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00:00:00.000 Studies Kauffman's plan is fairly obvious that it's a general outline with a lot of

00:00:10.680 genocidal hatred of Germans filling in the practical policy gaps.

00:00:13.360 This observation seems not unlikely to have been made by our three parties and they simply

00:00:17.440 took Kauffman's basis.

00:00:21.440 Studies Kauffman's plan is fairly obvious that it's a general outline with a lot of

00:00:25.680 genocidal hatred of Germans filling in the practical policy gaps.

00:00:28.440 Studies Kauffman's observation seems not unlikely to have been made by our three parties and

00:00:32.120 they simply took Kauffman's basis to exterminate them, as Kauffman's plan explicitly demanded

00:00:45.640 in spite of his modern Jewish apologists attempts to downplay this fact, but rather in Morgenshal's

00:00:50.680 case to prevent Germany ever again being a problem, and in White and in Soviet intelligence's

00:00:55.160 case, to create a plan that would eliminate the traditional German elite of the aristocracy,

00:00:58.840 or simply put the Junkers as a ruling class, remove the cohesion of Germany as an economic 0.85

00:01:05.080 and military power, and then subject its people to penurious economic conditions and mass starvation,

00:01:09.960 so that, as the common Soviet interpretation of Marx at the time told them, the German proletariat

00:01:14.760 would have nothing left leaves with their chains.

00:01:16.840 Since our socialism had lost the war and the capitalist democracies had exploited and starved them, thus creating a situation which Marxists thought would actually lead to a proletarian revolution.

00:01:23.160 If we understand this, then we can very easily see how the Morgenshal plan came to be conceived of from Kauffman's plan, Germany must perish. 0.60

00:01:33.160 This is my proposed theory, but how does it stack up with the historical evidence?

00:01:37.160 I've already explained in detail to you about why Geoffrey Hurts and Wolfgang Benz's arguments about the irrelevancy of Kauffman's book are simply wrong and contain material emissions and oversights.

00:01:47.160 However, there's also interesting evidence and commentary for literature which supports my position.

00:01:52.160 That evidence can be found in the fact that in 1944 a US cabinet committee was formed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to come up with a plan for governing occupied Germany after the end of the Second World War.

00:02:03.160 Work consisted of Cordell Hull, US Secretary of State, Henry Stimson, US Secretary of War, and Henry Morgenthau Jr, US Secretary of the Treasury, with Hull being the chairman.

00:02:11.160 Morgenthau drafted the Morgenthau plan between January and early September 1944 without reference to or even telling Hull and Stimson, who only found out about it for days after Roosevelt had signed and authorized it for implementation.

00:02:24.160 In connivance with FDR, who later claimed that he had actually read it before he signed it and blamed Morgenthau, despite the fact that we know that he was supportive of it and had read the whole thing.

00:02:34.160 Because Morgenthau believed Hull and Stimson, as well as their respective departments, to be too soft on the Germans.

00:02:40.160 John Dietrich has, for example, pointed out that Harry Dexter White almost certainly was influential in drafting the Morgenthau plan, with which position Matthias Riedel independently agrees.

00:02:50.160 And Morgenthau's own diary certainly indicates as much with White stated to have the plan in draft ready for Morgenthau.

00:02:59.160 Morgenthau ironically also gave the Soviet ambassador a copy of the full details of the plan over dinner, being unaware that White was a Soviet espionage agent on behalf of Soviet intelligence approaching the United States, which was immediately forwarded to Stalin.

00:03:12.160 Breitman and Lichtman rather bizarrely envisaged the Morgenthau plan to have been conceived ex nihilo, out of nothing, which is not only unlikely, but must be completely abandoned by comparing the sheer number of direct parallels and instances of neo-plagiarism of Kaufman's 1941 Germany was perished by the Morgenthau plan.

00:03:29.160 This is partly understandable by the fact that Breitman and Lichtman are both Jewish and seem to have let their ethnic affiliation influence their belief, given that they failed to condemn or even mention the genocide

00:03:41.160 nature of the nature of the Morgenthau plan, but it said shows to randomly condemn Stimson's appalled comment that the Morgenthau plan was

00:03:49.160 Semitism gone wild, as evidence of anti-Semitism in the FDR's cabinet.

00:03:54.160 Both Hull and Stimson were indeed appalled, and understandably so.

00:03:58.160 Not to nor despite Breitman and Lichtman's attempts at hand-waving and minimisation, they were not the only ones, with James Burns, later President Harry Truman, Secretary of State,

00:04:07.160 declining the position of High Commissioner for Germany precisely because he refused to enact the Morgenthau plan, as he regarded it as utterly evil and immoral.

00:04:16.160 British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden was also horrified, and FDR only got the British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to accept a revised Morgenthau plan at the second Quebec conference in September 1944,

00:04:26.160 with some of the nasty elements removed but still genocide in nature, by threatening to cut the British Empire's access to a further 6 billion in then lease funding to continue the war effort against the Allied Axis powers.

00:04:38.160 The only reason that the Morgenthau plan was modified to be less vicious than it was in fact, was the details of the plan were leaked by the American press,

00:04:47.160 via a journalist called Drew Peterson, who ironically actually supported the Morgenthau plan.

00:04:52.160 And a massive furore erupted as Americans, particularly German Americans, were absolutely appalled by the proposal to effectively wipe out the German people,

00:04:59.160 which threatened FDR's political future in an election year.

00:05:02.160 Breitman and Lichtman also attempted to hand-wave this away and claim it didn't matter, but the broad literature disagrees with their attempts to try and rewrite American history.

00:05:10.160 John Flynn, for example, writes about the public reaction to the Morgenthau plan as follows.

00:05:15.160 The barbarians could sweep into enemy countries and marriage their fields, burn their cities and murder their leaders. 0.94

00:05:20.160 This is a job from which civilized people must recoil if they have not lost their souls.

00:05:25.160 But these considerations have no weight for those elements of the population whose minds were aflame with vengeance.

00:05:30.160 They wanted blood. They wanted reciprocal horrors.

00:05:33.160 The elements of the population to whom Finn is referring to were the Jews, since Bendiski has pointed out,

00:05:38.160 if not many, if not most American CIC officers in post-war Germany were Jews,

00:05:43.160 who fully believed they were to implement the Morgenthau plan and began in the effect of genocide of the Germans

00:05:49.160 and were thoroughly and doggedly opposed by the US military in their work.

00:05:52.160 Since the cat was out of the bag, so to speak, Stalin modified his plan to run down the Anglo-Americans in the eyes of the Germans 0.63

00:05:58.160 and also used it as part of the Soviet propaganda that the Germans were better off as part of the Soviet Union

00:06:04.160 because of what the British, French and Americans were doing to them in the zones of occupation.

00:06:08.160 It was only with the lifting of the remaining elements of the Morgenthau plan on 10th July 1947 by President Truman

00:06:15.160 that Germany was saved from a plan which envisaged the extermination of at least 40% of its population, 0.77

00:06:20.160 circa 25 million people, by less starvation than the reduction to an agricultural and semi-medieval vassal state.

00:06:27.160 This was but one of several Jewish attempts to exterminate millions of Germans in the wake of the Second World War,

00:06:32.160 the most famous being the Nakam plot of Jewish Soviet partisans and later Israeli national poet Abner Kovner

00:06:37.160 to kill 6 million Germans by poisoning the water supply of major cities like Nuremberg.

00:06:42.160 And while the post-war atrocities against the German people ethnically cleansed and killed hundreds of thousands,

00:06:47.160 as well as displaced millions of ethnic Germans across both Germany and across Europe,

00:06:51.160 Had Henry Morgenthau Jr. and Harry Dexter White gotten their way,

00:06:54.160 then some 25 million more Germans would have been wiped out by Jews bent on industrial genocide 1.00

00:07:00.160 on a helpless defeated nation that had unconditionally surrendered.

00:07:04.160 Never forget, never forgive.

00:07:06.160 So that is the Morgenthau plan. That's how evil it really was.

00:07:11.160 That it was planning to basically kill 25 million Germans.

00:07:14.160 And that was just not, and that wasn't, and that was just one part of the various different plans.

00:07:21.160 And that, and again, it was partially implemented.

00:07:24.160 So it gives you some idea for the scale of the problem.

00:07:27.160 Are there any thoughts or questions at this point?

00:07:30.160 Yes, in the context of the pushback that Morgenthau received,

00:07:35.160 I forget who it was.

00:07:37.160 Please tell me again, Carl, the chat that expressed the fears that dividing Germany

00:07:41.160 and splitting it into three ways and deracinating it that way would be sort of doomed to fail

00:07:46.160 because of this German soul that might persist.

00:07:48.160 Who was the chap that was raising those objections?

00:07:51.160 That was actually Theodore Nathan Kaufmann.

00:07:54.160 That was the Jew himself. 0.75

00:07:56.160 So he thought that was pointless because you would,

00:08:01.160 because the German race soul would come together regardless. 1.00

00:08:04.160 So that you need to sterilize all Germans and basically kill them all. 1.00

00:08:07.160 It's interesting that, sorry, do go ahead, go ahead, please. 0.99

00:08:10.160 I was just saying that that's just, it's because you're dealing with Morgenthau,

00:08:14.160 because, because Kaufmann is Jewish nationalist,

00:08:17.160 looking at it from that particular point of view, more nationalist,

00:08:20.160 more common nationalist kind of philosophy point of view.

00:08:22.160 Whereas someone like, um,

00:08:25.160 someone like Morgenthau is looking at it from a Marxist point of view.

00:08:28.160 So they're, they're looking at two different, two completely different ways.

00:08:32.160 Right.

00:08:33.160 They come up with different answers accordingly.

00:08:35.160 It's interesting that that concept should be so powerful in Kaufmann's mind

00:08:39.160 to the, to the point where it can,

00:08:40.160 it can be significant in military decision-making.

00:08:43.160 And yet, um, I mean,

00:08:45.160 it's possible to complete a degree in philosophy today

00:08:48.160 without the concept of a race soul arising in the, in the required reading.

00:08:52.160 It's probably going to be there in the recommended reading,

00:08:54.160 but, uh, I mean, as it's, I think it's a phrase, um,

00:08:58.160 uh, Wagner may have dabbled, dabbled in or something.

00:09:02.160 And I suppose, um, you mentioned 19th century philosophers, didn't you?

00:09:05.160 Jung as well.

00:09:07.160 Carl Jung, I suppose.

00:09:08.160 Could we say something like that?

00:09:10.160 Yeah.

00:09:11.160 It was, it was a common enough concept.

00:09:12.160 It was a common enough concept back in the day.

00:09:14.160 It's just a, it's a concept that a lot of, to a lot of people is very foreign.

00:09:18.160 Cause it's, it's just, it's, it's a lot older.

00:09:22.160 And it's dynamite as well, isn't it today?

00:09:24.160 Of course.

00:09:25.160 Yeah. It's like, it's like when people read, um,

00:09:27.160 Alfred Rosenberg's myth, myth, myth of 20th century.

00:09:30.160 I always tell people don't, don't not to read that because it's one of those books that you read it

00:09:35.160 and you'll, you'll come away with more questions than it actually solves.

00:09:38.160 Because it's written in a very particular way from an almost 19th century German standpoint,

00:09:45.160 um, of how philosophy is written and how it, how, how they think.

00:09:49.160 And there's so many assumptions and the language is so odd in it.

00:09:52.160 It's very hard for modern readers who haven't read something like the, the book it's, for example,

00:09:57.160 the book it was actually a response to, which is Houston Stewart Chamberlain's

00:10:00.160 The Foundations of the 19th century, um, to actually understand it,

00:10:03.160 which is kind of what I come to.

00:10:04.160 Like there's a lot of, there's a lot of people who wants to look at language,

00:10:09.160 to look at these texts.

00:10:10.160 And they look at these texts and they, they try and read them in the context of today.

00:10:14.160 That's not what the authors meant.

00:10:16.160 Um, it's kind of when I was talking about Nostradamus the other week,

00:10:19.160 in the, in the, the entire point to Nostradamus and the white people misinterpret him all the time.

00:10:24.160 It's because they don't, they don't seem to, they don't seem to realize.

00:10:27.160 Nostradamus is talking to the nineties, the 16th century French. 0.56

00:10:30.160 He's not talking to 20th century Americans.

00:10:33.160 America didn't exist at this point to him.

00:10:35.160 So he doesn't have any conception of that.

00:10:37.160 He's talking to a particular audience in a particular way,

00:10:39.160 a particular language.

00:10:40.160 The same is true with safe philosophy.

00:10:42.160 We talk about race, soul, and this kind of thing.

00:10:44.160 Is that the same is true.

00:10:45.160 It's you're talking, you're talking to a particular audience,

00:10:47.160 a particular way at a particular time.

00:10:48.160 The assumptions there are much different from the ones that we might have today.

00:10:52.160 In the same way that people, I remember someone told me once,

00:10:56.160 when they read it, when they first read Spengler,

00:10:58.160 that they had to stop because what kept happening was Spengler referenced an event.

00:11:02.160 And they would go, I've never heard of this.

00:11:04.160 And they had to read a book on it.

00:11:05.160 So they were getting done like a page.

00:11:08.160 Then they would hit and he would hit another,

00:11:10.160 but they had to read another book on it to actually understand what the hell was going on,

00:11:12.160 what he's talking about.

00:11:14.160 And so on and so forth.

00:11:15.160 That's kind of, it's,

00:11:16.160 it's a gap in the educational level that really comes about as the result of Morgenthau and things like Morgenthau,

00:11:22.160 is that Germany is German intellectual, the intellectual life is completely purged.

00:11:28.160 And then we see similar purges going on in the, in the British, in the British world.

00:11:34.160 We see them in the French world and of course behind the Iron Curtain, of course.

00:11:37.160 So a lot of this stuff gets kind of forgotten about and pushed to one side at the very least.

00:11:43.160 And so we, so the language that we hear is often something completely different from the language that we would understand.

00:11:51.160 Today.

00:11:53.160 It's probably the only thing Spengler has in common with Suavoy Zizek.

00:11:57.160 Wading through requires these diversions and having to go off and read something else and then carry on.

00:12:02.160 Yeah.

00:12:03.160 Well, yeah.

00:12:04.160 Reading Suavoy Zizek is like, I don't know how to describe it.

00:12:09.160 But having a brain aneurysm, really.

00:12:12.160 Yes.

00:12:13.160 It's like every now and again, he says something, he says, you're absolute genius.

00:12:18.160 And then 90%, 90% of the time, it's like, how'd this bloke get a PhD in philosophy?

00:12:22.160 Yes.

00:12:23.160 It is a weird concoction, isn't it?

00:12:25.160 And this strange willingness to, to be an advocate for the worst people as well.

00:12:29.160 Yeah.

00:12:30.160 But then it's like, yeah, it's like, it's just like some, some philosophers like, some philosophers like that.

00:12:36.160 Like you read, you read, you read them and you're like, okay, why did anyone like this?

00:12:41.160 And then every now and again, you read something, you know, that's pretty profound, actually, when they say something like that.

00:12:46.160 A good example, actually, Houston Church Chamberlain.

00:12:49.160 Because I've read him and I can't for the life of who sees the attraction that people, some people, that some people have had for him.

00:12:58.160 But fundamentally, every now and again, he will say something very profound about some, about something.

00:13:04.160 And they'd be like, oh, that's, that's why they actually agree.

00:13:07.160 They actually liked them.

00:13:08.160 Did you say that of Neville Chamberlain?

00:13:10.160 Houston Stewart Chamberlain.

00:13:12.160 Oh, I see.

00:13:13.160 Okay.

00:13:14.160 Thank you.

00:13:15.160 As in the German 19th century, late 19th century, early 19th century author Wagner's son-in-law, I think.

00:13:25.160 Ah, okay.

00:13:28.160 I just thought for a moment that we'd discover Neville Chamberlain would be famous for something other than I have in my hand a piece of paper, you know.

00:13:34.160 Yeah, he could, you know, Neville Chamberlain's one of these people.

00:13:39.160 He's one, he's, he's actually, he's actually, he's, he's been, he's been done a nasty by history, but he's also, he's also, he's also, he's also kind of responsible for Britain getting into war in the first place, really.

00:13:54.160 Because he's the, he's the guy behind Munich.

00:13:57.160 And then the Czech government breaks Munich, which is what people, it's the ass backwards thing that people do.

00:14:04.160 They think that the Germans broke Munich.

00:14:06.160 No, they didn't.

00:14:07.160 It was the, it was the Czech government.

00:14:08.160 Because one of the, one of the, one, one of the statements of Munich was that the Slovaks, the Slovak, what became the Slovak, the Slovak Republic under T, under T, under Father Tiso.

00:14:19.160 It was supposed to basically be allowed to be a quasi independent state within the Czech Republic.

00:14:27.160 And the Czech army basically said, well, this, this, this doesn't work for us.

00:14:32.160 So they began basically having fights and with an attacking bits of the Slovak government and infringing on Munich, which is then what, which is actually what triggered Haka to go to Berlin, to say to Berlin, look, can you do something?

00:14:47.160 Can you do something?

00:14:48.160 Because I can't control this.

00:14:49.160 The other aspect of it is that the Czech government was broke, which is again, what people say, oh, for Czech gold.

00:14:55.160 The Czech gold was actually from the British and the French, because they just loaned it to them in January of 1939.

00:15:01.160 Which people usually don't know, because I only found that by the, by obscure reference to a treat, the League of Nations treaty, the treaty series, which in turn basically said that the British and French are going to loan, is it 12, I think it's $12 million to the Czech government and the Czech government, because the Czech, because the Czech government has no money.

00:15:24.160 Of which 8 million are loan, 4 million, sorry, 8 million alone, 4 million are taken as a just a straight gift.

00:15:31.160 And then all of a sudden, this Czech gold turns up, and the Germans are like, oh, thank you very much. 0.81

00:15:36.160 We'll have that.

00:15:38.160 Cha-ching. 1.00

00:15:39.160 Cha-ching, yeah, basically. 1.00

00:15:41.160 Cha-ching. 1.00

00:15:42.160 Cha-ching. 1.00

00:15:43.160 Cha-ching. 1.00

00:15:44.160 But it's one of those things where there's context to everything. 0.98

00:15:46.160 And I always say to people when you're dealing with Neville, someone like Neville Chamberlain, he's not this idiot that most people make him out to be. 0.87

00:15:52.160 He's someone who's got the position of power he's in because he's actually quite clever.

00:15:56.160 But he's also representative of British political classes, fundamentally anti-German, and wants to bring about World War II.

00:16:02.160 and they do they do exactly that because you've got to remember chamberlain is the one who caught

00:16:06.680 he does the guarantee to poland he's the guy who's trying to form an alliance with the soviet union

00:16:11.440 um before i think i can't remember when he comes to power but he might also be the guy who tried

00:16:15.480 to create an alliance with italy against germany which where when from when germany and italy almost

00:16:20.260 went to war in 1936-1937 over the italian over a very similar situation where the italians had

00:16:26.200 been italicizing the trentine region um with the basically very are very aggressive policies

00:16:32.740 and the germans basically prepared to go to prepare to go to war with italy over this

00:16:37.500 and mussolini to mussolini unlike the poles did a climb down and the reason the climb down is because

00:16:43.840 he realized fundamentally that he was going to be basically run as a patsy by the bridge to the

00:16:48.620 french and he decided well you know okay i'll try and talk with hitler he talked with hitler they

00:16:53.180 came to the agreement the germans said okay you can have the trentine but we want but we want the

00:16:58.080 germans so the only germans who wanted to go to germany could which is the result of which is which 0.50

00:17:03.200 is actually where some of the settlers who ended up in polish land came from they came from italy

00:17:08.320 because of that policy

00:17:09.880 that makes any sense that's me that's me doing a massive diversion but there you go no in all the

00:17:17.100 sense absolutely right just one little follow-up though carl do you think that that political class

00:17:21.620 uh was eager to bring about war uh from a sort of preemptive you know accelerationist perspective

00:17:26.460 of heading off the inevitable doing it while they were in a position of relative strength

00:17:30.100 or do you think it was a cynical power grab um uh just you know neglecting the the waste of life

00:17:36.420 that would inevitably occur yeah i think it's i think it was a more cynical than not um in that he

00:17:47.140 in that the the british government was really really um really focused on just trying to bring

00:17:56.940 about some kind of war because without because that's what the british government was doing it

00:18:01.660 was basically it was it was started rearming it started doing whatever and there's a lot of people

00:18:05.940 who say oh yeah the british didn't start the british the british weren't uh waiting too long to

00:18:09.720 rearm the truth is is that the british were rearming around the same time the germans were 0.76

00:18:14.240 rearming it's just the british unlike the germans had a lot more like calls upon their resources

00:18:19.820 so the british empire the british empire which had remember throughout the 30s written fights

00:18:25.920 numerous like small wars stroke quite major insurgencies you got you got the palafine

00:18:32.500 insurgency you've got british support going to franco it's one that was one of the weird things

00:18:37.980 that from in the international civil war you have this weird alliance between the british

00:18:42.320 the uh the british the um the germans and the italians to basically backdoor as much um weapons

00:18:50.920 and whatever to franco as humanly possible um whereas the french were supporting the republic along

00:18:56.940 with the soviet union um although the french were doing it unofficially the it just kind of gets

00:19:01.680 they're just it gets to the point where the british are preparing for war but the british are unable

00:19:06.720 to prepare for war in the same pace the germans are doing so because the uh british have a lot of 0.77

00:19:11.440 calls have a lot of additional calls in their resources which the germans do not they don't have 1.00

00:19:16.560 they only they only have one problematic um thing that they're doing which is the spanish civil war

00:19:22.320 which is for the germans which is basically what was functioning as a testing ground that's where

00:19:27.280 they learned that's what that's where the they first realized about the power of the 88 millimeter

00:19:32.400 um and the gun that became famous in world war ii and it was a brilliant anti-tank weapon that comes

00:19:36.640 from there and it's also where the fact that that became famous in 1940 so it's it's it's always

00:19:45.520 it's always interesting to say to say when people sort of say britain wasn't prepping for war because

00:19:50.560 it was it was fully prepping for it it wasn't maybe it wasn't prepping for war in the same way that

00:19:56.240 people would like to think of a country doing it but it was a war that it was a country that believed

00:20:01.520 that the best way to fight a war against germans was not for britain to fight directly but to

00:20:07.600 for britain to find allies to fight it for them which is why britain um allied with the italians

00:20:13.280 or try to ally with the italians and then this failed then then britain tries to do it with

00:20:17.760 checks that fails because basically the checks fall apart because the check government is the

00:20:22.480 check republic is basically basically um very very unstable even from the 1920s onwards

00:20:27.680 and then you have a situation where basically they they end up trying to allow the soviet union

00:20:33.760 this this this falls away because the soviets turn around and say well no actually i would rather

00:20:38.880 allow the germans because we're not going to take we're not going to be used as a patsy against the um 0.98

00:20:43.200 against this germans germans by you and then eventually you have the guarantee to poland and 0.69

00:20:49.120 the guarantee to poland is the thing that basically causes the war because the poles then do then 1.00

00:20:55.840 basically up their anti their forced polarization policies these then cause tensions they cause

00:21:03.120 danzig and the poles also have this belief that their military is powerful their military is going

00:21:08.880 to roll over the germans and the german people are just groaning under the yoke of national socialism

00:21:14.320 they're desperate to be you know liberated the truth is none of that was true but then when the

00:21:20.000 inevitable happened and war broke out and the germans simply rolled over the poles the other the other 0.97

00:21:25.920 way around the poles were expecting um then the entire british and french policy in the war was

00:21:33.600 completely wrong-footed because you've got to remember that the same time that the poles were 0.97

00:21:39.600 fighting the germans the uh the french launched a massive offensive in the east and that basically when

00:21:45.520 the poles was collapsed this offensive was just pulled straight back because the french realized all 0.96

00:21:49.920 of a sudden okay the full weight of the wehrmacht is about to hit us so thus we're going to retreat 0.99

00:21:55.760 to the magino line hold there and we'll make a new strategy and they then covered this up by the concept

00:22:01.600 of the phony war or what the germans they'd later called the sitzkrieg the sitting war because basically

00:22:08.240 no one moved for about like for a good for a good few months when in truth it was it was just it was

00:22:13.680 basically it was a failed policy that came from that start of the war and then you see the same thing

00:22:18.880 happen in uh norway and norway and denmark which is basically the germans preempting uh plan art plan

00:22:25.920 r2 which is the british british plan to occupy neutral uh norway and sweden to cut the cut off

00:22:32.480 cut of iron or shipments to germany that's the staff germany of contact and create a blockade around

00:22:37.920 germany so again when we look i bet you carl everyone in this space just learned the word

00:22:43.280 sitzkrieg and is delighted to have learned it well sitzkrieg is the german is the german equivalent

00:22:49.440 to the concept of the phony war i'll never forget that word now that's just wonderful dude so i'm

00:22:55.120 sorry to interrupt that's all right no i was gonna finish anyway with that but no i mean i mean is there

00:23:01.360 any is there anyone wants to come up and uh ask the questions or make any points while i'm sort of stopped

00:23:07.760 i know rune speakers come up yeah i can't see the hands in the ui so i was just about to say that

00:23:12.880 as well actually maybe white reich or yourself if you can see hands uh maybe people have questions

00:23:19.280 uh no i can't there's no hands up at the moment no it's fine

00:23:25.600 oh and i see i see room speaker is um is is one of our fellow hosts here on white excellence radio

00:23:37.920 i just sent a message because i see otto's arrived for some reason i was gonna i wasn't

00:23:41.760 i wasn't expecting otto to turn up in this one but i've just sent him a mic a mic to see if he wants

00:23:46.160 to come up and say something because he literally wrote the book on um on the persecution of germans

00:23:52.240 under stalin and i was seeing if he wanted to come if see if you join us uh on friday to talk about

00:23:59.120 that a bit more to rather rather me just him me speak all the time here so here another academic speak

00:24:04.080 so we'll see about that um that would be awesome yeah and also what otto while you're here if you

00:24:10.800 can hear me thank you ever so much indeed for the assistance you recently provided to a mutual

00:24:14.960 acquaintance of ours very much appreciated oh good i'm i'm glad that i'm glad that worked sorry it's

00:24:22.080 it's me and acceptable and probably also as i'm talking in code but yeah there's something that

00:24:26.800 happened so otto did something uh that helped out that helped out our cause so there's a big thank you

00:24:32.560 up to it goes out to otto for that um is he gonna come up as a speaker i don't know can he be

00:24:40.880 persuaded i know i've i sent him a i sent him a mic but i don't know if he's gonna come up but um

00:24:47.040 i'll listen to him okay well in that case i'll continue on and i'll just jump on to kind of where

00:24:53.200 the intro is going to give to um what's going to happen on friday because we've got about 25 minutes

00:24:57.600 left um in that um so otto if you don't know wrote the book uh the years of great silence in 2022

00:25:07.200 published by um it's it's officially another it's into it's into diem or something but it's actually

00:25:13.120 it's the u.s distributor is columbia university press um and in many ways it's a book that kind of

00:25:20.240 belongs on every nationalist's shelf um things like with things like miriam gebart's uh crimes

00:25:26.720 unspoken which kind of which covers the berlin rapes um and alfred disease is a terrible revenge

00:25:32.480 which is which is probably the earlier only earlier but most people will have read which concerns the

00:25:37.520 the atrocities against the germans but desaias is um very very keen on but he does a lot of he talks a

00:25:44.000 lot he basically gives the testimonies of what these people went through um and talking about what was

00:25:49.520 going on um but to kind of but to but to quote also here german minorities in poland czechoslovakia

00:25:57.120 yugoslavia estonia and latvia were largely erased as well as much of the german community of hungary

00:26:02.400 these communities minorities these minorities total over four million people the eastern

00:26:06.480 territories of germany itself including east prussia silesia pomerania were also ethnically cleansed

00:26:11.920 of their former german inhabitants the german inhabitants of the east areas of eastern germany

00:26:16.000 annexed poland and the ussr number another eight million plus people this large-scale violent 1.00

00:26:21.280 eviction of millions of ethnic germans in the homelands is largely unknown in the english-speaking

00:26:24.880 world the uprooting and dispersal of over one million ethnic germans from the western ussr

00:26:29.520 to siberia and kazakhstan is even worse well known than the larger expulsion to germans from

00:26:34.240 what is now poland and the czech republic close to a quarter million of russian germans died

00:26:38.560 prematurely as a direct result of the brutal treatment they received from the soviet government during

00:26:42.400 40 41 to 49 48 and he's also pains to point out that this was but the largest of the deportations

00:26:50.080 targeting ethnic germans undertaken with 200 200 000 volhanian germans being deported by the russian

00:26:55.360 empire and then the nation soviet union during the first world war and the russian civil war

00:26:59.520 and then i would with it with with significant losses being incurred um everyone the germans during

00:27:04.400 the 921-922 famine another 60 000 german kulaks being targeted and deported um a merger by stalin

00:27:11.760 is basically jewish um heavily jewish at this point and kvd during 1930-1931 while another

00:27:18.000 tranche of ethnic germans died in the 1962-1963 famines across the soviet union yet another 46 000

00:27:24.000 ethnic germans were shot by stalin during the purges between 1937-1938 this cannot be understated as

00:27:31.120 poll basically also points out since between 1944-1945 alone over 12 million germans were

00:27:37.600 ethnically cleansed by the central and eastern europe by the allied powers and the soviet union

00:27:41.600 with the death toll put between 4500 000 and 2.2 million again you're not told about this by most

00:27:47.520 academics poll's work is not for the faint-hearted but it does make it make easier reading than the

00:27:54.160 testimonies compiled by disasters by disaster and terrible revenge and is written in the approachable

00:27:58.960 yet academic style so the ridge left understanding that poll is where i can clearly document the facts

00:28:03.040 of genocide committed against the german people by the soviet union was looking over to the western

00:28:06.720 powers not because he had no eyes to grind which kind of fits into the morgenthal plan because this

00:28:12.240 is going on as the morgenthal plan is has been formulated and is being implemented and remember

00:28:18.080 the morgenthal plan envisages essentially starving 25 million germans to death and that's in addition to 1.00

00:28:24.000 what's going on here so 25 million that's purely in the west germany this this this additional with

00:28:29.760 millions of germans being deported so i think it's 12 million um is the as extra to it so you're dealing

00:28:35.840 with really a like a toll in ethnic cleansing terms of something in the region of 37 million people

00:28:42.320 which is which kind of pales the holocaust and even if you believe the official narrative

00:28:48.000 complete comparison by contrast by the scale of it yet we no one here no one talks about it

00:28:55.120 and that's something i think it's something people should really talk about more but to give you some

00:28:59.760 idea um um also that fundamentally this this is a jewish operation because basically as

00:29:07.840 in timothy snyder points out in bloodlands basically the height of the nktv men were

00:29:12.640 dominated by men whose own origins were within the soviet national national minorities jews

00:29:16.640 jews above all about 40 percent of the high-ranking nkvd officers had jewish nationality records in their

00:29:21.680 identity documents as more than half of nkvd generals and then you look at something like the you know

00:29:26.960 the massacre of the ethnic germans in hungary in 1945 over 4 000 of the 20 12 000 members of the

00:29:33.600 hungarian communist party were jewish in 1945 another 6 000 um joined in the next six months

00:29:40.960 um and this is after of course between 50 50 000 200 000 hungarian women were raped by the red army 0.79

00:29:46.400 during the second invasion of hungary in 1944 and again that's always people people forget that say that

00:29:52.400 but as um for example like uh paul keller mann wrote in the 20th journal 20th century communism

00:29:58.480 that uh basically 70 to 80 percent of the top echelon of the um hungarian security service secret

00:30:04.880 police the avo by 1949 were jewish which is quite scary i think 78 of that group are jewish and then 1.00

00:30:12.080 you're going to start somewhere like poland um poland had something reason of like the central in the

00:30:18.160 central ministry um 42 8.8 percent of its employees were jewish the secret the secret police was norm

00:30:25.440 wasn't famously um also jewish um give you some idea the um so jewish participation in the central

00:30:33.840 central central the mb the mbp sorry i can say the basically the local interior ministry

00:30:39.920 so if it was 42 points in jewish um the amount of soviet participation the actual soviet employees of

00:30:46.160 that thing was i was only at 26.19 so basically that that ministry was in was either was basically

00:30:52.240 entirely both soviet and jewish which is quite scary when you think about it and then you add in the 1.00

00:30:56.960 basically um the the post the amount of jews in the post population 1945 was 0.4 percent of them so

00:31:04.720 about 100 000 people out of a population of 24 million uh it's kind of it's just kind of scary and

00:31:10.480 then you even look at it for example that the polish internal security service the ub between

00:31:15.840 1945 and 40 56 were jewish so you have sort of 526 out of 4669 employees were jewish which is like a

00:31:24.800 significant under there's probably an underestimate of a tune of 15 20 15 to 15 according to literature

00:31:30.160 which is 11 if you add in 10 of that um so if you add 10 to that you're going to talk about you're

00:31:37.040 talking about 13 14 percent um so again we get to this point where jews again are massively involved in the 0.68

00:31:44.320 exterminate the attempt to exterminate the germans post-war both in the west with the american cic 1.00

00:31:49.760 officers being heavily jewish according to bento benderski but also in the east where you've got

00:31:55.520 the polish the polish secret secret police the hungarian secret police and actually the romanian

00:32:00.320 and there's even that is even in the germans you've got some some jews as well in the soviet in

00:32:04.640 itself so you get some idea of the scale of it it's something that i'd like otto to really go into

00:32:09.440 um on friday but i don't know because otto is now otto has accepted his mic so he can come up and

00:32:14.880 say a word or two if you want to otto oh yeah i i can't make it friday because uh i have to work

00:32:23.280 from fair enough that hour uh i work till noon my time which would be 11

00:32:32.000 uh a.m no no to be 10 a.m eastern 10. all right so um after 10 a.m eastern time i could come on

00:32:42.800 because i'll be back from work but i have to work the morning shift friday okay um okay well we we i'm

00:32:49.360 sure we can work something out did you did you want to say a little bit around the persecution of the

00:32:54.640 uh eastern of of the germans in the in the saviate union um for about 10 minutes or 10 15 minutes or so

00:33:00.640 uh sure i've got time i don't have to work till this afternoon uh i have to i have to go to the

00:33:06.160 bank before then but um it's late afternoon shift so uh yeah um basically there's a kind of ratcheting

00:33:16.320 of repression against ethnic germans as far as uh more and more targeting them as a specific ethno-racial

00:33:25.120 group or in the soviet terminology nationalnos uh so initially uh the bolsheviks uh they tend to uh

00:33:38.400 target on the basis of class which disproportionately hits uh ethnic germans because they're rather 0.59

00:33:44.800 successful farmers but in terms of symbolic uh cultural recognition they are given first the

00:33:53.840 vulga german autonomous commune in 1918 by lenin largely uh to both placate uh the german population

00:34:05.520 there in the wake of uh momot every uh national minority with the territorial claim trying to

00:34:14.240 leave the new soviet russia but also to kind of provide a model to inspire communist revolution in

00:34:22.000 germany and austria that you have a socialist state that speaks german in the middle of uh after 1922

00:34:29.920 uh the soviet union uh so the initial repression during the civil war uh is largely class-based

00:34:39.520 but by the time you get to uh the end of the concessions after the civil war most notably the new

00:34:47.360 economic period of 1921 to 1928 uh and the height of coronizatia or indigenization 1923 to

00:34:59.120 it keeps going on for bigger nationalities but it starts to be really uh paired back starting with

00:35:04.800 collectivization and third 1930. so during the mass the deculacization you have particularly in the lower

00:35:13.440 middle ranks of the communist party a conflation of germans with kulaks and so uh something like

00:35:24.800 two percent of the soviet population as a whole are subject to deculacization as they are deported to

00:35:32.400 special settlement villages but for the vulga germans it's six percent already and there's a lot of

00:35:38.880 uh evidence from the archives of the uh people on the ground in the ogpeu which will become the nkva day

00:35:48.720 specifically targeting ethnic germans as being kulaks on the basis of their ethnicity rather than their

00:35:57.040 social economic status uh and then of course this becomes very blatant and apparent on an official high

00:36:08.160 level in 1937. so then you have a series of national operations uh aimed at specific national groups

00:36:18.320 you're both the european diasporas in the soviet union on the basis that they are aiding and assisting

00:36:26.480 espionage from their ancestral homelands so the biggest group as far as number of arrests

00:36:32.800 uh and executions uh and executions are the ethnic poles in ukraine and belarus but second largest are

00:36:40.480 germans uh and in total with also other operations in uh 37 38 about five percent of the ethnic german

00:36:51.520 population of soviet union in 37 and 38 is arrested and executed very few of these comparatively are in the

00:36:59.840 vulgar german assr the hardest hit area is actually ukraine the black sea german uh and particularly

00:37:07.440 around the area of odessa uh and what will become transnistria under the romanians during the uh second

00:37:17.200 world war uh so in total about 46 000 ethnic germans executed in 37 38 29 000 of them uh during the german

00:37:27.840 operation arrest during kulak operation and other uh campaigns uh that are not specifically uh anti-german but

00:37:40.640 which germans get caught up in on the basis of uh again this conflation of uh germans being a foreign enemy

00:37:49.520 and class enemies as well as uh big distinct uh ethnicity uh descendant of a colonist originally brought in

00:37:59.760 under the czarist government of catherine the great uh and her descendants particularly her grandson

00:38:06.880 alexander the first so during the second world war in 1941 uh the soviets round up and deport 0.86

00:38:19.680 all of those ethnic germans that are west of the urals those already east obviously uh are not uh

00:38:29.040 already removed from the european areas of the ussr and deport them uh though most of the germans 1.00

00:38:36.880 living in western and central ukraine are initially spared because the wehrmacht saves them about 300 000

00:38:43.760 people uh but close to 800 000 other germans about half of them in the volga region and uh half in other

00:38:53.280 areas 100 000 in eastern ukraine uh over 50 000 in crimea 50 000 in the north caucasus uh almost 50 uh

00:39:05.920 50 000 in trans caucasia georgia and azerbaijan uh rounded up by the nkvd stuffed into cattle cars

00:39:15.920 and dumped in kazakhstan uh particularly the northern oblast and in western siberia

00:39:22.400 uh most notably novasa birskoblast uh but also uh some about 75 000 to krasnoyas cry in eastern siberia

00:39:33.120 and these are mainly the urban and professional germans so you have a large number of people that have no

00:39:39.920 experience living on farms and rural life uh dumped on farms people coming from cities like angles that

00:39:48.960 were teachers or doctors or architects and other professionals so this is kind of almost a a pre-run

00:39:59.280 of what happens in cambodia in 1975 with the evacuation of phnom penh you have urban professionals uh

00:40:06.480 sent out to collective farms uh to uh work as agricultural laborers and it doesn't work real

00:40:13.200 well uh obviously uh very high rates of morbidity and mortality uh so they are sent there and put

00:40:22.720 under uh special settlement restrictions as were the deported kulaks they can't leave where they're 1.00

00:40:28.640 deported to they're confined to those villages and they're under surveillance by the nkvd

00:40:35.360 and they are mobilized for various forms of labor most notably agriculture but the tensions particularly

00:40:44.400 in kazakhstan between uh now 400 000 more ethnic germans uh in kazakhstan and the native kazakhs uh caused a lot 0.99

00:40:57.120 of problems for the soviet government uh there's a physical violence uh kazakhs uh big muslim refused 0.94

00:41:05.120 to allow germans and their villages to be buried anywhere near where they die and of course a high 1.00

00:41:12.000 rate of mortality particularly from typhus and malnutrition so then they decide they will start

00:41:18.960 mobilizing germans for labor elsewhere uh there are two big waves uh out of southern siberia

00:41:27.120 they mobilize a large number of deported vulgar germans mostly to go fish in the northern uh areas of 0.98

00:41:37.040 the soviet union the arctic circle uh region uh to provide fish for the red army 0.52

00:41:43.440 and this is pretty miserable aida bender who is the daughter of dominic coleman uh her memoirs were 0.90

00:41:51.520 translated from german to english about this in 2000 uh so it's available by from american historical

00:41:59.840 society germans from russia a pretty interesting uh first-hand account uh really probably in english the

00:42:09.280 only really good one other than the first one uh memories of kazakhstan by uh eugen bachman's uh wife

00:42:19.600 who wrote about being deported from ukraine to kazakhstan in 1941 and that's a rather short book

00:42:26.800 uh the english version is also available from american historical society germans from russia

00:42:32.080 uh but the really big waves that starts in january of 1942 uh mobilizing deported german men who are

00:42:40.960 able-bodied to work in soviet labor camps the corrective labor camps is a gulag in the urals uh mostly

00:42:48.480 felling trees but it's a couple of large industrial construction projects uh bakal stroy is a creation of an

00:42:56.960 iron works uh boguslav log uh is a complex for creation of aluminum and solacoms is for a processing of

00:43:07.200 cellulose and paper from the timber being felled at other camps where german labor army conscripts are sent

00:43:15.360 like utu log and viet log which is where dominic coleman was mobilized to uh and the that first uh conscription

00:43:25.920 wave uh is supposed to be 120 000 men but they can't get enough able-bodied men and in part they're

00:43:33.600 fighting with the local kazakh government uh for this labor who want they want to keep them uh the

00:43:39.840 skilled laborers people like combine and tractor drivers uh because they have a severe labor shortage

00:43:48.000 but over uh 60 000 and so almost immediately then in february of 1942

00:43:55.920 uh they mobilized uh germans who are already living uh east of the urals uh these there were some 200 000

00:44:05.120 so german men who were already east of the urals in 41 uh mobilized this is more successful they get

00:44:14.160 almost 50 000 and they send them to camp mostly in the urals for a filling timber or these large

00:44:21.920 industrial construction projects uh a few other camps uh karaganda in kazakhstan for coal mining

00:44:30.160 occupant also in kazakhstan uh nickel mining uh but then there's a huge wave of deaths in the summer

00:44:38.320 uh very high mortality rates uh among the mobilized germans in these corrective labor camps during

00:44:46.080 the summer of 1942 so they extend the ages uh they move it down from 17 to 15 and up from 50 to 55 for

00:44:55.920 men uh and then they also conscript women and this is the only case uh the soviets conscripting uh women 0.99

00:45:03.280 into the labor army were among the ethnic germans uh there were some uh korean men and uh kalmuk men

00:45:11.440 and even some uh russians uh labeled as kulaks that were mobilized into the labor army but only among

00:45:19.520 ethnic germans was it applied to women uh and so this is the largest uh uh mobilization uh so it's over

00:45:30.320 uh 140 000 people uh after october 1942 and total over 315 000 germans get mobilized into the labor army uh sent

00:45:44.640 to mostly the euro as i said uh after 43 a number uh particularly women are sent to the coal mines in 0.99

00:45:51.680 vorkuta which is uh coal mine uh north of the arctic circle uh near the pechora river uh lena wolf who's

00:46:02.400 a graphic novel on her grandmother's deportation to kazakhstan is now out uh her grandmother uh ended up

00:46:10.880 being sent to vorkuta for quite a long time um after she escaped from the labor army in a site in

00:46:20.240 aktyubinsk in kazakhstan so this is uh basically uh forced labor uh similar conditions to gulag prisoners

00:46:30.880 although they're physically separated from them in the camps uh they do not have any sentences uh the

00:46:37.680 only charge is being ethnic germans uh supposedly the sentence is for the length of the war but the vast

00:46:44.800 majority of them that are not released to because they're too sick to continue working uh are only

00:46:52.400 uh demobilized at the end of 1947 uh long after the war is over uh it's also after the war in 45 and 46

00:47:02.480 that you see the local germans uh in kazakhstan and siberia placed under the special settlement restrictions

00:47:10.240 uh there were some about 100 000 in siberia and the euros that never were so this has to be kind of

00:47:18.480 added in a lot of people forget when you're doing the demographics as to what the population was but

00:47:25.120 more importantly uh the losses of the population uh so i a lot of times uh people state there was 1.2

00:47:33.200 million ethnic germans in the soviet union because that's uh in 1953 because that's the number of

00:47:39.840 special settlers but there's another 100 000 uh that were never put under the special settlement

00:47:46.640 restrictions so it's 1.3 million really uh and of course uh the something like 60 to 70 000 people die

00:47:56.720 as a result of being in the labor army we have some partial records of deaths in the labor army but the

00:48:03.600 there are only about half of that uh about 38 000 i think the reason we the numbers of reality is

00:48:11.280 much higher is because of these releases of invalids people who die after being discharged sometime

00:48:17.760 before they even physically leave the camp often from the camp onto the way home within a few weeks

00:48:24.240 within a month so so maybe uh as many as another 30 000 die within a year of release due to damage to

00:48:33.600 their health uh in the labor army and then of course uh because most of the people left in the special

00:48:41.200 settlement areas in kazakhstan and siberia are older uh and were not subject to conscription in the labor

00:48:48.720 army uh they have a also a high mortality rate because it's a weaker a physical cohort uh consisting

00:48:56.640 mostly of children uh the elderly uh and the people who were not physically well enough to be mobilized

00:49:04.880 uh in 42 and 43 into the labor army uh things uh get worse legally in 48 the deportations are decreed to

00:49:16.160 be for all eternity for all generations of germans in the soviet union and any attempts to escape to 1.00

00:49:24.800 be punished by 20 years and forced labor in the gulag and any free citizen helping them uh return to 0.99

00:49:33.120 their previous areas of settlement particularly in the volga but also ukraine uh subject to five years

00:49:39.200 imprisonment they are paroled only two years after stalin dies so the special settlement restrictions are

00:49:46.880 lifted uh at the end of 1955 but they are not allowed to return to their previous area of the

00:49:54.000 settlement they are in permanent exile uh in asian areas of the soviet union uh and as time goes on

00:50:03.920 they concentrate more into kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan moving from siberia in the 60s and 70s uh the the

00:50:13.600 partial rehabilitation in 1964 where the charges of treason are finally removed but the punishment is not

00:50:21.840 removed uh and in 1972 there was a formal uh removal of the restriction on the basis of

00:50:31.600 being of german national notes of not being able to live west of the euros but it's still subject to

00:50:38.320 individual approval by the over office uh and uh for the most part this individual approval is not given

00:50:46.000 but some germans uh do manage to make it west of the euros most notably a number go to estonia and latvia

00:50:55.040 which have german influence cultures from the baltic germans a few um maybe 50 000 make it back to the

00:51:05.200 volga region but almost 500 000 were deported from the volga region so this is a very small portion of

00:51:12.000 their population uh there is continuing discrimination particularly in admission to universities in the

00:51:19.760 soviet union uh germans had the lowest admission uh to uh higher education of any nationality uh in the

00:51:30.160 kyrgyz soviet social republic uh even lower than uigurs and nungans who are these economically disadvantaged 1.00

00:51:38.720 uh asian diasporas from china they was i believe uh during there was almost none up until the 1970s

00:51:52.320 any graduate students of ethnic germans in kyrgyzstan and the german population kyrgyzstan was over a

00:51:59.200 hundred thousand people uh so a fairly large minority uh over two percent of the population uh

00:52:09.440 and this sparked the first uh attempt to return to the volga which failed this movement only lasted from

00:52:17.520 about 1964 to 1967 before combination of repression and failure to make any headway uh into the movement

00:52:28.560 but also because the volga germans themselves were less than a third of the total german population

00:52:35.520 uh they weren't able to mobilize uh the majority of the population for this project then after 1972

00:52:44.640 there's a movement to emigrate to west germany this is more successful the soviets led about 70 000 germans

00:52:52.720 out uh mostly in the 1970s they cracked down on uh emigration in the 1980s but this kind of sets the

00:53:01.200 stage for what happened after gorbachev uh removes restrictions on emigration in 1987 and so from 87 to

00:53:12.960 97 there's a huge all the way up to 2005 really there's a huge emigration uh or return as it's officially uh

00:53:23.360 stated in the german uh legal structure of outseedler settlers abroad and spate outseedlers

00:53:32.160 and so the german population in in russia proper goes from 800 000 to 400 000 and in kazakhstan it goes from

00:53:42.720 almost a million down to 200 000 in kyrgyzstan it goes from over a hundred thousand to less than ten thousand

00:53:52.320 in tajikistan almost all of the 30 000 germans leave uh primarily due to the civil war

00:54:00.160 uh and there's also a large number leaving uzbekistan although it had much smaller numbers than

00:54:07.840 kazakhstan or kyrgyzstan and so it's stable now uh as far as emigration there is a

00:54:15.600 a german uh autonomous uh district in altekrai the old halbstadt mennonite settlement supported by the

00:54:25.360 german government as well as a new one in omskoblast asovo so most of the 400 000 germans in russia

00:54:34.240 itself the russian federation do pretty well uh in kazakhstan uh

00:54:39.120 uh the population uh is now increasing through natural growth uh we can see from census now that

00:54:48.160 the emigration has stopped so it's at 200 000 and growing and it's concentrated in areas uh

00:54:55.760 uh in the north particularly around the capital on the rural areas of astana oblast uh

00:55:02.400 uh so this is one of the few areas few populations of european ancestry where there's a a positive uh

00:55:10.400 uh population growth due to uh natural means uh and and it's uh kind of unusual that it's a population

00:55:21.440 that's uh of minority and in a overwhelmingly asian state but also a population as i've just noted that

00:55:29.120 has gone through a horrific repression a lot of the uh increases in the german population of soviet

00:55:36.560 union after world war ii especially uh immediately from 1940 uh eight to 1956 uh a very high because

00:55:50.560 it's the compensatory uh reproduction to try and literally and deliberately make up the losses of the

00:55:57.600 mass mortality earlier uh so things are fairly stable now and uh in the 28th which is thursday

00:56:06.400 was the official day of mourning in germany because that is the day the public decrees the presidium

00:56:13.680 and supreme soviet under the signatures of kalinin the president of the soviet union

00:56:19.920 and gorkin the secretary uh was of the presidium was issued but it's really just a kind of rubber

00:56:27.680 stamping of the decision made on the 26th of august by the uh politburo and ultimately central

00:56:35.520 committee of the communist party of the soviet union and the snk council of people's commissars

00:56:41.840 uh so uh it's uh become a a ritual for all of the german political parties uh because the af the

00:56:52.720 alternative few deutschland has most of the uh couple million germans from russia vote but the uh christian

00:57:00.800 democrats the social democrats and even the left try and make appeals on this day uh so if you look at

00:57:08.880 german twitter on thursday you'll see a lot of references to the uh deportation uh that are

00:57:16.320 decreed on the 28th of august 1941 and begin on the 3rd of september in the volka german assr

00:57:23.920 uh saratov oblast and salingrad oblast next to it and then of course this becomes uh uh

00:57:33.280 a this this just covers for the other uh german populated areas in eastern ukraine and

00:57:41.760 even moscow and uh cities uh like uh rostov-on-don where there's a deportation of large numbers of

00:57:50.960 germans primarily into kazakhstan in the fall of 1941 and also of course their subsequent fate

00:57:58.720 uh which they themselves for a long time called the years of great silence because you couldn't talk

00:58:05.120 about it or write about it uh without punishment and so i'll leave it at that

00:58:09.760 thank you for that really long and um a really good really good really good talk there also i mean

00:58:18.720 i was i think that brought a lot to the equation and that it gave you kind of you gave everyone

00:58:23.440 kind of a brief history of what was going on with um the with the saviot union at the time gives you an

00:58:31.280 idea of kind of what was going on what the kind of the real history is and also i guess kind of gives

00:58:36.640 introduces people to some of the concepts that i think are more common among academic

00:58:41.520 historians that we understand that um all it all history is interlinked there's a lot of things that

00:58:48.080 a lot of things that in history where if you don't look at the context of what's going on you don't

00:58:52.640 understand you don't understand what's truly going on you just see it kind of sit in a blinkered way

00:58:56.720 so i think it's really important that that kind of came out and thank you for coming up and speaking

00:59:00.320 about that um we are over time however so um so white did you want to do you want to close it out

00:59:08.400 or what are we going to do because obviously paul and white helpline are here

00:59:16.800 and while we are over time already would it be possible to squeeze a 30 40 second question

00:59:20.960 into otto while he's here oh sure i'd assume so um i don't know i don't know i don't know paul and

00:59:27.840 white helpline have i got a thumbs up there from the guy as far as i can see in the ui

00:59:33.360 might be delayed okay well then otto thank you ever so much for speaking that was extremely

00:59:37.280 interesting i have one what i hope will be quite brief question at least a brief question not sure

00:59:40.960 about the answer uh that remains to be seen um there's a word that you drew our attention to a

00:59:45.440 couple of times while you were speaking a russian word uh which and i know i noticed you were very

00:59:50.400 careful in your use of it rather than casually saying nationality uh the russian word which i believe

00:59:55.200 is pronounced approximately something like nazion something like that um yeah so i i suppose it

01:00:03.600 probably has the same latin roots as nationality natio but i of course one has to travel very far east

01:00:09.440 to encounter that and of course going via poland going by other slavic groups you know they would

01:00:14.080 have their uh in polish i believe which is obviously nothing like that so by the time you get back

01:00:20.800 to what sounds like a familiar word i i realize there's a possibility there may there may be what

01:00:25.040 linguists call a false friend there that we expect to to understand it and it sounds familiar but it may

01:00:30.480 have some other meaning or connotation i just wonder in russian does that word straightforwardly

01:00:36.000 translate neatly to nationality or were there connotations of sort of some political identity as well

01:00:41.840 attached to that word otto no it is a ethno-racial term so and that's analog is a group of people uh

01:00:54.000 that put the political equivalent to what is they would in scholar in russia ethnos but it is a group of

01:01:02.240 people that are uh defined uh by a group categories of both biological uh and cultural characteristics uh

01:01:17.440 and the cultural characteristics are maintained and and the the group moves uh through time as a kind of

01:01:26.960 organism through the biological uh mechanism of endogyny mostly right so uh not marrying outside

01:01:36.640 of the group for the most part but the national notes was legally on line five of everybody's internal

01:01:43.040 passports and it was determined by the national notes of your parents and if it was a mixed marriage

01:01:50.320 then you could choose one of the two parents at age 16 but you didn't get to self-identify

01:01:57.680 and the national notes uh was not changeable through assimilation that is if your parents were

01:02:06.960 both classified as german even if you spoke no german and spoke only russian you were considered to be

01:02:13.600 german by national notes so it has much more in common with the english word race than it does nationality

01:02:21.680 ah excellent otto thank you as indeed the word nationality nationality used to have in common

01:02:28.560 with the word race even in england until about what feels like five minutes ago but yes excellent thank

01:02:33.120 you very much it's so very interesting okay with that i think we're going to close down the uh

01:02:44.240 uh close out of amazon chats for today as we're over time and i'm very conscious that paul and white

01:02:49.120 helpline are patiently waiting so thank you so much for coming thank you for otto for coming up thank you

01:02:55.360 for accept thank you to acceptable frog for your input and for your questions i hope you've enjoyed

01:03:00.560 the show i hope you've learned something and i hope that you'll be with us on friday where again we're

01:03:06.880 going to have some kind of discussion on the on what went on in the soviet union and the persecution of

01:03:12.320 the germans that can get that was engaged in so with that i've been car rattle this is another side

01:03:17.040 of the chat and thank you very much and white did you want to switch everything over yeah i'll be

01:03:23.840 switching everything over shortly um i did want to extend an apology for everybody who wasn't able to

01:03:32.960 tune in live because apparently audio is still chopping in and out even if it's um via the browser

01:03:40.640 so a quick message to white helpline and paul will probably restart the space right now actually that's

01:03:49.280 what we're gonna do we're gonna restart the space right now and then on the white excellence account

01:03:55.840 i will uh repost oven side chats so that way the recording is available and everybody who did miss

01:04:04.000 it is capable of catching it and uh re-listening to whatever it is that they missed so apologies for

01:04:11.520 the technical difficulties and uh yeah i'll close the space shortly and we'll re-fire it up for arian unity

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01:49:03.980 Yeah.

01:49:33.960 Thank you.

01:50:03.960 I hear you.

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01:55:33.900 It's time.

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03:39:31.220 you know that's something that'd be something i mean i'm sure that'll happen anyways because 0.99

03:39:35.040 they said no whites so yeah oh shit yeah no whites no racists no uh yeah don't do it 0.99

03:39:43.660 handmade flyers though wasn't it that's fucking creepy huh 0.99

03:39:55.720 yeah yeah i'll post it up in the nest here uh you guys can have a look at it so if any of you guys 0.99

03:40:02.920 are in the area you know what to do you know what to fucking do let's go um yeah just disgusting 0.99

03:40:10.080 these people are filthy disgusting animals it's crazy that you can advertise that now you know 1.00

03:40:17.780 not even the thought of doing it just being able to openly advertise that 0.98

03:40:22.720 i'm still hung up on the fact that the flyers are handmade so like

03:40:29.760 five or ten or twenty of them got together and like made up a stack of flyers i'm sure that was a hoot

03:40:34.880 now you're giving me ideas like i need to host one of those here and have a tragic fire nearby

03:40:43.120 let's go yeah yeah yeah never hurts right

03:40:57.280 how do you actually post in the jumbo

03:41:09.100 you gotta uh if there's a post that you can see um you click the share button the arrow pointing up

03:41:18.140 uh on the you know when you're if you're in your timeline or whatever or if you gotta post something

03:41:23.500 you gotta post it in the uh comments of the space and then you can click the um

03:41:27.980 click the share thing and you'll see it at the top it'll say right under share post it'll show the uh

03:41:34.380 microphone in the space you're in the name maybe you just click on that and it'll add to the uh the nest

03:41:43.820 uh-oh kikito's about to spam the shit out of it 1.00

03:41:48.860 well yeah yeah make sure it's relevant that's that's about all we ask you know no bullshit 0.98

03:41:53.500 no it was the uh ooga booga comment that uh i forget who said it earlier but you guys have seen the uh

03:42:02.940 the video the little song celebrate our differences it's funny you gotta check it out it's in the purple pill

03:42:12.220 ooga booga baboo 0.87

03:42:13.660 they got the mexicans and chinese in there too pretty funny

03:42:34.620 i've seen this one video too of this uh 1.00

03:42:36.780 uh this dumb bitch for i guess this kenyan trying to say that time is not moving forward it is moving 1.00

03:42:43.100 backwards and this is an ancient uh this is why some things like how this happened 1.00

03:42:49.420 i was like oh my god it's fucking these people are demented these people are totally demented retards 1.00

03:42:55.580 honky go ahead real quick guys since i had a complete it was just a shit weekend just rained 0.99

03:43:02.300 off and on here so i couldn't do much but i found a series on tv where you can actually sit

03:43:08.860 and time flies by very quick and it's interesting and it kind of ties into our conversation you know

03:43:13.980 the whole argument that uh they say blacks created peanut butter and really not much else

03:43:19.020 but if you ever get a chance there's that series the food that built america that talks about how

03:43:23.340 they invented cereal and beer and everything else so far i've seen one black guy out of i think they

03:43:29.100 have several seasons i don't know i just started really watching it yesterday but the famous amos

03:43:34.780 guy that made the cookies that was it and he didn't actually invent the cookie he just made a little

03:43:40.060 brand everyone else liked but everything else it just shows white innovation how they did 0.98

03:43:44.860 shit people thought they were crazy it was really white power i was surprised 0.99

03:43:48.380 come on honky what about aunt jemima uncle ben's you know uncle ben's off the fucking logo dude i have 0.99

03:44:00.300 a shirt with uncle ben still on it yeah i didn't see them i just watched a few and then uh paul i gotta 0.74

03:44:06.780 ask you something man since you're gonna be my georgia reference they did the toys that built america

03:44:12.540 and they talked about cabbage patch dolls and i remember growing up and uh seeing how people beat 0.72

03:44:19.020 the shit out of each other to get those but that guy that invented them he's got to be gayer than 0.99

03:44:25.420 shit is he i have no idea man but i do remember growing up little girls fighting over them so i don't know 0.98

03:44:33.900 uh i would imagine so though you guys know that a little silver piece of lore behind that right that 0.96

03:44:55.980 it was uh kind of put out like a predictive propaganda thing uh had to do with like the 0.95

03:45:02.220 uh great reset tartarian mud flood all that shit 0.98

03:45:09.500 no i missed that what is that 0.99

03:45:13.020 ah they said that they they wiped out you know entire continents and well i guess the whole world

03:45:17.980 globally and just replaced us all with you know our our kids they shipped them around to different

03:45:23.420 areas orphan trains and uh stuff like that that they say it goes this this goes along with those

03:45:29.020 pictures you see of like these big fancy uh like granite uh cities built up you know and these big

03:45:35.260 monuments and there's like nobody on the streets and they're saying well they uh they did this great

03:45:40.620 reset deal oh is this about why somebody helped it's about why everything has like 30 and 40 foot

03:45:45.820 doors and all that yeah yeah it's similar to that stuff they had zero point energy or some kind of tesla

03:45:53.900 coil energy blah blah blah i mean i'm not super into it but i've watched some of it

03:46:04.940 my my thoughts is are there is there now or has there been a power on this planet that's able to

03:46:12.300 to pull off a great reset like that i'm sure you guys have heard kind of the theory that they just kind

03:46:16.700 of reset the society to whatever they want it to be by knocking out all the old folks and just bringing in 1.00

03:46:21.500 the the the new younglings and and moving them to a different geographical area and and teaching them 0.99

03:46:27.580 a false history etc is that actually possible you think or is that more likely just bullshit 0.96

03:46:32.860 i mean i could see it

03:46:46.620 well i think uh i think this just is more fuel on the fire to open up antarctica we can see who's living

03:46:51.980 there 0.94

03:46:56.540 absolutely i want to know what the fuck's under that under all that ice you know what i mean 1.00

03:47:02.860 we know who it ain't living there darkies they hate ain't no niggers there yeah you're right about that 1.00

03:47:18.380 that is true that is true they do not like water and they do not like cold 0.86

03:47:22.620 no siri um yeah we're just a few minutes away from the white power lunch hour so guys uh if you got

03:47:40.060 any last minute uh remarks uh anything uh drop them now otherwise uh we're gonna be switching over very

03:47:47.100 shortly thanks for everything you guys do brothers hey don't crick at me man i was about to speak

03:48:03.020 thanks for everything you guys do appreciate you oh our pleasure our pleasure uh glad you guys enjoy

03:48:09.660 you enjoy you enjoy the shows and uh what we do here on white excellence radio so um yeah guys uh i guess

03:48:17.740 we got a few minutes here may as well do our sign off now uh paul go ahead and i'll uh

03:48:25.820 paladin always a pleasure brother uh remember we're in this together to be a friend tell a friend

03:48:31.260 something nice you could change their life i love you all white power let's have a day 0.99

03:48:40.620 oh yeah i hope you guys enjoyed the show it's time for the what sorry guys yeah i hope you guys uh

03:48:49.820 keep going dude you need you need some practice man oh i know i definitely uh yeah i'm not uh my voice

03:48:57.260 is a little bit cooked still from the 24-hour stream this weekend so i'm still getting it back but yeah

03:49:02.380 guys it's been a good space we got a lot of uh good topics uh discussed here so hope you guys enjoyed

03:49:08.700 that and we are about to switch over to the white power lunch hour so uh we'll see you guys tomorrow

03:49:15.260 and don't forget unite the clans white power guys we got this see you see the more guys

03:49:21.020 uh

03:49:21.980 more

03:49:32.780 or

03:49:46.460 White Power 0.98

03:49:48.400 fellows, thank you. Great show.

03:49:52.560 Great show, as usual.

03:49:54.960 Welcome to the White Power Lunch Hour. 0.85

03:49:57.240 We're going to get the title

03:49:58.280 switched over.

03:50:00.260 We'll do.

03:50:01.580 Hope we're having a good day, brothers and sisters.

03:50:04.360 Let's go to Aaron Union's show. It's Monday.

03:50:06.740 You know, mixed feelings

03:50:08.200 on Mondays.

03:50:10.200 Personally, don't mind them.

03:50:11.860 Kind of like them. Kind of like to get the week started.

03:50:14.180 It's nice to have some

03:50:16.460 directionality. Something to do.

03:50:19.320 Task list is

03:50:20.480 laid out. Things to accomplish.

03:50:23.480 Things to achieve.

03:50:25.180 It's nice to have a

03:50:26.020 nutritious, delicious White Power 0.90

03:50:28.620 Lunch Hour here with you all,

03:50:30.800 brothers and sisters.

03:50:32.340 Going to get it underway.

03:50:34.640 Mr. Mythos, it's good to see

03:50:36.740 you, brother. I hope you had a phenomenal

03:50:38.600 weekend.

03:50:40.820 I did. It was good.

03:50:41.960 We had my son's birthday

03:50:43.980 yesterday, so

03:50:45.200 it was

03:50:47.460 fun. It was a good

03:50:50.100 weekend.

03:50:51.320 We have

03:50:51.640 two birthdays in August, so it was a good time.

03:50:54.340 It's been

03:50:54.720 a pleasure.

03:50:58.740 Yeah, but

03:50:59.420 I put up in the title there

03:51:01.820 Cracker Barrel

03:51:03.460 Supremacy. I don't know if you've

03:51:05.200 caught up on that,

03:51:07.820 but I figured since it's the lunch

03:51:09.200 hour, we might as well talk about

03:51:10.640 some White Power 0.98

03:51:12.380 food.

03:51:15.020 I cannot believe this

03:51:16.740 rebranding.

03:51:18.020 Very offensive.

03:51:19.160 Very offensive.

03:51:21.040 I used to go to Cracker Barrel.

03:51:22.580 My grandparents.

03:51:23.660 Good times.

03:51:24.940 It is Cracker Barrel.

03:51:25.760 What was your favorite

03:51:26.660 meal? I've heard a couple

03:51:29.060 of their

03:51:30.440 items were quite popular.

03:51:33.520 Did you have a favorite?

03:51:34.740 Biscuits and gravy.

03:51:36.200 There's always biscuits and gravy

03:51:37.220 for me. I was a pretty simple little kid.

03:51:40.060 Biscuits and gravy.

03:51:41.600 Maybe flapjacks. 0.54

03:51:43.740 Hash browns are pretty good.

03:51:47.780 I think about covers it.

03:51:49.260 I haven't been there in many, many years.

03:51:51.640 I'd like to go back.

03:51:52.920 I've always been like a breakfast.

03:51:54.280 If I go to a place and they do all-day

03:51:56.100 breakfast, even if it's 6 p.m.

03:51:58.700 100%.

03:51:59.140 I'm a breakfast.

03:52:00.760 Breakfast food supremacist.

03:52:02.400 Even though I don't eat breakfast,

03:52:03.980 right, I mean, I will eat

03:52:06.500 french toast and eggs

03:52:08.660 and potatoes

03:52:10.660 at 11.

03:52:12.320 I don't mind that at all.

03:52:13.740 I love eating breakfast food

03:52:15.840 all day.

03:52:17.080 Delicious.

03:52:18.520 And nothing like it, man.

03:52:19.820 Breakfast burritos.

03:52:21.360 I used to make breakfast burritos

03:52:22.940 before work.

03:52:24.780 Take it to work.

03:52:25.680 And then, you know,

03:52:27.440 load it up with the spicy sausage,

03:52:29.820 onions, scrambled eggs,

03:52:32.000 hot sauce,

03:52:33.500 ketchup on there.

03:52:35.280 Get yourself like a quarter pound burrito, 1.00

03:52:37.160 like one of those big bastards. 1.00

03:52:39.020 Yeah. 1.00

03:52:40.020 Nothing like it.

03:52:41.800 Yeah.

03:52:42.180 You know,

03:52:42.620 I've got to tune you up

03:52:44.900 on

03:52:45.660 elevating

03:52:47.960 your breakfast burrito

03:52:49.800 here.

03:52:50.940 This is something I did

03:52:52.240 just this last year

03:52:53.880 because we had

03:52:54.840 in the wintertime,

03:52:56.640 I make a homemade chili

03:52:57.840 and

03:52:58.920 you know,

03:53:01.120 everyone comes out

03:53:02.140 a little bit different,

03:53:03.160 you know,

03:53:03.420 kind of play with it every time

03:53:04.840 and

03:53:05.480 just run from scratch

03:53:07.140 and mix it up.

03:53:08.060 But we'll

03:53:08.860 have extra leftovers.

03:53:10.880 And so,

03:53:11.420 one morning,

03:53:12.280 I was like,

03:53:13.120 you know what?

03:53:13.900 I asked my wife,

03:53:14.520 what if I put the chili

03:53:15.600 in the breakfast burrito?

03:53:18.060 And

03:53:18.540 a chili breakfast burrito

03:53:20.780 is

03:53:22.220 one of the most amazing things

03:53:24.760 I've ever eaten.

03:53:26.200 So,

03:53:26.600 don't sleep on

03:53:28.380 mixing up some chili

03:53:29.820 and

03:53:30.800 having some leftovers

03:53:32.060 and saving it for a breakfast burrito

03:53:33.860 because it just,

03:53:34.700 it gives you the

03:53:36.040 the

03:53:37.040 the meat

03:53:38.600 and

03:53:39.840 I don't do

03:53:40.740 I do black beans

03:53:42.120 in my

03:53:42.480 breakfast

03:53:42.920 or my chili.

03:53:44.200 So,

03:53:44.680 we got the meat,

03:53:45.440 the black beans,

03:53:46.580 the

03:53:46.800 the

03:53:47.400 the sauce,

03:53:50.400 the whole thing

03:53:51.360 just nails it. 0.74

03:53:52.860 So,

03:53:53.720 you know,

03:53:53.920 put that on your

03:53:54.780 on your list.

03:53:56.040 That's a killer idea.

03:53:57.620 That's a killer idea.

03:53:59.440 It's so good.

03:54:00.700 I still remember it to this day.

03:54:03.840 Still be making my mouth.

03:54:05.040 What do you

03:54:05.460 do you have a secret ingredient

03:54:06.660 with those for the chili?

03:54:08.020 I know that secret ingredients

03:54:09.220 are like a thing

03:54:10.160 with a lot of chili.

03:54:11.440 I personally

03:54:12.100 will never use

03:54:13.680 old chili powder.

03:54:15.540 I found that like

03:54:16.740 once chili powder

03:54:17.600 is more than a couple weeks old

03:54:18.900 it's basically useless.

03:54:20.860 So,

03:54:21.080 I'll always stick with like

03:54:22.060 the freshest,

03:54:22.960 spiciest chili powder

03:54:23.960 I can find.

03:54:24.640 I do

03:54:24.840 kidney beans.

03:54:25.720 That's a good one.

03:54:26.980 Yeah.

03:54:27.800 Yeah.

03:54:28.360 Big kidney bean.

03:54:29.220 Kidney beans and

03:54:30.200 sometimes

03:54:32.220 the northern white beans.

03:54:34.240 White bean,

03:54:34.760 kidney beans.

03:54:36.220 Beans you can mix up

03:54:37.340 a little bit.

03:54:37.720 Kidney beans are the best

03:54:38.540 I find.

03:54:39.340 But do you have

03:54:39.840 a secret ingredient?

03:54:41.360 I do the black beans.

03:54:42.820 I'm just a black bean supremacist 1.00

03:54:45.280 in that way. 0.79

03:54:47.540 It just,

03:54:49.020 that,

03:54:49.800 and then,

03:54:50.780 you know,

03:54:51.260 like I said,

03:54:51.900 it's every time

03:54:53.160 I'll just grab something different.

03:54:54.460 Of course,

03:54:54.860 chili pepper

03:54:55.560 being one.

03:54:57.440 Fresh garlic,

03:54:58.600 always fresh sliced garlic.

03:55:02.240 Onions.

03:55:03.520 I'll go with,

03:55:04.360 I'll go with

03:55:07.380 the red onions

03:55:08.260 on that.

03:55:10.400 So it's,

03:55:11.320 but nothing,

03:55:13.160 you know,

03:55:15.640 just salt and pepper,

03:55:17.060 fresh ground salt,

03:55:18.180 fresh ground pepper,

03:55:19.880 all that stuff.

03:55:23.440 Excellent.

03:55:24.300 You ever had elk chili?

03:55:26.340 You ever had elk meat chili?

03:55:27.700 I haven't ever had elk.

03:55:29.740 I need elk in my life.

03:55:31.560 Yeah,

03:55:31.800 it's pretty good

03:55:32.400 out in like Colorado.

03:55:33.280 It's like a thing.

03:55:34.300 Get yourself an elk burger.

03:55:36.260 I know a,

03:55:37.360 a family friend of ours

03:55:39.320 who used to do

03:55:40.260 a lot of elk hunting

03:55:41.340 and he would,

03:55:42.720 uh,

03:55:43.600 bring back,

03:55:45.680 he'd bring back

03:55:46.320 all sorts of stuff.

03:55:48.020 Jerky, 0.54

03:55:49.360 ground.

03:55:50.440 We got a lot of elk

03:55:51.260 out here in Nevada too,

03:55:52.400 brother.

03:55:53.440 You live in Nevada?

03:55:54.540 Oh yeah,

03:55:55.060 up in Elko.

03:55:55.980 Elko,

03:55:56.440 Nevada.

03:55:57.020 How about that?

03:55:57.840 Dude,

03:55:58.080 check this out.

03:55:58.680 You're going to laugh,

03:55:59.360 Arian.

03:55:59.540 I used to live 1.00

03:56:00.660 in fucking 0.99

03:56:02.940 Winnemucca. 1.00

03:56:06.560 Why?

03:56:09.220 It's a long story,

03:56:10.360 dude.

03:56:10.460 I'll tell you,

03:56:11.140 I'll tell you,

03:56:11.880 it's a long story.

03:56:12.820 It's kind of,

03:56:13.460 it's,

03:56:13.680 it's a long story.

03:56:14.660 I know,

03:56:14.980 right?

03:56:15.780 Winnemucca is,

03:56:16.720 isn't that one of the,

03:56:18.040 uh,

03:56:18.680 the places that

03:56:20.080 Johnny Cash sings about

03:56:21.840 because he's been everywhere.

03:56:23.440 Yeah.

03:56:24.560 Winnemucca's in that,

03:56:25.480 that ditty.

03:56:26.820 That's a good song.

03:56:28.320 Been everywhere,

03:56:29.200 man.

03:56:29.980 Been everywhere.

03:56:32.320 Reno is a weird,

03:56:33.320 horse meat is really good. 0.91

03:56:34.340 I shot a man in Reno 0.98

03:56:35.620 just to watch him die. 0.96

03:56:37.360 That's a good line too.

03:56:39.020 I was just going to say,

03:56:39.860 horse meat,

03:56:40.500 I don't know about the

03:56:41.200 horse meat thing,

03:56:41.820 maybe.

03:56:42.220 You've never tried it at all, 1.00

03:56:43.220 fuck me. 1.00

03:56:43.800 The Europeans are weird. 1.00

03:56:47.260 Americans, 0.80

03:56:47.760 Americans.

03:56:48.380 That's,

03:56:48.660 that's real Aryan right there, 1.00

03:56:50.120 brother.

03:56:50.400 Eating horses is back to the 0.99

03:56:51.700 fucking old days. 0.99

03:56:53.020 That's true. 0.99

03:56:54.220 Well,

03:56:54.460 now what does it taste like?

03:56:55.780 Is it like a,

03:56:57.060 you know,

03:56:57.700 is it like a burger?

03:56:58.660 Is it like bison? 0.65

03:56:59.680 What's it?

03:57:00.240 What's a.

03:57:01.500 It's like elk,

03:57:02.880 but even meatier.

03:57:06.320 Man,

03:57:07.000 they're so majestic.

03:57:08.420 Is that why we stopped

03:57:09.360 eating horse meat?

03:57:12.620 I just can't,

03:57:13.380 I just can't bring myself

03:57:14.420 to eat a horse.

03:57:15.300 Yeah.

03:57:15.540 I don't know what's up.

03:57:16.520 I got to look into that

03:57:17.700 because at some point

03:57:18.940 Americans did

03:57:20.160 stop eating horse

03:57:21.540 and it's commonplace

03:57:22.920 in

03:57:24.120 Europe.

03:57:25.780 So,

03:57:28.160 you know,

03:57:30.120 I don't know what,

03:57:30.960 maybe we just like them

03:57:31.860 so much.

03:57:32.400 Like we started to identify

03:57:33.700 with them so much

03:57:34.620 thanks to the Western thing

03:57:35.900 and started treating them

03:57:36.920 like pets instead of food

03:57:38.200 instead of not food,

03:57:39.720 but I guess instead of like

03:57:40.740 beasts,

03:57:41.480 we started treating them

03:57:42.280 like pets.

03:57:42.800 Is that possible?

03:57:45.280 Maybe.

03:57:45.800 What do you think,

03:57:46.580 Akito?

03:57:49.500 Well,

03:57:49.960 you know,

03:57:50.220 let's not forget that

03:57:51.160 horse milk is its whole

03:57:52.260 own thing as well.

03:57:53.540 I mean,

03:57:53.880 probably arguably

03:57:55.340 possibly bigger

03:57:57.440 than cow milk

03:57:58.240 for,

03:57:58.940 you know,

03:57:59.240 getting us to where

03:57:59.840 we are,

03:58:00.660 you know,

03:58:01.580 got us this far.

03:58:02.380 We probably drank more

03:58:03.340 horse milk than cow milk.

03:58:06.000 That's amazing.

03:58:08.420 Horse milk also,

03:58:10.060 well,

03:58:10.340 it's actually,

03:58:10.920 it's easier for most people

03:58:13.360 to digest than cow milk.

03:58:14.800 That's so.

03:58:16.120 That's interesting.

03:58:17.600 They had,

03:58:18.060 horse milk also,

03:58:18.940 apparently when you

03:58:21.920 make cheese out of it,

03:58:23.780 if you make a little

03:58:24.480 balls, 0.97

03:58:24.960 the Mongolians do this, 0.63

03:58:26.020 they make these little

03:58:26.520 cheese balls and then

03:58:28.480 the outside gets hard

03:58:29.700 and the inside is like

03:58:31.180 a gooey cheese and it

03:58:33.220 lasts for a really long

03:58:34.180 time and they'll tie it

03:58:35.380 into these like bandoliers

03:58:36.780 and they would wear it

03:58:37.960 like across their chest

03:58:39.340 to see like these

03:58:40.180 pictures of Mongols 0.65

03:58:41.220 and they got these like

03:58:42.500 cheese ball bandoliers

03:58:44.300 on so you could just

03:58:45.260 grab your cheese ball

03:58:46.120 and have a bite while

03:58:46.920 you're riding down the

03:58:47.680 trail.

03:58:48.940 They also,

03:58:49.660 what the Mongols 0.68

03:58:50.160 also used to do

03:58:51.260 was they drank

03:58:52.280 their horse's blood

03:58:54.020 when there were, 0.99

03:58:55.300 there was no fucking 0.99

03:58:56.120 food source. 0.99

03:58:57.040 Yeah, 1.00

03:58:57.220 that's fucking metal, 1.00

03:58:58.080 dude. 1.00

03:59:01.180 Yeah,

03:59:01.680 they just puncture

03:59:02.660 a hole into the vein

03:59:03.820 of a horse.

03:59:04.640 Slurp it down.

03:59:07.100 Yum,

03:59:07.360 yum.

03:59:09.120 Yeah,

03:59:09.520 blood,

03:59:09.880 blood drinking

03:59:10.760 has a bad reputation

03:59:12.360 but it's,

03:59:13.400 um,

03:59:14.700 are we really,

03:59:15.580 are we really sure

03:59:16.340 we've fleshed all that out?

03:59:17.860 I don't know

03:59:18.240 if I want to go

03:59:18.820 too deep into that

03:59:19.860 rabbit hole.

03:59:20.600 Well,

03:59:20.860 Zio,

03:59:21.440 Zio lives in Ireland 1.00

03:59:22.760 and in Ireland

03:59:23.800 part of the full

03:59:24.740 Irish breakfast

03:59:25.560 is blood sausage

03:59:26.740 and this stuff

03:59:27.960 is literally

03:59:28.680 tastes like a scab,

03:59:30.080 dude.

03:59:30.440 It's like,

03:59:30.960 they got that dark,

03:59:31.980 they have this dark

03:59:32.720 red blood sausage

03:59:33.880 stuff and it's like

03:59:34.940 a bread.

03:59:36.140 What is that,

03:59:37.000 Zio? 0.99

03:59:37.300 Do you know?

03:59:37.820 Because it's like

03:59:38.200 bready.

03:59:39.040 It's not like a,

03:59:40.040 it's not like a sausage

03:59:41.700 texture.

03:59:42.440 It's like bread

03:59:43.100 but it's got a bunch 0.73

03:59:44.600 of pig blood. 0.83

03:59:46.280 Yeah, 0.97

03:59:46.700 I'm from Estonia

03:59:47.440 and we also have

03:59:48.340 blood sausages

03:59:49.120 but real blood

03:59:50.120 sausages,

03:59:51.200 you know,

03:59:51.540 like pig's blood

03:59:53.300 and stuff.

03:59:54.340 Lamps,

03:59:54.900 you can,

03:59:56.100 yeah,

03:59:56.360 you can do

03:59:56.680 different,

03:59:57.160 different animals.

04:00:00.880 But I'm not

04:00:01.440 really a fan

04:00:02.000 of the Irish

04:00:02.880 blood sausage,

04:00:03.760 I don't know.

04:00:05.100 I was,

04:00:05.540 I was eating it,

04:00:06.280 Everett.

04:00:06.420 Do you know what,

04:00:06.980 dude?

04:00:07.180 The full Irish breakfast

04:00:08.200 at 5.30 in the morning.

04:00:10.220 I stayed at a couple

04:00:10.940 of hostels there.

04:00:12.120 Full Irish breakfast

04:00:12.900 5.30 in the morning

04:00:13.800 with a pint of Guinness.

04:00:15.920 I'm gonna go outside

04:00:16.880 and have a cigarette,

04:00:17.740 dude.

04:00:18.800 That was like orgasmo.

04:00:22.360 That sounds very Irish.

04:00:24.200 Yeah.

04:00:26.780 So,

04:00:27.480 before we get

04:00:28.920 too off topic here,

04:00:30.160 I wanted to bring you

04:00:31.860 back to Cracker Barrel

04:00:33.160 and kind of talk

04:00:34.800 about that today

04:00:35.840 because you've got

04:00:37.740 the rebranding

04:00:38.820 and everybody's

04:00:39.420 talking about

04:00:40.000 the rebranding

04:00:40.840 but I was

04:00:42.420 introduced to

04:00:43.380 the lore

04:00:44.080 of Cracker Barrel

04:00:45.300 and I actually

04:00:46.640 listened to,

04:00:47.500 it was about

04:00:47.760 an hour and 15

04:00:48.920 minutes today

04:00:49.860 of the guys

04:00:51.960 from Amron,

04:00:53.080 American Renaissance,

04:00:54.900 talking about

04:00:56.040 this entire thing

04:00:57.440 and really going

04:00:58.860 into how

04:01:00.360 Cracker Barrel

04:01:01.280 is,

04:01:02.580 it's basically

04:01:04.760 a step back

04:01:07.160 in time

04:01:07.660 at this point

04:01:08.360 or it was

04:01:09.620 going back

04:01:10.940 into Americana

04:01:12.900 and you used

04:01:15.020 to have

04:01:15.400 those restaurants

04:01:16.300 that had

04:01:16.920 a lot of

04:01:17.300 memorabilia,

04:01:18.280 old pictures

04:01:19.120 and a part

04:01:22.340 of what

04:01:23.100 forced Cracker Barrel

04:01:25.260 to change,

04:01:27.620 well one,

04:01:28.700 never go public

04:01:29.680 people,

04:01:30.640 never sell out

04:01:31.960 and go public.

04:01:32.860 it puts

04:01:34.560 your business

04:01:35.560 into a place

04:01:36.660 where you don't

04:01:37.340 have to care

04:01:38.060 about your

04:01:39.860 customers

04:01:40.360 or your

04:01:41.100 employees,

04:01:41.600 you have to

04:01:42.220 care about

04:01:42.820 the bottom

04:01:43.740 line

04:01:44.360 and dividends

04:01:47.380 and that sort

04:01:49.280 of thing,

04:01:49.700 your investors

04:01:50.560 and your

04:01:51.200 shareholders.

04:01:52.400 they're a

04:01:54.780 publicly traded

04:01:55.600 company that

04:01:56.900 probably was a

04:01:57.900 part of their

04:01:58.320 demise but

04:01:59.220 they have a

04:02:02.840 history of

04:02:04.800 some really

04:02:06.180 based practices,

04:02:09.160 not only the

04:02:10.080 memorabilia,

04:02:10.860 we'll get into

04:02:11.320 that in just a

04:02:11.940 bit but

04:02:12.320 they're a

04:02:15.180 mostly white

04:02:16.420 customer base

04:02:17.320 right and

04:02:19.060 as you

04:02:20.420 one,

04:02:21.120 as you

04:02:21.340 replace a

04:02:22.680 population 0.95

04:02:23.820 of white

04:02:25.580 people with

04:02:26.620 non-white 0.52

04:02:27.160 people, 0.69

04:02:27.680 then you

04:02:29.420 have less

04:02:30.180 going on

04:02:31.860 there in

04:02:32.600 terms of

04:02:33.340 your own

04:02:34.120 customer base

04:02:36.220 and over

04:02:39.060 the years

04:02:39.720 they were

04:02:40.180 sued a few

04:02:41.140 times,

04:02:42.060 maybe half a

04:02:43.080 dozen for 0.50

04:02:44.500 different

04:02:45.340 discrimination,

04:02:46.220 civil rights

04:02:47.700 violations,

04:02:49.260 they had

04:02:50.480 segregated

04:02:51.820 their

04:02:52.520 dining room

04:02:55.260 right from

04:02:57.020 whites and

04:02:58.460 blacks,

04:03:00.020 most of 0.99

04:03:00.320 their

04:03:01.120 I think

04:03:03.600 they have

04:03:04.520 660

04:03:07.120 locations,

04:03:12.100 mostly in

04:03:12.960 the south

04:03:13.340 I think

04:03:13.780 and yeah

04:03:14.860 they discriminated

04:03:16.200 that way,

04:03:16.840 they separated

04:03:17.960 their whites 0.77

04:03:18.680 and their

04:03:19.220 blacks, 0.98

04:03:20.480 they would 0.99

04:03:21.860 hire and

04:03:23.120 then fire 1.00

04:03:23.980 blacks because 1.00

04:03:26.020 they suck at 1.00

04:03:27.280 working and 1.00

04:03:28.420 they would just

04:03:29.020 fire them, 0.96

04:03:30.400 they were

04:03:31.780 subject to

04:03:33.440 a few different

04:03:34.520 lawsuits in

04:03:35.400 that regard,

04:03:36.720 treating their 0.70

04:03:37.820 black customers 0.99

04:03:38.920 poorly, 0.99

04:03:40.520 which you

04:03:42.800 don't have to

04:03:43.560 guess,

04:03:46.120 that's probably

04:03:46.820 a lot of

04:03:47.400 complaining

04:03:48.700 from these

04:03:49.840 people,

04:03:50.320 but because

04:03:51.200 they are

04:03:51.920 a white

04:03:53.400 company

04:03:54.780 serving white

04:03:55.620 people,

04:03:57.780 you're just

04:03:58.660 going to be

04:03:59.000 subject to

04:04:00.420 lawsuits,

04:04:01.720 right?

04:04:02.100 At least in

04:04:02.880 our recent

04:04:03.720 history over

04:04:04.320 the past 80

04:04:04.960 years,

04:04:05.320 that's just

04:04:05.740 going to get

04:04:06.260 you hemmed

04:04:06.800 up in

04:04:07.200 lawsuits because

04:04:08.200 you're serving

04:04:10.820 a certain

04:04:12.860 group of

04:04:13.480 people and

04:04:15.080 you are

04:04:17.620 clearly going

04:04:18.980 to cater to

04:04:19.540 those people and

04:04:20.760 it's amazing

04:04:21.620 how they've

04:04:22.880 utilized law

04:04:23.800 fair in

04:04:24.780 order to

04:04:25.900 destroy that

04:04:28.080 brand.

04:04:29.580 the Ameren

04:04:32.040 guys were

04:04:33.020 talking about

04:04:33.980 this morning,

04:04:35.500 one of them

04:04:36.200 had been into

04:04:37.100 a Cracker

04:04:38.020 Barrel

04:04:38.280 recently and

04:04:40.020 it went over

04:04:40.640 the whole

04:04:41.040 lore of how

04:04:42.060 it got

04:04:42.360 started.

04:04:43.440 It was

04:04:43.840 Uncle,

04:04:45.900 what's the

04:04:49.760 guy's name?

04:04:50.420 I'll look it

04:04:51.120 up.

04:04:51.540 The uncle

04:04:52.380 that was

04:04:53.020 pictured on

04:04:54.360 the Cracker

04:04:54.780 Barrel

04:04:55.060 logo,

04:04:56.680 Uncle

04:04:58.080 Hector or

04:04:58.740 something,

04:04:59.040 but he

04:05:00.860 was kind

04:05:02.220 of the

04:05:02.860 consultant

04:05:04.040 on putting

04:05:05.840 this all

04:05:06.280 together because

04:05:06.920 he was a

04:05:07.460 salesperson with

04:05:08.380 all of these

04:05:08.920 country markets

04:05:09.760 so they

04:05:10.220 started

04:05:10.700 building these

04:05:14.360 out and

04:05:14.940 making them

04:05:15.420 very quaint

04:05:17.100 and very

04:05:17.600 comfortable

04:05:18.400 to visit

04:05:20.660 and it's

04:05:22.220 our people,

04:05:22.860 right?

04:05:23.020 It's just

04:05:23.320 good old

04:05:24.420 southern

04:05:24.880 hospitality

04:05:26.200 and good

04:05:27.700 old boys

04:05:28.340 and you

04:05:30.820 get into

04:05:33.080 the history

04:05:36.240 of that

04:05:36.780 and hanging

04:05:37.160 up pictures

04:05:38.080 of old

04:05:39.660 baseball teams

04:05:40.920 and old

04:05:41.860 American

04:05:42.880 memorabilia

04:05:44.300 and it's all

04:05:45.500 going to be

04:05:45.900 white,

04:05:46.960 right?

04:05:47.220 All the

04:05:47.640 pictures on

04:05:48.440 all the

04:05:48.980 walls is

04:05:49.600 all going

04:05:50.020 to be 0.59

04:05:50.300 white and

04:05:52.340 and that

04:05:53.600 is a part

04:05:55.760 of their

04:05:56.320 culture and

04:05:57.420 a part of

04:05:57.880 their niche

04:05:58.980 and their

04:05:59.760 kitsch,

04:06:00.620 right?

04:06:01.040 And

04:06:01.520 ultimately it

04:06:03.200 makes it feel

04:06:03.800 like it's a

04:06:04.320 white supremacist

04:06:05.460 place when 0.90

04:06:08.620 you get 0.96

04:06:09.220 these non-whites 1.00

04:06:10.620 going in there 0.80

04:06:11.360 and you're

04:06:11.600 going to see

04:06:12.040 all this great

04:06:12.820 things that

04:06:13.440 our people

04:06:14.240 have done

04:06:14.800 and it

04:06:15.560 really

04:06:15.820 becomes

04:06:16.380 it's

04:06:17.260 actually

04:06:17.640 a part

04:06:18.620 of the

04:06:18.840 culture

04:06:19.200 war

04:06:19.520 and I

04:06:19.780 thought

04:06:19.940 the

04:06:20.100 history

04:06:20.640 of

04:06:21.040 what

04:06:22.100 they'd

04:06:22.440 been

04:06:22.640 through

04:06:22.920 and

04:06:23.060 everything

04:06:23.360 was very

04:06:23.920 interesting

04:06:24.500 on how

04:06:25.860 they're

04:06:26.360 kind of an

04:06:26.820 icon

04:06:27.220 takedown

04:06:28.440 to be

04:06:29.100 honest

04:06:29.460 and in

04:06:30.420 this

04:06:30.680 moment I

04:06:31.720 really didn't

04:06:32.220 know all

04:06:32.840 of that

04:06:33.120 I just

04:06:33.400 thought it

04:06:33.640 was a

04:06:33.900 rebranding

04:06:34.440 I wasn't

04:06:34.820 really

04:06:35.120 you know

04:06:36.040 it didn't

04:06:36.660 sound like a

04:06:37.320 place I

04:06:37.680 wanted to

04:06:38.100 go to be

04:06:38.640 honest

04:06:38.940 but I'm

04:06:39.320 kind of

04:06:39.620 I don't

04:06:40.080 know Cracker

04:06:40.780 Barrel

04:06:41.080 so if

04:06:42.240 anybody's been

04:06:42.880 to Cracker

04:06:43.400 Barrel

04:06:43.700 want to

04:06:44.020 talk about

04:06:44.620 it

04:06:44.800 I know

04:06:45.460 Skull

04:06:45.720 Mask

04:06:45.960 you have

04:06:46.500 and

04:06:47.120 talk about

04:06:49.020 what it's

04:06:49.560 like and

04:06:50.200 what the

04:06:50.840 feeling is

04:06:51.560 because I

04:06:51.840 know old

04:06:52.560 roadside

04:06:53.920 cafes

04:06:55.300 like we've

04:06:56.340 got them

04:06:56.640 and you go

04:06:57.160 to Tahoe

04:06:58.200 where Arian

04:06:59.100 is

04:06:59.400 you got

04:07:00.040 old roadside

04:07:00.940 cafes

04:07:01.380 they're just

04:07:02.360 great hometown

04:07:03.480 cooking

04:07:04.120 and it's

04:07:06.420 exactly what

04:07:07.200 you'd want

04:07:07.900 in a

04:07:09.940 place where

04:07:11.240 you're hungry

04:07:11.780 you gotta

04:07:12.220 stop off

04:07:12.960 at the

04:07:13.220 side of

04:07:13.540 the road

04:07:13.880 because

04:07:14.100 you're

04:07:14.260 traveling

04:07:14.600 through

04:07:14.960 and whatnot

04:07:15.360 or even

04:07:15.860 just you

04:07:16.720 know going

04:07:17.160 down on a

04:07:17.860 on a Sunday

04:07:18.680 morning to

04:07:19.380 have family

04:07:20.320 breakfast and

04:07:21.200 so forth

04:07:21.820 so Kikito

04:07:23.360 go ahead

04:07:23.800 so yeah

04:07:27.300 Cracker

04:07:27.720 Barrels

04:07:28.080 they all

04:07:28.500 have a

04:07:29.020 and I

04:07:29.580 don't even

04:07:29.880 like it

04:07:30.360 the food's

04:07:30.780 kind of

04:07:31.060 bland and

04:07:31.580 a little

04:07:31.860 high for

04:07:32.700 my taste

04:07:33.140 I'm just

04:07:33.480 going to

04:07:33.680 go to

04:07:33.900 mom and

04:07:34.240 pop if

04:07:34.660 I can

04:07:34.920 find them

04:07:35.340 around

04:07:35.640 somewhere

04:07:36.080 but they

04:07:37.880 all have

04:07:38.220 their little

04:07:38.580 country gift

04:07:39.540 store right

04:07:40.200 there as

04:07:40.500 you walk

04:07:40.860 in and

04:07:42.000 you say

04:07:42.700 you haven't

04:07:43.020 been to

04:07:43.300 one but

04:07:43.540 let me

04:07:43.740 tell you

04:07:44.000 it's full

04:07:44.320 of pottery

04:07:45.160 and all

04:07:45.560 this glass 0.99

04:07:46.100 shit and 0.99

04:07:46.700 just a 1.00

04:07:47.300 very

04:07:47.580 non-black 0.52

04:07:50.080 friendly

04:07:50.500 atmosphere

04:07:50.700 is it like

04:07:51.160 local stuff

04:07:51.840 or is it

04:07:52.880 like

04:07:53.740 sorcery

04:07:55.480 just stuff

04:07:56.520 in

04:07:56.720 country

04:07:58.180 themed

04:07:58.740 stuff

04:07:59.180 I'm sure

04:07:59.560 they get

04:07:59.880 it out

04:08:00.120 of a

04:08:00.300 Walmart

04:08:00.580 factory

04:08:01.100 somewhere

04:08:01.520 but it's

04:08:02.540 it's themed

04:08:03.100 in that

04:08:03.520 way

04:08:03.760 you know

04:08:04.140 and so

04:08:04.420 people like 1.00

04:08:04.960 that shit 1.00

04:08:05.460 and some 1.00

04:08:06.460 of the stuff

04:08:06.900 it's probably

04:08:07.400 things you can't

04:08:08.000 find other

04:08:08.440 places

04:08:08.900 but it's not

04:08:10.840 like any

04:08:11.360 kind of viable

04:08:12.080 store

04:08:12.540 it's just

04:08:12.800 it really

04:08:13.160 is a gift

04:08:13.580 shop

04:08:13.920 but it is

04:08:15.020 not black

04:08:15.720 compatible

04:08:16.160 and so now

04:08:17.000 that we're

04:08:17.580 here at the

04:08:18.000 forefront

04:08:18.340 with all

04:08:19.120 of you know

04:08:19.480 Cracker Barrel

04:08:20.080 blah blah blah

04:08:20.520 everybody's going

04:08:21.700 to come out

04:08:22.040 and try to make

04:08:22.480 it Blacker 0.99

04:08:23.020 Barrel

04:08:23.320 so this

04:08:24.040 ought to be

04:08:24.540 freaking

04:08:24.820 interesting

04:08:25.380 because you

04:08:26.420 know what

04:08:26.720 will happen

04:08:27.120 I mean

04:08:27.820 hell

04:08:28.000 they're clumsy 1.00

04:08:28.520 as fuck 1.00

04:08:29.020 they got 1.00

04:08:29.940 those big

04:08:30.340 booties

04:08:30.720 that they're

04:08:31.000 dragging

04:08:31.280 behind them

04:08:31.860 it's just

04:08:32.580 not going

04:08:32.920 to be good

04:08:33.220 and what

04:08:33.840 I'm saying

04:08:34.300 this gift

04:08:35.400 store

04:08:35.880 thing

04:08:36.240 this gift

04:08:36.660 shop

04:08:36.940 thing

04:08:37.160 that these

04:08:37.560 restaurants

04:08:38.380 have

04:08:38.900 it's

04:08:39.720 like

04:08:40.320 it's

04:08:40.760 rife

04:08:41.260 for

04:08:41.820 shoplifting

04:08:42.980 you know

04:08:43.380 because it's

04:08:43.820 a restaurant

04:08:44.240 okay

04:08:44.560 they don't

04:08:44.860 exactly

04:08:45.180 have an

04:08:45.860 asset

04:08:46.340 management

04:08:46.920 team

04:08:47.340 you know

04:08:48.000 ten big

04:08:48.560 guys

04:08:48.940 hiding

04:08:49.200 behind

04:08:49.500 a door

04:08:50.840 somewhere

04:08:51.160 watching

04:08:51.520 everything

04:08:51.840 on camera

04:08:52.400 and then

04:08:53.300 everything

04:08:53.800 in there

04:08:54.140 is just

04:08:54.380 breakable

04:08:54.860 as could

04:08:55.200 be

04:08:55.480 and you

04:08:56.240 know how

04:08:56.560 they are

04:08:56.920 everywhere

04:08:57.180 they go

04:08:57.620 nothing's

04:08:58.060 good enough

04:08:58.620 and oh

04:08:59.440 there's a

04:08:59.700 fly in my

04:09:00.280 suit

04:09:00.560 now the

04:09:00.980 guy next

04:09:01.680 to me

04:09:01.960 wants one

04:09:02.680 too

04:09:03.020 in his

04:09:03.540 suit

04:09:03.820 but yeah

04:09:04.260 it ought

04:09:04.880 to be

04:09:05.180 interesting

04:09:05.940 to see

04:09:06.520 how this

04:09:07.480 plays out

04:09:08.140 if it does

04:09:09.260 go that

04:09:09.600 way

04:09:09.760 because I

04:09:10.060 guarantee

04:09:10.320 you 0.99

04:09:10.560 the blacks 1.00

04:09:11.220 will descend 1.00

04:09:11.840 on cracker

04:09:12.540 barrel

04:09:12.720 and try

04:09:13.020 to make

04:09:13.300 it be

04:09:13.540 blacker

04:09:14.000 barrel

04:09:14.240 and try

04:09:14.580 to make

04:09:15.200 it all

04:09:15.460 about

04:09:15.740 them

04:09:16.020 blah

04:09:16.280 blah

04:09:16.420 blah

04:09:16.700 so

04:09:17.020 we'll

04:09:17.720 see some 1.00

04:09:18.080 shit 1.00

04:09:18.300 if that 1.00

04:09:18.560 yeah

04:09:19.060 just a

04:09:19.520 note

04:09:19.720 on that

04:09:20.340 before we

04:09:21.220 get to

04:09:21.380 the next

04:09:21.660 hand

04:09:22.000 is that

04:09:22.720 so when

04:09:24.160 you eat

04:09:24.580 there

04:09:24.980 you get

04:09:26.140 your receipt

04:09:26.800 and then

04:09:27.720 you leave

04:09:28.140 the restaurant

04:09:28.760 and you

04:09:29.140 go back

04:09:29.640 to the

04:09:31.640 country store

04:09:32.540 to pay

04:09:33.000 for your

04:09:33.360 food

04:09:33.700 and they

04:09:34.280 brought

04:09:34.500 that up

04:09:35.000 because

04:09:35.280 you know

04:09:35.680 how folks

04:09:38.080 like to

04:09:38.540 dine and

04:09:38.940 dash

04:09:39.220 right

04:09:39.560 and so

04:09:40.640 it's

04:09:42.220 like a

04:09:43.380 little

04:09:43.620 microcosm

04:09:44.520 of a

04:09:44.760 high trust

04:09:45.240 society

04:09:45.820 like you

04:09:46.220 just

04:09:46.420 brought

04:09:46.680 up

04:09:46.900 so

04:09:47.160 yeah

04:09:47.620 green

04:09:48.880 power

04:09:49.120 go ahead

04:09:49.500 yeah

04:09:54.080 it's

04:09:54.540 it's

04:09:54.760 just

04:09:54.940 funny

04:09:55.240 because

04:09:55.600 there's

04:09:55.840 so

04:09:56.060 many

04:09:56.340 different

04:09:56.860 videos

04:09:57.460 of

04:09:58.520 like

04:09:59.080 oh

04:09:59.420 you

04:09:59.640 people

04:10:00.280 you

04:10:00.540 people

04:10:00.820 don't

04:10:01.020 have

04:10:01.220 any

04:10:01.420 culture

04:10:01.860 white

04:10:02.160 people 0.68

04:10:02.440 don't

04:10:02.660 have

04:10:02.840 any

04:10:03.020 culture

04:10:03.420 and

04:10:03.560 it's

04:10:03.720 like

04:10:03.920 it's

04:10:05.160 it's

04:10:05.900 being

04:10:06.320 erased

04:10:07.060 as

04:10:07.580 I mean

04:10:08.060 we're

04:10:08.320 watching

04:10:08.780 it

04:10:09.140 brick

04:10:09.800 by

04:10:10.080 brick

04:10:10.460 they're

04:10:10.760 erasing

04:10:11.380 everything

04:10:12.220 that

04:10:12.680 is

04:10:12.880 known

04:10:13.280 as

04:10:13.860 as

04:10:14.720 white

04:10:15.120 as

04:10:15.560 a

04:10:15.760 culture

04:10:16.160 as

04:10:16.540 a

04:10:16.720 race

04:10:16.880 and

04:10:18.120 and

04:10:18.460 then

04:10:18.800 and

04:10:19.820 then

04:10:20.080 they

04:10:20.340 do

04:10:20.580 they

04:10:20.800 do

04:10:20.960 a

04:10:21.100 dance

04:10:21.420 and

04:10:21.580 they're

04:10:21.740 like

04:10:21.900 that's

04:10:22.140 my

04:10:22.300 culture

04:10:22.700 you

04:10:23.500 know

04:10:23.800 it's

04:10:24.760 just

04:10:24.900 crazy

04:10:25.340 how

04:10:25.600 they

04:10:25.780 just

04:10:26.100 like

04:10:26.420 whitewash

04:10:27.280 everything

04:10:28.760 into

04:10:29.320 this

04:10:29.640 like

04:10:29.920 blob

04:10:30.520 that

04:10:31.200 they're

04:10:31.580 you

04:10:32.060 know

04:10:32.200 it's

04:10:32.900 it's

04:10:33.260 everything

04:10:33.940 they get

04:10:34.400 their

04:10:34.560 CEOs

04:10:34.980 in

04:10:35.400 and

04:10:35.600 they

04:10:35.920 did

04:10:36.100 it

04:10:36.220 to

04:10:36.380 Ford

04:10:36.640 too

04:10:37.080 where

04:10:38.520 the

04:10:38.720 people

04:10:39.280 that

04:10:39.720 you

04:10:39.920 know

04:10:40.040 Henry

04:10:40.280 was

04:10:40.560 against

04:10:41.000 bought

04:10:41.440 him

04:10:41.640 out

04:10:41.900 eventually

04:10:42.360 bought

04:10:42.680 his company

04:10:43.080 out

04:10:43.300 so yeah

04:10:43.540 I just

04:10:43.760 want to

04:10:44.040 throw

04:10:46.880 cracker

04:10:52.160 barrel

04:10:52.180 take

04:10:52.500 here

04:10:52.760 now that I'm swirling it around in my brain a little bit I got a pretty hard take on cracker barrel and basically the essence of it is that this whole cracker barrel itself is fundamentally decadent

04:11:00.000 that what we saw in post after the civil war they took our southern culture our southern heritage and they packaged it up into kitsch that's the perfect word for it mythos into kitsch and they put it in these little warehouses and slapped them down next to the highway and they said here you go here's your southern food and kikito is right like it's not great food i have fond memories because i used to go there with my grandparents and they lived down in florida and uh i didn't like they're all they're gone

04:11:29.980 now so like anytime i think about spending time with them and i look back it's always enjoyable and they buy me a little rock candy in the gift store and i chomp on it on my way out but this idea that we take these things like this is really a one of the huge problems with america is we take these icons these symbols of our culture and then we allow them to turn into these commercialized little joints that sit there on the side of the highway that you can go and you can get your cisco food

04:11:59.500 your goyslop and it's not that great and like kikito said dude if you're around one of these places and you're looking for a place to eat go find a mom and pop joint these places are run by hard-working people and chances are they've got local food that they're selling there cracker barrel again is another one of these chain goyslop restaurants and we're flocking to it because of the culture war it's like you can't get rid of our cracker barrel cracker barrel is like a

04:12:25.720 a a what's the word um you do it in calculus uh a um there's a word for it formula there's a word yeah yeah

04:12:37.920 it's like a formulaic um like a a shadow it's like a formulaic reflection it's the simulacrum of the southern hospitality of the southern life and you go in there and it's supposed to give you a certain feeling and it's supposed to have a certain smell

04:12:53.640 and you go in there and you get your little good feelings and you're like yeah this is american culture

04:12:57.960 but it's not man it's not like it's it's it's like the allegory of the cave yeah dude like the allegory

04:13:06.060 of the cave it's the shadow of southern culture projected onto the wall and there it is and that

04:13:12.600 might be a bit of a hard take because i know we're all on team cb now but uh hey man yeah i'm not yeah

04:13:19.320 and i'll say i'm not necessarily i'm still scratching the surface here myself so you know

04:13:24.300 unpacking this whole thing i mean i think i think you nailed something there it's the franchising of 0.99

04:13:29.920 american heritage right yes that's the perfect way to describe it yeah it and it and it ultimately fuck 1.00

04:13:37.660 it fuck you i mean ultimately but uh you know and i went back and forth with grok about this he said hey 0.99

04:13:43.980 if if if my customer my market demands that i have and hire uh people of a certain racial demographic 0.99

04:13:52.660 in order to serve my my customers you know is it and and that's the only way that my my business is

04:13:58.840 going to survive isn't that an uh an ethical move right so this is this is kind of the crosshair here

04:14:04.500 is is uh uh you know can you can you just mix and match uh the your your product and isn't your

04:14:15.520 people part of your product and if you if you debase that then you are ruining your own company 0.83

04:14:21.720 and and no longer viable and then everything becomes well fuck it just ship it out from a from a 0.97

04:14:29.060 factory where you don't know who it is put it on a shelf where you go pick it up and 0.96

04:14:33.440 check out with a robot and now we've removed the racial component of life so now everybody can be

04:14:40.220 okay doing business and you need their uh factory made stamped smashed neutral bar right so uh yeah

04:14:49.220 friend of the family go ahead what's going on ladies and gentlemen um yeah i just went to cracker

04:14:56.720 barrel about three weeks ago i took my lady up there um i get a kick out of the uh americana kitsch 0.99

04:15:02.480 and um yeah like uh kikido was saying the food's pretty plain um it was pretty bad service too i 0.98

04:15:09.660 actually had a fucking african serving us with face tampons 1.00

04:15:13.260 yeah uh it was pretty disappointing and yeah there wasn't a lot of people there it was me and maybe 0.97

04:15:27.580 like eight other people i see why they're trying to make some changes but uh yeah i don't know uh

04:15:35.800 yeah it's kind of that's about all i got

04:15:43.260 yeah it's uh if you go to a i posed this question to grok i said you know if i'm a if i go to

04:15:53.560 a sushi restaurant right i don't want to see a bunch of africans serving me my food i want japanese 1.00

04:16:06.900 people i use that to kind of push on that cultural line uh and and basically got out that uh you know

04:16:16.820 the the the rule of law is to destroy that that there and through you know discriminatory practices

04:16:29.840 right to uh remove the opportunity for people to build uh their business uh in a way that serves

04:16:38.200 their their actual market in a way that's authentic and so uh basically and i asked like if if

04:16:49.820 discrimination became the norm um you know then what and any you know gave you a traditional grok response

04:16:59.640 equivocating uh equivocating and bullshit um but basically that's it you know making discrimination

04:17:06.100 the norm is is the new uh it's the new great thing and it goes from you know from just being america as 0.92

04:17:21.800 we were a 95 percent white didn't have to just you know didn't have to think about that because we 0.96

04:17:27.920 weren't flooded with all this bullshit now it's going to be an intentional discrimination 0.98

04:17:33.380 and it's going to you know just uh go back to you know rttl's um push on this this is their hot button 0.98

04:17:43.480 this is their push button here is discrimination is a normal everyday healthy activity and we all

04:17:50.440 should do it and that'll be the new um the new way forward it'll be it'll be a race on that line

04:17:59.660 versus the robots i think trying to take over

04:18:02.700 arian go ahead

04:18:06.680 yeah i just wanted to say

04:18:13.680 to uh cracker barrel i don't know i must have been 12 years old i i took a cross-country trip with my

04:18:22.940 grandmother and we drove all the way from sacramento to pennsylvania and we took route 66 and i went to

04:18:30.780 the first cracker barrel ever in lebanon tennessee and i loved it man i thought it was a great time as a 0.97

04:18:36.800 kid um the food for me i got the chicken and dumplings i'll remember that shit forever it was really 0.92

04:18:41.660 good so maybe things have changed since then i haven't been for 20 years or whatever but 0.98

04:18:45.900 back in the day it was actually really cool it was just full of whites having a good time 0.97

04:18:50.040 the gift shop was pretty cool they had like games that you could play for the kids like checkers and

04:18:54.440 stuff while you're waiting uh it was a good place so sad yeah there's this sad but it's an

04:18:59.860 yeah there's this one game uh it's the uh the golf tea hopping game right where you start with

04:19:07.640 uh um golf tees and in a pyramid i think there's 10 uh and then but there's only nine golf tees 10

04:19:16.440 holes and then you hop every time you hop uh you know one of these spaces you have to you know you 0.55

04:19:23.160 try to remove all of the golf tees from the the game there and uh and i remember that game i don't

04:19:30.580 know where i played it it was a uh it was one of these country types country stores though

04:19:36.640 and um and the golf game it used or that that little puzzle game it used to give you like if

04:19:45.480 you had four or less or four or more remaining on it then you're like a retard it used to have like 1.00

04:19:51.340 this pretty harsh grading system like and if you got if you got it down to one you were like 0.99

04:19:56.660 uh a genius but it was it was kind of honest right it's like hey you really fucked up you failed 0.90

04:20:04.680 and you're you you belong in a in an institution and i remember that game and i remember those

04:20:13.100 grading systems i don't it's really foggy i don't even exactly know where that was maybe it's just

04:20:19.080 something my grandma you know i can imagine that like my grandma had it at her house actually maybe

04:20:24.220 she bought it from one of their country stores on the way out and brought it home right but uh i remember

04:20:29.960 that and they so they've taken off all of the uh the harsh criticisms on that but these these country

04:20:37.280 stores i've got one on a highway uh and it's it's exactly like this you know from what everything's

04:20:44.640 being described as uh cracker barrel it's exactly like this it's got a country store it's kind of

04:20:50.940 different like you walk in it's like where do i even go and then you find your restaurant you go okay

04:20:56.100 here's the restaurant and they've got a big outdoor area where it's all old uh like a reconstructed

04:21:04.360 old shanty town or mining town and the kids can go out there and play through all of it um

04:21:10.560 run up and down and it's just a nice cool environment right and it's uh it's regardless of even if the

04:21:18.820 food's great um it's uh it's a whole altogether it's an experience and i like you know when you

04:21:26.700 franchise something it just starts to to to replicate itself in a way that's like

04:21:33.800 it loses its its humanity it loses its human touch and i understand the draw to it right and i understand

04:21:43.200 like being able to replicate something that's successful and then do it over and over again

04:21:49.340 and you spread that that that cracker barrel out to a bunch of places and that's a great idea hey

04:21:55.640 look at this is a great thing people here love it let's share it to the next town and let's share it

04:22:00.240 to the next town let's share it to the next town and then it becomes this like this blob of uh

04:22:07.460 just consumption um and and it kind of loses even if even when it's franchised and it's locally owned

04:22:15.500 and operated it's still it just kind of loses itself i don't know so there's a there's a a cut there

04:22:22.420 uh you know hey sorry missus but uh yeah i've got to go white power guys i'm gonna go play some

04:22:28.780 poker wish me luck uh yeah good luck zionist bring back some big cash brother oh i had a good night

04:22:34.620 yesterday right hopefully the same today we'll see all right white power white power i'll ask you

04:22:40.640 the same question in the scholar you can uh yeah remind me later i'll i'll come in as well like

04:22:45.760 12 hours probably all right right brother with lots of money lots of money

04:22:52.240 take the house

04:22:56.360 hey what's up what's up well if you ever been to a cracker barrel

04:23:04.160 oh yeah yeah i just went to a cracker barrel for the first time probably like a year ago 0.95

04:23:09.560 i want the old white guy back on the menu bro kick that hook nose weasel off of the ceo 1.00

04:23:15.380 she did it on purpose you know what she's doing man i mean cracker barrel is barely palpable for a 1.00

04:23:21.300 person like me anyways but to make it like a starbucks that ain't never getting no fucking money i i hate to 0.99

04:23:28.900 tell you though the grits are solid as fuck there though it's only place you can go to get grits 0.99

04:23:33.080 you don't have to worry about nigger boons like fighting in the background dude 1.00

04:23:36.680 yeah my wife went to a cracker barrel uh she was in 0.99

04:23:41.900 missouri i think uh with family she was telling me about that and she's like

04:23:47.020 uh she's like grits like i don't know yeah i've only had grits in uh in jail and those 1.00

04:23:56.340 i knew you'd say that yeah it's just corn all it is is corn i hate corn but that's what grits is i 0.53

04:24:03.000 wish it wasn't corn but it's good as fuck dude yeah some good grits i've had good grits uh actually 0.99

04:24:08.480 i i digress it the best grits i ever had was in chino state prison you know that stupid song 1.00

04:24:15.120 fucking getting on the gray goose by that fucking nigger what's his name that's about a bus it only 1.00

04:24:21.100 goes to chino it's like this little gray fucking um like short kind of bus the gray goose and that's 1.00

04:24:27.720 the only place that in state of california that i know that served actual grits still and that was 0.98

04:24:33.460 fucking uh chino 1.00

04:24:34.400 yeah uh sounds like they served actual food over there that's interesting 0.99

04:24:43.560 hey you won't believe who we fucking saw out out and about you know that i don't want to say it 0.98

04:24:50.100 out do you know that weird asian guy zuki i don't know oh fuck dude that dude's a wreck me and homeboy 1.00

04:24:58.580 went out to a strip club and saw that dude at a strip club dude 0.99

04:25:01.460 uh i don't know we know what that is you know the way i think of cracker barrel too i thought of an

04:25:11.740 analogy for cracker barrel it's analogous to the difference between toby keith and marty robbins

04:25:16.560 it's it's a franchise this is a it's like the stadium country versus the good stuff like we had

04:25:25.340 we had some good stuff in this country man and it's funny because this is the kind of stuff that's like

04:25:30.260 when we were when i was growing up down south in florida which isn't really the south florida's

04:25:36.440 kind of strange florida's like something else but um it's all like the like uh you know collard greens

04:25:43.680 and grits and all this stuff is like that was poor people food and we you know the people had to do the

04:25:49.540 best with what they had and they were living off the land or had to uh had a sustenance lifestyle

04:25:56.340 agrarian sustenance lifestyle they were hunting fishing trapping living like that so they have this

04:26:01.960 simple foodstuffs and um it really peeves me when groids talk about how this is their food their soul 1.00

04:26:10.680 food and it's not this is this is the stuff that the poor white people were making that they picked up 0.51

04:26:16.660 soul african food is dirt is what african food is dirt and grubs and and and people and like raw meat 1.00

04:26:25.080 and like little tubers it's african soul food they don't have a food culture and to act like the 0.97

04:26:32.380 grits and collard greens is their food culture is ridiculous yeah yeah it's it's like this is what we

04:26:39.080 ate here once we got to america and it's like oh this is our food now it's like this none of this is

04:26:44.900 your food chicken fried chicken is not your food watermelon's not your food you may like it

04:26:49.660 it's not your food like none of this is yours it's it's grubs and tubers and maybe a wildebeest that

04:26:57.480 you know uh you know harmed it you know injured itself and you were able to hit it with sticks like

04:27:04.800 they they had in their entire history never had a tool even a weapon as a hunting people never had a

04:27:11.880 weapon that required a uh a lasting arrowhead or spearhead it was all one-time use sticks and then

04:27:24.300 throw it away and and that's it and and then to come in and start to claim uh and you know the

04:27:33.720 the latest claim is is hilarious i haven't dug into it at all um but i will i will uh hail jared

04:27:41.800 taylor for for something he recently did i'll get to in just a second but the uh the idea that the

04:27:48.520 the africans in atlanta and atlanta georgia is actually the original atlantis and the africans

04:27:58.860 are the original atlanteans uh this is a new one i mean they they will do all they can to escape the

04:28:07.500 reality of who they are and where they come from right this uh this foundational black american

04:28:13.180 everything that they have is such a grasp and a and a a and and that's that is what separates us

04:28:22.420 when we go through our history our real history as as white people and we we just trace it all the

04:28:28.340 way back there was a question you know um kikido brought up like uh you know about you know fake 0.84

04:28:35.300 history and and uh reinventing like when we go back through our actual history of white people

04:28:43.360 and we trace all the different lines back and all the different civilizations back and through their

04:28:49.540 you know early uh back to the bronze age and and pre-bronze age and and all the way back to their

04:28:57.360 migration patterns you see the same spirit everywhere and that's how you know it's true 0.99

04:29:03.880 because it's the same spirit every single place throughout history they they manifested it in

04:29:12.120 different ways but it was um it was tribal and it was uh evolutionary and it was about settling

04:29:27.620 and building and building in a place you know people built different different styles different places but

04:29:33.700 they all had that same sense of of settle and conquer and domesticate and that's that's who we are

04:29:46.360 and we did that through america to the point where we are here now uh with nowhere left to go

04:29:54.460 being invaded and turning around uh and one laughing at these people you know jared taylor posted uh this

04:30:04.000 video this ai video of these these africans pretending they're like um wakanda ites with this amazing

04:30:13.800 technology and this history of uh being egyptians and everything it's and uh i love seeing him clown on

04:30:21.120 those people it's it's great stuff for for an old boomer to be able to do that but oh we we have that

04:30:29.420 we've done that and we have no place to go left and we're seeing people continually realize this and i was

04:30:42.680 thinking about this yesterday when i saw a post by jack pasobic right jack pasobic is a white man

04:30:50.860 he's got issues political and religious issues which he's sifting through but he can only go so long

04:31:00.560 lying to himself about how this works before he gets to where we are even jack pasobic i actually

04:31:09.740 think he's on a certain path one of his good friends is ahead of him rhetorically and is is uh

04:31:19.180 it's joshua lysic uh he's ahead of him and there's there's a direction here that will go because

04:31:27.480 ultimately you get to the point where you realize even the 10 or 5 or 1 of these non-whites who could 1.00

04:31:37.900 actually comport themselves in our society they cannot there's no reason to bring them along just as a

04:31:46.140 token we can do everything by ourselves and once you reach that realize actually we can do all of

04:31:52.960 this by ourselves we don't need any of these people and bringing one is not an answer to any 1.00

04:31:59.360 salute you know anybody's problems and then you go oh fuck it just just white now it's just fucking 0.99

04:32:05.500 white and i and everybody's gonna get there because it's who we are we we actually are genetically 1.00

04:32:10.640 white uh and and that's a that's a big deal i'm seeing it happen i'm i'm actually very encouraged

04:32:16.600 about it doesn't go fast enough and it's not going to be uh you know peaceful enough to just be happy

04:32:22.540 about it but it is happening and there's no stopping it i don't think yeah i think there's an inevitability

04:32:30.900 to the progression people who have more to lose some of these people have platforms takes a lot

04:32:36.920 for them to you know uh leave the plantation and uh we see it with the daily wire to this kind of like

04:32:45.560 very jewish controlled op idea that uh you know well okay maybe we'll criticize jews a little bit oh 0.70

04:32:55.780 well okay maybe we'll criticize you know this stuff a little bit but i think more and more like it's it's

04:33:02.760 becoming just uh completely unavoidable discourse at this point so i'm here for it you know it's

04:33:10.240 gonna be white power and it's gonna be interesting when people think that they're gonna have they're

04:33:15.540 gonna be able to maintain their their influence by johnny come lately he's gonna maintain his

04:33:21.940 influence and be like wow guys i'm so i thought i was red-pilled before now i'm totally red-pilled

04:33:27.080 guys i swear this time i'm really totally red-pilled

04:33:32.760 yeah there's this guy uh his last name is loesch uh he was uh biting back at something that jack

04:33:42.540 posovic said about how you know we've we've left the blood and soil idea behind um and that you know

04:33:51.780 people who moved to uh america 10 years ago are more american than the democrats right and it's stuck in this

04:34:02.460 retarded paradigm and it's it's it's fine we can deal with our traitors but pretending that somebody 0.98

04:34:12.180 even somebody who's come in the early 1900s the world that they entered into was not the america

04:34:19.660 that our founding fathers and our our own heritage conquered and developed it's like it's like moving

04:34:27.660 into a house and thinking you appreciate it just as much as the person who built it and the person

04:34:32.900 who built it knows every nook and cranny knows the meaning behind everything they did uh it was

04:34:39.240 purposeful and there's you know this this uh this temporary fix and this uh this this non

04:34:51.960 uh heritage ideology of uh of replacement replacing things and and uh you know nothing lasts forever

04:35:03.820 anymore and all of these things that you know used to uh be able to really rely on you build something

04:35:10.020 out of out of iron and steel and it was going to last centuries and uh and the uh the the world that

04:35:18.180 we've been introduced to over the past hundred years is all disposable it's uh you know how in fight

04:35:25.020 club he says this is my single serving uh you know my single serving friend everything is single

04:35:30.260 serving and that's that robot lifestyle that's that that is that uh elon musk um dream world uh this

04:35:40.160 techno communism uh that that they want to build out and everybody's going to live a high income

04:35:46.160 lifestyle don't worry guys just some people are going to live more high income lifestyles than

04:35:50.900 others right right yeah okay bro uh arian go ahead

04:36:00.260 yeah that uh the whole atlanta was really atlantis 0.66

04:36:05.240 shtick that's actually a fucking plot line from futurama they're just stealing plot lines 1.00

04:36:11.100 from futurama i mean that's high brow right there and that's how stupid these people are i mean they 0.99

04:36:18.300 they uh they will grasp at anything for an identity right and that's that's what we are 0.99

04:36:26.380 forced to restore is our true identity about who we are and about what happened being honest about

04:36:34.640 what happened and not a lot of people like to get into that conversation about being honest

04:36:39.180 about what happened about the the cultural i'll call it cultural instead of religious the cultural

04:36:46.760 takeover of our of our nations uh through the the means that they were uh the same coercion

04:36:56.020 threats bribery blackmail um institutional power uh that we still see wielded today uh it it stretched out

04:37:07.120 uh from the mediterranean out into our nordic and germanic countries and all over the place

04:37:14.420 and it's gonna be it's gonna be backlash uh of of such a degree you know people really should

04:37:25.520 leave while they can still travel safely and and that's i i you gotta give them credit the

04:37:32.920 department of homeland security posted go home that's it go home i quote tweeted and said we mean all

04:37:42.140 non-whites uh but yeah go home this is uh but when that trigger happens right when that trigger happens

04:37:51.120 where we're no longer playing nice we're not gonna go out in the streets and differentiate between

04:37:57.860 maria alvarez who's uh been here's whose family's been here since 1970 and maria alvarez who just showed 1.00

04:38:07.300 up in fact neither of them knows fucking english anyway so fuck them both like i don't give a fuck 0.99

04:38:13.240 and then i guess uh trump is uh or or who's this uh this politician is is putting forth the end of the 0.99

04:38:21.120 birthright citizenship thing i don't know if that's gonna pass or not but these are all uh restorations

04:38:29.220 and you know we we go into restoration mode and there's once the the pendulum swings the other way

04:38:38.560 there's the we're not gonna sit here and parse out in some communistic uh show trial on every single

04:38:47.780 person no we're gonna look at each other and look each other in the eye and say yeah you're my brother

04:38:52.900 yeah you're my sister yeah you're my family and these other people these dead-eye nons are not

04:39:02.260 we don't want them it was it was refreshing to listen to amrin talk about uh getting served from a

04:39:08.760 five you know five foot two guatemalan uh and pretending that that's like an american situation

04:39:15.800 i like when these old guys uh you know and these old thought leaders are are really tuned in to

04:39:23.320 what's going on but uh it was it was a bit refreshing to hear that from them curious go ahead

04:39:29.180 hello family uh wanted to talk about crackerbell and go off on a tangent a little bit i remember even

04:39:38.680 from a young age going into crackerbell it did get the feeling that it felt like some foreigners

04:39:45.300 impression of what my uh what my culture was like you know it had all the right merchandise you can

04:39:51.060 go buy the little jaw harp and and sound like a uh a one-man bluegrass band if you want but it

04:39:58.700 reminds me a lot of black comedians when they imitate how white people talk and i just remember not

04:40:04.080 thinking any of it was funny because i i couldn't think of one white guy that talks the way that black

04:40:09.860 comedians think they do and that gets me going down another rabbit hole it feels like it feels like

04:40:18.240 all the negative stereotypes about non-whites are all true and none of the negative stereotypes

04:40:23.400 about whites from my experience seems true at all uh for instance like we're we're very athletic and

04:40:33.320 seem to be the only race that can put on muscle without or just naturally without 200 years of

04:40:40.080 bioengineering or without uh special help we got big old veiny you know what we uh we don't talk like

04:40:50.620 like like like eunuchs the way that black uh comedians think we do any thoughts on that would be fun 0.55

04:41:00.440 but something that especially has me kind of triggered now that i'm learning about our people's

04:41:05.700 history is black people wanting to claim atlantis you know because this can get out of hand netflix

04:41:12.580 picks that up and and and instead of the true history being taught in schools they'll have something

04:41:18.860 like that taught the reason it's concerning is because there's a good chance and somebody correct me on

04:41:25.180 this if if uh if i sound wrong but i think the fossil record for cro-magnon indicates a somewhat

04:41:35.220 west to east migration around the iberian peninsula in the western part of europe moving east if i'm not

04:41:44.420 mistaken somebody please correct me if i'm out of school here but that opens up a whole lot of

04:41:51.680 explanations for atlantis possibly sinking beneath the sea and then the descendants of that place

04:41:59.720 maybe going to america and making the giants uh fossils that we see there migrating across europe and

04:42:07.360 and across the mediterranean building the pyramids that we find in china and in egypt and even making the

04:42:16.160 indo-asiatic civilizations that uh ancient pajits think that they built somehow all these primitive 0.98

04:42:26.300 brown societies think that uh at one time they were super advanced and then just forgot it all white 0.99

04:42:31.800 people stole it never gave back the uh the knowledge of invention and the inspiration of the muse

04:42:38.020 but uh yeah did anybody have any skull mask or anybody have you guys caught wind of anything like

04:42:48.380 that that cro-magnon might be one of the chief hominid ancestors of white people and and that this does 0.99

04:42:56.000 lead some credence to i used to think it was a fantasy used to think it was crazy but that atlantis might

04:43:03.540 have been a real place and at one time we may have had a worldwide empire being why we find swastikas 0.80

04:43:09.440 everywhere and uh and whatnot kind of lose my train of thought one does get a little bit nervous taking

04:43:18.380 the mic but i think i got out what i wanted to say thank you guys thanks brother yeah man this is uh

04:43:26.280 this is something that a lot of people have been having this discussion for a long time

04:43:30.340 about origins of our people um i personally this gets into kind of a the way that like i personally

04:43:43.800 look at belief i don't think belief is something that uh how can i put this okay there is a mechanical

04:43:56.240 aspect to the world into the way that we perceive the world that started coming about with the

04:44:01.020 scientific revolution that before was never a way that we thought and returning to the way that we

04:44:08.240 used to think about the world and think about atlantis yeah atlantis is real absolutely atlantis is real

04:44:14.000 and it was populated by white people it was populated by our ancestors and um i don't even care what the

04:44:21.500 fossil records say i don't even care what archaeologists say uh atlantis was real it's populated

04:44:27.320 by our ancestors i believe that as a blood myth and a blood memory that is inside me and um if there

04:44:34.380 are white people who are like no that's not right you're wrong and it's like okay that's fine you know

04:44:38.980 believe what you want uh this is the way i look at it is this like the i'm a real traditionalist in this

04:44:45.720 sense that i don't care about this like i don't care about science um i like science i'm like actually

04:44:52.760 a super science tard like i love science i'm i'm like you i work with this computer garbage all day 0.73

04:45:00.360 and uh it's like um but in a way i have made a conscious choice to embrace through traditionalist

04:45:09.860 spirit and uh the history of our people is a mythical wonderful thing that encompasses huge

04:45:17.600 parts of the globe has a wonderful storied history is an aspect of legends and uh we should be proud

04:45:25.880 of all the things that we've done and it's mysterious and it should be mysterious because

04:45:30.320 it's a living breathing part of the way that we perceive ourselves and the way that we treat each

04:45:36.300 other around the world so there's uh like evident evidence wise i've seen a lot of stuff about

04:45:43.500 crow magnets about migrations here and different parts of the world and everything like that and um

04:45:49.440 i just uh when i have dreams about going across vast swathes of ocean and um conquering unknown lands

04:46:00.900 then i'm like yep that's a part of my blood memory and i love it and uh i love the people who love it and i love

04:46:08.460 all of us white people who are uh the creative energizing force of this planet and nobody else comes close

04:46:16.980 and um all of our myths i love all of them from the hellenic to the germanic to the gallic

04:46:23.900 to the slavic to the ancient vedic texts that were left behind in sanskrit and um i love it all

04:46:34.260 so that's uh i have a bit i i guess i have a not so that's one of the things i don't have a very

04:46:40.180 scientific evidence-based outlook on and i really don't um i don't need it but i would be interested

04:46:45.720 to hear what like other people think about it arian has been doing a lot of reading on this subject

04:46:50.040 lately and he runs a rune speaker at uh 4 p.m pst i think which is in a couple hours here

04:46:56.960 um after 1488 and he's been diving into our history and when it comes to the greeks too when

04:47:03.620 the greeks say something i listen you know the greeks the greeks don't often miss

04:47:09.440 yeah it's well said uh i feel the same as you i mean there's there's some things you can

04:47:19.740 discover in history and um ensure there can give some evidence for you know certain beliefs and

04:47:31.300 things like that and then and then there's the mythological truths and those that resonate

04:47:37.340 and when you when you read uh or you embrace the ideas of these the mythological frameworks

04:47:47.060 and they fit uh yeah this this actually fits and it comports and you know i i hold i reserve

04:47:57.980 conclusion on those but i'm a hundred percent uh open to the idea that we that atlantis was a real place

04:48:06.640 and uh sank into the ocean um you know that it wasn't just a story i think it was plato right

04:48:12.340 plato was one of the was he the the only person who wrote on it or was there you know as far as like

04:48:19.080 the origin stories or did he get it from somewhere there was another guy arian do you know who there

04:48:25.260 was there was another guy other than plato so the story of plato comes from his great uncle

04:48:31.240 solon he actually went and studied in egypt for a time and learned about the story of atlantis

04:48:39.180 and then sent sent spread that message down to other people so there's a lot of different

04:48:44.500 interpretations um the genetic evidence and the archaeological evidence in north america shows

04:48:50.480 in both north and south america that there was probably some type of an arian culture that made its way

04:48:55.280 here pre uh ice age just based on the cyclopean technology and the amount of artworks and uh

04:49:03.860 related imagery that we you know with swastikas and similar things sorry i'm kind of working right

04:49:10.000 now but there's also a lot of evidence that shows that we are the directs the direct descendants

04:49:15.720 of if you read and you feel a little bump on the back of your head it's also known as a genius

04:49:22.540 bump and it comes from our crow magma

04:49:25.480 on ancestors all made it with i i 100 believe that our people have

04:49:32.960 probably or at least close to it maybe we didn't have the internet but we got something very close

04:49:45.440 to a global spanning empire like the english the anglosphere is today and obviously all these browns 1.00

04:49:52.300 would pick up on our technology they'd be able to learn from us and and interpolate it down the

04:49:56.720 down the line as we left because a lot of the times like what we what kind of a school mass just

04:50:01.580 interpret or just uh mentioned i did a space on saturday about the indo-aryan uh invasion and

04:50:10.360 when aryans are with own within their own people within their own folk group they do not practice a caste

04:50:16.680 system because it's unnecessary but once we take over a non uh settlement or a non-continent we then

04:50:23.180 in implemented a caste system in order to keep ourselves more pure and you know that lasted for 0.60

04:50:29.340 several general you know hundreds of years and but over time you know we are we've always managed to

04:50:34.760 become outbred due to our decadence uh our you know sometimes our civilization or many times our

04:50:41.480 civilization will lose its forward forward momentum and it's just a natural progression of the yugas 1.00

04:50:47.280 you know it's that we go up and we go down but uh right now we're happening we just happen to be

04:50:52.280 going down but we know we have all this information to stand on and to learn from so we'll probably you

04:50:57.300 know i see it potentially in our future us getting down to maybe two five percent of the population

04:51:01.640 something lower than where we're at right now but then we'll finally collectivize and and probably

04:51:06.760 have some type of implementation of a caste system similar to what our ancient ancestors have always 0.73

04:51:11.900 done i just want to put a little you know plug in here for the idea that you know what we're witnessing

04:51:19.380 with cracker barrel is a part of that same ebb and flow that you just mentioned civilizational

04:51:25.900 uh revolution that this is the end of life for it there's no restoring it it took its turn

04:51:33.560 and it was it was glorious for what it was and then it you know the decadence the the the franchising

04:51:43.480 the manufacturing of it all lost its soul and it goes into the dustbin of history and something else

04:51:50.400 will rise from it and i think that letting go of that nostalgia and allowing things to to evolve

04:51:58.520 and iterate and improve upon themselves is is far better than um and trying to hold on to it and uh

04:52:08.280 and i just you know i think there's an analog there with uh with what's going on here with the that

04:52:13.900 corporate cycle of this uh this thing right and some like there's some mom and pop shops that never go

04:52:21.040 beyond a single uh single store they just keep their little thing going but they even that has an end

04:52:26.780 right and it's just okay well what do you want to do with this and what do you want your legacy and

04:52:30.960 it doesn't have to tarnish the entire legacy to have something have a start and a finish right you

04:52:37.000 did a thing you took a ride you you you spun the wheel and you you you punched your ticket and that's

04:52:45.480 what you got and then you move on and you say hey you know it's time to renew and it's time to find

04:52:53.600 again something that speaks to the nature of our creativity and our our people and and move on so

04:53:00.680 that i i really like that aspect better than the uh the the white knuckling of our history or our

04:53:09.140 heritage but say hey it's time for something new but like you said it comes when when we have our

04:53:15.800 people and we have our hegemony and our racial purity we find a very nice

04:53:23.180 environment and uh and great things have sprung from that throughout history this also is a i think

04:53:33.240 one of the uh the great endings of this cycle this cyclical kind of world that we've been living in

04:53:45.380 right now this test that's upon us this trial that we're facing right now is break the breaking of

04:53:53.820 the wheel this is this is we have this spiritual and material awareness that we are at this point where

04:54:04.460 if we do not understand and integrate the greatest aspects of our people and their potential

04:54:13.540 then we are facing a point where we might not survive we won't have the luxury of entering into a decadent

04:54:23.040 social period having a collapsing civilization and then renewing resurrecting and carrying on this flame

04:54:31.720 that this is all the marbles this time that this is the great end of the cycle uh serrano writes about

04:54:39.700 this and uh avala as well so get into the esoteric stuff and um it it gives this it's a very white

04:54:47.860 pilling honestly it's really white pilling when you go into it because you start looking at this thing

04:54:51.720 and this kind of grand perspective of um this this task that's before us this grand trial that we're facing

04:55:00.600 and this uh it's it's there can be no surrender this time this is not a political issue that we are facing

04:55:08.720 this is a spiritual existential reality that we are we are we currently find ourselves in and the more of us

04:55:16.000 that realize that the more zealots we accumulate the more adherents we start to build up and the more

04:55:26.100 powerful we can become to break this wheel and and enter the new golden cycle which will be the

04:55:33.820 domination of the stars that is our that is our destiny if we are if we embrace our destiny who we

04:55:40.140 are we are fated to dominate the stars and this is what yaki writes about this in imperium too which

04:55:46.360 they're reading in the book club by the way guys on saturdays um it's phenomenal yaki is excellent

04:55:51.480 excellent excellent work american author uh really good stuff so again check it out

04:55:58.600 yeah curious get in there

04:56:03.240 yeah and with that earlier sentiment skull mask i i'm right with you there i believe in my people and

04:56:11.500 i love my people more than science more than any religion and that's that i'm a fanatic for my folk

04:56:18.920 and i love this race consciousness that i that i now have that i would actually credit

04:56:24.500 i would in its final form i would probably credit this space with and a lot of mythos is rants

04:56:32.460 just side note brother you're an inspiration and i freaking love you uh and i wanted to i wanted to

04:56:40.120 address a question that was asked earlier i think somebody asked why are the jews bad and i didn't get to

04:56:47.100 hear the resulting conversation but i wanted to chime in uh even a cursory review of the historic

04:56:55.400 record especially bolshevik times but but even going back further to the medieval well poisonings

04:57:01.520 shows that you get you really get a sense that they have a special place in their heart for the area

04:57:07.720 and um i don't know why it could be related to jesus again i put my people above any religion so

04:57:15.480 we can speak freely about that uh but i wanted to hear what others think since i missed it

04:57:23.360 but the chief thing that makes them bad is that they seem to have a special hate for us

04:57:28.960 as a arch nemesis type of hate and they they take action they carry out hateful deeds against us

04:57:37.320 and seem to always have does anybody know when that may have started

04:57:41.340 and can anybody confirm if it is or is not related to the jesus figure

04:57:47.180 school you want to take a uh swipe at that before i do yeah don't mind if i do man i think the way

04:57:58.580 the jewish manifestation collective manifestation is uh there's a term resentment it's used by

04:58:09.760 nietzsche it's resentment it's the french word for resentment and it captures a bit more of the kind

04:58:15.680 of psychological paradigm of of resentment as a like collective force and my theory and a theory

04:58:24.960 that a lot of people share it's kind of biological instead of spiritual is that um the jews were a

04:58:30.800 wandering incestuous desert people who bred themselves into schizophrenia and everywhere they went 1.00

04:58:37.200 they saw constructions civilizations and beauteous works that were erected by advanced civilizations

04:58:44.540 they never had any of this uh potential in themselves they're not builders they're not

04:58:50.400 creators they um bred into each other generation after generation this feeling of resentment towards

04:58:57.720 their betters and they couldn't cope with it and they ended up coming up with this whole entire

04:59:02.440 blood mythology that was a part survival mechanism part cope that they integrated into their whole

04:59:10.980 entire being and uh this is their they're not physically capable they're not very mentally capable

04:59:18.780 so they came up with usury uh as a weapon they came up with subversion as a weapon that was their

04:59:25.440 survival instinct and their entire manifestation of their survival instinct is contrary to a well-ordered

04:59:32.500 prosperous civilization that takes care of its people we uh represent to them essentially the ultimate

04:59:40.900 uh kind of ultimate uh contrary manifestation of what they would like to believe they don't have

04:59:49.980 any idea of difference in their existence like the chinese the chinese well we might you know they 0.66

04:59:56.300 might suck or whatever but they'll look they'll be like okay i'm chinese i have a chinese history i

05:00:00.620 have a chinese culture i have a chinese language uh i'm not european i don't i like the europeans might 0.97

05:00:06.160 have beat us up a little bit and sell this opium and we might have tried to beat them up and all this

05:00:10.760 stuff like that and you know chinese century china number one but they don't have this thing that the jews 1.00

05:00:16.340 have which is nothing the jews have nothing they've been a little scab on the heel of civilization for 1.00

05:00:24.320 thousands of years and it has bred this resentment and they want us destroyed and on top of that they

05:00:30.160 believe that they are the sole truth the sole source of truth and morality in the entire world and that

05:00:37.420 anything that goes on outside of their disposition any out of their idea of of the way that social

05:00:46.260 order should be structured is an affront against them because it denies that they are the sole

05:00:53.320 source of moral truth and justice and that all of the goyim are meant to serve them and nothing more 1.00

05:00:59.400 and we are the least servile people that have ever existed

05:01:03.380 yeah that was a banger and i don't disagree with any of it um or have any counter to it uh and i

05:01:16.520 looking at history uh i think being introduced to christianity as a child

05:01:23.580 gave me a lot of information about them and their psychology right that's that's just a part of my

05:01:30.120 formative uh existence so i've always carried that with me right but when i got to the point where

05:01:37.480 it's like this is this this book is not this is not good it's not even good literature it's not good

05:01:45.160 storytelling this is not even and and i don't i don't resonate with these these things that is

05:01:52.540 talking if it's not my people i just don't you know so that i got to that point right which is

05:01:57.100 another uh jettison into searching for my own identity right which is lost upon me because i

05:02:04.100 wasn't i wasn't born in that world so then you know looking back and then i found greeks and i go

05:02:08.740 well these these greeks and uh and these these hebrews sure had a relationship i wouldn't call it a good

05:02:17.980 one but they sure do have a relationship and that resentment is to me this has become glaringly

05:02:23.820 obvious right that these people are are little trolls uh goblins uh and they have you know and

05:02:32.080 and they were accosted by the beauty of greece and its face right in their backyard right they're like 0.98

05:02:38.680 what the fuck are these people doing how how are they coming up with this and they they that what 0.80

05:02:44.640 they do is they have a an imagination that they believe is true uh this there's a guy who who uh 0.99

05:02:53.040 wrote a story wrote a book or something about his wife came to uh to the the the uh

05:03:00.060 uh the concentration camps where he was at and she would bring him a rose every day and then when he

05:03:07.580 got out they got married and it's completely not true and he was interviewed about it he's like well 0.98

05:03:11.840 to me it's true it's in my imagination it's like that's fucking bingo right there they fucking live 0.98

05:03:17.320 in retardation in their imagination and what is true in their imagination is true to them they're 0.98

05:03:24.960 not even lying it's it's like to to really realize that they're not even lying like it's like oh they

05:03:30.240 lie as they breathe no no no they they actually believe everything they're saying this is the most

05:03:34.980 dangerous part about it is that they actually are convicted uh to this uh this uh this

05:03:41.840 eschatology and everything that they have going on this is what makes it so so such a struggle and

05:03:47.700 it is antithetical to who we are uh and but they don't like they're they're kind of like the uh the

05:03:53.840 africans in this sense they don't like where they're from they don't like being uh middle eastern 1.00

05:04:00.260 they they the ones that have you know uh miscegenated into white worlds don't like that they're at 0.95

05:04:10.640 they're they're actually middle eastern they never claim middle east they claim to be uh from israel

05:04:16.520 right but they don't claim the genetics they don't say don't actually that's who we're from

05:04:22.000 right and and you go back to their language too their language the same thing

05:04:26.000 they they are not um they don't

05:04:32.860 respect that their language is from the phoenicians and the canaanites

05:04:38.860 it's it's just there you can go look it up it's there's no there's no getting around it

05:04:44.520 their language hebrew wasn't the first language it wasn't original to these people who came out of

05:04:49.680 egypt it wasn't it was canaanite and they absolutely will just ignore that and pretend

05:04:56.260 that they invented this language and so they don't even like where they're from and and this is all a 0.52

05:05:02.260 part of that you know what scomas said like their their inability to root on anything because they

05:05:07.620 don't like where they're from they're just like the africans in this way they they cannot accept their 1.00

05:05:14.600 their actual roots of who they are where we can like fucking oh we were in mud huts once yeah and 0.99

05:05:21.720 then we built castles what the fuck you want like you want me to like oh yeah bro like you're still 0.99

05:05:27.620 eating uh tubers retard like what are you talking about like we're we're okay admitting who we are 0.99

05:05:33.320 where we came from uh and and that's what you know the essence of white consciousness is to me and uh

05:05:39.600 curious i wanted to tell you like uh what you said uh it means everything to me like we do we do spend a

05:05:46.620 lot of time talking and there's other spaces that there's jq there's cqr you know and and and uh ht

05:05:54.980 often uh posts w's when people you know get it and they they you know talk to him about how they he helped

05:06:02.840 them understand that you know this this certain religion is in the part of him and and they take

05:06:09.200 every win they can get and and what we've done here at white excellence radio and what you know our our

05:06:15.900 collective here and what i've i've tuned into is anybody anybody that is in here who has elevated their

05:06:25.820 their racial consciousness as a result of of our discussions is like the biggest w for me 1.00

05:06:32.960 and that's what it's all about man we just we just need elevated racial consciousness because this is

05:06:40.760 our this is our secret in our sauce this is our solution is coming together and knowing like we're just 0.97

05:06:46.360 fucking white people bro and i get it you got all these other ideas they're fucking cool man and i hope you do 0.94

05:06:51.540 something with them but in the end we need to secure the existence of our people in the future 1.00

05:06:57.060 for white children and we do that together as a people and that's where it's at man it's supremacy

05:07:02.040 of our people not over everybody else but uh over our own selves and our own souls and uh and it meant

05:07:09.300 everything to hear that brother i really appreciate that so i'll i'll land it there and uh we got a couple

05:07:15.300 of hands there yeah kikita good you know what you guys know me well enough by now i i really love

05:07:25.340 abstract thinking and allegory and things uh and when when skull mask was ranting just a minute ago

05:07:32.400 freaking beautiful passage right right it's like you vomited it up on cue man um so i can tell you

05:07:38.000 really internalize that and understand it and i believe what you had said um you know about the way

05:07:44.740 that the jews have kind of evolved to being what they are and it made me think somebody mentioned

05:07:49.000 earlier an episode of futurama i forget which episode but i i thought of the episode where the

05:07:53.380 uh it's kind of like a snake and a frog uh evolved kind of at first uh cooperatively and symbiotically

05:08:01.100 but then they started competing against each other kind of an evolutionary arms race and i totally see

05:08:06.860 whites and jews locked into that uh evolutionary arms race for a long time now i wonder if that goes 0.85

05:08:14.040 back into ancient history that we don't even have written records of uh that that has been the

05:08:19.360 conflict that has gone on on on this planet and possibly others too for all i know uh i don't know

05:08:26.980 whites against jews basically these good-hearted folks who create and uh just build and and and help

05:08:33.500 people you know even to our detriment and and these other guys these guys who always just 0.98

05:08:38.040 rob cheat and steal and that's all they can accomplish but they're freaking great at it

05:08:42.360 uh that's what you really made me think of skull mask when you spoke about that but god

05:08:48.380 you also made me think that guy that was in here earlier that was saying that we should rip some of

05:08:53.040 these clips man that little passage that you spit out a minute ago if you could get that you know

05:08:58.680 into 30 seconds or a minute or something kind of distill that god that was powerful what you said man

05:09:04.120 you really rocked me uh when i when i heard you saying that so so uh thanks for your perspective

05:09:08.780 there on that man i'll wait i'll land there oh thanks brother look i mean that's the thing too

05:09:14.540 is that like to you as well mythos like this is one of the reasons why we could talk about how

05:09:19.560 you know oh spend time on the internet talking right like it's a waste of time or something but

05:09:23.720 it's it's these these were it not for these spaces were it not for these discussions were it not for my

05:09:29.700 brothers and sisters here all of the discussions that i've participated in i would be intellectually

05:09:34.900 stunted but every time a speaker comes up every time i listen to somebody it almost every single

05:09:41.140 time there's nuggets in there that's why these this space is the best one on the internet though

05:09:45.620 wer because we don't spurg out we don't act like children we really are here because we care about

05:09:53.880 the future of our people that is the difference between us and other folks is that there are people 0.99

05:09:59.760 out there who are like they're gonna allow non-whites on stage you're gonna do do this silly 0.98

05:10:04.800 thing where they have these talks that are you know complete waste of time and uh nobody cares and

05:10:10.180 it's it's like the potential for us to communicate to solidify our thoughts to figure out things that

05:10:18.060 we didn't know i've learned more from you guys than i've learned from a lot of books in my life

05:10:23.880 figure out things we don't know get to know each other and then communicate and and articulate these

05:10:29.780 these concepts is is massive this is a massive benefit to our people and it's um something that

05:10:37.200 we are really good at as white people too is talking discussing philosophizing and coming up with

05:10:43.180 solutions and answers to these huge questions that are pretty complicated and pretty deep so the more

05:10:49.540 we do it the more uh we learn and the more familiar we can become with ourselves and uh the enemy to be

05:10:56.560 honest and it's um no knowledge is uh no knowledge is i guess i'm kind of like a like i you know some

05:11:04.840 people are more action oriented which is which is excellent and um i look forward to the point where

05:11:10.160 we can all be more action oriented but the intellectual discussions are doing us a world of good right

05:11:16.400 now and uh the more we learn and the more we know the more powerful we become so it's always good

05:11:22.780 content up here at wer thank you kikito

05:11:25.600 yeah that there was a a mention of serrano i'll get back let's let's do go and then uh i want to go

05:11:37.240 back to that uh serrano clip that um uh that full verity uh took out as you mentioned serrano was

05:11:45.920 talking about the uh and we're talking about symbols around the world so we'll get we'll get back to that

05:11:50.660 go ahead stu

05:11:52.780 hey guys i hope you all have a great afternoon and it's been a white power monday um i wanted to

05:12:00.080 bring up uh something that old boy brought up the fact is this dude is half the action doesn't get

05:12:05.200 done without actually having conversations in the background and this is a great place to network

05:12:10.020 this is a great place to actually like you know meet with folks talk converse spread ideas uh

05:12:17.200 i can't even tell you the amount of connections i've made uh since i i i hopped on x spaces

05:12:23.240 it's insane and there's so many folks and there's so many ideas that would never have had

05:12:29.100 if i didn't run into the folks over here in these spaces um there's there's such a great outreach

05:12:36.840 through this that it's insane and to discount that for whatever reason is just silly

05:12:42.120 and let's play with the tools we have we have some really good tools right now so let's let's play 0.98

05:12:47.600 with them let's have fun with it and let's let's actually get things fucking done uh white power 0.98

05:12:53.540 and god bless 1.00

05:12:54.540 white power brother 0.94

05:13:00.220 brad what do you got for us man

05:13:02.240 hey thank you appreciate it yeah i am i like coming into places like this where i mouse over

05:13:08.160 everyone and i'm already following half of you or more so uh this is obviously a great space to be

05:13:14.560 um my contribution i wanted to add and this this is really exciting for me because this is

05:13:19.280 something that i've been into since about 2017 in terms of um i did hear a bit mentioned earlier

05:13:26.520 the soteriology and the eschatology of christianity which is you know how has been our

05:13:32.040 guiding light for the last 1700 years uh for our for our people um since 2017 there's been

05:13:39.980 discussions on the internet of not just the eschatology and and how false that is the idea

05:13:46.700 of a future messiah of jesus coming back but also the soteriology and the soteriology is the main

05:13:52.900 crux of it without that christians are not saved and it doesn't it shouldn't even be it shouldn't

05:13:57.920 even stand at all um and what i've come to the conclusion with that this is my own exit from

05:14:04.380 christianity was that soteriologically we cannot claim to be saved by the blood of jesus because all

05:14:12.580 the texts that involve that are specifically to those people at the time and we have to essentially

05:14:18.320 play the pronoun game and say that pronouns for me when it's not and include ourselves in groups of

05:14:24.820 people the bible mentions which we we cannot logically claim to be a part of because we didn't

05:14:30.720 live in that century we weren't that people group we weren't part of any covenant and when you have

05:14:37.500 plain explicit texts like jesus saying he was only coming for the lost sheep of the house of israel

05:14:42.580 it's very simple i can't i couldn't cram myself into that into that language same as with with

05:14:50.580 hebrews 8 where it says that the new covenant the only thing that christians claim to be saved through

05:14:55.900 and hold on to because that is literally the only thread that is available for for salvation

05:15:03.240 is that new covenant applies to them it says the new covenant's for someone else it's for the house

05:15:09.400 of israel and house of judah and we're definitely not those people and they're all dead now and that 0.97

05:15:15.080 was the end of christianity for me and so seeing that there's that what's called the cq is gaining

05:15:21.420 ground now is it's really making me so happy because the israel only ideas of soteriology is the silver

05:15:30.380 bullet that absolutely inoculates one against being able to say i'm saved by the blood of jesus 0.98

05:15:37.400 and if you mention these things to any christian one that's usually too dumb to know what you're 0.99

05:15:44.200 talking about but two it's met with obviously a just a donkey ass saying no no no no no no because 0.99

05:15:52.680 it is the end of christianity right there in just one verse but i could go to any verse no matter what 0.96

05:15:59.480 you can bring up i can explain that but it's i just wanted to add that bit where israel only full

05:16:04.940 preterism has been festering in the backgrounds online for a long time it is the way to destroy

05:16:11.240 soteriology and also eschatology because nothing was fulfilled nothing happened jesus didn't come back

05:16:17.740 and he's still never coming back so i just wanted to add that for for the discussion and for anyone

05:16:23.520 else you might also be thinking about these types of things on why christianity is so wrong

05:16:27.500 that's why it's so wrong

05:16:28.940 well we uh we do avoid getting uh deep into the cq um in fact if uh samuel was around he might uh

05:16:42.700 he might uh plug you with a new name um but um you know the for me reconnecting our people

05:16:52.940 with their own history and the true history of what we've done and everything we've accomplished

05:16:58.780 um is a a part of that right it's a part of that solution that we actually don't need this other

05:17:08.380 history in order to feel fulfilled about ourselves we actually have plenty of actual history that is

05:17:16.140 meaningful and um and can fulfill all of our uh our heritage needs in that way uh and it's beautiful

05:17:30.220 and when when you discount it by making it something that needs this other um

05:17:36.140 um uh this other storyline in order to fulfill ourselves uh it just becomes it cheapens what i

05:17:47.820 think is our true history and our and the beauty of what we've actually done and i i'm a victim of

05:17:52.860 that i you know growing up i i know i'm a victim of that because i was never taught about uh you know my

05:17:59.100 association with the greeks or they never talk about the nordics or the germanics in any way shape or

05:18:04.540 form except for how awful they are right so it's you know this is this is what i think is also uh true

05:18:10.300 to that respect uh with you know it aligns with what you said uh arian you want to get in there and

05:18:21.980 a hot take i'm gonna pull a radio on actually you guys um this is how the exact argument

05:18:28.700 it's the exact argument that icon 17 naturalization

05:18:36.940 most people aren't gonna see it our way so using that is such a i feel like a lot of people are using

05:18:42.300 it as like the crutch of their argument but it was written in 1790 you know what i mean it goes both ways

05:18:48.220 with uh gun rights it's like yeah well gun rights will you know it's for everybody we shall not be

05:18:55.500 infringed should we are you really okay with every jeet nigger and jew in this country having a gun too 1.00

05:19:01.900 probably not but there weren't a bunch of jeets niggers and jews here when we made this country 1.00

05:19:06.220 so yeah i you know in a way to uh steel man his argument but also kind of push back against this

05:19:14.380 1790 naturalization act i don't think it's the greatest argument it's actually a little bit dated

05:19:18.860 well that well 1790 um it notes that this is you know a country for white men of good character only

05:19:31.580 right so it does have a hermetic seal i would call it on on race there

05:19:38.460 so many people in at this point that aren't that that it's uh

05:19:48.300 i feel like it's hard to argue that exact you gotta be single persons well this is color

05:19:57.420 this is the problem with this idea like dude i am so fucking done arguing there is no more argument 0.98

05:20:06.060 there is there is no more argument it's that's like if you if you have if you're talking to a

05:20:12.140 normie and they're on the edge of becoming race con race conscious and you're like yeah this was a

05:20:16.380 this was literally a white nationalist ethno state and they're like no oh and you're like gotta check out

05:20:20.540 the 1790 naturalization act cool it's good talking point but like going to some jew and saying oh yeah 1.00

05:20:29.980 yeah 1790 naturalization act checkmate schmuley checkmate ezekiel is like what are you know what 0.96

05:20:38.460 what uh fuck that i just just you could just say this is a white country and they'll be like proof and 0.99

05:20:45.260 it's like here's your here's your proof it's um coming out of the shower head right now there you go 1.00

05:20:59.980 is it dead space or is somebody talking like what happened i think arian i think you're your robot 0.54

05:21:29.980 i think nunya was up too by the way yeah no no let's hear it brother what do you got welcome

05:21:35.500 good to see you yeah thanks to the mic i appreciate it white power so a couple of points i'll touch real

05:21:42.140 quick on a comment that uh brad said he's he uh he's glad to see that the cq is gaining ground

05:21:51.020 um i don't know that comment's a little off-putting to me i don't know exactly the background

05:21:56.540 that uh he meant that you know to be taken but i'm not glad that it's gaining ground because it's

05:22:03.420 sowing division yes i am glad that they are waking people up to certain um certain issues you know

05:22:10.540 within christianity but the fact is it has it has put a big divide on a lot of our people and i don't uh

05:22:17.100 i don't like that just like the people who say that these uh white communities uh are not necessarily

05:22:25.100 good because they talk of white flight out of big cities and whatnot you know i don't i don't necessarily

05:22:30.700 agree with them either i don't agree with any of the division i think if white people are doing things

05:22:35.500 uh to forward us as uh a culture and as a people and for our children i think it's good

05:22:43.900 um so to sit there and say that you know the cq he's glad that the cq is gaining ground i mean it 0.96

05:22:51.180 doesn't matter to me if somebody's christian i don't give a shit what history says or what 0.98

05:22:55.580 something that was written 2000 years ago says if you're white and you're for the 14 words that's 0.98

05:23:00.700 all that matters to me and i think that's the the thought process we should have moving forward

05:23:05.820 personally um going back again or rather the topic that i was going to bring up initially

05:23:13.660 was that uh you know trump just came out and said he's going to let 600 000 chinese students

05:23:18.780 into the us and we've got a great relationship with china and it's it's much different than it was before

05:23:23.820 that's just another one of these things that uh all these trump tards are just on board with you 0.93

05:23:32.620 know he does one or two things that you know just enough for the people to say yeah he's doing his job 0.99

05:23:38.380 and then he goes and pulls some shit like this when we're trying to get illegal immigrants out of our 0.98

05:23:43.500 country and he's just going to let 600 000 chinese people right back in they're going to get educated in 0.99

05:23:49.740 our system they're going to learn our culture uh they're going to learn the insides and the outsides

05:23:54.780 of all all of our societies they're going to learn how to defeat us and then once they're done they're

05:24:00.460 going to go right back to their country and give all that information to china and i don't appreciate 0.99

05:24:04.540 that i think we need to get all these people out of our fucking country this needs to be a white 1.00

05:24:09.500 country like it was uh initially intended uh and the rest of these people need to fuck right off 1.00

05:24:14.860 uh the 1790 naturalization act okay i have heard this talked about so many fucking times right and 0.97

05:24:22.860 i'm kind of on the same page of skull mask here you know it's it's it's a normie talking point but the

05:24:28.540 the fact that you have to consider and yes it was generally uh the consensus it is written that this

05:24:33.660 is supposed to be for white people a white nation uh and white people of good moral character

05:24:38.940 unfortunately the the thing that gets glossed over as the one gentleman brought up you know

05:24:45.340 we don't want jeets and niggers all to have guns just like us but uh the 1790 naturalization act um 0.99

05:24:52.540 also included a certain other people that we don't want in our countries and i don't want them to have 0.99

05:24:57.740 guns either so i think it needs to if you're going to use that specific naturalization act as kind of

05:25:04.460 like a a document to say yes this is what it should have been uh i think it there needs to be some kind

05:25:09.740 of amendment made to it uh to exclude those specific people as well and uh i've said that before so those

05:25:17.740 people are jews they need to be excluded completely they need to have uh no presence within our our white 1.00

05:25:23.980 ethnostate whatsoever and i think history has proven that up to this point and i'll leave it there thank you 0.98

05:25:34.460 white power white power brother some good points there yeah we can uh you know kind of talk about um

05:25:46.620 cq i'm not too keen on the topic we got white rack up here white right take it away and then we'll go

05:25:51.500 to uh go to the rest of you gentlemen been so patient good to see you brother yeah i came to bring a

05:25:57.500 little bit uh nuance and push back to nunya's original statement of division as much as we're in the

05:26:09.740 business of unifying our race we need to understand that we are at odds with the current state of our race

05:26:19.500 there is universal ideologies that have captured the minds of white people abroad from the shores of the

05:26:25.500 united states of america all the way to normandy and the british isles this is the fact of the matter

05:26:35.180 most white people don't like us this is the truth and we need to come to to to face that truth

05:26:46.060 division is what we have now of course i want us to unify under a single cause and banner

05:26:55.500 but there are things that continue to create further division and we can't shy away from

05:27:02.860 criticizing universalist ideologies that hold us apart that aren't of our people that are foreign to

05:27:12.060 our people and continue to prey on the psyches of our people pushing them further away from their

05:27:21.820 brothers and sisters that share their skin color so i know some of the things that are happening with cq radio

05:27:30.940 bug people it bugs people but conversations need to be had certainly they need to be held with tact

05:27:42.220 and gentleness and love for our brothers and sisters that may have that ideology but if we stray away from the

05:27:51.100 hard talking points because we view it as too divisive then me going against republicans 24 7 is divisive

05:28:02.300 then me going against democrats 24 7 is divisive then me going against the united states government 24 7 is

05:28:11.180 divisive am i going to accept the universalist ideology where we can all get along under this big happy

05:28:19.100 umbrella and it's it's sunshine and rainbows i get where you're coming from nunya and i'm not coming

05:28:27.340 to step on your toes or anything like that but just provide a little bit of context as to

05:28:34.860 the difficulties of the conversation that's being had over there and shattering some of the mind virus that

05:28:42.940 our people continue to carry with an ideology that is 100 foreign to our folk

05:28:51.180 school mask said a little bit earlier that or it was either school mask or mythos so i apologize if i

05:28:56.700 get it wrong but we have plenty of history to revere outside of looking into desert history

05:29:03.500 we have plenty of ideologies to embrace and bring us together outside of desert ideologies you know the 88

05:29:14.620 precepts says an ideology that is shared with others will essentially destroy your race

05:29:22.620 you can't have a universalist ideology infecting the minds of your race or you will perish that is what the 88 0.99

05:29:31.340 precepts say and all i'm trying to do is help people understand that there is a conversation

05:29:38.700 that needs to be had it will be divisive but i guarantee you that the reason why the conversation

05:29:46.540 is being had isn't to be divisive it's for the love of the folk it's for the love of the race

05:29:55.100 and the dire need and the dire times that we're living in to unite and reject that wishes to destroy us

05:30:08.060 well said brother yeah i think that's a uh that is a very reasonable opinion to take on the discussion

05:30:14.460 and that is one of the uh key aspects of the discussion so it is um it's uh definitely a hot

05:30:24.460 hot topic uh frank we're gonna go to frank and then we'll uh get to the rest of the hands guys so

05:30:30.140 uh welcome frank it's good to see you brother hope you're uh having a nice monday what you got for us

05:30:34.780 man yeah i am brother thanks for asking hope everybody is having the same i i i wanted to raise

05:30:41.260 my hand initially to respond to um white but i'm i'm human like everybody else um i actually was

05:30:51.420 reacting to what i've become used to kind of in the past right but he actually moderated

05:30:59.180 and made a very very uh good presentation uh overall about i i don't know how far down the

05:31:06.140 rabbit hole you guys are are are taking this cq and all this kind of stuff but let me just add this 0.60

05:31:12.860 about david lane you know you guys quote the precepts and the 14 words and that is

05:31:19.180 definitely very well and good right david he hated he hated modern christianity but he knew

05:31:28.380 the origin story of the essenes and all that kind of stuff so david as an individual never once got into

05:31:38.620 an argument with um outliers with i mean when i say outliers are our people who were questioning this

05:31:47.420 divergence between the create the the pre-christian kind of construct as well as the institutional

05:31:54.140 christianity and i i used to like really marvel at the way he he very deftly handled a lot of these

05:32:01.180 uh interactions so i asked him one day i go look dave i know how you actually feel about modern christianity

05:32:08.060 so when you deal with these individuals or small small groups um why is it that you are so uh able to

05:32:17.820 deftly handle all these personalities and he said well because i don't bring any vitriol

05:32:24.220 uh to to christians you know because after all 60 percent of the silent brothers were all christian

05:32:31.740 soldiers right and whether they were identity christians or lutherans or whatever they all

05:32:37.900 had race first right so there was never ever a problem so anyway i learned the lesson i learned my

05:32:44.140 main lesson here is that if david lane could subsume a lot of his personal antagonisms it doesn't mean

05:32:52.220 that he never criticized publicly the church or these quote unquote conservative christian types

05:32:59.500 because he did he wrote extensively about that was something that him and i really saw on the same page

05:33:06.380 but just remember fellas um this whole concept of disunity uh as juxtaposed with unity it is and can

05:33:16.460 be problematic it's it's the way that people deliver it but i personally have seen uh just by way of

05:33:24.460 anecdote and i'll land it here by just saying that for four years i was on these spaces and i was making

05:33:32.540 really good headway and people were the younger guys were starting to actually understand that while

05:33:39.100 there are issues uh left and right there's issues between christianity pre-christianity they were just

05:33:47.340 differences of delivery and that if race was central you know we can all work together for good right

05:33:55.180 and then as you guys well know we we had two or three major spaces get created

05:34:00.780 one on one extreme then one on the other and then another space that was developed to you know

05:34:07.180 well we better go down the rabbit hole and figure out why there's conflict between this you know these 0.93

05:34:13.100 are all dilettante you know intellectual masturbators right so just remember fellows 0.96

05:34:18.540 you know i would consider most of you guys the fighters right so if you're a fighter and you present 0.91

05:34:26.060 these cases they have to be done with the utmost care being taken for the uh majority of our people

05:34:34.380 who are listening what is going to move them forward with the littlest amount of argumentation remember

05:34:42.460 and i'll land it here my position our argumentation is if we have big brains both on the left and the

05:34:49.020 right you know within the context of of our movement let them debate these things that they want behind

05:34:55.740 closed doors or maybe on occasion some public venue where they have a really deep dive discussion

05:35:02.780 because the audience would by definition know that these are the top brains that we've got and i

05:35:09.580 personally would listen to a discussion like that i would want to know uh what these fine points and

05:35:17.020 the nuances are i think that we could all learn something from that right but when dilettantes 0.99

05:35:22.860 come down the pike and then they just fucking love their edgelord shit and all this um this is uh this 0.98

05:35:29.980 can be uh extremely debilitating and i i think in this space you know the 1488 crew the white power 0.99

05:35:37.900 lunch hour you know most of you guys in here you guys have been around the block several times so you

05:35:43.980 can ferret out for the most part what's going on but once again uh i'm speaking um a lot to the audience

05:35:51.820 as well and trying to bring them up to speed uh on uh some of these issues outstanding um sometimes i have

05:35:59.420 to catch myself because a lot of this is going to work itself out in the wash excuse me but if we lose

05:36:06.940 even one person because of retards trying to you know oh i gotta ferret this out you know and and uh 0.82

05:36:15.500 on my path um i'm learning this today and uh yeah i'm gonna go down this rabbit hole without thinking

05:36:21.980 about all of the newbies or all the people that are just now coming on board the last thing they want

05:36:29.500 to they need to hear they may they may want to hear it but the last thing that they should be hearing 0.99

05:36:35.100 is all of these fucking retards you know arguing and pointing fingers about things that absolutely 1.00

05:36:41.740 do not matter when men get together around the campfire you know 15 guys you're going to have a 1.00

05:36:48.540 difference of opinion amongst all of those men but over the hours where you're sitting around kicking

05:36:55.020 it you're going to come to some similarity of interest and guys will learn okay so this guy he's very

05:37:01.660 he's very well spoken um but you know i don't really i don't really like this position but overall i like

05:37:08.060 this dude and ultimately that's where we all have to place ourselves is what is what is the best for the

05:37:16.300 greatest good all of these real fine point and nuances and and perhaps even very very important

05:37:23.500 deviations of of the narrative i just still encourage you guys to do that amongst yourselves amongst you

05:37:31.980 know the bigger brain guys the guys are who are starting to take a leadership position come to a

05:37:37.660 consensus and so when that guy speaks in the spaces he brings facts data and his own his own intuitive nature

05:37:45.980 um remiss of all of the attack venues the attack matrices matrices matrices and so on and so forth

05:37:56.220 that's all i want to say and just one more you know um hats off to a white that was a really good 0.99

05:38:01.420 presentation and uh that really clarified a lot of points i think to not only myself but to the rest of

05:38:07.740 the listeners thank you frank thank you frank always a pleasure brother love to hear the input especially

05:38:17.900 with this uh like guys at the end of the day we are um we are dealing with a lot of big problems

05:38:26.300 but uh it's easy for us to get sucked into this online digital stuff and just start thinking about how

05:38:33.900 you know i disagree with xyz person about this and that and um it's easy for us to my opinion my

05:38:42.140 outlook on this whole mission has kind of developed over time to one it's personal very personal opinion

05:38:48.620 i have on this is that there are things that are profane that we talk about and i don't mean profane in

05:38:55.180 the sense of profanity i mean profane in the physical world there are material profane things we could

05:39:00.700 talk about politics economics relationships strategies etc all this thing is whole host

05:39:07.180 of things that we can discuss and then there are things that are not profane and those are metaphysical

05:39:13.020 and i have personally de-emphasized the metaphysical discussion as i undertake a learning journey that will

05:39:22.060 probably last some number of years to more fully understand the spiritual essence of our people

05:39:29.260 and as i do that i personally have not uh been participating in this discussion and that's a

05:39:35.420 personal decision i've made i uh have no opinion on the divisiveness i have no opinion on the discussion

05:39:43.180 itself honestly i i find it stimulating at times and um i'm not to police anybody else's speech or what

05:39:49.660 they want to talk about and uh i see i think frank does have a point though about the

05:39:54.460 the line being held and uh being maintained among those of us who are willing to do so so um mr mythos

05:40:05.500 did you want to get in here i know you got dropped for a while but i'm sure if you had anything to say

05:40:08.940 brother it's good to have you back up as co i know we're coming up on the top of the hour we can uh

05:40:13.020 keep the discussion going i'm just cleaning a rifle here for the next hour or so

05:40:16.780 no no no we got some hands i'd like to get through those uh as we close out that sounds great yeah

05:40:26.460 thanks for bringing me back up and get me back in the seat good to go

05:40:33.740 good deal let's see i think our order is

05:40:38.540 kikido nanya extra

05:40:41.020 uh wait a minute kikido nanya stew extra brad milkman i believe so um let's go kikido what

05:40:52.620 do you got take it away well the reason why um just to kind of back up uh white reich and the other

05:40:59.180 guy who had asked the question uh originally the reason why some people might be kind of uh hopeful

05:41:04.620 to see that question being discussed is because a lot of us feel like it is big stumbling block uh

05:41:10.140 it's a big attack vector because that very issue the cq is very racial uh by its nature 0.67

05:41:16.380 um and so that that's why a lot of us are happy just to see it being discussed

05:41:22.060 it's not that we want into any division at all but uh it's just that we do see that that's a vector

05:41:29.180 where they come in and and uh really just hijack our people and get them off onto some totally 0.92

05:41:34.940 irrelevant bullshit that that many people will uh be just so prone to bite that apple

05:41:41.500 and and and uh a lot a lot of folks feel like it's actually a poison apple most people um who who are 0.97

05:41:48.140 kind of on that side of that cq that are kind of against that that whole deal uh they've come out of

05:41:53.980 the church after having been uh emotionally and psychologically injured by that usually over the

05:41:58.460 course of years so it's hard for me to discount the things that those folks are saying and i got some

05:42:03.820 similar experiences myself but i'll land there just to kind of give the everyman opinion of of why

05:42:10.220 it might be considered uh hopeful to see that being discussed

05:42:16.540 fair enough brother thank you for that you love to hear it uh nunya take it away yeah i'll i'll add on

05:42:21.900 that just because i do listen from time to time over there and you know people come in with some very

05:42:27.900 interesting and really bad ideas you know and framing and and they get they get checked on

05:42:35.180 what they're proposing and and i hear what i like to hear is the humility right i like to hear the

05:42:40.940 person going i didn't i didn't know that i'm gonna look into that and just that right there just the

05:42:46.300 the introspection and the the questioning of pre-existing beliefs so that they can deepen even their own

05:42:53.340 understanding i don't really care which way they go right people are going to come up with their

05:42:57.420 ideas and and they're going to sit on them and end up you know um uh being um convinced of something

05:43:07.340 but the the idea that they you know are either taking their talking points from jay dyer or uh or

05:43:15.580 you know um cory mauler and that's that's where they're going to get their world view from you know that

05:43:22.460 that i i i appreciate when they disconnect from that and they go you know what i'm gonna look into

05:43:29.580 this myself and read it uh and decide and be given an option another option right because right now we're

05:43:37.100 given mostly two options and it's it's uh be uh be multicultural and support the destruction of your race 1.00

05:43:48.460 because you're such bad people or be a racist and a bad person and that's not that those aren't the 0.93

05:43:54.780 options we have a lot of options uh and and i appreciate when they they do at least in um do some

05:44:03.500 introspection on their own beliefs and where they got them and why they believe them and then you know

05:44:08.940 travel that path uh because that's that's ultimately what i think is the the the white aryan spirit is 0.84

05:44:15.340 is uh discovery discovery and and learning new things and and then being able to build with it

05:44:24.860 and and that's so i do appreciate that i just want to put that in there

05:44:30.700 absolutely brother i agree i agree and that's why i think uh it is important for us to um do our own

05:44:37.500 homework with whatever it is whether it's history uh science whatever it is do your own homework

05:44:43.340 be capable be smart trust in your own judgment so uh nunya get in there bro yeah i'll make it quick

05:44:49.260 with respect to the hands um the perspective that white brought i i agree with you know and uh i'm glad

05:44:55.820 that he decided to to you know point some not maybe not inconsistencies that i had but just a different

05:45:01.900 talking point when it comes to that specific perspective and i also um agree agree with frank

05:45:07.340 you know i think um i think like white said we need these topics to be talked about absolutely we

05:45:13.820 need the discussion but at the same time uh at the end of the day it doesn't matter which way you decide

05:45:19.020 to go um most of the people that i've seen come into cq for instance uh just have questions you know so

05:45:26.300 the the topics are good to have those discussions and all but you know there are a lot of uh people who

05:45:31.820 specifically try to steer the conversations and steer our people into that disgusting multicultural 1.00

05:45:37.340 society uh uh narrative that is being pushed around so again i do like the discussion but i

05:45:43.900 also at that same time uh think what frank brought up is very um it's very relevant you know uh if you

05:45:51.900 can follow the 14 words and you can be raised first it doesn't matter if you're a christian or a pagan

05:45:57.180 at the end of the day so uh that that's the only the only thing that i'm talking about when uh when

05:46:03.420 brad brought it up it wasn't necessarily the fact that you know he was appreciative of the discourse

05:46:08.620 it was more so the way that uh he sounded when he was saying that he he's glad that it's going on

05:46:14.460 and maybe i took that the wrong way that could just be me but at the end of the day again you know

05:46:18.700 as long as you follow the 14 words and you're raised first uh that's all that matters to me and

05:46:23.420 i'll leave it there thank you white power white power brother who's next uh let's see

05:46:33.340 i lost order brad go ahead

05:46:37.180 thank you appreciate it and and i'll address some of this because i seem to have started a lot of uh

05:46:41.420 a lot of discussions around that and i appreciate all the feedback uh especially from white and frank

05:46:46.380 and also nanya i appreciate uh your follow-up to it as well um my i didn't want to seem too close

05:46:53.020 about it it's just it was happy because this has been a festering thing for me since like 2017

05:46:58.380 and to see it actually out there and out there in the wild now where people are sort of wondering why

05:47:04.700 we're even following this religion in the first place it's just nice to have a bit of that confirmation

05:47:09.820 that i was sort of on the right path in some ways um but it's kind of a neither here nor there uh if you

05:47:16.780 believe it fully like go for it if you don't go for it it's not going to stop you from the 14 words

05:47:21.740 um but what like what kikito said it could be a stumbling block to getting to the 14 words which is

05:47:27.980 kind of just the idea around wanting to put that information out there that hey you don't have to

05:47:32.860 believe in jesus he didn't actually die for you move on and then the next move on will be well then

05:47:37.820 what's left oh my people and what's after that oh the 14 words like it could just be the follow-on

05:47:43.180 it's just part of the discussion it's not the whole thing and it's not divisive i mean it's gonna

05:47:48.540 rub christians the wrong way because you're basically saying jesus is worthless to them

05:47:52.300 it didn't die for them and that's the whole kit and caboodle of jesus so that's what that's what i

05:47:57.820 wanted to add there um with my attitude towards it it's nice that it's a discussion it's not the be

05:48:04.540 all and end all it's not a finish line either it's just part of it to get us to the 14 words which

05:48:09.260 is the most important thing which i agree with uh with none you're on that one it's i agree with

05:48:14.700 him more probably 99 of the things so there's no disagreement and as as whites we can just say hey 0.93

05:48:19.180 i don't agree with you no stumbling block don't give a fuck about that let's be friends let's go 0.89

05:48:23.820 so i just wanted to add that and appreciate you all

05:48:27.020 absolutely brother appreciate you as well um i kind of know the dispositions that we have these

05:48:39.980 next order of hands uh stew extra if you guys don't mind waiting we haven't heard from ed yet

05:48:45.340 for for a while actually i don't think i've heard you in a couple of days ad so welcome to the stage

05:48:49.260 what do you got for us brother what's up fellas everybody hear me clearly yeah loud and clear

05:48:54.940 let her rip oh awesome i just yeah i just been on the space for about 45 minutes forgive me guys i'm

05:49:00.220 in and out i'm always busy i just want to touch on a few things uh frank said something very important

05:49:04.940 which i salute him i want to salute all you guys on this space i go on spaces and some of them become

05:49:10.300 shouting matches and it gets really chaotic and it really goes off the deep end but i want to thank all

05:49:15.580 you guys especially you senior guys that keep this thing going to keep the decorum and to check each

05:49:21.100 other that's what we must do as men it's particularly white men so i tip my hat to all you senior guys

05:49:27.260 that keep this thing going when i go on spaces the first thing i ask myself is about am i learning

05:49:31.900 anything and when i come on these spaces i always look for knowledge i want to learn i want to share

05:49:36.700 ideas you know what i mean also you know another thing it's important that we keep rules and we keep

05:49:42.860 a decorum amongst ourselves because i understand with these things sometimes emotions run high and

05:49:48.780 people get away i know i do i'm guilty of that i got to check myself and control myself um but we all

05:49:56.060 want that shiny white space our white country we all want all of that and collectively we just might

05:50:01.740 have different ways of getting there so again i want to thank all you guys particularly you senior

05:50:06.540 guys for putting this together keeping it right keeping it real and everything else also fellas again

05:50:13.020 you know if we're going to have white power we got to have white excellence that's i got to 0.93

05:50:16.780 emphasize about fitness there's a million youtube channels out there about stock investing dividend

05:50:22.940 investing uh options if you have money coming in that gives you more time to concentrate on knowledge

05:50:30.860 and fitness is what we need going forward so again gentlemen i emphasize that let's work on ourselves

05:50:36.940 because we can't have white power without white excellence we need to walk in the room and set an 0.89

05:50:41.500 example and lastly before i go i forgot the gentleman's name uh nevertheless because i'm

05:50:47.420 driving forgive me but one of our biggest problems and i touched on this in the past is that 0.99

05:50:52.780 yeah it's the shit skins the blacks the browns the jews yeah we know who our enemy is but one of our 1.00

05:50:57.660 biggest enemy is our own people and this is the thing that we have to face you know it's an 1.00

05:51:01.820 uncomfortable uh topic but it's our own people that sold us out i had said this before we are not

05:51:07.260 conquered we are not defeated it's our own people that let these people into our country and infect 1.00

05:51:12.860 our country and destroy our way of life it's society and and hollywood and all these places

05:51:19.020 that infect inbreeding and multiculturalization and they made the white man look horrible so it's a 0.99

05:51:25.580 tall order going forward to achieve our goals but one of the first things we have to do is we have to look

05:51:30.540 look at our own folk and our own brethren and say look you know we have to see if we share a vision

05:51:36.220 and we have to do this carefully and methodically because these things can get carried away and we

05:51:41.260 can get drawn into a long drawn out uh disagreement and public disagreement that i don't think it'll do

05:51:47.180 anybody any good you know i i also believe that time is running short and we're only going to have

05:51:52.300 one crack at this that's why these spaces are essential to throw out ideas to come with different

05:51:57.980 strategies and ideas of how we can better ourselves going forward the gentlemen the gentlemen that

05:52:03.340 run these things they came up with a clothing uh line i think is absolutely fantastic i think that's

05:52:09.340 a great start i think podcast i think zoom calls amongst ourselves maybe zoom calls with outside workouts

05:52:15.900 and outside discussions i mean there's a million ways ways we can go about this i think raising money

05:52:21.660 is essential stock market just closed ladies and gentlemen and uh this is how we go but again

05:52:27.900 i want to thank all of you um remember who our enemy is sometimes it's it's our neighbor our white 0.63

05:52:33.100 neighbor next door male or female or young and old and sometimes i have more heated arguments with

05:52:39.340 our own kind than i do with blacks and browns and it's upsetting to me but they've been infected 1.00

05:52:44.860 they've been infected by their law professors their professors in college they've been infected by

05:52:48.780 hollywood the media internet social media and it's very hard to undo this infection that they got

05:52:56.140 in their brain i have a personal story i had mentioned in the past i i have this uh constant

05:53:00.700 battle at home with my daughter with her feministic ideas but it's i don't blame her personally it's 0.96

05:53:05.740 just society and this is something that we're going to overcome and the only way i could see it gentlemen

05:53:10.460 is uh white excellence white excellence and i thank you and i won't take any more of your time thank

05:53:14.540 you brothers and sisters and keep on and i will be listening thank you thanks ed good to hear from

05:53:21.500 me brother yeah keep that fire in your belly guys and uh we got to be self-critical got to straighten

05:53:26.780 out the white man's thinking um mr mythos would you like to switch over to 1488 we could keep it rolling

05:53:32.860 for a while i know we got uh we got some requests we got some hands probably got a lot of people got

05:53:39.580 some something they want to say so yeah let's keep the conversation going it's uh it's on a good track

05:53:46.860 so yeah we'll switch it over to 1488 to keep the uh combo going as it is absolutely well thank you

05:53:53.500 brothers and sisters for coming to another excellent white power lunch hour 1488 radio second best show

05:53:59.340 on the internet right around the corner stay tuned i'm gonna keep this one rolling whoa

05:54:04.140 thank you mr mythos it's always a pleasure my friend

05:54:12.380 skull mask throwing shade my direction you guys are excellent i i hear you guys are excellent i'm

05:54:17.180 gonna stick around for this i love you brother i love you man i freaking love you guys i feel like

05:54:21.660 it's just like i don't know how y'all feel about mondays but this one just feels special and good to me so

05:54:27.500 i know uh i thank you all audience and all speakers too you guys are honestly the best and um i i'm

05:54:34.940 fortunate we are fortunate to have such comrades in this struggle so white power stay devoted my friends 0.99

05:54:45.900 switch things over right now skull mask but you should come up and still chat with this

05:54:57.500 let's go

05:55:21.500 all right as we're gonna switch over this is 1488 radio

05:55:24.860 the most white power show on the internet yeah we're talking about white collective consciousness

05:55:33.660 bringing this about and i mentioned it earlier white if you were uh probably listening um but

05:55:41.500 all of our white people who care right and who actually have a sense of family or no matter if they've 0.98

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