.620 your serotonin.
06:56:01.380 It's
06:56:01.940 meaningful.
06:56:02.460 It's stable.
06:56:03.820 It's not
06:56:04.280 something you're
06:56:04.920 just pumping.
06:56:06.480 These are the
06:56:06.920 problems with
06:56:07.400 all of these
06:56:08.060 pills and
06:56:16.180 the medication,
06:56:18.360 the pharmaceutical
06:56:18.920 companies,
06:56:20.240 they're all
06:56:20.920 just working
06:56:23.080 to dope
06:56:26.620 yourself up
06:56:27.380 without the
06:56:28.360 real life
06:56:28.760 experience.
06:56:31.240 These chemicals
06:56:33.140 have been a
06:56:34.240 part of our
06:56:34.920 life for
06:56:35.500 thousands of
06:56:36.120 years.
06:56:36.340 They've
06:56:36.660 led us
06:56:37.120 across the
06:56:37.740 frontier.
06:56:39.220 The dopamine,
06:56:40.220 the expectation
06:56:41.160 of something
06:56:43.160 has been
06:56:44.560 there and
06:56:45.400 it led us.
06:56:46.320 It led us
06:56:46.920 north.
06:56:47.540 It led us
06:56:48.020 south.
06:56:48.500 It led us
06:56:48.940 east.
06:56:49.340 It led us
06:56:49.880 west.
06:56:51.260 It drove us.
06:56:53.120 This natural
06:56:53.880 chemical said
06:56:55.060 there's something
06:56:55.700 else out there.
06:56:57.520 You need to
06:56:58.020 pick yourself up
06:56:59.680 and get out
06:57:00.160 there.
06:57:00.340 I was
06:57:02.160 reading through
06:57:02.760 that frontier
06:57:04.860 thread that
06:57:06.020 the general
06:57:07.960 put out
06:57:08.540 there and
06:57:09.600 I resonated
06:57:10.240 with it.
06:57:11.660 I thought it
06:57:12.100 was all
06:57:12.600 grounded in
06:57:13.640 good stuff.
06:57:17.120 Did you
06:57:17.500 find something
06:57:18.920 there?
06:57:19.220 Am I wrong
06:57:19.720 on that?
06:57:20.500 I did
06:57:22.280 not read
06:57:23.640 it in
06:57:24.100 depth.
06:57:25.960 I skimmed
06:57:30.060 it.
06:57:30.280 I looked
06:57:30.560 at the
06:57:30.860 pretty
06:57:31.060 pictures and
06:57:31.880 I was like,
06:57:34.160 yeah, this
06:57:34.460 is cool, but I
06:57:36.060 didn't read it
06:57:36.580 in depth.
06:57:37.300 I don't
06:57:38.300 know.
06:57:39.920 It talked
06:57:40.460 about the
06:57:40.900 ethnogenesis and
06:57:42.140 the different
06:57:43.740 waves of men
06:57:46.040 that came
06:57:46.500 over.
06:57:47.140 Here's one
06:57:48.160 part I really
06:57:48.820 think is
06:57:49.620 important is
06:57:50.460 knowing that
06:57:52.280 those folks
06:57:54.040 who left
06:57:55.020 civilization
06:57:58.280 and trekked
06:57:59.420 into the
06:58:00.000 wilderness,
06:58:01.720 that's an
06:58:03.600 interesting
06:58:04.140 man.
06:58:06.320 The way
06:58:07.200 it was
06:58:07.580 framed I
06:58:08.120 thought was
06:58:08.400 really good.
06:58:09.420 We as a
06:58:10.960 people, when
06:58:11.540 we conquered
06:58:12.520 America, we
06:58:13.940 reinserted
06:58:14.740 ourselves in
06:58:15.400 the past.
06:58:17.060 Although we
06:58:18.220 had
06:58:18.680 muskets, we
06:58:20.680 had certain
06:58:21.160 technologies,
06:58:22.180 covered
06:58:22.440 wagons, etc.
06:58:24.580 We left
06:58:26.100 suburbia as
06:58:27.400 it was in
06:58:28.000 that time.
06:58:28.840 We left the
06:58:29.520 cobblestone roads
06:58:30.800 and the
06:58:31.120 markets and
06:58:32.000 the cottages
06:58:32.640 and headed
06:58:34.420 out into the
06:58:35.480 wilderness of
06:58:36.440 tents and
06:58:37.320 teepees and
06:58:38.460 savages.
06:58:39.480 and we
06:58:41.540 did so in
06:58:43.540 some sense
06:58:44.660 of primal
06:58:47.100 conquest.
06:58:50.820 It's a
06:58:53.420 reemergence.
06:58:55.020 I look at the
06:58:55.700 world today and
06:58:56.320 go, okay,
06:58:56.960 yeah.
06:58:57.560 It's not just
06:58:58.240 going to places
06:58:59.000 like RTTL and
06:59:00.700 reinventing the
06:59:02.160 suburbia,
06:59:03.380 right?
06:59:03.640 But it's
06:59:05.540 going back
06:59:06.800 to India 0.92
06:59:07.640 and demolishing
06:59:09.120 everything that
06:59:09.940 is there
06:59:10.680 and restoring
06:59:13.840 it and
06:59:14.440 turning it
06:59:14.960 into something
06:59:16.060 beautiful that
06:59:17.920 represents us.
06:59:19.720 They have
06:59:20.140 failed.
06:59:21.640 China failed.
06:59:23.260 I don't care
06:59:23.880 about their
06:59:24.340 cities of
06:59:25.000 lights.
06:59:25.460 Their lights
06:59:25.980 are impressive,
06:59:27.280 but it's so 0.89
06:59:28.360 gross.
06:59:29.480 these buildings
06:59:32.640 on the
06:59:33.140 waterfront
06:59:33.820 that all
06:59:34.240 share a
06:59:35.640 connected
06:59:36.480 LED
06:59:37.440 system of
06:59:41.320 lights that
06:59:42.140 coordinate with
06:59:43.560 each other.
06:59:44.620 It's like a
06:59:46.480 big TV
06:59:47.180 screen.
06:59:47.940 It's so
06:59:48.380 awful and 0.86
06:59:49.200 disgusting. 0.64
06:59:51.320 And that's 0.99
06:59:51.720 we just
06:59:53.520 crush it. 1.00
06:59:57.500 Destroy it 1.00
06:59:58.460 all. 0.65
06:59:58.680 so hive
06:59:59.640 mindy,
07:00:00.660 right?
07:00:01.000 Like it
07:00:01.260 was so
07:00:01.760 it's so
07:00:02.420 like a
07:00:03.740 big light
07:00:05.720 show of
07:00:06.880 all of
07:00:07.500 the it's
07:00:08.200 all in the
07:00:08.800 same time
07:00:09.600 and all the
07:00:10.000 buildings look
07:00:10.640 the same
07:00:11.220 because they're
07:00:11.660 all built
07:00:12.080 at the same
07:00:12.680 time and
07:00:13.500 everything's
07:00:14.180 you know,
07:00:14.860 there's nothing
07:00:15.480 like our
07:00:16.580 great cities
07:00:17.280 had days
07:00:18.040 unique pieces
07:00:18.960 of architecture
07:00:19.900 and you
07:00:20.800 could go
07:00:21.240 and you
07:00:21.500 could be
07:00:21.720 like this
07:00:22.100 is the
07:00:22.440 Chrysler
07:00:22.980 building and
07:00:23.640 it was
07:00:23.900 designed by
07:00:24.860 I can't
07:00:25.760 remember the
07:00:26.160 architects.
07:00:27.220 You've got
07:00:27.440 the you've
07:00:27.900 got the
07:00:28.260 gothic
07:00:28.860 next to
07:00:29.480 the art
07:00:30.460 deco,
07:00:31.440 right?
07:00:32.360 And this
07:00:32.900 like a
07:00:36.000 constant
07:00:36.460 it's like
07:00:37.360 the rail
07:00:37.920 car.
07:00:38.360 San Francisco
07:00:39.020 had its
07:00:39.580 rail cars
07:00:40.660 and like
07:00:41.860 Detroit
07:00:42.400 had its
07:00:43.140 auto
07:00:45.400 industry
07:00:45.940 skyscrapers
07:00:47.120 and these
07:00:47.580 different cities
07:00:48.360 had these
07:00:48.780 different defining
07:00:49.680 parts of them
07:00:50.420 and China
07:00:51.120 is like
07:00:51.580 what Chinese
07:00:52.620 city is
07:00:53.020 so it's
07:00:53.280 Shan Shan
07:00:53.680 it's
07:00:55.160 Shan Shan
07:00:55.740 it's like
07:00:56.860 it has
07:00:57.380 nothing
07:00:57.780 it doesn't
07:00:58.140 mean
07:00:58.420 anything
07:00:58.900 you guys
07:00:59.940 just pop
07:01:00.540 this out
07:01:01.020 of the
07:01:01.280 middle of
07:01:01.620 nowhere
07:01:02.000 you're still
07:01:03.540 peasants
07:01:04.100 and you
07:01:05.880 figured out
07:01:06.340 how to put
07:01:06.660 stuff together
07:01:07.300 if you look
07:01:08.060 into Chinese
07:01:08.640 history
07:01:09.060 this is like
07:01:09.660 a mark
07:01:10.160 of their
07:01:10.520 civilization
07:01:11.120 too
07:01:11.640 that's
07:01:11.960 kind of
07:01:12.180 how their
07:01:12.540 civilization
07:01:13.060 is operated
07:01:13.960 for thousands
07:01:14.680 of years
07:01:15.360 where they
07:01:16.100 have like
07:01:16.560 a
07:01:16.900 the forbidden
07:01:17.720 palace
07:01:18.320 right
07:01:18.780 is really
07:01:19.820 nice
07:01:20.260 architectural
07:01:20.940 achievement
07:01:22.000 it's quite
07:01:22.580 beautiful
07:01:22.920 it's really
07:01:23.380 nice
07:01:23.680 and they
07:01:23.980 have all
07:01:24.400 these
07:01:24.540 decorations
07:01:25.080 around
07:01:25.420 and everything
07:01:25.860 and the
07:01:26.960 point of
07:01:27.440 the forbidden
07:01:27.920 palace
07:01:28.340 to have
07:01:28.700 all these
07:01:28.980 walls
07:01:29.280 around
07:01:29.640 it
07:01:29.820 was to
07:01:30.200 keep
07:01:30.680 the
07:01:30.960 peasants
07:01:31.380 out
07:01:31.700 because
07:01:32.100 there's
07:01:32.480 millions
07:01:33.680 of peasants
07:01:34.480 and most
07:01:35.120 of the
07:01:35.340 people are
07:01:35.740 just living
07:01:36.300 they're just
07:01:36.840 peasants
07:01:37.360 that's the
07:01:37.860 whole
07:01:38.220 there's
07:01:38.980 no
07:01:39.440 dynamism
07:01:40.620 there's
07:01:41.160 no
07:01:41.700 depth
07:01:42.700 there's
07:01:43.280 two layers
07:01:43.940 there's
07:01:44.460 the
07:01:44.840 mandate
07:01:45.980 of heaven
07:01:46.620 the ruling
07:01:47.460 class
07:01:48.020 and then
07:01:48.460 there's
07:01:48.660 the
07:01:48.820 peasants
07:01:49.300 and
07:01:49.880 if
07:01:50.620 you
07:01:50.780 read
07:01:51.160 their
07:01:51.480 like
07:01:51.800 political
07:01:52.280 philosophy
07:01:53.280 it's
07:01:53.620 like
07:01:53.840 well
07:01:54.160 go
07:01:55.000 along
07:01:55.360 to
07:01:55.520 get
07:01:55.680 along
07:01:56.060 you know
07:01:56.420 because
07:01:56.860 otherwise
07:01:57.460 you know
07:01:59.020 what if
07:01:59.580 the peasants
07:02:00.120 start
07:02:00.460 dying
07:02:01.000 by
07:02:01.500 in droves
07:02:02.440 like
07:02:02.820 they do
07:02:03.320 every
07:02:03.840 couple
07:02:04.160 of
07:02:04.340 years
07:02:04.760 they start
07:02:05.580 dying
07:02:05.960 in droves 0.95
07:02:06.420 so go
07:02:06.740 along
07:02:07.020 to get
07:02:07.300 along
07:02:07.760 flows
07:02:08.940 like a
07:02:09.320 river
07:02:09.560 that's
07:02:09.860 what
07:02:09.980 Spengler
07:02:10.400 said
07:02:10.740 it's
07:02:11.640 like a
07:02:11.920 winding
07:02:12.260 river
07:02:12.720 Chinese
07:02:13.460 culture
07:02:13.920 and
07:02:15.260 you
07:02:16.120 can tell
07:02:16.760 immediately
07:02:17.960 the
07:02:19.660 European
07:02:19.960 cities
07:02:20.320 from
07:02:20.560 each
07:02:20.740 other
07:02:20.920 I
07:02:21.080 don't
07:02:21.200 know
07:02:22.040 about
07:02:22.240 now
07:02:22.540 because
07:02:23.040 the
07:02:23.420 enemy
07:02:23.700 has
07:02:24.080 raised
07:02:25.020 these
07:02:25.400 abominations
07:02:26.300 these
07:02:26.540 architectural
07:02:27.180 abominations
07:02:28.100 but
07:02:28.460 when you
07:02:29.580 see
07:02:29.960 English
07:02:30.560 architecture
07:02:31.240 in London
07:02:32.160 versus
07:02:32.840 German
07:02:34.160 architecture
07:02:34.940 it's
07:02:36.380 you
07:02:36.620 notice
07:02:37.100 you know
07:02:37.520 the difference
07:02:38.060 you can
07:02:38.380 see the
07:02:38.940 difference
07:02:39.320 in these
07:02:39.680 cultures
07:02:40.200 we're
07:02:40.840 we're
07:02:40.860 not
07:02:41.040 just
07:02:41.280 a
07:02:41.460 flat
07:02:41.980 surface
07:02:43.300 of
07:02:44.120 hive
07:02:44.660 people
07:02:45.080 like
07:02:45.960 that
07:02:46.280 it's
07:02:47.580 unsettling
07:02:48.320 yeah
07:02:51.840 running
07:02:52.220 go ahead
07:02:52.700 all right
07:02:54.440 hope you guys
07:02:54.880 can hear me
07:02:55.180 a little
07:02:55.340 better
07:02:55.540 now
07:02:55.860 yeah
07:02:59.860 the
07:03:00.120 architecture
07:03:00.720 thing
07:03:01.200 but
07:03:01.780 the
07:03:02.800 the
07:03:04.820 thing is
07:03:05.720 we haven't
07:03:06.260 built
07:03:06.560 anything
07:03:07.000 in how
07:03:07.380 long
07:03:07.760 you know
07:03:08.160 it's like
07:03:08.720 we
07:03:09.360 can claim
07:03:10.400 all these
07:03:10.780 things
07:03:11.120 from
07:03:11.520 the
07:03:12.080 1500s
07:03:13.160 and
07:03:13.360 you know
07:03:14.920 even
07:03:15.240 to the
07:03:15.740 early
07:03:16.020 20th
07:03:16.540 century
07:03:16.920 but
07:03:17.360 how long
07:03:18.700 has it
07:03:18.940 been
07:03:19.220 since
07:03:19.740 the
07:03:20.460 white
07:03:20.720 man
07:03:21.160 was in
07:03:21.620 charge
07:03:22.080 and
07:03:22.440 built
07:03:22.880 and
07:03:23.060 erected
07:03:23.540 its
07:03:23.760 beautiful
07:03:24.400 cathedrals
07:03:25.200 and
07:03:25.460 buildings
07:03:25.880 like
07:03:26.260 it's
07:03:27.200 not
07:03:27.640 even
07:03:27.960 you know
07:03:29.440 it's
07:03:29.800 not even
07:03:30.600 in the
07:03:30.840 cards
07:03:31.100 right now
07:03:31.540 but
07:03:35.500 anyways
07:03:36.020 yeah
07:03:36.240 I just
07:03:36.520 didn't
07:03:36.700 want to
07:03:37.000 just
07:03:37.160 jump
07:03:37.380 back
07:03:37.760 half
07:03:38.580 hour
07:03:38.820 in
07:03:38.920 the
07:03:39.000 conversation
07:03:39.500 so
07:03:39.860 you can
07:03:41.240 you can
07:03:41.760 if you
07:03:42.060 want
07:03:42.340 we're
07:03:42.660 tracking
07:03:43.120 okay
07:03:43.460 we're
07:03:43.820 multifaceted
07:03:46.260 multitasking
07:03:47.320 white men
07:03:48.440 let's go 0.95
07:03:49.200 all right
07:03:49.620 so
07:03:49.960 I wanted
07:03:50.920 to talk
07:03:51.220 about
07:03:51.400 the
07:03:51.540 Tucker
07:03:51.760 Carlson
07:03:52.220 thing
07:03:52.500 and
07:03:52.940 I don't
07:03:54.500 like
07:03:54.760 the
07:03:54.960 term
07:03:55.460 gatekeeper
07:03:57.160 it just
07:03:57.740 has too
07:03:58.140 much
07:03:58.400 negative
07:03:59.180 connotations
07:04:00.060 like
07:04:00.620 it's
07:04:01.420 it's
07:04:01.700 so 0.90
07:04:01.860 black
07:04:02.280 pilling
07:04:02.640 like
07:04:02.940 there's
07:04:03.200 this
07:04:03.400 big
07:04:03.960 system
07:04:04.700 that
07:04:05.020 can't
07:04:05.360 be
07:04:05.520 breached
07:04:06.060 and
07:04:07.140 I
07:04:07.520 think
07:04:07.700 it's 1.00
07:04:07.900 bullshit 1.00
07:04:08.280 man 1.00
07:04:08.740 like
07:04:09.260 Tucker
07:04:10.020 Carlson
07:04:10.520 is doing
07:04:11.040 his job
07:04:11.540 he's
07:04:11.820 gonna
07:04:11.940 do
07:04:12.160 what
07:04:12.280 we 1.00
07:04:12.440 fucking 1.00
07:04:12.840 tell 1.00
07:04:13.120 him
07:04:13.260 to do
07:04:13.560 and
07:04:14.020 we
07:04:14.240 drive
07:04:14.580 the
07:04:14.740 conversation
07:04:15.360 he's
07:04:15.760 speaking
07:04:16.100 on these
07:04:16.460 things
07:04:16.640 because
07:04:16.860 we
07:04:17.100 are
07:04:17.260 speaking
07:04:17.580 on
07:04:17.780 these
07:04:17.940 things
07:04:18.220 and
07:04:18.680 yeah
07:04:18.880 he
07:04:19.060 lags
07:04:19.520 behind
07:04:19.940 and
07:04:20.140 yeah
07:04:20.360 he
07:04:20.580 keeps
07:04:20.980 things
07:04:21.300 in a
07:04:21.580 certain
07:04:21.920 pathway
07:04:23.160 for
07:04:23.480 people
07:04:23.800 but
07:04:24.500 I
07:04:25.140 know
07:04:25.340 two
07:04:25.620 years
07:04:25.960 ago
07:04:26.340 none
07:04:27.260 of
07:04:27.400 this
07:04:27.560 stuff
07:04:27.800 was
07:04:27.940 talked
07:04:28.180 about
07:04:28.440 in
07:04:28.640 any
07:04:28.840 mainstream
07:04:29.260 capacity
07:04:29.980 so
07:04:30.620 anybody
07:04:31.000 that
07:04:31.880 got to
07:04:32.920 this
07:04:33.200 side
07:04:33.520 of
07:04:33.660 politics
07:04:34.260 got
07:04:35.040 here
07:04:35.460 very
07:04:36.260 arduously
07:04:37.000 very
07:04:37.340 difficult
07:04:37.920 to get
07:04:38.820 here
07:04:39.220 um
07:04:40.000 I know
07:04:40.700 I've
07:04:41.020 had
07:04:41.320 like
07:04:41.620 me
07:04:42.020 personally
07:04:42.620 it's
07:04:43.340 only
07:04:43.540 two
07:04:43.800 years
07:04:44.140 ago
07:04:44.400 that
07:04:44.620 I
07:04:44.780 didn't
07:04:44.980 think
07:04:45.220 there
07:04:45.420 was
07:04:45.600 anybody
07:04:45.960 else
07:04:46.340 out
07:04:46.560 there
07:04:46.820 who
07:04:47.200 um
07:04:48.200 you
07:04:49.380 know
07:04:49.640 looked
07:04:51.020 to
07:04:51.860 Hitler 0.78
07:04:52.160 in
07:04:52.600 any
07:04:53.040 sort
07:04:53.900 of
07:04:54.060 like
07:04:54.260 positive
07:04:54.800 light
07:04:55.260 and
07:04:55.760 now
07:04:56.040 I
07:04:56.200 have
07:04:56.580 Tucker
07:04:57.100 Carlson
07:04:57.600 last
07:04:57.960 night
07:04:58.280 talking
07:04:58.960 to
07:04:59.120 this
07:04:59.300 Doug
07:04:59.520 column
07:04:59.840 guy
07:05:00.260 saying
07:05:01.040 maybe
07:05:01.340 we
07:05:01.560 were
07:05:02.740 supposed
07:05:04.000 to
07:05:04.260 fight
07:05:04.460 with
07:05:04.660 Hitler 0.78
07:05:04.940 against
07:05:05.320 the
07:05:05.500 Bolsheviks 0.94
07:05:06.120 and
07:05:07.200 I
07:05:08.420 know
07:05:08.800 that
07:05:09.160 means
07:05:09.460 there's
07:05:09.740 a
07:05:10.000 lot
07:05:10.420 of
07:05:10.580 people
07:05:10.880 seeing
07:05:11.300 that
07:05:11.580 and
07:05:11.760 what
07:05:11.900 it's
07:05:12.100 doing
07:05:12.320 is
07:05:12.520 it's
07:05:12.800 opening
07:05:13.160 it's
07:05:13.520 piquing
07:05:13.800 their
07:05:14.000 interest
07:05:14.520 it's
07:05:15.160 creating
07:05:15.640 the
07:05:16.200 possibility
07:05:17.100 that you're
07:05:17.820 allowed
07:05:18.160 to talk
07:05:18.700 about
07:05:18.980 this
07:05:19.220 stuff
07:05:19.500 a little
07:05:19.800 bit
07:05:20.080 and
07:05:21.060 now
07:05:21.580 it's
07:05:22.140 up to
07:05:22.460 us
07:05:22.920 as
07:05:23.200 white
07:05:23.420 nationalists
07:05:24.160 as
07:05:24.480 people
07:05:25.000 that are
07:05:25.340 veterans
07:05:25.680 that have
07:05:26.020 been
07:05:26.180 here
07:05:26.380 that are
07:05:26.720 organizing
07:05:27.280 that are
07:05:27.620 planning
07:05:28.040 and trying
07:05:28.500 to actually
07:05:29.040 take back
07:05:29.680 our
07:05:30.180 white
07:05:30.440 nations
07:05:30.920 it's
07:05:31.440 up to
07:05:31.720 us
07:05:32.200 to
07:05:32.800 take
07:05:33.320 the
07:05:34.000 board
07:05:34.340 as
07:05:34.580 it
07:05:34.720 live
07:05:35.380 and
07:05:35.760 do
07:05:36.180 who's
07:05:41.140 the
07:05:41.440 man
07:05:58.720 today
07:06:00.400 where we
07:06:00.860 were
07:06:01.160 to
07:06:01.480 where we
07:06:03.420 are now
07:06:03.900 and I
07:06:04.180 think
07:06:04.460 gatekeepers
07:06:06.140 and a
07:06:07.100 lot of
07:06:07.400 this
07:06:07.640 where
07:06:10.660 it used
07:06:11.900 to be
07:06:12.540 a system
07:06:13.760 that was
07:06:14.260 like too
07:06:15.880 big to
07:06:16.340 conquer
07:06:16.720 and at
07:06:17.320 this point
07:06:17.820 I think
07:06:18.900 the
07:06:19.360 public
07:06:20.700 is on
07:06:21.040 our
07:06:21.200 side
07:06:21.580 man
07:06:21.860 like the
07:06:22.480 things
07:06:22.720 that
07:06:22.880 Aruval
07:06:23.300 has been
07:06:23.560 able to
07:06:24.000 do
07:06:27.020 with
07:06:27.500 his
07:06:27.940 RTTL
07:06:28.620 development
07:06:30.140 and how
07:06:31.660 he speaks
07:06:32.200 to the
07:06:32.480 media
07:06:32.800 and how
07:06:33.600 he's
07:06:34.360 able to
07:06:35.240 sell
07:06:37.240 the idea
07:06:38.260 of
07:06:38.580 whites
07:06:39.100 collectivizing
07:06:39.980 around
07:06:40.480 nothing
07:06:41.000 other than
07:06:41.560 our
07:06:42.220 whiteness
07:06:43.920 and
07:06:44.960 like this
07:06:45.540 is all
07:06:45.840 new
07:06:46.100 this has
07:06:46.440 never
07:06:46.660 happened
07:06:47.040 before
07:06:47.400 so like
07:06:47.960 this is
07:06:48.880 just an
07:06:49.220 awesome
07:06:49.520 time
07:06:50.040 for us
07:06:50.620 right now
07:06:51.140 and I
07:06:51.560 don't like
07:06:52.160 to
07:06:52.560 I don't
07:06:53.580 know
07:06:53.760 push back
07:06:54.820 on me
07:06:55.080 if you
07:06:55.300 guys
07:06:55.480 think
07:06:55.840 otherwise
07:06:56.380 I'll
07:06:57.200 I'll
07:06:58.140 agree
07:06:58.500 like
07:06:58.780 gatekeeping
07:06:59.420 means
07:07:00.420 you have
07:07:00.920 walls
07:07:01.620 and there's
07:07:03.120 gatekeepers
07:07:04.100 right
07:07:04.640 the walls
07:07:05.220 are all
07:07:05.700 busted
07:07:06.140 the
07:07:06.580 the
07:07:06.980 entire
07:07:07.780 the
07:07:09.520 the
07:07:10.020 that
07:07:11.500 is leaking
07:07:14.500 all over
07:07:15.600 the place
07:07:16.120 so
07:07:16.980 regardless
07:07:18.340 of
07:07:19.400 certain
07:07:20.080 people
07:07:20.580 in
07:07:21.260 certain
07:07:21.700 positions
07:07:22.500 guiding
07:07:23.640 certain
07:07:24.320 conversations
07:07:25.240 the
07:07:26.340 the
07:07:26.720 that
07:07:27.320 is
07:07:27.920 is
07:07:28.800 destroyed
07:07:30.240 there's
07:07:30.940 no more
07:07:31.580 integrity
07:07:32.580 in
07:07:33.360 in that
07:07:34.180 conversation
07:07:34.940 there's
07:07:35.380 and I
07:07:36.120 just
07:07:36.340 I'll go
07:07:37.140 to this
07:07:37.540 and I
07:07:38.720 don't mind
07:07:39.240 the
07:07:39.480 the
07:07:39.820 Christian
07:07:40.280 pipeline
07:07:41.000 to white
07:07:41.800 racial
07:07:42.860 consciousness
07:07:43.500 that's
07:07:44.400 it's fine
07:07:45.440 I'll take
07:07:46.140 that as
07:07:46.920 as much
07:07:47.480 as any
07:07:47.840 other
07:07:48.080 because it's
07:07:49.500 all a
07:07:49.780 pipeline
07:07:50.160 they all
07:07:50.820 end up
07:07:51.220 here
07:07:51.520 understanding
07:07:52.400 that
07:07:52.960 that
07:07:53.220 the
07:07:53.380 14
07:07:53.740 words
07:07:54.220 are
07:07:54.380 superior
07:07:54.820 to all
07:07:55.960 other
07:07:56.580 ideologies
07:07:58.140 and it's
07:07:59.260 not even
07:07:59.580 really an
07:07:59.980 ideology
07:08:00.500 it is
07:08:01.180 just the
07:08:01.560 truth
07:08:01.920 right
07:08:02.600 and so
07:08:03.300 Elijah
07:08:04.340 Schaefer
07:08:05.000 quote
07:08:06.000 tweeted
07:08:06.400 this
07:08:06.880 this
07:08:07.360 clip
07:08:07.940 that's
07:08:08.240 going
07:08:08.420 viral
07:08:08.920 about
07:08:09.760 Tucker
07:08:10.180 and
07:08:11.040 and
07:08:11.600 you know
07:08:12.060 just this
07:08:12.520 this
07:08:13.160 information
07:08:13.540 here
07:08:14.140 you know
07:08:14.900 communists
07:08:15.540 intentionally 0.68
07:08:16.200 killed
07:08:16.640 more
07:08:17.060 civilian
07:08:17.780 Christians
07:08:18.280 than
07:08:18.620 Hitler 0.78
07:08:18.940 and
07:08:19.680 Elijah
07:08:20.320 you know
07:08:20.960 goes
07:08:21.200 Christians
07:08:21.680 instead
07:08:22.060 of
07:08:22.280 white
07:08:22.560 fine
07:08:22.960 but
07:08:23.560 we'll
07:08:24.060 get
07:08:24.500 there
07:08:24.960 yet
07:08:26.160 we
07:08:26.980 sided
07:08:27.380 with
07:08:27.660 them
07:08:27.880 instead
07:08:28.360 and so
07:08:29.120 he's
07:08:29.320 throwing
07:08:29.560 direct
07:08:30.100 back
07:08:30.500 shots
07:08:30.960 at
07:08:31.680 the fact
07:08:32.520 that
07:08:32.720 we chose
07:08:33.140 the wrong
07:08:33.500 side
07:08:34.000 right
07:08:34.820 we got
07:08:35.400 infiltrated
07:08:36.100 and our
07:08:36.500 our societies
07:08:37.040 were gutted
07:08:37.800 all
07:08:38.480 morality
07:08:39.040 lost
07:08:39.520 and
07:08:39.720 birth
07:08:40.020 rates
07:08:40.340 destroyed
07:08:40.920 and
07:08:41.600 that
07:08:41.920 rabbit hole
07:08:43.740 leads
07:08:44.120 people
07:08:44.500 to
07:08:44.820 seeing
07:08:45.280 that
07:08:45.640 the
07:08:46.600 Bolsheviks 0.94
07:08:47.260 were
07:08:47.860 of
07:08:48.920 Jewish
07:08:49.320 origins
07:08:50.020 the
07:08:50.740 ideology
07:08:51.440 the
07:08:52.560 people
07:08:52.920 themselves
07:08:53.580 it's
07:08:54.540 all
07:08:55.020 Jewish
07:08:55.680 right
07:08:56.440 it's
07:08:56.620 all
07:08:56.780 these
07:08:57.040 these
07:08:57.720 these
07:08:58.680 mongrel 0.91
07:08:59.460 Jews 0.98
07:08:59.980 with
07:09:00.520 this
07:09:00.900 Middle 0.95
07:09:01.820 Eastern
07:09:02.820 admixture
07:09:06.140 this
07:09:06.640 the
07:09:07.520 destroying
07:09:09.620 the idea
07:09:10.400 that Netanyahu
07:09:11.440 is a
07:09:11.940 Polish
07:09:12.380 man
07:09:12.780 he's
07:09:13.300 not a
07:09:13.580 Polish
07:09:13.920 man
07:09:14.280 he's
07:09:14.920 a 0.93
07:09:15.100 mongrel
07:09:16.120 with
07:09:16.840 Middle 0.95
07:09:17.200 Eastern
07:09:17.640 DNA
07:09:18.660 just like
07:09:19.780 the rest
07:09:20.220 of them
07:09:20.620 just like
07:09:21.480 all of
07:09:22.020 these
07:09:22.220 people
07:09:22.620 and
07:09:22.940 this
07:09:23.140 can
07:09:24.620 be
07:09:25.160 these
07:09:25.800 threads
07:09:26.300 and
07:09:26.500 these
07:09:26.760 rabbit
07:09:27.220 holes
07:09:27.500 can
07:09:27.880 be
07:09:28.100 useful
07:09:28.580 even
07:09:29.600 if
07:09:29.820 they're
07:09:30.000 trying
07:09:30.440 to
07:09:30.960 obscure
07:09:34.280 the
07:09:35.080 truth
07:09:35.500 but
07:09:35.780 the
07:09:35.940 truth
07:09:36.180 is
07:09:37.600 right
07:09:37.900 under
07:09:38.140 the
07:09:38.380 surface
07:09:38.740 at
07:09:38.960 this
07:09:39.180 point
07:09:39.520 so
07:09:40.360 these
07:09:41.440 things
07:09:42.040 do
07:09:42.300 offer
07:09:42.900 the
07:09:44.540 destruction
07:09:45.860 of
07:09:46.340 the
07:09:46.580 religion
07:09:47.140 of
07:09:47.380 Holocaustianity 0.94
07:09:48.620 and
07:09:50.060 ultimately
07:09:50.660 that's
07:09:50.980 a good
07:09:51.220 thing
07:09:51.680 Nature
07:09:52.380 go ahead
07:09:52.800 yeah
07:09:54.360 good
07:09:54.640 good
07:09:55.160 stuff
07:09:55.420 guys
07:09:55.740 I was
07:09:56.500 going to
07:09:56.700 chime
07:09:56.920 in on
07:09:57.240 the
07:09:57.380 drug
07:09:57.620 point
07:09:57.860 with
07:09:58.040 like
07:09:58.200 a
07:09:58.300 little
07:09:58.420 anecdotal
07:09:59.000 personal
07:09:59.460 story
07:09:59.940 if
07:10:00.200 you
07:10:00.340 guys
07:10:00.600 want
07:10:01.540 to
07:10:01.660 hear
07:10:01.860 I
07:10:02.100 think
07:10:02.260 you
07:10:02.360 need
07:10:02.480 to
07:10:02.620 work
07:10:02.820 let's
07:10:03.140 go
07:10:03.300 so
07:10:03.620 I
07:10:06.060 was
07:10:06.260 always
07:10:06.540 regarded
07:10:06.960 in my
07:10:07.840 previous
07:10:08.200 job
07:10:08.560 as being
07:10:08.880 like
07:10:09.060 the
07:10:09.200 ice
07:10:09.400 man
07:10:09.600 like
07:10:09.780 I'd
07:10:09.980 go out
07:10:10.340 deal
07:10:10.500 with
07:10:10.680 like
07:10:10.980 the
07:10:11.500 pile
07:10:11.720 of
07:10:11.840 dead
07:10:11.980 bodies
07:10:12.320 and
07:10:12.480 go
07:10:12.620 like
07:10:12.860 get
07:10:13.020 food
07:10:13.300 you
07:10:13.420 know
07:10:13.500 what
07:10:13.560 I
07:10:13.600 mean
07:10:13.720 never
07:10:13.960 bothered
07:10:14.300 me
07:10:14.520 it
07:10:14.620 just
07:10:14.760 was
07:10:15.240 the
07:10:15.520 way
07:10:16.000 I
07:10:16.120 was
07:10:16.360 you
07:10:16.480 know
07:10:16.540 what
07:10:16.640 I
07:10:16.700 mean
07:10:16.840 never
07:10:17.180 really
07:10:17.740 just
07:10:18.260 never
07:10:18.480 affected
07:10:18.840 me
07:10:19.020 like
07:10:19.260 a lot
07:10:19.520 of
07:10:19.620 people
07:10:19.900 when
07:10:21.160 COVID
07:10:21.540 hit
07:10:21.920 and 0.57
07:10:22.700 you
07:10:22.840 know
07:10:22.940 I'm
07:10:23.080 telling
07:10:23.300 people
07:10:23.600 this
07:10:23.820 is
07:10:23.940 what's
07:10:24.120 coming
07:10:24.440 they're
07:10:24.680 going
07:10:24.780 to
07:10:24.880 force
07:10:25.180 you
07:10:25.280 to
07:10:25.400 take
07:10:25.620 the 1.00
07:10:25.780 shit 1.00
07:10:26.160 blah 1.00
07:10:26.500 blah
07:10:26.640 blah
07:10:26.920 and
07:10:27.720 nobody
07:10:28.000 listened
07:10:28.420 and
07:10:28.680 then
07:10:28.780 the
07:10:28.900 day
07:10:29.120 that
07:10:29.280 it
07:10:29.400 finally 0.99
07:10:29.820 fucking 0.99
07:10:30.280 happened 1.00
07:10:30.760 you
07:10:32.440 know
07:10:32.560 everyone's
07:10:32.940 walking
07:10:33.240 around
07:10:33.460 it's
07:10:33.580 like
07:10:33.700 watching
07:10:34.020 it's
07:10:34.260 like
07:10:34.380 you're
07:10:34.500 in
07:10:34.580 a
07:10:34.660 movie
07:10:34.880 you're
07:10:35.060 watching
07:10:35.380 like
07:10:35.580 a bunch
07:10:35.780 of
07:10:35.900 robots
07:10:36.280 freak
07:10:36.600 out
07:10:36.880 and
07:10:37.020 I
07:10:37.160 just
07:10:37.300 started
07:10:37.560 posting
07:10:38.140 I
07:10:39.020 had
07:10:39.360 them
07:10:39.500 all
07:10:39.660 prepared
07:10:40.040 and
07:10:40.220 I
07:10:40.340 just
07:10:40.500 started
07:10:40.720 slapping 0.95
07:10:41.380 up
07:10:41.620 quotes
07:10:42.700 from
07:10:42.900 the
07:10:43.140 founding
07:10:43.380 fathers
07:10:43.780 and 1.00
07:10:44.000 shit 1.00
07:10:44.200 and 1.00
07:10:44.800 you
07:10:45.100 walk
07:10:45.640 nobody
07:10:45.920 even
07:10:46.160 notices
07:10:46.500 you
07:10:46.700 when
07:10:46.840 they're
07:10:47.280 in
07:10:47.420 a
07:10:47.780 thing
07:10:48.360 of
07:10:48.500 panic
07:10:48.800 anyways
07:10:49.360 during
07:10:50.060 that
07:10:50.300 period
07:10:50.600 of
07:10:50.800 time
07:10:51.040 I
07:10:51.240 didn't
07:10:51.480 sleep
07:10:51.760 for
07:10:51.960 10
07:10:52.400 days
07:10:52.680 first
07:10:53.680 time
07:10:53.940 I
07:10:54.080 ever
07:10:54.320 I
07:10:54.500 didn't
07:10:54.640 even
07:10:54.780 know
07:10:54.900 what
07:10:54.980 anxiety
07:10:55.320 was
07:10:55.660 I
07:10:55.780 thought
07:10:55.960 it
07:10:56.020 was
07:10:56.140 fake
07:10:56.440 I
07:10:57.260 didn't
07:10:57.680 sleep
07:10:57.920 for
07:10:58.080 10
07:10:58.300 days
07:10:58.580 I
07:10:58.740 was
07:10:58.860 shaking
07:10:59.420 I
07:10:59.660 couldn't
07:10:59.860 open
07:11:00.060 my 1.00
07:11:00.280 fucking 1.00
07:11:00.580 door 1.00
07:11:00.900 go
07:11:02.080 end
07:11:02.320 up
07:11:02.480 going
07:11:02.660 to
07:11:02.760 the
07:11:02.880 doctor
07:11:03.240 they
07:11:03.440 put
07:11:03.680 you
07:11:03.840 on
07:11:04.120 four
07:11:04.720 kinds
07:11:04.980 of 1.00
07:11:05.200 shit 1.00
07:11:06.700 Xanax 1.00
07:11:08.080 was
07:11:08.220 one
07:11:08.640 some
07:11:09.500 sleeping
07:11:10.000 medication
07:11:10.580 there's
07:11:10.920 like
07:11:11.060 three
07:11:11.300 or four
07:11:11.600 three
07:11:11.840 or four
07:11:12.200 like
07:11:12.440 other
07:11:12.660 ones
07:11:12.900 like
07:11:13.100 SSRI
07:11:14.780 was
07:11:15.120 another
07:11:15.360 one
07:11:15.600 right
07:11:15.840 after
07:11:16.880 two
07:11:17.160 days
07:11:17.480 I
07:11:17.660 was
07:11:17.800 like
07:11:18.020 this
07:11:18.600 is
07:11:19.680 not
07:11:19.920 this
07:11:20.260 is
07:11:20.420 something
07:11:20.840 about
07:11:21.080 this
07:11:21.280 is
07:11:21.420 not
07:11:21.700 right
07:11:22.040 and
07:11:22.380 it's
07:11:22.600 like
07:11:22.760 some 1.00
07:11:23.040 fucking 1.00
07:11:23.420 negro 1.00
07:11:24.220 guy
07:11:24.780 from
07:11:25.000 Africa
07:11:25.400 prescribing
07:11:26.000 me
07:11:26.180 this 1.00
07:11:26.340 shit 1.00
07:11:26.500 I'm 0.93
07:11:29.860 doing
07:11:30.100 my
07:11:30.300 research
07:11:30.680 at the
07:11:30.920 time
07:11:31.160 it's
07:11:31.460 like
07:11:31.600 2019
07:11:32.000 or
07:11:32.300 whatever
07:11:32.560 they
07:11:34.000 started
07:11:34.640 mandating
07:11:35.100 and
07:11:36.000 I
07:11:36.640 found
07:11:36.840 an
07:11:37.000 article
07:11:37.340 on
07:11:37.660 J
07:11:37.860 Post
07:11:38.240 or
07:11:38.420 something
07:11:38.680 it's
07:11:38.960 like
07:11:39.120 the
07:11:39.280 Jews
07:11:39.640 praise
07:11:41.020 anxiety
07:11:41.700 because
07:11:43.140 that's
07:11:43.640 like
07:11:43.800 the
07:11:43.920 people
07:11:44.140 that
07:11:44.360 know
07:11:44.620 that
07:11:44.800 something's
07:11:45.220 wrong
07:11:45.460 before
07:11:45.860 it's
07:11:46.220 coming
07:11:46.500 and
07:11:47.380 they
07:11:47.840 actually
07:11:48.800 they
07:11:49.360 encourage
07:11:49.800 that
07:11:50.160 so
07:11:51.360 it's
07:11:51.780 funny
07:11:52.040 that
07:11:52.260 they
07:11:52.420 want
07:11:52.720 the
07:11:52.900 goyim
07:11:53.240 all 0.94
07:11:53.540 drugged
07:11:53.940 up
07:11:54.100 on
07:11:54.280 things
07:11:54.540 to
07:11:54.740 ignore
07:11:55.140 you
07:11:57.000 know
07:11:57.120 what's
07:11:57.380 coming
07:11:57.660 and
07:11:57.820 what's
07:11:58.020 happening
07:11:59.860 a
07:12:01.100 birthright
07:12:01.780 from
07:12:02.100 illegals 0.93
07:12:02.860 and
07:12:03.580 their
07:12:03.780 kids
07:12:04.380 so
07:12:05.360 we're
07:12:05.660 looking
07:12:05.940 at
07:12:06.240 well
07:12:06.560 over
07:12:06.980 100
07:12:07.520 million
07:12:08.120 people
07:12:09.480 who
07:12:09.940 shouldn't
07:12:10.380 be
07:12:10.620 here
07:12:11.080 and
07:12:11.780 I
07:12:11.900 just
07:12:12.080 found
07:12:12.280 that
07:12:12.460 interesting
07:12:12.840 I
07:12:13.060 didn't
07:12:13.360 know
07:12:13.660 there
07:12:13.880 was
07:12:14.080 55
07:12:14.560 million
07:12:15.400 US
07:12:16.920 visas
07:12:17.640 you
07:12:19.440 know
07:12:19.640 let's
07:12:20.020 just
07:12:20.180 quantify
07:12:21.040 one
07:12:22.160 point
07:12:22.580 here
07:12:22.820 too
07:12:23.280 is
07:12:23.800 those
07:12:24.160 are
07:12:24.340 all
07:12:24.600 people
07:12:25.040 counted
07:12:25.920 in
07:12:26.200 the
07:12:26.380 census
07:12:26.720 right
07:12:27.960 counted
07:12:28.960 so
07:12:29.760 is
07:12:30.860 that
07:12:31.140 well
07:12:31.740 the
07:12:31.900 55
07:12:32.360 million
07:12:32.880 are
07:12:33.280 I
07:12:33.880 would
07:12:34.020 imagine
07:12:34.480 yeah
07:12:34.800 yeah
07:12:35.340 but
07:12:35.660 are
07:12:36.400 illegals 0.93
07:12:36.960 counted
07:12:37.320 in
07:12:37.520 the
07:12:37.660 census
07:12:37.940 or
07:12:38.200 no
07:12:38.400 I
07:12:38.580 don't
07:12:38.760 even
07:12:38.980 yes
07:12:39.340 they
07:12:39.620 are
07:12:39.880 okay
07:12:40.400 not
07:12:41.220 only
07:12:41.500 55
07:12:41.980 million
07:12:42.540 visas
07:12:43.280 of
07:12:43.820 non
07:12:44.140 Americans
07:12:44.820 counted
07:12:46.000 so
07:12:46.300 when
07:12:46.540 you
07:12:46.680 have
07:12:47.020 and
07:12:47.540 if
07:12:47.920 these
07:12:48.660 illegals 0.93
07:12:49.280 and
07:12:49.480 these
07:12:49.800 visa
07:12:51.440 people
07:12:51.860 can
07:12:52.100 get
07:12:52.380 CDLs
07:12:53.340 they're
07:12:54.420 getting
07:12:54.800 voting
07:12:56.720 access
07:12:57.640 too
07:12:58.080 right
07:12:58.440 this
07:12:58.720 is
07:12:59.020 this
07:12:59.400 is
07:12:59.580 the
07:12:59.740 destruction
07:13:00.260 over
07:13:01.140 a
07:13:01.520 third
07:13:01.840 then
07:13:02.220 over
07:13:02.680 a
07:13:03.020 third
07:13:03.320 of
07:13:03.580 America
07:13:04.200 isn't
07:13:04.900 America
07:13:05.540 and
07:13:06.260 then
07:13:06.520 you
07:13:06.700 have
07:13:06.940 the
07:13:07.140 13%
07:13:07.980 of
07:13:08.280 blacks 1.00
07:13:08.860 the 0.99
07:13:09.240 Negro 0.99
07:13:09.700 right
07:13:10.700 who
07:13:11.340 isn't
07:13:12.160 technically
07:13:12.720 probably
07:13:13.320 American
07:13:14.080 either
07:13:14.700 so now
07:13:15.880 we're
07:13:16.120 in
07:13:16.340 they're
07:13:16.700 like
07:13:16.980 40
07:13:17.460 some
07:13:17.840 million
07:13:18.300 so
07:13:19.020 now
07:13:19.360 we're
07:13:19.600 at
07:13:19.800 150
07:13:20.660 million
07:13:21.460 and
07:13:22.740 I
07:13:23.060 don't
07:13:23.220 even
07:13:23.420 know
07:13:23.620 how
07:13:23.800 many
07:13:23.980 kids
07:13:24.480 there
07:13:24.760 are
07:13:25.040 of
07:13:25.320 the
07:13:25.660 the
07:13:26.220 say
07:13:26.660 the
07:13:26.880 the
07:13:27.300 banners 0.88
07:13:27.760 right
07:13:28.320 how
07:13:28.740 many 1.00
07:13:28.960 fucking 1.00
07:13:29.400 kids 1.00
07:13:29.740 did
07:13:29.960 they
07:13:30.120 have
07:13:30.500 and
07:13:30.640 all
07:13:30.840 of
07:13:30.980 their
07:13:31.380 kids
07:13:31.700 so
07:13:32.240 probably
07:13:33.520 easily
07:13:34.040 150
07:13:34.700 million
07:13:35.340 right
07:13:35.720 we could
07:13:36.140 say
07:13:36.380 yeah
07:13:36.600 and
07:13:36.820 so
07:13:37.300 between
07:13:37.940 the
07:13:38.300 ages
07:13:38.660 of
07:13:38.960 18
07:13:39.440 and
07:13:39.740 55
07:13:40.320 if
07:13:41.300 you're
07:13:41.500 counting
07:13:41.760 just
07:13:42.140 white
07:13:42.480 men
07:13:42.840 in that
07:13:43.700 age
07:13:43.960 range
07:13:44.380 you're
07:13:45.080 looking
07:13:45.260 at
07:13:45.440 50
07:13:45.820 million
07:13:46.160 there
07:13:46.740 there
07:13:47.000 should
07:13:47.140 be
07:13:47.280 50
07:13:47.660 million
07:13:48.040 voters
07:13:48.640 in
07:13:49.100 just
07:13:49.280 in
07:13:49.420 my
07:13:49.540 it's
07:13:49.860 kind
07:13:50.040 of
07:13:50.100 getting
07:13:50.240 a little
07:13:50.560 off
07:13:50.760 topic
07:13:51.040 here
07:13:51.220 but
07:13:51.420 well
07:13:52.160 I
07:13:53.000 would
07:13:53.200 count
07:13:53.480 I'm
07:13:53.740 going
07:13:53.840 to
07:13:53.960 count
07:13:54.300 white
07:13:55.460 women 1.00
07:13:56.140 I'm
07:13:56.340 going to 0.99
07:13:56.460 kick 0.71
07:13:56.680 you off 0.99
07:13:57.000 my
07:13:57.220 stage
07:13:57.760 I'm
07:14:01.420 not
07:14:01.560 talking
07:14:01.920 about
07:14:02.180 voting
07:14:02.620 though
07:14:02.860 I'm
07:14:03.100 just
07:14:03.280 talking
07:14:03.660 about
07:14:04.060 like
07:14:04.360 white
07:14:04.740 people
07:14:05.060 I
07:14:07.860 wasn't
07:14:08.120 talking
07:14:08.500 about
07:14:08.880 pertaining
07:14:10.320 to
07:14:10.600 voting
07:14:10.960 I
07:14:11.180 did
07:14:11.960 not
07:14:12.200 know
07:14:12.440 there
07:14:12.620 was
07:14:12.780 that
07:14:13.000 many
07:14:13.260 visas
07:14:13.560 when
07:14:13.840 you
07:14:13.980 look
07:14:14.220 at
07:14:14.380 our
07:14:14.540 numbers
07:14:15.060 right
07:14:15.700 there's
07:14:16.380 and I
07:14:16.880 kind
07:14:17.020 of
07:14:17.140 do
07:14:17.720 that
07:14:18.060 the
07:14:18.240 18
07:14:18.520 to
07:14:18.680 55
07:14:19.160 those
07:14:19.600 are
07:14:19.740 also
07:14:20.040 fighting
07:14:20.480 age
07:14:20.820 men
07:14:21.040 right
07:14:21.360 in
07:14:21.700 some
07:14:22.300 capacity
07:14:22.920 or
07:14:23.120 another
07:14:23.500 and
07:14:24.740 there
07:14:25.180 can
07:14:25.340 be
07:14:25.480 exceptions
07:14:25.940 there
07:14:26.260 but
07:14:26.420 just
07:14:26.620 getting
07:14:26.900 numbers
07:14:27.400 on
07:14:27.700 that
07:14:27.940 looking
07:14:28.240 at
07:14:28.440 okay
07:14:28.620 we
07:14:28.840 have
07:14:29.020 we
07:14:29.600 have
07:14:29.780 50
07:14:30.120 million
07:14:30.540 in
07:14:31.240 a
07:14:31.400 country
07:14:32.080 that
07:14:32.400 has
07:14:32.700 350
07:14:33.400 million
07:14:34.240 that
07:14:35.480 are
07:14:36.340 our
07:14:36.520 guys
07:14:36.860 yeah
07:14:37.160 and
07:14:38.480 then
07:14:38.720 you
07:14:38.920 have
07:14:39.260 and
07:14:39.660 another
07:14:39.960 thing
07:14:40.300 that
07:14:40.460 I
07:14:40.580 just
07:14:40.800 LaToya
07:14:41.740 Cantrell
07:14:42.520 mayor
07:14:42.920 of
07:14:43.160 New
07:14:43.340 Orleans
07:14:43.880 was
07:14:44.240 indicted
07:14:44.760 on
07:14:45.020 corruption
07:14:45.560 charges
07:14:46.420 18
07:14:47.620 charges
07:14:48.180 in all
07:14:48.560 I
07:14:48.720 think
07:14:48.960 nine
07:14:49.420 are
07:14:49.660 hers
07:14:50.120 and
07:14:50.960 they're
07:14:51.240 everything
07:14:51.620 from
07:14:52.080 conspiracy
07:14:52.780 to commit
07:14:53.360 wire
07:14:53.720 fraud
07:14:54.320 wire
07:14:55.180 fraud
07:14:55.840 conspiracy
07:14:57.000 to obstruct
07:14:57.800 justice
07:14:58.460 aiding
07:14:59.360 and abetting
07:15:00.100 obstruction
07:15:01.220 of justice
07:15:01.920 false
07:15:02.340 declaration
07:15:03.040 before a
07:15:03.820 grand
07:15:04.100 jury
07:15:04.520 etc
07:15:05.380 so
07:15:06.680 that's
07:15:07.140 going
07:15:07.400 down
07:15:07.700 also
07:15:08.220 yeah
07:15:08.960 yeah
07:15:09.320 I mean
07:15:09.780 they're
07:15:10.020 they're
07:15:10.360 all 1.00
07:15:10.660 corrupt 0.99
07:15:11.280 and 1.00
07:15:11.500 criminal
07:15:11.900 right
07:15:12.440 and
07:15:12.900 that
07:15:13.120 they're
07:15:13.520 gonna
07:15:13.720 you know
07:15:14.760 she's
07:15:15.500 an
07:15:15.640 African
07:15:16.080 obviously
07:15:16.820 some
07:15:17.360 some
07:15:17.740 kind
07:15:18.020 of
07:15:18.240 mix
07:15:18.700 because
07:15:19.100 her
07:15:19.340 skin's
07:15:19.820 lighter
07:15:20.120 than
07:15:20.620 it
07:15:20.880 should
07:15:21.200 be
07:15:21.960 you know
07:15:22.740 but
07:15:23.320 yeah
07:15:24.220 she's
07:15:24.600 a
07:15:24.900 she's
07:15:25.220 a 0.99
07:15:25.340 Negro 0.99
07:15:25.640 by
07:15:26.760 any
07:15:26.980 by
07:15:27.420 any
07:15:27.640 regards
07:15:28.140 for
07:15:28.820 sure
07:15:29.060 yeah
07:15:29.700 and
07:15:30.120 and
07:15:30.400 this
07:15:30.620 is
07:15:30.920 I
07:15:31.260 mean
07:15:31.360 this
07:15:31.580 is
07:15:31.740 all
07:15:32.000 of
07:15:32.180 them
07:15:32.400 this
07:15:33.440 is
07:15:33.600 all
07:15:33.900 of
07:15:34.040 them
07:15:34.180 if
07:15:34.320 I
07:15:34.440 mean
07:15:34.580 the
07:15:34.820 mayor
07:15:35.360 the
07:15:35.540 old
07:15:35.720 mayor
07:15:36.000 of
07:15:36.180 Chicago
07:15:36.680 Beetlejuice
07:15:37.960 right
07:15:38.320 you know
07:15:39.380 if
07:15:39.540 if
07:15:39.920 we
07:15:40.620 had
07:15:40.880 if
07:15:41.340 we
07:15:41.460 got
07:15:41.580 to
07:15:41.720 unpack
07:15:42.000 her
07:15:42.500 career
07:15:43.120 I
07:15:43.620 mean
07:15:43.760 there
07:15:43.940 this
07:15:44.520 is
07:15:44.840 just
07:15:45.580 rampant
07:15:46.280 among
07:15:47.180 all
07:15:47.480 these
07:15:47.740 people
07:15:48.160 they
07:15:48.960 don't
07:15:49.840 have
07:15:50.120 any
07:15:50.380 sense
07:15:50.900 of
07:15:52.120 and
07:15:52.680 I
07:15:52.800 know
07:15:52.980 you
07:15:53.240 were
07:15:53.420 only
07:15:53.680 counting
07:15:54.140 the
07:15:54.460 18
07:15:55.360 to
07:15:55.860 50
07:15:56.540 males 0.81
07:15:57.260 which
07:15:57.920 is
07:15:58.080 like
07:15:58.300 what
07:15:58.480 50
07:15:58.840 to
07:15:59.020 60
07:15:59.360 million
07:15:59.760 maybe
07:16:00.120 but
07:16:00.780 I
07:16:01.020 mean
07:16:01.180 if
07:16:01.340 we
07:16:01.480 count
07:16:01.720 all
07:16:02.060 the
07:16:02.260 white 0.70
07:16:02.520 people
07:16:03.020 we're
07:16:03.540 only
07:16:03.860 at
07:16:04.120 about
07:16:04.500 what
07:16:04.940 like
07:16:05.440 I
07:16:06.120 would
07:16:06.320 say
07:16:06.580 somewhere
07:16:06.940 between
07:16:07.420 maybe
07:16:08.020 200
07:16:08.920 200
07:16:09.960 million
07:16:10.480 or
07:16:10.840 maybe
07:16:11.240 I
07:16:11.700 would
07:16:11.860 go
07:16:12.040 less
07:16:12.420 probably
07:16:14.280 150
07:16:15.480 sounds
07:16:16.700 reasonable
07:16:18.060 to
07:16:18.660 somewhere
07:16:19.580 it's
07:16:20.320 hard to
07:16:20.700 know
07:16:20.940 right
07:16:21.200 the
07:16:21.400 exact
07:16:21.760 numbers
07:16:22.140 but
07:16:22.340 it's
07:16:22.520 somewhere
07:16:22.700 between
07:16:23.200 probably
07:16:24.060 150
07:16:24.720 and
07:16:25.000 200
07:16:25.460 million
07:16:25.900 and
07:16:26.120 the
07:16:26.280 rest
07:16:26.600 of
07:16:26.800 the
07:16:26.920 300
07:16:27.400 and
07:16:27.720 of
07:16:28.440 the
07:16:28.640 350
07:16:29.500 shouldn't
07:16:30.500 even
07:16:30.700 be
07:16:30.960 here
07:16:31.260 that's
07:16:31.860 crazy
07:16:32.320 fair 0.61
07:16:32.680 enough
07:16:33.280 to
07:16:33.480 say
07:16:33.700 half
07:16:34.180 right
07:16:34.720 fair
07:16:35.020 enough
07:16:35.200 to
07:16:35.440 say
07:16:35.640 half
07:16:36.420 yeah
07:16:36.760 it's
07:16:37.340 it's
07:16:37.620 it's
07:16:38.260 and
07:16:38.920 so
07:16:39.520 and
07:16:40.220 the
07:16:40.500 other
07:16:41.160 half
07:16:41.840 right
07:16:42.500 so
07:16:42.860 if
07:16:43.700 you
07:16:43.820 look
07:16:44.020 at
07:16:44.160 production
07:16:44.660 and
07:16:44.980 you
07:16:45.100 look
07:16:45.360 at 0.91
07:16:45.780 gross
07:16:47.000 net
07:16:47.820 input
07:16:49.480 and
07:16:49.740 output
07:16:50.160 half
07:16:51.640 of
07:16:51.780 the
07:16:51.920 country
07:16:52.400 is
07:16:53.180 being
07:16:54.320 is
07:16:56.140 subsidizing
07:16:56.980 the
07:16:57.220 other
07:16:57.420 half
07:16:57.640 of
07:16:57.740 the
07:16:57.840 country
07:16:58.220 by
07:16:58.760 all
07:16:58.980 measures
07:16:59.440 and
07:17:00.540 and
07:17:00.740 you
07:17:00.860 can't
07:17:01.120 you
07:17:01.240 can't
07:17:01.540 you
07:17:01.740 can't
07:17:02.020 sustain
07:17:02.440 this
07:17:04.000 is
07:17:04.140 the
07:17:04.280 largest
07:17:04.520 country
07:17:04.900 on
07:17:05.060 the
07:17:05.160 planet
07:17:05.420 you
07:17:06.040 can't
07:17:06.320 sustain
07:17:06.720 a
07:17:07.340 small
07:17:07.580 country
07:17:08.020 with
07:17:08.540 something
07:17:08.780 like
07:17:09.040 that
07:17:09.360 and
07:17:09.920 you
07:17:10.020 certainly
07:17:10.260 can't
07:17:10.580 sustain
07:17:10.860 this
07:17:11.040 one
07:17:11.180 and
07:17:11.260 then
07:17:11.340 you
07:17:11.440 look
07:17:11.580 at
07:17:11.680 the
07:17:11.800 national
07:17:14.120 debt
07:17:14.500 you
07:17:14.640 look
07:17:14.800 at
07:17:14.920 all
07:17:15.100 these
07:17:15.360 numbers
07:17:15.820 and
07:17:16.060 you
07:17:16.200 go
07:17:16.360 well
07:17:16.640 this
07:17:17.440 is
07:17:17.620 all
07:17:17.840 the
07:17:18.000 result
07:17:18.540 of
07:17:19.360 one
07:17:19.660 half
07:17:19.900 of
07:17:20.020 the
07:17:20.160 country
07:17:20.720 subsidizing
07:17:22.220 the
07:17:23.260 lifestyle
07:17:23.840 of the
07:17:24.120 other
07:17:24.320 half
07:17:24.640 while
07:17:25.580 they
07:17:26.020 commit
07:17:28.460 crimes
07:17:28.980 in mass
07:17:29.760 yeah
07:17:33.040 and
07:17:33.260 then
07:17:33.720 if
07:17:33.960 we
07:17:34.640 defend
07:17:35.240 ourselves
07:17:35.740 we
07:17:35.960 get
07:17:36.180 locked
07:17:36.500 up
07:17:36.900 like
07:17:37.340 that
07:17:37.540 one
07:17:37.760 guy
07:17:38.000 for
07:17:38.220 53
07:17:38.760 years
07:17:39.320 because
07:17:39.880 he
07:17:40.380 ended
07:17:41.300 up
07:17:41.680 shooting 0.93
07:17:42.320 they
07:17:43.400 happened
07:17:43.720 to be
07:17:44.040 teenagers
07:17:44.620 which
07:17:45.080 I'm
07:17:45.280 sure
07:17:45.460 he
07:17:45.680 didn't
07:17:46.100 know
07:17:46.440 all
07:17:46.740 he
07:17:46.980 knew
07:17:47.180 is
07:17:47.380 that
07:17:47.580 they
07:17:47.740 were
07:17:47.940 carjackers
07:17:48.760 trying
07:17:49.100 to
07:17:49.400 steal
07:17:49.680 his
07:17:49.940 vehicle
07:17:50.420 and
07:17:51.420 if
07:17:51.600 you
07:17:51.720 end
07:17:51.920 up
07:17:52.180 you
07:17:52.340 know
07:17:52.580 taking
07:17:53.120 care
07:17:53.420 of
07:17:53.580 business
07:17:54.120 and
07:17:54.940 providing
07:17:55.480 them
07:17:55.940 that
07:17:56.280 lifestyle
07:17:56.800 that
07:17:57.240 they
07:17:57.420 wanted
07:17:57.740 to
07:17:58.020 live
07:17:58.400 right
07:17:58.760 and
07:18:00.820 giving
07:18:01.220 that
07:18:01.580 to
07:18:01.820 them
07:18:02.180 and
07:18:03.080 you
07:18:03.380 get
07:18:03.600 you
07:18:03.820 get
07:18:04.040 punished
07:18:04.520 and
07:18:05.760 you
07:18:05.880 get
07:18:06.040 a
07:18:06.220 judgment
07:18:06.580 from
07:18:07.020 somebody
07:18:07.800 who's
07:18:08.300 not
07:18:08.500 even
07:18:08.680 supposed
07:18:08.980 to be
07:18:09.340 here
07:18:09.600 either
07:18:09.940 from
07:18:10.560 some 1.00
07:18:10.820 fucking 1.00
07:18:11.100 monkey 1.00
07:18:11.600 which 0.89
07:18:12.420 gets
07:18:12.940 back
07:18:13.220 to
07:18:13.400 anarcho
07:18:14.020 tyranny
07:18:14.400 right
07:18:14.760 which
07:18:15.660 the
07:18:16.380 entire
07:18:17.120 justice
07:18:17.640 system
07:18:18.120 as
07:18:18.280 much
07:18:18.560 as
07:18:20.040 Negroes 0.99
07:18:23.120 are
07:18:24.140 charged
07:18:24.880 with
07:18:25.220 and
07:18:25.400 commit
07:18:25.680 more
07:18:25.920 crimes
07:18:26.340 than
07:18:26.480 anybody
07:18:26.780 else
07:18:27.180 the
07:18:27.820 justice
07:18:28.240 system
07:18:28.900 is
07:18:29.200 held
07:18:29.480 up
07:18:29.920 by
07:18:30.740 the
07:18:31.120 white 0.70
07:18:31.320 people 0.60
07:18:31.700 who
07:18:32.160 can
07:18:32.380 pay
07:18:32.580 the
07:18:32.760 restitutions
07:18:33.660 that
07:18:34.460 can
07:18:34.660 pay
07:18:35.300 for
07:18:36.200 the
07:18:36.960 bills
07:18:37.880 in
07:18:38.440 the
07:18:38.600 justice
07:18:38.880 system
07:18:39.400 and
07:18:40.280 in
07:18:40.620 the
07:18:40.780 justice
07:18:41.080 system
07:18:41.440 itself
07:18:41.860 everybody
07:18:42.360 else
07:18:42.900 is
07:18:43.540 getting
07:18:43.940 Gibbs
07:18:44.580 all
07:18:45.520 throughout
07:18:45.960 the
07:18:46.480 entire
07:18:46.940 way
07:18:49.040 it's
07:18:51.000 wild
07:18:51.460 and
07:18:51.900 did
07:18:52.080 you
07:18:52.200 see
07:18:52.500 the
07:18:52.820 and
07:18:54.200 then
07:18:54.380 there
07:18:54.580 was
07:18:54.820 the
07:18:55.100 lady
07:18:56.220 the
07:18:56.560 judge
07:18:57.060 who
07:18:57.500 let
07:18:58.060 the
07:18:58.380 kid
07:18:58.680 go
07:18:59.200 some
07:18:59.580 kid
07:19:00.300 who
07:19:01.860 killed
07:19:02.300 his 0.99
07:19:02.640 mom
07:19:03.160 or
07:19:03.380 dad
07:19:03.880 a 1.00
07:19:04.580 nigger 1.00
07:19:04.860 right 1.00
07:19:05.440 over
07:19:06.560 like
07:19:07.140 the
07:19:07.560 mom
07:19:08.340 or
07:19:08.540 dad
07:19:08.880 saying
07:19:09.260 taking
07:19:09.880 away
07:19:10.220 a
07:19:10.440 video
07:19:10.780 game
07:19:11.360 or
07:19:11.560 something
07:19:11.980 and
07:19:12.680 the
07:19:12.860 judge
07:19:13.120 said
07:19:13.420 oh
07:19:13.700 we're
07:19:13.960 going
07:19:14.080 to
07:19:14.260 give
07:19:14.860 leeway
07:19:15.440 and
07:19:15.720 and
07:19:16.660 pretty
07:19:17.640 much
07:19:18.040 said
07:19:18.320 forgiveness
07:19:19.660 for
07:19:20.160 you
07:19:20.560 yeah
07:19:24.020 yeah
07:19:25.020 yeah
07:19:25.700 Kikito
07:19:26.160 so out
07:19:27.940 of those
07:19:28.300 couple
07:19:29.300 hundred
07:19:29.680 million
07:19:30.060 guesstimated
07:19:30.680 whites
07:19:31.180 here in
07:19:31.900 the states
07:19:32.380 how many
07:19:34.260 do we
07:19:34.580 guesstimate
07:19:35.080 are actually
07:19:35.880 you know
07:19:37.900 good usable
07:19:38.560 whites
07:19:39.060 ones who
07:19:40.220 aren't just
07:19:40.600 totally cooked
07:19:41.360 totally burnt
07:19:42.000 because there
07:19:42.480 are a lot
07:19:43.020 you know
07:19:45.220 breeders
07:19:45.720 workers
07:19:46.200 people who
07:19:47.140 are just
07:19:47.380 down for
07:19:47.940 our rice
07:19:48.700 how many
07:19:50.100 do you
07:19:50.360 think out
07:19:50.700 of that
07:19:50.840 200
07:19:51.160 million
07:19:51.600 that are
07:19:52.080 I mean
07:19:52.520 racially
07:19:53.440 conscious
07:19:54.080 racially
07:19:55.360 conscious
07:19:55.860 I would
07:19:56.740 I would
07:19:57.400 go to
07:19:57.860 like
07:19:58.180 two to
07:19:58.920 three percent
07:19:59.640 racially
07:20:00.140 conscious
07:20:00.780 on some
07:20:03.520 path and
07:20:04.400 pipeline
07:20:05.080 toward
07:20:06.040 toward
07:20:07.660 our
07:20:08.220 direction
07:20:08.800 I'd
07:20:09.420 expand
07:20:09.900 that out
07:20:10.480 to like
07:20:11.000 20 percent
07:20:12.140 maybe
07:20:13.520 that's
07:20:14.120 that's
07:20:14.440 just you
07:20:14.780 know
07:20:14.900 just kind
07:20:15.360 of guessing
07:20:15.880 but
07:20:16.160 that's
07:20:17.940 those are
07:20:18.600 my fair
07:20:19.080 estimates
07:20:19.600 that I
07:20:20.040 would
07:20:20.200 I would
07:20:20.740 think
07:20:20.980 anybody
07:20:21.280 else
07:20:21.740 I often
07:20:25.880 wonder
07:20:26.160 these boomers 0.99
07:20:28.060 who've got
07:20:28.500 these black 0.58
07:20:28.920 grandkids 0.92
07:20:29.560 often wonder
07:20:30.980 how their
07:20:33.180 black feeling
07:20:33.780 goes as they
07:20:34.660 see those
07:20:35.020 grandkids
07:20:35.600 grow
07:20:36.040 and
07:20:37.300 what they
07:20:39.180 become you
07:20:40.220 know and I'm
07:20:40.600 talking about
07:20:41.000 the mixed
07:20:41.460 ones and
07:20:42.620 if they're on
07:20:43.300 that side of
07:20:43.840 town at all
07:20:44.580 they'll go
07:20:45.820 that dark
07:20:46.340 way and
07:20:47.120 I wonder
07:20:47.680 how that
07:20:48.060 affects those
07:20:48.700 grandparents
07:20:49.420 you know
07:20:49.880 not necessarily
07:20:50.960 boomers but
07:20:51.580 just that
07:20:51.920 older generation
07:20:52.680 who've got
07:20:53.160 the you
07:20:53.980 know the
07:20:54.220 mixed grand
07:20:54.800 babies and
07:20:55.420 just all that 1.00
07:20:56.040 shit all 1.00
07:20:56.440 around them 1.00
07:20:56.940 I wonder
07:20:57.260 what those
07:20:57.880 people are
07:20:58.260 thinking
07:20:58.600 now
07:20:59.420 I think
07:21:00.800 it affects
07:21:01.800 them heavily
07:21:02.320 I can tell
07:21:02.840 you an 0.64
07:21:03.080 anecdotal story
07:21:03.820 about that
07:21:04.420 even my
07:21:06.420 parents right
07:21:07.080 every time I
07:21:08.600 speak with
07:21:09.040 them I make
07:21:10.100 sure I do
07:21:10.520 it in the
07:21:10.820 context of
07:21:11.880 you know
07:21:12.400 because they
07:21:12.720 have from
07:21:13.220 my sister
07:21:14.040 they have
07:21:14.500 two grandkids
07:21:15.320 now and
07:21:16.440 it's like
07:21:16.840 you know
07:21:17.180 they have
07:21:17.580 no future
07:21:18.220 so you
07:21:19.340 guys you
07:21:19.740 can act
07:21:20.240 like you
07:21:21.260 know everything
07:21:21.640 my mom's
07:21:22.420 actually better
07:21:23.300 at it than
07:21:23.760 my father
07:21:24.400 but you
07:21:25.420 can play
07:21:26.200 act and
07:21:26.680 yeah you
07:21:27.080 might you
07:21:27.760 know be
07:21:28.320 able to live
07:21:28.800 out and 1.00
07:21:29.220 die you 1.00
07:21:29.760 know while 0.97
07:21:31.240 everything goes 1.00
07:21:31.800 to shit and 1.00
07:21:32.260 the world 1.00
07:21:32.520 burns but
07:21:33.520 your progeny
07:21:34.520 has no 1.00
07:21:34.980 fucking future 0.99
07:21:35.740 at all and 0.99
07:21:37.040 I make sure I
07:21:37.640 always cement
07:21:38.140 that in because
07:21:38.740 it's important
07:21:39.380 to while these
07:21:40.360 people still have
07:21:41.320 the positions of
07:21:42.460 power that
07:21:42.940 generation and
07:21:43.680 the money
07:21:44.000 they have to
07:21:45.080 realize like
07:21:45.840 their decisions
07:21:47.040 they might you
07:21:47.820 know they've
07:21:48.400 had a pretty
07:21:48.880 easy life up
07:21:50.320 until this
07:21:50.800 point but
07:21:51.660 what do people
07:21:53.020 live for they
07:21:53.540 live for their
07:21:53.980 progeny right
07:21:54.660 that's the whole
07:21:55.600 goal isn't it to
07:21:56.380 spread and spread 0.90
07:21:57.200 and you know have
07:21:58.000 grandkids so it
07:22:00.380 does take a toll on
07:22:01.300 them and I think
07:22:02.420 that's important in
07:22:03.160 our messaging you
07:22:03.880 should always
07:22:04.660 remind them hey
07:22:05.640 your kids are 1.00
07:22:07.060 fucked you know 1.00
07:22:08.240 your grandkids are 1.00
07:22:09.180 fucked and that it 1.00
07:22:10.940 gets them and they 1.00
07:22:11.680 start realizing and
07:22:12.800 you know they
07:22:13.300 figure it out after
07:22:14.500 that because that's
07:22:15.220 the only thing that
07:22:15.680 matters to them you
07:22:17.160 know after money and
07:22:18.420 all that stuff but
07:22:19.240 when you hit that
07:22:19.820 age like the only
07:22:20.700 thing you have left
07:22:21.600 behind is your
07:22:22.220 family namesake and
07:22:23.420 and grandkids right
07:22:25.140 so that's what I do
07:22:27.240 and I think it's
07:22:27.840 important and I think
07:22:29.560 they're waking up but
07:22:30.880 I don't think they're
07:22:31.720 going to be much
07:22:32.360 help I think I think
07:22:34.620 changing their
07:22:35.280 opinions at this
07:22:36.000 point is almost like
07:22:37.120 it's mute a moot
07:22:39.380 point which is fine
07:22:41.640 I also would never
07:22:42.620 try to change like
07:22:43.540 my grandparents when
07:22:44.360 they were alive let
07:22:45.480 them believe in what
07:22:46.200 they're going to
07:22:46.520 believe and they're
07:22:46.980 not you know they're
07:22:47.660 not doing anything
07:22:48.380 but I yeah anyways I
07:22:50.700 agree with myth mythos
07:22:51.940 is point too I think
07:22:52.940 we're really dealing
07:22:54.160 with maybe like one to
07:22:55.380 two maybe three
07:22:56.420 percent of the
07:22:57.760 population is our
07:22:58.880 our goal our target
07:23:00.460 market here and
07:23:02.660 maybe probably half of
07:23:03.800 them will be like the
07:23:04.880 real fighters that we
07:23:06.040 need real people that
07:23:07.400 are actually willing to
07:23:08.380 give up everything for
07:23:10.000 the cause for their
07:23:11.080 for the future for the
07:23:12.400 14 words right so
07:23:14.580 yeah that's my take
07:23:15.460 yeah yeah that that
07:23:22.420 two to three percent
07:23:23.640 that I said yeah that
07:23:25.180 includes all women and
07:23:27.660 children too right it's
07:23:29.520 so yeah that's a
07:23:31.300 reduced number when it
07:23:32.920 comes to the the
07:23:36.320 demographic you know
07:23:40.320 of of interest of
07:23:42.460 of action ability we
07:23:47.860 we aren't working with
07:23:49.380 a great deal but the
07:23:51.660 on the other side of
07:23:53.560 it like we don't need
07:23:55.220 to win over the hearts
07:23:56.380 and minds of the
07:23:58.400 NPCs there's many among
07:24:00.220 us NPCs they're going
07:24:02.060 to they're they're
07:24:04.760 they're stuck on the
07:24:06.200 the treadmill they're
07:24:09.160 stuck and you know we
07:24:13.240 just leave them in
07:24:15.400 their function and let 1.00
07:24:17.300 them die we we have 1.00
07:24:18.740 to sort for for family 0.99
07:24:20.480 nobility once again
07:24:21.760 right for the
07:24:23.160 aristocracy we have to
07:24:25.540 recognize that's a real
07:24:26.640 thing and knowing that
07:24:29.280 this is this is how
07:24:30.620 this works this works
07:24:32.680 with family
07:24:34.620 relationships that
07:24:37.260 understand no we're
07:24:39.560 not all equal we're not
07:24:42.600 all the same and
07:24:45.220 although you go back
07:24:48.700 to 1776 and the and the
07:24:52.760 the dynamic maybe 90% of
07:24:57.000 those guys who came
07:24:58.160 over from from
07:25:00.580 Europe and England
07:25:01.760 and some from
07:25:03.260 Germany who ended up
07:25:05.140 in the United States at
07:25:06.460 that time you know
07:25:08.180 those were those were
07:25:09.740 men among men right
07:25:11.100 those were those were
07:25:12.320 men here to to do
07:25:14.320 some work and and
07:25:18.360 get and get get land
07:25:24.280 get opportunity build big
07:25:26.240 families legacy legacy
07:25:29.700 so that you know when
07:25:31.140 it was them all men are 0.99
07:25:32.220 created equal I mean
07:25:33.240 they're they're talking
07:25:34.420 about a different group
07:25:35.720 of people a different
07:25:36.820 group of men and then
07:25:38.420 you look around you see
07:25:39.980 those pictures of all of
07:25:41.780 them walking through New
07:25:43.060 York all with suits and
07:25:45.200 ties and top hats and and
07:25:47.300 and stature and and
07:25:49.400 manhood and and and
07:25:51.480 accountability this is a
07:25:53.600 different entirely
07:25:55.100 different world so
07:25:56.700 that that context you
07:25:58.640 know when we look at
07:25:59.740 what we have now is
07:26:01.760 there's a NPCs drugged
07:26:03.900 out and and and copped
07:26:06.980 out on you know there
07:26:11.080 was no there's no we do
07:26:14.060 have an obesity problem 0.80
07:26:15.460 among the white people
07:26:16.540 but it is far less than it
07:26:19.280 is among all these others
07:26:20.480 like the the Mexicans and 0.98
07:26:22.200 the the Negroes have a far 1.00
07:26:24.440 worse obesity problem but 1.00
07:26:25.900 we still have our own you
07:26:27.840 know they they didn't have
07:26:28.800 that back then they had
07:26:31.140 they these were men these
07:26:32.440 were these were men who had
07:26:34.540 to put a work put the work
07:26:35.880 in machines hadn't been
07:26:37.520 built yet this was all
07:26:39.020 man-powered civilization
07:26:42.520 and so it's just that you
07:26:45.360 know I didn't I didn't really
07:26:46.340 think about that until just
07:26:47.500 now but you know that that
07:26:49.300 whole idea of of men being
07:26:51.000 equal it was it was
07:26:52.400 aspirational as much as it
07:26:54.640 was a an observation
07:26:57.320 but still within that ranks
07:27:01.820 there was aristocracy there
07:27:03.380 was there was families who who
07:27:06.860 had means and access and
07:27:10.440 operations that were far
07:27:14.860 beyond what what we have
07:27:19.420 today you know with uh with
07:27:21.580 these ergonomic chairs and fat 1.00
07:27:24.180 asses sitting on them all day 1.00
07:27:25.860 uh running up insurance bills
07:27:31.360 hey mytho so so if if these
07:27:38.380 illegals have a baby and they 0.92
07:27:41.120 will say oh that baby is an
07:27:42.720 american citizen now because 0.87
07:27:44.160 they they had a baby here
07:27:45.520 that means the people with
07:27:46.800 visas they would consider the
07:27:49.200 same thing right if if a
07:27:51.720 person on a visa has a baby
07:27:53.160 here they're going to say oh
07:27:54.160 that baby is an american now
07:27:55.800 that's amazing it's uh that's
07:27:58.040 what the chinese have been 1.00
07:27:59.060 doing this shit for like 70 1.00
07:28:00.320 years dude and they rich 1.00
07:28:01.920 chinese people will come here 1.00
07:28:03.120 on a visa and have a baby and
07:28:05.240 then take it back to china and
07:28:07.240 china will that will be a 1.00
07:28:08.900 chinese citizen it will be a 0.96
07:28:10.260 dual citizen so when that baby
07:28:12.440 wants to come to the united
07:28:14.120 states to use a slot in our
07:28:16.260 school system they don't have
07:28:18.240 to go through the process of a
07:28:19.820 foreign student yeah yeah
07:28:21.380 they're literally they have a
07:28:22.800 they don't need a visa that
07:28:25.000 person 0.97
07:28:25.420 yeah okay these people are sick 1.00
07:28:28.580 dude we are at fucking war and 1.00
07:28:30.920 our people do not even realize 1.00
07:28:32.920 it and they are asleep these
07:28:34.900 people are sick this is like this
07:28:37.540 is i'm gonna you guys are making 0.86
07:28:39.400 me blackpilled now man talking
07:28:40.740 about millions this percentage
07:28:42.960 that because when you really like
07:28:44.560 look at the facts like we gotta
07:28:46.000 okay it is completely and utterly
07:28:49.080 possible for a group of seven
07:28:52.040 million well-armed uh mentally
07:28:56.200 well-armed and spiritually well-armed
07:28:58.600 men to control an entire nation of a
07:29:02.660 vast like vastly outnumbered i do
07:29:04.660 believe that and i do think that that
07:29:06.280 is what's gonna happen because that
07:29:07.980 is the the point we are at right
07:29:10.320 now is that uh we cannot this
07:29:13.540 democracy thing is just not gonna 0.98
07:29:15.080 work unfortunately i don't think
07:29:16.700 this constitution thing is gonna
07:29:18.040 work i know some of us disagree on
07:29:19.760 that but it's really like we are so 0.92
07:29:22.300 fucking cooked right now the only way 0.94
07:29:24.220 the only thing to do is just like 0.99
07:29:26.660 it's like uh when you're in the car
07:29:28.260 and they say when you get into a car
07:29:30.200 if somebody tries to carjack you and
07:29:31.640 they get in and put a gun in your
07:29:32.640 head you're supposed to drive that 1.00
07:29:34.440 shit into the wall as fast as 1.00
07:29:36.340 possible because it's the only way to 1.00
07:29:40.540 like screw them up so hit the gas 0.99
07:29:43.140 pedal let's get this bitch up to 120 1.00
07:29:45.780 and let's slam it into the wall let the 1.00
07:29:47.840 airbags go off and um then we'll beat 0.95
07:29:50.880 them up in the car like jason born
07:29:52.480 yeah yeah it's like a soprano scene the
07:29:56.420 um yeah because it's it's i have to agree
07:29:59.840 it's just too perverted they have
07:30:01.680 perverted it beyond and even when you
07:30:04.700 try to do something you know the judges
07:30:07.660 step in and stop anything from
07:30:09.680 happening it's just i don't i i don't
07:30:12.020 see it being salvaged
07:30:14.660 i think about it like the yin yang theory
07:30:18.700 uh as far as this goes um i think even
07:30:21.260 less i don't even think you need seven
07:30:22.600 million i think you need like ten
07:30:24.220 thousand maybe um because technology is
07:30:27.200 bad right that but technology with the
07:30:30.320 people that know how to use it um on our
07:30:33.060 side um can do you know great things um
07:30:36.000 as far as like legally obviously i'm not
07:30:37.700 talking about anything illegal um but
07:30:40.040 you have one man um who can do so much
07:30:43.740 with on his own and we've seen uh examples
07:30:46.640 of this in history um and if you had a
07:30:50.160 group i think of five or ten thousand
07:30:51.960 maybe twenty thousand guys you could you
07:30:54.220 could take over uh just about anything
07:30:56.220 in my opinion i think technology works
07:30:58.640 it's it's i mean it's not really
07:31:01.200 arguable it works both ways so um if you
07:31:04.060 have guys that can master all of the
07:31:05.980 technology available um you can use that
07:31:09.060 as for propaganda for whatever this that
07:31:11.420 um and so i i don't think like to me um
07:31:15.400 as things get worse i get more white
07:31:17.480 pilled if that makes sense because we're
07:31:19.440 just weeding out the uh you know the chafe
07:31:21.320 i guess uh to quote the bible right we're
07:31:23.660 weeding out the chafe from the crops um i
07:31:26.720 think that's uh i think that's it's not
07:31:28.580 necessarily a bad thing i don't even think
07:31:30.120 we need seven million i think we need
07:31:31.620 far less um and that day will come and
07:31:34.580 it's what's happened all over the place
07:31:37.060 it's what's happened you know 109 times
07:31:39.220 a thousand a thousand thirty times 109
07:31:41.860 countries not to be a robot on that meme but
07:31:45.600 this is uh this is what happens and so
07:31:47.800 this time it's going to be a very very much
07:31:50.760 different sort of warfare that happens but i
07:31:53.800 think uh i i never get blackpilled like
07:31:56.580 everyone thinks sometimes that i'll get like
07:31:58.540 blackpilled on certain subjects but to me it's
07:32:00.880 white pilling to me that's white pilling to me
07:32:02.960 that's pushing us toward the direction that we
07:32:04.840 know everything has to go um if everyone lost
07:32:07.700 their money in the banks tomorrow that's a
07:32:09.980 white pill for me that's great now they're
07:32:11.780 gonna wake up you know there's no there's
07:32:13.360 nothing that gets me blackpilled um to me
07:32:16.000 everything that happens is more and more of a
07:32:18.140 white bill that's the way that i look at it
07:32:19.860 and when i say salvageable i'm talking about
07:32:22.360 through the voting i just don't see the voting
07:32:24.320 happen i and i think you're right i don't think
07:32:26.560 we need is seven million you know the government
07:32:29.460 really will wake they wake up if you even had um
07:32:33.000 if you even had a number like a few hundred thousand
07:32:38.040 if you had a group of a few just show up that wakes
07:32:42.620 them up they start getting scared even a number
07:32:46.200 like that that would be um quite the number because
07:32:50.480 it's quite the scene right if you if if that number
07:32:54.620 ever showed up to where they have to recognize it and
07:32:59.280 really pay attention at that point
07:33:08.040 yeah i i concur yeah you're right yes
07:33:10.960 go ahead school nature's right and i think this is
07:33:19.060 like
07:33:19.380 what we have to we know like you're talking
07:33:24.860 about earlier the digital pair the whole automated
07:33:27.620 control system like we can easily imagine what that
07:33:31.500 looks like turned against us and um we need
07:33:35.660 that that is what we need if we can completely
07:33:39.500 rebuild the uh kind of i guess not even completely
07:33:46.180 rebuild but like leverage the communications
07:33:50.420 the way the communications work now then we can
07:33:54.540 easily you can easily have
07:33:56.620 like it would have just been impossible to have the kind
07:34:01.120 of distributed control systems that you could have
07:34:03.720 you can have now that was never it was never a possibility
07:34:07.260 and um because the government is not really like
07:34:12.000 like they're strong like they're materially strong but 1.00
07:34:14.700 these people are literally like faggots 1.00
07:34:16.840 like you're talking about earlier 1.00
07:34:18.700 they hang out at gay bars they're weirdos they're pedophiles 1.00
07:34:23.500 faggots like a lot of them are human bio waste 1.00
07:34:27.520 they're not like they're not this is they're they're not equipped to rule 1.00
07:34:33.100 like the the jew can never put anybody in power who's actually 0.99
07:34:36.840 well equipped to rule that would completely defeat the purpose 0.94
07:34:41.180 so they're they're they're always going to be wastrels
07:34:44.900 and they're that means they're not going to be good at it
07:34:48.660 no matter how many zogbots they have no matter how many 1.00
07:34:51.240 you know what lengths they're willing to go to no matter how many weird
07:34:54.280 experimental injections they're going to try to force people to take
07:34:57.980 they're never going to be capable enough to actually
07:35:00.860 run a functioning
07:35:03.420 large-scale functioning nation they're going to keep it alive with economic
07:35:08.580 kabbalah magic
07:35:10.240 and they're going to try to subvert it and parasitize over it so
07:35:15.120 yeah you're right nature i'm white-pilled again thank you bro
07:35:18.860 anytime dude just let me know
07:35:22.780 the white pill black pill pendulum is real
07:35:27.960 it's so over we're so back so back it's so over we're so back
07:35:36.000 you know it uh
07:35:38.360 i'll go back to uh
07:35:41.460 it did have a darkness element to it the uh the epic of gilgamesh
07:35:47.020 uh you know he had he had a black pill his uh
07:35:50.780 his best friend died and he saw death and he wanted to
07:35:55.800 overcome it and it frightened him the first time in his life he was scared
07:36:01.460 no longer had hope that he went on a long journey
07:36:05.780 uh through the darkest darkness uh underground
07:36:10.200 uh and came out the other side and continued his journey and and the whole the whole epic is
07:36:17.980 is about uh attempting to convince him
07:36:23.220 that eternal life is not and immortality is not the way
07:36:29.520 right it's it's uh it is a natural cycle and the white pill black pill is part of the natural cycle
07:36:37.060 you're you're you are meant to go through it
07:36:40.700 and uh i i mentioned my recovery earlier and i remember these
07:36:45.260 these dark moments i would go through even though i was eternally optimistic and
07:36:51.480 and had a lot of energy i still had these dark moments uh where
07:36:56.820 it was it was just darkness that's the only way i can describe it
07:37:02.160 and then there would be something that happened and i'd be back to the light
07:37:06.840 and then there would be times of darkness and i realized through that process that that's
07:37:12.460 the way that it goes that each each one of these passages
07:37:16.620 lands into a a new a new situation and circumstance
07:37:25.180 in which i felt good again and that's just the way that this goes
07:37:31.440 and we you know we the the eternal uh the the the eternal sunshine of the um i said that title
07:37:43.700 of that movie uh but eternal sunshine for the spotless mind but yeah there you go the eternal
07:37:50.540 sunshine of the spotless mind like no there's no there's no plateau there's no there's there's resting
07:37:59.380 spots for your next journey right there there is there is places that you get to that you get a
07:38:07.380 reprieve and then during that reprieve you rest and then you wake and you get ready again because
07:38:16.340 the the new challenge is coming the new opportunity is coming and when you're ready for it and it meets you
07:38:28.260 and you take the initiative to jump on it then you you get to enjoy it if you are not prepared or you
07:38:37.960 choose not to jump on the opportunity it passes you by and it and then you look back and and then
07:38:46.300 elon will one day offer you a chance to uh pretend that you did that one thing okay
07:38:52.780 mythos can i ask you something though yeah nihilism go ahead um because you i know you fancy mythology and
07:39:01.420 and lessons learned throughout do you feel like sometimes they're made like what if in in the context of
07:39:11.720 gilgamesh um do you feel like he was
07:39:17.160 an anathema anathema anathema yeah basically like in a representation of the the meaning of
07:39:35.340 what i'm about to say which is like it's kind of ironic that he's saying like yeah you know glory
07:39:42.760 isn't everything but again it is because we all remember gilgamesh the epic of gilgamesh the king
07:39:48.380 of all kings that was all that mattered it doesn't matter how rich he ever was he was it was the king
07:39:55.040 of kings so what do you what do you feel about that like well the the story doesn't really reflect
07:40:02.340 that right he was he was the king of kings in his youth and through life his challenges forced him to
07:40:10.900 face his mortality right and become become a bewildered uh the uh uh withered old man who didn't even
07:40:22.800 recognize him in his own uh reflection and he didn't recognize himself so it's it's uh it's not
07:40:30.080 the glory you know it's the journey and that journey comes with with choices right he he lost it
07:40:39.880 and i don't think it's the you know it's i'm just i'm just referring to it because we read it today but
07:40:45.640 it's uh in that story he he was faced with mortality and he lost it and i don't know how the story ends
07:40:55.140 because we're a couple chapters from that um but you're i'm just looking at this this once great king
07:41:03.420 who then is forced to face reality and you watch him take these make these decisions and even overcome
07:41:16.080 i mean these there's things through his journey he was told this is not a you cannot overcome this you cannot
07:41:22.800 get through these gates these gates are only for the sun and through his his uh utter uh acceptance
07:41:32.640 of his fear and his his his uh his his abandonment of hope right the the the uh the gatekeeper said
07:41:47.460 i'll give you this shot you can go ahead through these gates and this is not this is not something
07:41:54.680 we've ever done right we don't do this for people but you are such a lost soul that we're going to let 0.96
07:42:00.800 you search this to the end when when he he should have just gone back and said yes death is a part
07:42:08.660 of this let's celebrate the life of my friend who gave himself for glory and lost but this doesn't
07:42:16.460 mean it's the end for all of us it's not the end for me and let's let's rejoice and re-celebrate uh
07:42:23.580 and i i think our people in particular uh have have been able to create their our mythology to
07:42:35.340 celebrate that and and celebrate the glory of life and death and this and the the uh cycle that it is
07:42:43.800 and and i can't put it as eloquently as uh full verity would would destroy me uh in my attempt to
07:42:51.120 explain this the you know the the uh his ability in his studies is just but i i read some of his stuff
07:42:59.480 and he's he's alleging you know and alluding to the same things right so that's that's what i would
07:43:04.220 say there i think i think what i could add to or finalize you know to that is that gods are meant
07:43:13.140 as as as representations of the ethos of mankind itself and gilgamesh embodied the aspect of man
07:43:21.920 that was fuck it i can do whatever whatever i want he was the he is the king you know he is the king 0.96
07:43:28.740 of he can do whatever he wants and that's kind of what and he can get away with it too like that's the 0.99
07:43:37.180 thing and and he does in his in his in his story and his that's what he is about and that's what it
07:43:46.120 does to you that's what he embodies i feel from what i've read uh faith stay night you know and um 0.99
07:43:54.160 so he's like a fuck it i can do it i can get away you know i'm the fucking king well yeah that's that 0.99
07:44:00.920 speaks to that right that that elevated sense of freedom and royalty and exuberance that's what he 1.00
07:44:09.180 represents i agree but i just wanted to say that all gods represent some form of aspect of humanity and
07:44:19.120 that's how we and but how we interpret them collectively into one ethos that's another story
07:44:27.380 you know how we how we how we you know uh like i i love norse mythology as in even greek mythology i love
07:44:39.640 both um just the way that they manifest you know they integrate each other's aspects mostly greek in
07:44:50.840 in this case so intertwined within and within each other and there's a lot of interpretations
07:44:57.780 obviously but it's just it's so intricate in in some way obviously we use our our imagination to fill
07:45:06.820 the gaps of course but that's like the whole point you know that that's why that's why i that's why i love
07:45:13.540 it i the mythology is is there to make you think it's that's the whole point and it's all aspects of
07:45:21.560 real life like that's what human beings are like that's what you could be given the opportunity you
07:45:29.580 know that's so yeah how many of us would sacrifice our left eye for wisdom pluck it out and throw it into
07:45:39.220 the well it's be careful or take example from you know this depends it's like you could do all of it
07:45:45.740 it depends on the situation
07:45:47.240 with the sacrificial eye thing not everybody's gonna do that no i you know you you ask the gods or god
07:45:57.260 for wisdom and he will give it to you but wisdom only comes through trials and tribulation
07:46:02.980 it only comes through pain and sorrow it only comes through failure and success afterwards
07:46:09.980 i i agree with you i personally believe mythology mythos mythos oh my god now it's you
07:46:17.040 that's why i did that man okay yeah he got there because it it involves all every every each and one of us
07:46:26.880 like every single one of us you know in some form shape whatever it really
07:46:32.260 it touches upon all we're all part of the story you know and we can only be who we are because we've 0.98
07:46:40.940 been interacted with and for you know each other so it's like like we're part of the fucking story 0.90
07:46:49.820 guys well let me yeah let me let me ground it here and then i i want to get skull mask in here i know he 0.60
07:46:56.500 has something to it but you know there's there's that yeah no yeah wonderful thank you for for asking
07:47:03.580 the questions um and you know the the the maxim it is better to love and have lost than never love at
07:47:14.200 all right is you know i i'm going to take that and make that a very material uh and hopefully not cheap
07:47:23.700 in it i hope to to to to ground it this this white excellence clothing brand it doesn't need to be a
07:47:33.780 massive success for us to have gained from it but it could be we'd want it to be we we want it to be
07:47:42.780 but it is better to have done and and to love and to give of what we have and put it out there
07:47:52.500 and and and experience it than never do it at all and always have it there as a i wonder what could
07:48:00.960 have been and we have those these are the these are the tales of our men right to to have crossed the
07:48:08.120 frontier and never and and and and and remove the doubt and the the wonder and make it real
07:48:17.940 and this is this is a part of our journey and and along the way there's many that are lost
07:48:25.500 and then there is some that succeed and win and conquer and that's just a part of this entire
07:48:34.320 game it's it's it's not a game in the sense of a of a child's play it's a game of of of consequence
07:48:44.100 it's a game of sacrifice and a game of receiving and giving and you know this is this is a part of what
07:48:55.880 we hope and and and the the number of people who are are sharing this this white excellence with us 0.81
07:49:05.300 through the clothing uh it's a part of that and it's a it's a light you can do great things you can do
07:49:16.060 menial things but are you doing things are you sitting on an idea that you have and you want to do but
07:49:24.180 you're not sure you're scared you're you're not you're you don't know how things will end 0.54
07:49:29.160 what however will this happen well i've been through so much shit and i have a i have an eternal 0.95
07:49:36.720 understanding it's gonna be fine it's gonna it's gonna be great i will i will fail and succeed and fail 0.85
07:49:46.640 and succeed and fail and succeed and and what this life has to offer will never daunt me
07:49:52.000 but and when i'm uh when i'm done it will be what i've done in this life that matters
07:49:57.020 and and giving that to my children and saying look you know it doesn't have to be something that
07:50:03.420 instagram has told you you did a good job it's from you it's from inside it's from our people
07:50:10.560 we won't get the gratitude we won't get the congratulations it won't be a place where no where
07:50:17.520 everyone stops complaining and and chastising criticizing and blaming and and slandering
07:50:25.320 it won't be that world the more you the bigger you get the more there will be
07:50:30.100 you'll never escape but you will fight
07:50:35.700 some you'll win some you'll lose nature go ahead
07:50:42.320 uh yeah i guess to add on that i kind of forget my original point but um the um other lad that was
07:50:51.940 uh speaking uh we are all like the main characters in our own story here we're all part of the same
07:50:59.420 storyline um so we're all playing the same game so you can choose whether you know you get to choose
07:51:04.800 what you do in this story um in the story of saving the world as cliche as it sounds that's what's
07:51:12.160 that's what's happening we're trying to save the world from certain death and burden and being overrun
07:51:18.940 by nons and whatever right that's what we're doing here we truly are the hero cast in this story
07:51:24.300 um i mean i remember uh giving a speech i'm not i'm dating maybe four years ago whatever and i remember
07:51:33.440 saying um like how would you i don't have kids but i remember saying to these guys like if you had
07:51:39.280 kids if you like you have kids how do you go and look them in the face like wouldn't you want them
07:51:44.920 to be proud of their father wouldn't you want them to be like hey my dad was actually a good guy he 0.99
07:51:50.260 actually stood up against the fucking bullshit right i wouldn't be able to go if and if i went 0.98
07:51:55.480 long status quo like a lot of these other guys did um i wouldn't be able to look myself in the 0.99
07:52:00.200 fucking mirror and that's what separates us we're different we're a different class we're 0.92
07:52:04.480 different cast we're a different cut whatever however you want to put it we're very different 0.99
07:52:08.360 than the uh layman i guess the normal people and um so again i guess what you choose to do with the
07:52:15.980 knowledge um is is up to you but at least you have it and that's that's entirely probably based on
07:52:23.900 your dna or your soul or whatever that you know whatever you can go into the weeds on that but
07:52:28.180 everyone has the opportunity with the knowledge um to get oh that's it to get back to the question
07:52:34.120 of the wisdom that's i think you said i remember i'm one of those guys i like asking like would you
07:52:40.020 rather like those questions and uh somebody hit me with one he's like you could do this and you'd be
07:52:45.020 the smartest man in the world well no because wisdom is a curse unfortunately all of us are cursed
07:52:52.640 with wisdom but that's not a bad thing because we need that wisdom so we can save and help and
07:52:59.340 protect um but it is a burden wisdom is a burden um and unfortunately it's one of those things the
07:53:05.140 more and more you learn it doesn't get any better it just gets worse but uh that's that's one thing
07:53:10.200 about our people that um that we we accept and we strive for is because we use that to help other
07:53:17.340 people um yeah i guess i'll leave that there and can i talk to you a little bit
07:53:22.220 about about what you just said uh nature it's not my space i mean oh well i just that's why i'm asking
07:53:31.720 for permission yeah yeah scomas you want to let him get in there for a question
07:53:34.640 yeah oh yeah go ahead brother go ahead no there's no problem okay so i was wondering like
07:53:41.420 i agree with what you're saying and at which point do you do you feel like okay the right thing is
07:53:48.420 like we have like we got to go into the wilderness i don't trust anyone else other than my my own
07:53:55.460 like dna kin who i can understand would probably be born just instinctively understanding me you know
07:54:04.660 in their own you know giving their own potential like given their opportunity if they could you know
07:54:10.600 go to the wilderness with me and like if i'm gonna raise my kids with them and then these kids now
07:54:17.320 we're going to a point where we got some trannies here and all of a sudden our children are failing 1.00
07:54:26.540 at life you know like by transitioning i don't really know if we can coexist like i don't even because 0.98
07:54:34.340 that's also our own our own kin who did that did that shit to us like i don't you know like the 0.53
07:54:44.800 question that you're asking at the end of of your of your statement was like can we you know trust each 0.97
07:54:53.800 other to you know uh have each other's back is that what is that what you're saying like can we
07:55:00.360 like are we are are we on the same team essentially it's kind of like it's kind of crazy to ask but
07:55:07.180 and i know we're all here because we want to be but at the end of the day we all recognize the fact
07:55:12.400 we're all only here actually because we recognize that there's a lot of traders out there
07:55:16.420 that are not in our in group and they and they did the unthinkable you know they they and uh
07:55:25.980 oh my god you know it's just oh my god well that's that's where tribal testing comes in that's that's 0.91
07:55:33.500 where real organization happens this this uh you know i lived in a big city before you know a million
07:55:40.940 people call it a big city but you know the the lack of accountability in a place like that uh is
07:55:48.740 is rampant unfathomable yeah unfathomable yeah and it's and so yeah so so that's that's to that
07:55:56.940 it happened past tense it like it actually happened thank you yeah yeah exactly still happening and so
07:56:04.120 so so this and this idea that we we would send our sons and daughters off to school uh in in the
07:56:12.920 current environment without accountability across the country to a place where we're just allowing
07:56:18.960 these uh these traders to infect them and destroy them you know that's that's that's that's our own
07:56:29.100 fault so basically here we are here we are today at that point here we are yeah
07:56:34.100 now i'll let i'll let everyone i'm sure yeah so we yeah so we want to just restore that
07:56:39.200 accountability among our brothers and restore that sense of tribalism restore that sense of of
07:56:45.380 nobility aristocracy so that we can share the new world this will be a new world this will not be 0.85
07:56:52.220 i do i do feel i missed something i missed something from what keith i think was keith or nature
07:56:58.160 nature i i missed a core issue there that he was saying i i'm sorry i forgot and stuff i i missed it
07:57:06.020 so i'd like to rethink that through but because what i'm suggesting right now is like yeah it's all
07:57:12.740 fucked up whatever it's like that's not the point my core message my core message was you get to choose 0.89
07:57:18.060 to be to answer your question um was you get to choose to be your own character in this game um i don't 0.96
07:57:25.220 like to use those terms because it's not a game this is literally a war and it's a fight for survival
07:57:30.020 and it's in my head something good versus evil that's what this is as far as i'm concerned um
07:57:35.560 and i'm being honest um so you get to choose what you do you get to choose just like this like mythos
07:57:42.120 talking about the clothing line you get to choose to uh you know promote that and support that
07:57:47.260 you get to choose if you have an idea you get to choose to do that or you can just sit there and 0.92
07:57:52.220 thumb your ass right you can have all the knowledge and know what's going on and do absolutely nothing 0.93
07:57:56.180 about it right um i mean it's funny but it's it's it's the truth once you're armed once you're armed 0.99
07:58:02.280 with this wisdom that's on you now it's your choice what you do with it yeah you're burdened with the
07:58:09.980 responsibility of you know you're now that you're now it's it's your you have response power you know 0.98
07:58:18.480 it's like with spider-man or whatever the fuck with great with great power comes great responsibility 0.95
07:58:23.580 and and that's and that's what we need to restore so we need to restore we need to restore the white 0.99
07:58:32.060 man's sense of power because it's not with responsibility comes power it's not saying oh
07:58:37.840 i'm responsible for it's it's power you first get power you first empower yourself you first you first
07:58:45.120 own that you first understand that you get in touch with it and then from there then you understand
07:58:50.740 what responsibility really is and what that takes and what sacrifice that's demanded of you and you
07:58:57.540 internalize that and then you go forth with it and you make your decision and and the better there you
07:59:04.560 know two minds are better than one i think in that so you know this uh collectivization and and
07:59:10.680 and uh this this racial consciousness is important for us all to understand no this is actually all of
07:59:19.020 us and it's it's it's not the traitors we understand there's an in-group and out-group it's all of us
07:59:24.780 it's not them it's us we're very small we're very small we're isolated we're alone get used to it
07:59:33.520 we're not going to restore nirvana for you we're going to give you a frontier to conquer you better
07:59:42.060 be ready keep your powder dry scomas go ahead oh this is excellent oh this is phenomenally
07:59:50.900 encapsulated in a lot of the foundational myths of our people um i think especially of
07:59:57.360 the argonauts jason and the argonauts and heracles and a lot of the uh tales of
08:00:03.520 triumphant warrior men in the germanic sagas and the gallic sagas especially kind of heracles
08:00:10.220 because what you're saying mythos this idea of being there's a naivete and there's this urge
08:00:17.960 like uh the nihilism you're talking about this kind of like what gilgamesh represents this
08:00:23.800 primordial force of manly overcoming in this physical plane and the the heroes the essence of the quest
08:00:33.000 to the european peoples is this one it's a quest for something it's something that can't be found
08:00:40.120 but you don't know it until you go look for it he's a rebel he's a rebel he's a these they're not
08:00:47.700 they're they're they're he defeated all the gods before him he's the king
08:00:52.120 it's cool it's uranic it's uranic that's what happened in the titanomachy with the greeks they
08:00:58.840 overthrew um chronos and the titans and then prometheus he's basically yeah that's what this
08:01:06.680 is this is it's olympian it's a birth yeah the olympians this is the birth of of the passing of
08:01:14.060 the torch that was discussed earlier too that there's this essential part of our blood that carries
08:01:20.980 is carried on to the next generation and this way it's an overthrowing that the next generation 0.76
08:01:25.660 doesn't just crowd around the torch and keep it lit but they actually feed themselves into it and
08:01:32.380 they burn as bright as the generation before them and we keep it burning we keep that the holy flame
08:01:38.100 lit and that's our that's our directionality that's our chronology not a humbled static
08:01:45.620 priest classliness where we um you know recite words over and over again and hope that we
08:01:54.840 don't end up in a drought no we are going to go to foreign lands and we're going to find new sources
08:02:00.080 of food you're going to learn how to fish well hang on hang on there nihilism hang on um i want to
08:02:05.200 pretty much that concludes that concludes my thoughts there yeah i wanted to note on that that you just
08:02:10.300 said uh sense of humility uh you know it's my um my version of humility is is knowing yourself and
08:02:19.720 being honest with yourself right it's not a it's not a degrading of who you are to a point of of uh
08:02:28.000 you know hiding your power levels uh for no reason but to be to be appearance of humble right it's it's
08:02:36.720 to own yourself to know yourself to humility is is knowing i'm the best um i'm the best not tire on
08:02:45.460 the ship that's humility that's not that's not uh exaggerating i'm the best not tire on this ship
08:02:52.020 i then have a responsibility there to to to jump in when it's necessary to tie the knot and move people
08:03:00.480 out of the way say no get move you're you need to sit down you you know hold on no no no there is no
08:03:10.660 definition of a good man no stop sorry stop please um yes yes there there could be a definition of good
08:03:20.020 man but you know that's not the topic um it is it is understanding what you bring to the table
08:03:25.700 understanding what your skill set is and that comes through testing yourself knowing no this is my
08:03:32.460 job i'm going to do this job because i'm the best on this ship to do it and i'm going to take the
08:03:38.120 responsibility to make sure that every knot has been been at least tested by me looked at and understood
08:03:45.000 because i raised the level of everyone on this ship by by doing my job and that's humility it is not
08:03:52.020 it is not humility to say i'm the well you know i'm pretty good i'm pretty good you know not tire 0.97
08:03:58.140 that's not humility that's bullshit that's for cowards that's for people who want to when they 0.88
08:04:03.960 want to avoid the responsibility that is owed by them to their group to say i am the best i am the guy 0.98
08:04:12.940 who must take this lead i must carry this torch even though i don't want to i have a hundred other
08:04:18.160 things i could be doing this is my job and i will do it and i will do it in in uh the place and the
08:04:25.500 time that fate has chosen for me and and own that that's that's the real nature of humility this other
08:04:33.000 humility is false fake and retarded you know and i don't mean anybody's bringing that up i'm saying 0.95
08:04:38.580 that we have a face a idea of humility in our culture that is disgusting it is fake and false 0.96
08:04:45.940 it's a pretense to avoidance of responsibility it's a it's a means for the for the man with the skill
08:04:52.500 to do to say i'm going to not do it i'm going to avoid my responsibility in this game that we're
08:05:00.760 playing because i want to choose and it's fine choose then it's not humility it's not responsibility
08:05:08.720 and you are you're cast out from us because we have no use for you you see you see it's placating
08:05:16.640 to the stack established quo when you attempt to venerate yourself to a higher status as in good
08:05:26.280 you know as a man you know that's kind of off topic i don't know just hang in there we got
08:05:32.420 like what you're saying rusty's rusty's gonna get in there go ahead rusty hey nihilism uh how old
08:05:40.080 are you i'm just curious uh he can't speak anymore i had to remove him from the stage he wouldn't stop
08:05:47.900 interrupting oh i was just curious about that i wanted nihilism if you want to if you want to come
08:05:53.960 back and raise your hand and get in the conversation you can but you you just you you can't just keep uh 0.96
08:05:59.120 your stream of conscious i think you're the wrong guy i'm still here what the hell 0.86
08:06:04.320 no you're literally you're literally not on stage this is how old are you i'm curious i i told you i'm
08:06:14.880 32 i answered oh okay i'm willing to continue but i won't interject i'm not here to take the stage did
08:06:22.660 did you ever were you competitive as a younger person were you did you like competition and stuff
08:06:28.800 i don't think that question is important for me to answer like i don't think anybody cares
08:06:37.320 no i care i'm that's why i'm asking he cares i care like i don't i i wonder why you're on stage
08:06:43.600 because i can't see you anymore i want to hear it i want to hear it too better i just trying to say
08:06:49.220 that like i feel like the aspects of the gods define us it's a very simple question though i mean i'll tell
08:06:57.560 you i was very competitive right as a i still am probably actually but i was just curious about you
08:07:04.020 no no collectively i believe that the gods whoa wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute
08:07:12.480 i'm just wondering if you are were competitive or i have a feeling you weren't am i correct
08:07:21.040 it's okay if you weren't i'm just curious you're asking if i'm a competitive person i'm not a champion
08:07:29.620 of any sort no okay okay i i had a feeling that so i was just um okay so all right i mean just don't be
08:07:40.840 don't because some of your when you were talking it was very a little bit the i i had a sense of like
08:07:48.960 defeatism right like there was a defeatism about you well look uh look i i removed him from the
08:07:59.200 stage he's no longer showing in any of the areas yeah yeah he's it this is a ghost in the machine
08:08:06.660 situation that is very odd no reason for you to remove me in the first place either i'm just
08:08:11.420 yeah because you kept interrupting me this guy is asking me questions i don't even care no no no
08:08:16.140 no you weren't nobody was asking you questions and you were interrupting that's what you were doing
08:08:20.060 i'm trying not to answer but i'm trying to be polite at the same time no nobody was asking you
08:08:24.480 questions and you were interrupting nobody was asking you questions and you're interrupting
08:08:28.020 these are nonsensical questions nobody asked you a question i actually removed you from the stage
08:08:33.560 because you won't stop talking with those you're exhibiting that now i'm trying to talk with those
08:08:38.200 in in a nihilism to the guy no no rusty stop no no stop rusty stop please please stop everybody
08:08:45.460 stop annihilism can you please remove yourself from the stage i can view myself no can you remove
08:08:53.300 yourself from the stage like a white man i didn't do it why should i 0.99
08:08:58.940 no no no no i recognize this voice i recognize this voice this is a transvestite from panama 0.96
08:09:11.380 this is a panamanian who is a transvestite and he floats around white nationalist circles like a 0.99
08:09:19.060 fucking weirdo it might be but in nihilism you you have you have you have already you you may not 0.99
08:09:27.440 understand it because you don't know how to stop talking and you don't know how to listen and 0.99
08:09:32.340 participate in conversation you don't understand what's happening here but you have been permanently
08:09:37.540 banned you have been permanently banned from this space because you cannot comport yourself as a white 0.99
08:09:44.120 man so it's very telling what's going on here no please hey white are you able to 1.00
08:09:48.900 admin this guy out of here because i can't he's no longer showing on my on anywhere that i am and 0.98
08:09:54.720 we could just boot him and uh and move on you are disgraceful what i can do you are just you are 0.98
08:10:01.960 disgraceful and an embarrassment please go away are you please go away um the fact that you won't just 0.99
08:10:11.200 just says a lot i'm not interrupting anybody and the subject is i think i don't so of course i'm 0.86
08:10:16.820 gonna have to you are going to be banned you're going to be banned permanently from this space you 0.99
08:10:21.720 will never be able to listen to white excellence radio again my shoes cocksucker put yourself in my 1.00
08:10:27.020 shoes i did i did and i said wow if i was this guy i would leave i would leave while it's still safe 0.97
08:10:34.880 to travel on what i don't think you i would fit in your shoes what are you like size six i'm reacting 0.98
08:10:41.020 fucking retard midget you are you are you are not reacting or responding to anything you you were 1.00
08:10:48.920 you were politely asked to be quiet and you didn't you guys don't even and then i then i removed you 1.00
08:10:55.440 and you're still here it's it's a hilarious situation but we're closing down the space because 0.99
08:11:00.180 it's seven o'clock eastern time and white excellence radio you don't know how to fucking 0.99
08:11:05.820 mutiny motherfucker no he's actually invisible on the host account too so yeah yeah can you can you 0.99
08:11:13.220 look at are you able to search are you able to search him why are you attempting to mute me 0.99
08:11:19.940 and answer it's called censorship we're we're fascists why what did i say we're fascists and it's
08:11:27.440 censorship and you should complain nobody's asking you any questions we've asked you to shut up and 0.93
08:11:34.640 you won't it's pretty simple that's not what's going on that's what's going on true yeah that's
08:11:40.280 what's happening we can talk over this guy we're gonna close down the space uh will not comply i 0.53
08:11:46.380 wanted to give an opportunity will not comply but this this this cretin uh this this scab this uh 1.00
08:11:54.060 this case of syphilis that are that our our space has has uh acquired through his presence 0.99
08:12:00.520 no you are syphilis your new name is syphilis uh will not comply go ahead yeah i can't even hear 0.86
08:12:08.000 that guy anymore so just keep talking guys whatever um i think i heard one of my brothers earlier say 0.92
08:12:17.220 something about there is no plateau um in the journey and and i i'd like to echo that because
08:12:22.960 there is no plateau um you just got to keep moving forward and lifting yourself up as much as possible
08:12:28.540 um just an example i stopped monitoring my finances completely a long time ago as long as i have enough
08:12:37.240 money to operate and to help my fellow white people of good moral character i'm going to keep doing it
08:12:41.620 that's all i care about right now is moving forward so there's no plateau never stop i never quit thank
08:12:48.440 you mission oriented 100 the the gods will supply if you are true and straight in your aims the gods
08:12:59.180 will supply you must take that scary next step every moment going is this the one that they're gonna
08:13:05.000 that there will abandon me and i will fall into the chasms of darkness forever or will they be there
08:13:11.420 for me once again this is what we do we never stop thanks will appreciate it good in good into the show
08:13:20.480 on that note uh brothers and sisters thank you for being here white what do you got 0.94
08:13:26.040 um yeah i got uh a white power and a total true death 0.67
08:13:35.060 i got two turntables and a microphone that's where you know you know he was mr smith mr smith
08:13:46.120 you couldn't get rid of him he would pop up right from the matrix that was that was weird
08:13:51.660 yeah i couldn't mute him and then i kicked him off the stage and he wouldn't he wouldn't go away
08:13:56.540 yeah i found his account in the uh and the listeners and i removed him from the space before i blocked
08:14:04.320 him so i'll find his account there you go yeah all right and uh and with that we'll be back here
08:14:12.640 tomorrow at uh early morning 6 a.m pacific time 9 a.m eastern time with colorado oven side chats
08:14:24.320 bring your coffee and your robe and have a nice cozy morning with mr rottle and we'll see you here
08:14:35.660 white power everybody have a great night white power and hats off to mythos for carrying the 0.96
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