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00:22:16.620I've seen that they're trying to come back out with this pictures of this kid that supposedly died in that Minneapolis shooting that, you know, got on top of his kid or his buddy.
00:22:27.820And now they're posting pictures of him, and why isn't he celebrated like Charlie Kirk was?
00:22:34.640And it's like, I'm starting to think this is all a fucking show, man.
00:50:09.280Um, and, uh, unfortunately for them, they're, the, the youth culture is no longer impervious to the older generations.
00:50:19.400Like for a long, for many decades, I don't know how it was in the distant past, probably not the same, but for many decades, there was kind of an element of, uh, unique, uh, in-group communication that the youth had.
00:50:35.040Um, and, um, there, there was a, an element of mystique to it that, you know, the, the grownups, the adults, even people in their twenties and thirties, they weren't hip with the lingo.
00:50:48.900Um, and, um, the broad adoption of social media has kind of undermined that.
00:50:56.160And I do feel that I, I, I sympathize with them.
00:50:59.460You know, it's something that when we were growing up, we had in-group things that, um, you know, our parents didn't know about.
00:51:08.340They would ask us about LOL and such, and they didn't know what that stuff meant.
00:51:14.380So I think it's, it's acquired a rapidity and a chaos now that is attempting to create a, um, it's kind of tapping into like the FOMO mechanism that a lot of kids have with the internet where the, the, you know, something so stupid as like skibbity, like they would think that.
00:51:39.160But I remember talking to my landlord's kids and I was like skibbity toilet and they're like, ha ha.
00:51:44.860And I could tell it was so cringe that I had said it.
00:52:30.520Um, on a more serious note, the element of political ideology being intertwined with meme
00:52:39.300culture is something that is not explicitly due to the appeal of the ideology itself.
00:52:48.040In the early days of the development of this kind of mega culture that the internet created, these digital communities created, they began to express the icons of our collective consciousness.
00:53:06.900And in the West, there was an icon whose magnitude was so great and who was so controversial.
00:53:17.720And so, and such an utter fixation of our entire educational system that his influence became the thing of a near religious superstition.
00:53:35.320And Adolf Hitler emerged from the collective shadow of our consciousness and spawned as a new age messiah through the expression of this.
00:53:52.480This need for us to recognize our collective heritage.
00:53:59.480So, I do think that it is a propaganda is effective, but the idea that we can use, um, this kind of chaotic soup of mega, mega consciousness that emerges from the shadow.
00:54:21.260So, um, it's hard to, um, it's hard to tap into everything is a lot more surface level now.
00:54:30.600And, and the age of true moon magic, I think has passed and the, the resurrection of national socialism as a, um, not quite an idea, more than an ideology.
00:54:46.560Was the, the legacy of meme magic as, as it was in the, in kind of like between 2005 and 2016, that was the hidden subterranean aspect of our collective egregore spawning into the conscious mind.
00:55:14.160And, um, um, that was, uh, I think an absolutely unique phenomenon that matches almost a, a religious awakening that, that would have occurred previous, you know, the, the kind of, uh, like a resurrection of a faith or the discovery of, um, esoteric knowledge in the past that led to a, a kind of like a solidification.
00:55:47.160And I, I don't know if anything could ever match that in intensity and, um, ability to impact our collective orientation.
00:55:56.160So I think we're at the propaganda level now, which is, is a lot more surface than these kind of shadow manifestations of the, um, of the psyche of the collective psyche.
00:56:20.520We'll go fifth side, Bogovic, Kikido, Nunya, Mythos.
00:56:25.780So I wanted to go talk about a little bit about like, so earlier when I was saying you do mimetic, uh, warfare and you can get someone to change their logical, the long term of logic, right?
00:56:39.100Because we are, one of the myths about humans is that we're not logically valid creatures.
00:56:44.660We are logically valid creatures, but because we have free will, we're not sound creatures, right?
00:56:51.420So when you get someone to change their logic, it can have a ripple effect throughout the whole worldview.
00:57:01.420Because if this is true, then this means this isn't true, and this means this is true, and it can change their whole worldview.
00:57:09.380If you can get them to accept, sometimes if you get them to accept one idea is true, through mimetic warfare, you can have someone suffer cognitive dissonance.
00:57:20.380That's because we, the way we think is a long stream of logic, and if we're critical thinkers, if you accept something that is logically different, or that makes all the other things that we have accepted as logically valid, as invalid, it creates all, uh, cognitive dissonance where we have to rechange our whole worldview.
00:57:44.780Now, when this happens, you, the person has about three choices, either, A, they can just accept the fact that the old worldview is wrong, and they accept the new worldview, and the new shroom logic.
00:57:58.240So, B, they can just outright deny that new premise, and fight against it, and this is where the hardcore cognitive dissonance comes in, because they can't accept it, because it destroys the whole worldview.
00:58:11.080Or C, they can create a false premise that allows the new logical worldview to exist with the old worldview, without logically changing the shrink.
00:58:21.760And those are the three options someone has when they hit cognitive dissonance, whether they know they're doing it or not, it's happening.
00:58:28.240And so, if you ever do women's warfare, and you get to the point where you cause someone to have cognitive dissonance, just know those are the three things that they're trying to figure out, they're trying to work out.
00:58:40.680And so, sometimes it's good just to, once you see someone to go with cognitive dissonance, encourage them to go through that cognitive dissonance, but back off.
01:01:03.700Damn, Mythos, I've been doing that and didn't even realize it, because I've got, I've got my boys to stop saying so much shit just by doing the same thing.
01:01:21.300I, I would have just left this comment in the, or I would have just left this in the comments, but for some reason, it won't allow me to.
01:01:27.980You guys were talking about flyers earlier, and I just wanted to say, if you make a, if you go get a printer from Walmart, it's about 36 bucks, and you can get roughly 80 half pages out of it.
01:01:38.460And then, of course, when you run out, the refill cartridges will be cheaper.
01:01:42.720But I just wanted to point that out, that it's not that difficult.
01:01:46.040And also, if you're afraid to post them in public, you can always put them in bathroom stalls, because there's no cameras there, and it'll be totally anonymous.
01:01:52.880So, just wanted to get that out there.
01:02:08.180They run the marketing industry and the whole fucking world, and they've just been on to this shit a little bit sooner than we were.
01:02:14.660But, yeah, I've been telling people for months now, ever since I've just barely started understanding some of this shit.
01:02:21.100I've installed internet for fucking years, and I just never did anything but watch TV on it and just read my technical, special interest bullshit.
01:03:20.180So we were talking about memes earlier, right?
01:03:23.180And I remember when all this stuff started happening.
01:03:25.580And it's my assessment that memes were originally created as a propaganda tool to be a gateway for certain topics that weren't seen as politically correct or publicly accepted.
01:03:36.420Now, I remember back in the day with MySpace and 4chan, Reddit, Facebook, YouTube, all these things, they facilitated and dumbed down the original meanings of what memes were conceptually created to do.
01:03:51.740And now we have brain rot retardation that's broadcast to our children over all these different platforms, even X, because our kids and their immaturity and their naivety.
01:04:48.100But I'm one of those people that I'm going to talk to my kids like everybody else is going to talk to them.
01:04:54.720I don't want them to be soft little bitches when they get out in the public, and the first person that calls them a cocksucker puts them on their knees and they're crying like a little bitch in the corner.
01:05:05.920Now, clearly, I don't go too far with it.
01:05:08.160But the same aspect here is I don't treat my kids like they're fragile little fucking rose petals, right?
01:05:16.200That's something that we don't need to do as parents because if you shelter your kids, then they're just going to be hurt when they go into public.
01:05:22.600And if you don't teach your kids, somebody else is going to teach them.
01:05:24.860And I think that's where all this brain rot and shit comes into because a lot of kids nowadays, they're given that tablet or they're given that six hours of TV time after school, and they don't do anything else.
01:05:37.960They sit there and they watch this crap, and they – it just – it has an effect on them emotionally and socially.
01:05:45.560Your kids need to get out and stop all this constant online activity.
01:05:51.280Go out and touch – that's where the whole fucking thing – go out and touch grass.
01:05:55.800Back in the day when people were playing EverQuest, they would do this shit for days on end to the point to where people were killing themselves, literally killing themselves.
01:06:33.580They don't want us to succeed because when we succeed as white people, we show the world that we are better, and that's what they don't want.
01:07:12.180Looks like the spaces are being extra-geated today, though, so, you know, you know how it is.
01:07:20.620The – what Kikido said is interesting because when we think of memes and contagious ideas as marketing, we are reducing – not reducing, but we are bringing down – we are modernizing the idea of the contagious sentiment.
01:07:40.180And one of the really big white pills in this kind of psychosphere is that Jews are not that good at memeing.
01:07:54.200Jews made one good meme, and it's really controversial to point it out, but it's obviously the Old Testament, and that's the one meme that they made that spread across the world.
01:08:05.060Other than that, they have the Holocaust.
01:08:07.760They have to constantly reinforce this stuff in the modern age because they didn't – they haven't created any really good, contagious ideas.
01:08:16.240The people who have created really good, contagious ideas is us.
01:08:20.240We are the only culture on the earth that has created these higher, essential abstractions that resonate with the spiritual principle of our people.
01:08:37.860And when you listen to Beethoven or you watch, you know, I don't know, Henry V or something like Shakespeare or you read Dante or you read the Iliad, like you are participating in this current of our people, of this spiritual essence of our people.
01:09:02.220And that is – when we say meme, we are catching a glimmer of what these things are.
01:09:11.620And these things are these echoes of – you would call them archetypes, right?
01:09:17.720We're pretty familiar with that, the idea of the archetype as this extant ideal form of existence that we have in our conscious and in our subconscious mind of like Achilles the hero or Balder or even Jesus Christ or St. Peter or, you know, Frederick the great.
01:09:41.620We have this idea of these archetypes.
01:09:44.500If we don't know these people, we can read about them and we can engage with the actual historical documentation about them and we can emulate them.
01:09:52.440But a lot of this is based on a resonant feeling that we have inside of this perception.
01:09:58.480Even the conception of Deus, of God, of the monotheistic God that we recognize in Christianity is not something that the Jews came up with.
01:10:12.040That is something that was born that the framework might have been built in the way that we recognize it biblically through the Bible.
01:10:23.160But that archetype itself of Deus, of the solar king of the universe sitting upon the throne in heaven, that archetype is an Arian archetype.
01:10:37.300That is an essential Arian projection of the divine ruler that exists in our people.
01:10:48.140And the Jews are always going to be downstream from this.
01:10:51.920They are culture distorters, as is so wonderfully pointed out by Yaki and Imperium, that they take these archetypes and they manage to turn it into marketing.
01:11:04.040They try to tap into the base instinct and strip the erotic away from the sexual and strip the passion out of, you know, the experience and turn these.
01:11:16.540They degrade these forms into messages, into modes of transmission that provoke a certain response among the masses and even among us, like as we're subjected to their continued propaganda.
01:11:43.820And it's interesting because I could go on and on about the meme of, you know, the Old Testament or the meme of what, how the Jews been perceived, you know, through time.
01:11:56.700And itself is actually an emergent, in a way, the Jews don't even have a self.
01:12:02.260The Jews are a production of the European archetype of this foul, incestuous, schizophrenic, schettel culture.
01:12:13.380Like we, this is kind of controversial, but we made the Jews.
01:12:18.520The Jews couldn't have made themselves.
01:12:20.720Like we made that, like we produced that homunculi as like only something as all-encompassing, as the Aryan collective consciousness could build something like the pantheon, the pyramids, a republic, the Hoover Dam.
01:12:44.120It's, it's, it's, it's incredible, actually, that, that, that we are so vast and all-encompassing, we frequently forget just how expansive we are.
01:13:06.560So, we're talking about remetics, and I kind of gave a brief description.
01:13:11.060And if you look in the Ness, Kikito put in a good PowerPoint that kind of explains more about memetic warfare.
01:13:18.280So, memetics is something that could be silly, like a little joke, make you give a little chuckle, right?
01:13:25.220But the memetic warfare is what I was describing by getting you to accept a premise into your view that can make you question your whole view or certain premises that you hold, right?
01:13:37.400And, um, the, the, the biggest thing is, there's another side.
01:13:46.100How do you protect against your enemies using memetic warfare?
01:13:51.080Because one thing, we as Aryans, we want to follow truth, right?
01:13:54.740And so, we don't necessarily want to protect against accepting true premises or facts.
01:14:00.580We don't want to protect against that.
01:14:02.220We want to protect against our enemies planting false premises that can get us to do horrible things.
01:14:09.340And the most prime example that I think everyone can understand, so I'm going to use it, this tongue of an example, is the fact that saying gender isn't biological or gender is a social construct is a perfect example of a bad false premise or using memetic warfare to implant a false premise in your head.
01:14:30.940And you can see how destructive that it is to kids by creating a false language where gender is just a social construct or is not tied to biology.
01:14:40.100You can create a false worldview based off that premise where you take the large conclusion that I'm not a boy, I'm a girl, and you cut off your dick, right?
01:14:50.220And that's how, that's how big worldview can affect, influence your behavior.
01:14:55.580And it all starts with a single premise, like gender is a social construct.
01:15:00.940And it can change the complete logical line of what you believe is valid all through down.
01:15:08.020And this is why I said we're logical creatures and we believe we have to be valid, but because we have the will, we're not sound creatures.
01:15:16.080So we can adopt false premises in lieu of facts.
01:15:20.080We can choose which premises we want to believe.
01:15:22.880And so how do you protect someone from hurting you or your children by using them in medical warfare?
01:15:28.100You have to establish what is the true authority of truth.
01:15:34.460And the true authority of truth, with the Aaron scriptures, is world of, okay, aka objective reality.
01:15:40.940What exists objectively is the fact or truth, the true authority of truth.
01:15:47.460What doesn't exist objectively is subjective, and it can come from the imagination of yourself, of your own creation, or someone else's creation.
01:15:59.000And a lot of times, our enemies use memetic warfare to plant seeds of false subjective ideas into your head to force you to do harmful things to your people or to yourself.
01:16:11.880It can make, it can make you see your own people as the enemy, it can make you see your own body as the enemy.
01:16:17.720By changing, changing different premises, you can change your whole logic, which affects, has ripple effects in your morals, your ethics, and your worldview.
01:16:28.800So, as long as you do, as long as you learn to put objective reality as the supreme authority of truth, aka Walda, the creator, or however you want to put it, whether you want to be an atheist or not, I don't care.
01:16:41.980Objective reality, the supreme authority of truth, and then you learn to make logical conclusions, from that, you will be safe from your enemy's planning false premises in your head and your children.
01:17:06.320I was just trying to listen, because I don't know what the fuck is going on with this app, but every time I come in, and I turn my screen off and put my phone in my pocket, audio will cut off about a couple minutes into my screen being off.
01:17:25.320So, the only way I can, like, trick it is either requesting or being on the speaker panel.
01:17:31.080So, I'll probably, like, when I come in, I'll just request, and then I'll cancel the request.
01:17:36.040Sometimes it still comes up like it did.
01:17:38.660But I just wanted to let you know, if you see that, you don't have to, you know, don't have to call it out.
01:17:43.700If I'm trying to actually request something's happening, I'll DM you or whatever.
01:17:47.480But I just got to fucking trick the client so I can actually listen with my screen on.
01:22:08.840And it just reminds me as we're in this era that we're in right now, you know, with the talk about discord and Reddit, blue sky.
01:22:18.640Like these, these sites, just like YouTube was back then, it are full of feds, full of feds, instigating, pushing propaganda, pushing memes.
01:22:34.260And this video was really interesting.
01:22:37.460It was explaining what a meme is, right?
01:22:39.620It was explaining how memes work and how they embed themselves.
01:22:45.340And it was the first time I ever heard the word meme before, right?
01:22:49.220Memes were already out there, but it was it was very interesting.
01:22:52.120It was it was like a hypnosis trigger is really the way it was being described was a hypnosis trigger embedded that will have an effect.
01:23:03.820It is kind of what the video was going down.
01:23:06.680So I thought that was interesting context there, especially back in 2009 before, you know, this stuff really got I know 4chan and 8chan were were running pretty full throttle.
01:23:21.300I wouldn't I wouldn't doubt that was also full of feds.
01:23:25.340But this is where these people operate, right?
01:23:27.600And they happen to operate in like the most toxic environments.
01:26:05.800The theme of the the show was there's a real world and then there's like this this world where they they go into like a Matrix style virtual reality.
01:26:17.380And then they do weird shit in this virtual reality.
01:26:20.520And you had to get credits and all of this stuff.
01:26:22.760So I couldn't I can I couldn't find the show again.
01:26:44.620And these are again, these are these triggers that last for years and they have a really deep hold on the psyche.
01:26:52.620And and so it's very, very important for us to be aware of what our kids are watching, even if it seems like just some goofy six, seven nonsense.
01:27:48.400So, yeah, for that language started out in discord channels and they would put out in the robots and they use that language because the Skippity floor was created by adults and they targeted children.
01:28:06.900If you could change language and definitions of language, like like I brought up earlier, gender is a social contract.
01:28:13.020You can create false premises in a person's mind that could have ripple effects in the whole worldview, the morals and their ethics where they can do self bodily harm, harm to their people and harm to the earth.
01:28:26.100And so I'm going to put it out there in just case I don't understand how important what kind of world we're up against.
01:28:32.360You have to teach your kids the importance of objective reality, OK, all the as the basis of truth, the supreme source of truth and then the logical and we only can draw logic from that, which are facts.
01:28:49.660And you have to teach them the difference between a false premise and a true premise.
01:28:54.060When it comes to that, and it will go a long ways in protecting you and your loved ones, especially your children as they grow up.
01:29:10.220There there is a well, Fit Side is essentially right.
01:29:13.060It's interesting, Mythos, that you would bring up animation because my generation was one of the first to be exposed to Japanese animation at scale.
01:29:28.880And it was utterly and completely foreign to my parents.
01:29:34.620It was almost like ridiculously foreign to my parents.
01:29:42.560And if you've ever watched any of the big Miyazaki films, you will recognize the positive kind of expression of these sentiments through the animated medium.
01:30:03.220Totoro is like a message of nature, like nature's kind of relationship to man.
01:30:13.600There's Princess Mononoke, which is like another quite incredible film.
01:30:18.580Honestly, I think it's one of the best films ever made.
01:30:22.040There's there's this whole host, right, of these of these kind of this thing that it's like burst on the scene and it managed to really communicate some somehow.
01:30:33.220To us in this way that that there was a there was a almost like like all of a sudden a door was open in this house fire and all the oxygen rushes in and this thing bursts into flames.
01:30:43.880And and I think that what we have entered over the past couple of decades is a well, there are elements to a lot of the meme thing like like Fitz is talking about with this linguistic programming where we get into this like you have words like non-binary like these words didn't even exist before.
01:31:01.940These words have been intentionally inserted into the lexicon in order to drive subversive elements in order to promote like subversive thoughts and the and the detachment of the recognition of objective reality.
01:31:15.140But over the past couple of decades we have entered into a mass gestalt like a mass theater that didn't exist before these things were culturally restricted in earlier ages where it was there was a you would recognize these things like like the concept of these abstract concepts like fate and destiny and nature.
01:31:40.840You would recognize them through cultural transmission and and so if you were an Englishman growing up you know not exposed to like not in the in the university being exposed to like French works or you know even like something more foreign like Chinese philosophy or something like that.
01:31:59.780You would experience the abstract impression of the idea of nature through your cultural the cultural transmission of your kin by by through the English language through English music and English kind of ritual and behavior and and even even actions and like the work that you did.
01:32:23.340And a day to day to day you would have this you you this identity became you know it came from an organic kinship relationship transmission over the past couple of decades.
01:32:35.540We have entered a like a massive brain of of this kind of person as such as like the the generic human and it's still Western it's still white in essence because we built the whole framework for this.
01:32:53.020We built the language for it we built the language for it we built the technology upon which these signals ride and we built the mediums that these things are communicated through but the the interesting thing about things like Japanese animation Japanese cartoons entered our collective psyche and they expressed these these these they made reference to these fundamental truths about life.
01:33:23.020that we recognize in their relation to ourselves but they were foreign enough to be a new perspective on these kind of abstract concepts that we we had experienced culturally through ourselves before.
01:33:43.080So it Dragon Ball Z for instance is a classic hero's journey hero grows up hero trains hero fights bad guy etc etc you have this a very kind of like it's not complex it's very straightforward.
01:33:56.060but the seeing it like this seeing it being exposed to it in this manner presents a new perspective to the the kind of psychological standard of the hero and and the battle of good and evil and you know the kind of idea of of like what was before it was Superman or even Hercules because Superman is Jewish let's not forget was Hercules before.
01:34:24.060this really strong guy and he's fighting against evil or he's doing some he has this like really important quest yes get done stuff like that.
01:34:34.060stuff like that um but the mass brain has the aspect as we count got into the 21st century the mass brain has the aspect of being unable to properly channel the very dark psyche into an acceptable cathartic expression of self.
01:35:00.880these things were handled before through religious experience they were handled through the actual engagement of the world through like warfare or or poverty or disease we we directly experience these very deep parts of our psyche that are woven into the the animal response that we have with fear or or lust.
01:35:28.880fear or or lust and and like greed and all these kind of subterranean parts of a collective psyche and now it's like the governor has gone completely off the machine.
01:35:41.880so there are these things that when we write porn is a great example the sexual desire that you know the the there is no eroticism because eroticism was the the channel for this kind of wondrous mysterious abstraction.
01:36:00.880this abstraction that the the thanks to the psychologizing of the 20th century.
01:36:08.880was reduced to a mechanical process and now has been turned into this almost mere manifestation of the animal aspect of sex and put into the put put out of actually grown out of this this collective brain.
01:36:29.880that has no channel through which these deeper desires can be kind of transmogrified or by transformed into something that is oh makes an oblique reference to it and and brings this collective cultural recognition of this thing.
01:36:51.880into the kin and allows them to understand it with a collective reference that they are actually sharing.
01:37:01.880we now just get raw sexual energy pumped right into the screen and without any safeguards without any seatbelt without any airbag of culture surrounding it and it's it's obliterating the psychological health of not just our people but the people and I don't care about the psychological health of nons obviously but you can imagine that they are they're so ill equipped.
01:37:29.880they don't they never even had a culture in the first place to kind of do this this dance to have these dance with these abstract concepts so this hits them and they are they are they are lowered even further down like beneath animal they become literally sub animal they they have no grace they have no like natural you know there's no nature to them they they are like the expressions of these I don't even want to call them primal forces these expressions of these.
01:38:10.880like demons like it's it's hard to find a word.
01:38:13.880to describe it because it hasn't really existed before I don't think before the mass brain came along and managed to.
01:38:20.880explode these things into the world with no safeguard of culture on them and that is what you're seeing when you're seeing the adult swim cartoon or you're seeing the the only fans girl on on that whatever podcast or you're seeing this kind of something like the videos are like the fast cuts of people falling over and hurting themselves like you're you're seeing this raw unfiltered.
01:38:48.880unfiltered direct like it's pain it's sex it's fear it's greed and it's pumped right into the brainstem it bypasses any of the kind of higher functions of the brain.
01:39:02.880I do like what fits I said about objective reality the problem we are facing now is that this was a virtue.
01:39:08.880this was passed down into the rest of our people by the noble castes the noble the area the the the kind of upper echelon of our culture of our people it was their responsibility to take this objective reality.
01:39:23.880and turn it into truths and turn it into truths and and turn it into artwork and culture and and law and government and transmogrify it into this form and hand it down to the people and say this is virtue.
01:39:36.880this is duty this is dignity and this is that's this is the the organization this is the the mode that we exist in and it is very difficult for average individuals to kind of.
01:39:49.880do like fits I to say and and look at this and say I I see I I don't I don't.
01:39:57.880I'm not thinking about this I'm not coming up with a descriptor for this I'm not abstracting this way I see.
01:40:03.880I I'm bearing witness to the world and from that I am I am developing a self based on this and now I can communicate this to my peers and my kin group and without having a proper social structure of the best of us being on this upper layer.
01:40:22.880this this this trends just transmission role that we are meant to play through culture language heritage religion all these all these things that we do even government.
01:40:32.880We are we the the people have drifted away the people are in chaos.
01:40:39.880And that is one of the that is one of the very very insidious elements of the modern technological paradigm.
01:42:42.880Um, it's got some interesting, um, you know, uh, parts in it that are like, okay, this is, this is a bit weird.
01:42:51.880No reason why I don't think we're any reason why this is in here, but that going to some of this other anime, um, if you've watched any of the more dark anime and the more, um, erotic anime, uh, it's very disgusting.
01:43:23.880So, um, open any of the good stuff, uh, to a point.
01:43:25.880Um, um, um, but, but there's, there is, there's a whole sick, twisted, dark, uh, the way that the, the, uh, the frame rates and the, and the, the, the lights, the flashlights.
01:43:39.880The lights, the flashing lights, all this is, this is not, uh, this is done by people who have, um, either participated in or reviewed the studies, uh, that the CIA did, you know, with MK ultra stuff.
01:44:51.200Well, when we allowed the Jews to insert their, uh, worldview into our world, uh, demons, there's, there's no, there's no person like what 99 times out of a hundred, anybody's going to think demon means something evil, right?
01:45:11.340They're going to think it's something wrong, bad, and nefarious because that's what they've been taught.
01:45:17.420The, the daemon from Greek is your, it's like your, uh, your spirit animal or your spiritual companion, your guardian angel, a bunch of different kind of, you know, ways to view that in a sense is the way that I look at it.
01:45:32.400So, yeah, this, this other thing, right, this spiritual companion that is dark and brooding and corrupt, corrosive and corrupted and, uh, and once death, uh, this comes from, uh, the, the Canaanite pantheon.
01:45:50.680So, so this is something that's been inserted into our world where we had stories of Beowulf, right?
01:46:02.080Beowulf has one of these dark characters in it, right?
01:46:05.940And you have, um, other stories, uh, with the hero's journey that are from our people.
01:46:12.520Um, and this corruption of all of this has created, right?
01:46:19.420It makes me think of the, of the parable, like inside every man is two wolves, which one, you know, a good wolf and a bad wolf, which one wins?
01:46:29.040Well, it's the one that you feed, right?
01:46:31.760And, and that's, uh, that's always carried a lot of weight with me, but, you know, very, very interesting, um, interesting topic here, uh, with all of this going on, uh, and, and, uh, you know, how dark it really gets.
01:46:46.520We don't talk about how dark it really gets sometimes, uh, but it is, it is very, very dark, uh, and it's been twisted too, you know, but, uh, you know, just thinking back to my childhood, like Madonna was considered by my family, you know,
01:47:25.100That's the way I thought their house was this, just this devil din of devil worship is what I looked at.
01:47:31.000Cause I was, I didn't, you know, I didn't know anything about life.
01:47:34.040I was, I was taught all of this stuff through, uh, through isolation and, and kind of a fear-based, not a, not a hope-based, not a power-based, but just a fear-based mentality that I was steeped in through, uh, my ideological indoctrination.
01:47:50.100Uh, and it wasn't until I faced life, like, uh, like, uh, like, uh, Nanya was saying, like, your kids should be prepared for the world, right?
01:47:57.800They shouldn't be scared of it and they shouldn't be cucked out.
01:48:00.640They should be prepared for it, but I'll, I'll yield.
01:48:03.780Um, I don't know about, um, maybe now that a lot of anime is a psyop, but I don't think, uh, the good stuff was, I don't think it was, um, intentionally, you know, funded by our, our foe.
01:48:53.500Like, that's the incredible thing is that like, we have, we, we, we really psyop ourselves oftentimes and, and we get psyoped, we psyop ourselves.
01:49:02.460I mean, look at the, the way even our enemies, our enemies psyop themselves are like blacks in the ghetto.
01:49:08.980It's like, they will blame the CIA for selling them cracking guns, but it's like, dude, you guys psyop yourself into being like the most destructive force on, on earth.
01:49:22.460You psyop yourself like, yeah, there were outs of external influences, obviously in the music industry and stuff, but it's like, you know, we psyoped ourselves into being sports cucks or being video game addicts.
01:50:40.340Paladin, I have no idea of hands to you, brother.
01:50:48.040Well, I know Kelly, I think it was Kelly, then Frank, or Kelly, then Brian, then Frank, but I, you know, Frank is, uh, he's probably got something important to say.
01:51:00.180Let's get to Frank real quick and then we'll continue with Kelly, Brian and Fitside.
01:51:03.860Yeah, sorry to the other, um, speakers, um, I, I really did have something to say.
01:51:10.760It, it's too long for this space, but I just wanted to give a heads up to, um, Mythos.
01:51:16.880Uh, you, you were really on a proper subject here, especially with the Kirk killing and just everything that's happened, uh, for the last 50 years or so.
01:51:28.440I think that this mimetic, this mimetic magic is a scientific, um, psychological indoctrination.
01:51:37.400And I'm, I used to do a lot of research on this because David Lane was probably one of, if not the first, at least in our world.
01:51:47.600Um, but he was probably one of the first mimetic practitioners when he developed the 14 words, uh, the death of the white race, um, by way of a poster.
01:52:00.240These were mimetic things that literally back in the day went viral, not like on the internet, but instead of like 50, um, posters, uh, we were talking like a hundred, 200,000 posters that people were buying or being sent for free or whatever.
01:52:17.100This was in, uh, this was in, uh, 1982, 83.
01:52:21.000So the, the real deep dive, however, is, um, um, um, skull mask, uh, you, you might really, um, you might present yourself in, in a, in a more academic fashion, but Mythos is on to the truth of the matter.
01:52:38.600I don't talk about it much because it's just, it's, it's, it's literally above 99% of everybody's pay grade because it's so deep.
01:52:48.380And I don't know if these, uh, emigres from Germany prior to World War II, you know, you got to remember, um, Freud from the school of Franz Boas, um, the Tavistock Institute, all of this stuff, like 100% of it was all psychological warfare.
01:53:06.560These fucking outliers, these, these people who are not us, they think in worlds and, and you guys brought up colors.
01:53:16.260I'm going to get into that colors is by definition, 100% of the, of the key way into the human psyche.
01:53:32.440I just needed to give a preface here because the, the science of the human mind, you know, our guys, you go back to Aristotle and Plato and all the historians.
01:53:43.640We are fascinated with particular personality types, you know, from the great war leaders to the great statesmen, but that's kind of where it ends.
01:53:54.780You know, it's, it's, it's, it's in this kind of pool of thought and not really an oddity, but it's kind of like, wow, you know, uh, Alexander, he was, you know, he was born in this particular, uh, little township.
01:54:07.340And his mom was like this, I mean, we do study personalities, but only the Jewish mind, uh, literally, because they, they predominated from like the turn of the century, you know, from the 1900s on these guys were like, whatever their mission was, um, perhaps it was envy of the Aryan nations, if you will.
01:54:29.760And so, you know, this, you know, this, this sense of perversion, whatever, put them into this world of that world after the psychological world turned into mimetics.
01:54:39.600So I just want to bring up, uh, to your attention, structural mimetics.
01:54:46.520Uh, this concept, uh, is somewhere in the, uh, um, in the latter part of the 20th century, I don't know, 2015 to 2019.
01:54:57.980And it was seen primarily as an extension of earlier ideas, such as spiral dynamics and, you know, uh, maybe skull, you might want to write some of this stuff down.
01:55:09.300The spiral dynamics emulated the DNA structure, literally the physical DNA structure, the spiral, um, the natural evolution of these, of these cells.
01:55:44.620Um, especially going forward, tactic strategy.
01:55:47.280This stuff is, it's like doing pushups every day when you think about this stuff, but it built originally off of a, um, gentleman by the name of Don Beck.
01:56:01.240And, uh, uh, it was from both of spiral dynamics or in spiral dynamics, we could quantify by saying value systems tied to, let's say, a societal development, but in stages.
01:56:17.180Remember that in stages and the parallels that you guys can come up with are staggering, everything from COVID to, um, you know, the paranoiac, um, vaccine kind of mandates going back to the fifties, scaring people, moving people into the pen from an emotional standpoint.
01:56:37.420But it also is broken down into stages.
01:56:43.960Uh, guy by the name of Melvin Conway's law.
01:56:48.380And I'm not entirely sure where this guy is coming from, but it, it basically posits that, um, a system designs, uh, system designs.
01:56:59.420They mirror a communication structure of their creator that would be the creator of a meme or something, something else that I always try to get everybody to fixate on is replication.
01:57:15.260The power of a meme is only in the process of replication.
01:57:19.960That's why the 14 words has lasted for so long.
01:57:22.880Um, it's a meme structure that is continuously, um, spoken or written or whatever.
01:57:40.380But the memetic quality of a lot of the right propaganda, um, precipitated the left imitating us back in the day.
01:57:47.880Because as you guys know, the left doesn't really know how to, they don't know how to mean, they don't know how to make all this artistic, uh, memetic, um, high content material.
01:59:06.620We're talking about, I'm talking about social changes, the push and pull of social dynamics, right?
01:59:14.620Um, environmental pressures or social dynamics.
01:59:21.660You talk about social dynamic, we are on the mother of all social dynamics, which is social media.
01:59:29.980Uh, it's not a, um, well, let me, let me get my thoughts together.
01:59:35.200It posits for the most part as a theorem, but also in a practical application that the human consciousness unfolds in a spiral pattern, not a linear, linear, linear, uh, pattern or kind of adaptive ladder like the DNA structure.
01:59:55.580It allows for a certain oscillation, let's say, between stages and the potential for regression or progression.
02:00:07.720One, one narrative will be promoted and then there'll be a counter.
02:00:11.600And let's say that one, the narrative that wins is a negative, negative for us, let's say, right?
02:00:18.980If they figure that out and that it's affecting us psychologically, they will double down on the replication of that particular theorem or that particular memetic quality, right?
02:00:30.200So the theory that this spiral dynamics, uh, Don, Don Beck, and his name is B E C K, this all originated from the work of a female.
02:00:42.140And when I first came across this years and years ago, this was fascinating to me because the way women look at the world is not the same as us.
02:00:51.580And I, it just was kind of, it just hit me, you know, right between the eyes because her view was in the mid fifties to the early sixties.
02:01:03.600Now, the reason why she's important is because her theorem doubled down with Don Beck's became really big, not only in the DOD, but in intel agencies, the media, all of this.
02:01:16.800And what happened in the sixties, feminism, what happened, the role of male and female was literally, um, attacked with an A-bomb, right?
02:01:27.540You know, women need to work, they got to vote, they got to do this.
02:01:31.440And there's a whole progression of thought process here, right?
02:01:35.800And, um, okay, so around 1950, 1960, um, the cyclic or cyclical, let's say, or the impression of the double helix in the development of adults specifically, and then it went to children, the bio, see, what's the word, bio, bio, um, psychosocial.
02:02:06.580The bio, psycho, social systems with its application, you know, uh, with political and social systems, um, was the linchpin of Graves research.
02:02:17.940And she emphasized that the psychological systems coming out of her theorem would emerge to cope with existential problems with no best stage, let's say.
02:02:32.440Each stage is adaptive for specific conditions.
02:02:36.500Now, if you guys are catching any of this, all of these, all this speciation, all of these nuances, if you look across social media, you look across our media, you look across the world, one of the reasons, one of the main reasons, in my opinion, why we're broken down into thousands of these smaller and lesser, you know, uh, group things is because that by definition is part of a psychological maneuver.
02:03:04.820Obviously, obviously, I mean, you know, maybe I'm talking a little bit too highbrow, but we all know that if the herd, um, hears more of one thing than the other, they're going to start following that particular memetic quality, right?
02:03:20.860And I'm working down to the end here, but, you know, uh, I don't know, uh, Mytho, she just kind of pushed me over the edge because in my own way, I try to, I try to talk between the lines, if you will, because a lot of this stuff just goes over everybody's head.
02:03:35.720So I, in most of my space, or not spaces, but most of my posts, I'm thinking about a lot of this stuff, right?
02:03:43.280Maybe I shouldn't even say that, but that, that's just the way it is with me personally.
02:03:49.020But, um, Beck had a lot of innovations and he included the applying model to real world conflicts.
02:03:59.760And he advised on, this man, Beck, specifically, he was advising, um, at the end of apartheid in South Africa.
02:04:11.740Uh, he went there, uh, 60 plus times, if I remember, serves me right, in the, in the early 80s.
02:04:17.640That's right when the South Africans were, were losing complete control of their government and their people, right?
02:04:23.740So, once again, I, you know, you smell anti-white, right?
02:04:30.320Then he went to facilitating dialogues in the Middle East, uh, and developing a system called mesh working is a method for connecting diverse minds to side, to solve complex problems.
02:04:46.120And when you do that, if it's not a homogeneous groupthink, guess what?
02:04:50.720You have all of these outliers, could be, you know, any kind of outlet, could be commies versus nationalists, it could be Jews versus Aryans, so on and so forth.
02:05:02.660Uh, and that's just something to always bear in mind when you're doing, uh, because memetics is nothing but mental, psychological control, uh, mechanisms.
02:05:11.260And we can use that, and we've been using it, okay?
02:19:05.900Like, um, like SpongeBob apparently was actually supposed to be.
02:19:09.560Some adult, uh, show like bikini bottom and all this fucking, like this degenerate shit.
02:19:15.640Uh, so like my theory is that you get this dopamine response as a kid and it like, uh, creates this idea that this is, uh, this degenerate shit is what adults do or what they like.
02:19:32.300And then you're like, uh, watching it and you're like, Oh, this is, this is how the world is.
02:19:37.160Like, look at all this gore and shit and all this, uh, sexual deviancy and all this bullshit.
02:20:36.220And remember cartoons, it's all about colors, right?
02:20:39.900When you guys were kids, if you watched any kind of cartoons, I didn't watch a lot of cartoons when I was a kid, but there was three or four that was, uh, more or less kind of adult oriented.
02:20:50.980Like a, a show called Gigantor, Speed Racer, you know, that kind of thing, right?
02:20:58.160And you guys can laugh a little bit, but the, our children are being exposed to this too.
02:21:02.580So just a couple of colors and then just real quick, why the colors are important.
02:21:26.120I have no clue, but I do resonate with it.
02:21:29.160So beige, um, it's, it creates an automatic reflexive behavior driven by basic instincts focused on immediate psychological needs like food, shelter, and safety.
02:21:42.860Okay, the minimal cognition, reptilian brain dominance, uh, life conditions, uh, and, uh, various examples of what beige represents like newborn infants, homeless individuals in crisis, early hunter gatherers, states of coma or addiction and withdrawal.
02:22:07.500Remember that beige, okay, and then, uh, just a couple more, purple, like how much purple is, when you guys look at a lot of the left stuff, purple is every fucking where, okay?
02:22:23.060Okay, and it represents a magical animistic thinking, emphasis on ritual, superstition, family bonds, ancestral spirits for security.
02:22:35.340Okay, what did they do to that, to this color?
02:22:38.000They inverted it, all these, all these nasty perverts, right?
02:22:41.820It's highly group oriented with peer family pressure, preserves tradition.
02:22:50.700Now, this is the reason why I'm bringing these colors up is that if they're being weaponized against us, we double down and re-weaponize that against the opposition, right?
02:23:02.000Some of the life experiences, indigenous tribes, ethnic, quote, gangs, fundamentalist, religious sects, rites of passage in families or sports teams.
02:23:15.400I'm thinking of active clubs using some kind of purple, you know, not nomenclature, but, but, uh, some kind of color theme, right?
02:23:26.520Now, red, we all have an intuitive response to red and blue, so I'll land it with blue, right?
02:23:35.000But red, impulsive, self-centered, dominant, seeks instant gratification, power, and respect through bold accents, lives in the now with little impulse control, heroic or exploitative.
02:23:53.260Street gangs, rebellious youth, ancient warriors, uh, for example, in this case, they say Vikings, charismatic, dictators of, dictators or rock stars in their prime.
02:24:04.820Now, I'm going to draw this real, this parallel.
02:24:07.540Who the fuck chose red for, for, um, nationalists, okay?
02:24:13.700I remember when red, when this red and blue thing, this was a PSYOP, I can't prove it, but my gut said it.
02:24:20.680When they started using red, maybe it's just my generational construct, right?
02:25:15.860In the real world, blue represents military hierarchies, religious organizations, for example, conservative churches, bureaucratic corporations, historical empires like the Roman Empire.
02:25:30.420Who the fuck stole blue from us and gave us red?
02:25:35.040I know I might be reaching here, guys, and maybe you guys can provide some, some, um, um, pushback on that.
02:25:47.160Maybe blue is, you know, something that, um, is kind of passe or whatever.
02:25:51.840But this, my friends, is how colors are weaponized, how they're used, what they actually, uh, in terms of this spiral dynamics and the mimetic, uh, battle, if you will.
02:26:04.280These are like legitimate, provable, scientific, um, uh, theorems in this.
02:26:12.200So if you guys don't understand colors, and this is not the end-all, be-all of what I just read, these are applications by people who are, who are weaponizing the mimetic world, right?
02:26:23.360So take it with a grain of salt, but nevertheless, um, colors enhance or deny a certain worldview.
02:26:33.420Um, so when we go forward, like black and white, like, uh, what Mythos and these guys, they're using black and white from what I can tell so far.
02:26:57.400Um, and I, I have a lot to say about that.
02:26:59.800But when the left started taking, you know, creating these black brigades, remember, my first uniform for my crew was all black with red gloves and red spats.
02:27:11.140Uh, uh, uh, black berets with red and white insignia.
02:27:45.260Hey, um, Frank, now I want to know green and yellow shit.
02:27:51.180So, uh, I know we're talking about memetics.
02:27:54.180Um, and earlier we were talking about like, uh, skull mask was saying about seeing is the basis and how we draw our views and develop our understanding.
02:28:24.020We still can't have multiracial societies with them.
02:28:26.660Because ultimately, there's only one objective reality.
02:28:30.900And if you, and if you, and if you look at this, if you look at how our genetics works, are seeing objective reality is dependent on genetics.
02:28:40.460And another racial group with different genetics is going to be seeing objective reality and come and be able to draw different conclusions.
02:28:48.840And, uh, and, uh, and this is the very basis of why we can't have multiracialism.
02:28:54.260It's not about because niggers are violent, ultimately, because they are, because there's other racial groups who aren't violent.
02:29:03.780But we still can't have a country or share the same land and laws with those people.
02:29:13.080Because they do not see objective reality the way we see objective reality because of our genetics.
02:29:18.580And once you understand the basis of what everything is being said about medics, and then you understand how genes come into play, ultimately, this is the single objective truth or objective fact, this true premise of why multiracialism, multiculturalism does not work.
02:29:38.200And it can never work, even if the other racial groups are very peaceful, loving people, is because we do not see objective reality, though, how we would codify language, how we, uh, how we would create different morals and ethics and, uh, form society comes down to this single point.
02:29:58.380And I think, and I think, and I think on another note, I think ultimately maybe, uh, Skullmasks, Mythos, and Frank, you're all right.
02:30:09.280And 99% of the people, the concepts that we're talking about don't fucking understand what we're saying.
02:30:16.280And, uh, and maybe this comes to the simple fact we need a higher order worldview for the people who do understand this, and a lower order worldview for the people who don't understand this.
02:30:26.520And, uh, I, uh, I got a lot of thanking because y'all are actually kind of winning me over some of the, the thanking process of this and what it ultimately means, because if that's a fact, we can't form society based off of, uh, based off of, uh, the law, the people who can only live within the lower order worldview ruling and creating laws.
02:30:50.700So I, a lot, I have to, a lot of, uh, I have to mull it over, see what I come up with.
02:30:56.520But ultimately, if you understand mimetics, for what I said the last time, you understand why we can't have multi-racialism in societies, even if the other racial groups are peaceful.
02:31:46.360I don't, I don't have conclusions on all this stuff.
02:31:49.260A lot of this stuff, I'm just relaying my experience, right?
02:31:52.320I just, I followed white rabbits, and this is one thing that was, uh, when Skullmas was talking earlier that I was also thinking about, when we're looking at kids, um, and the, the meme of the white rabbit, right, has, has, uh, it was kind of, it was kind of returned when, when the matrix came out, right?
02:32:14.220It was brought back into our, um, our construct, uh, in a pretty big way.
02:32:21.160We all knew what it meant, follow the white rabbit.
02:32:23.620We all knew immediately what that meant, right?
02:32:26.580And then they introduced the red pill, which obviously is a meme, uh, probably one of the, uh, the greatest memes of all time, uh, from my view.
02:32:35.660But the white rabbit, it's about curiosity, right?
02:32:41.820Uh, it's about following something to the great unknown.
02:32:45.520And this is, uh, how this is used with our youth and even adults, right?
02:32:52.940Little, hey, it's just a little white rabbit.
02:34:56.620When you suspend, especially animation, you suspend belief, right?
02:34:59.980You suspend and you just go into it and you immerse yourself.
02:35:03.640And it's, uh, um, it's a part of the process, right?
02:35:07.420You don't go watch a movie and sit there.
02:35:10.100Like once you know how movies are made, or once you know how music is made, then you start listening and you watch how, how this one was made.
02:35:17.640And you're no longer watching the movie.
02:35:20.320You're watching how it was made and you're looking at it from actors.
02:35:24.840Uh, and that's why when you get those really high def TVs that, that are so crystal clear and you're watching a show and you're like, this all looks fake and retarded.
02:36:10.260So, uh, very interesting, but I always land here with, with who we are and what we come up with.
02:36:16.760We found, uh, truths based on our experience in endeavoring in reality.
02:36:25.060And then we, we, we turn them into stories.
02:36:28.240I've been reading with my son over the past few weeks with the school and we're talking, we're, we've read, uh, the Epic of Gilgamesh.
02:36:39.840We've read, we're reading, uh, ancient Egypt.
02:36:43.560And as I'm reading these stories, I'm like, these are all the same stories that the Jews have in their book.
02:36:54.260Like they just took these stories and changed them a little bit and called them their stories and made up this fake history.
02:37:07.440And when you look at what they do today, they don't do much different, do they?
02:37:14.180To the point where, and I'll say this, like, I know that, that the, the, uh, the movie industry has been almost since its inception, uh, subverted by Jews, but largely the art that came out of it.
02:37:30.280And, and, and, and many people like a Walt Disney were not Jewish and they were white and they knew, and they wanted to convey the truths that we found in the stories from our history into our people and make them more, more glorious than they've ever been.
02:37:54.500Uh, and, and, and they endeavored in that truth.
02:37:57.980So, you know, it's, it's been, uh, it's been, uh, again, to me too, very stimulating conversation as, as I listen.
02:38:07.180Uh, it's, it's helped me, you know, just, I'm just moving pieces on the chessboard here in my brain.
02:39:38.360So green, um, is a relativistic or human bond color.
02:39:43.520Uh, it, it, it promotes, uh, egalitarian, empathetic, consensus drivers, prioritizes community, diversity, and emotional harmony over hierarchy.
02:39:55.620Green rejects materialism, seeks inner peace and equality.
02:40:00.360A lot of us can relate to that, but how it affects the real world or examples of the real world would be social justice movements, uh, cooperative, uh, communes, therapy.
02:40:13.520Groups, environmentally focused NGOs, like green peace, kind of self-evident, right?
02:40:19.580But I have, like I said, I have my own takes on a lot of this, uh, because I do kind of live in that spiritual world as well.
02:40:32.640Integrate, let's see, uh, this is a systemic, um, text, or see, flex, flex flow.
02:40:40.600I don't know what that means, systemic and or flex flow, integrative, flexible, and competency, uh, based, holds multiple perspectives, embracing chaos and functionality, focuses on natural flows, personal freedom, and systemic solutions, uh, without dogma.
02:41:02.600Integrate, tier two leap, one percent of population, I'm not quite sure what that means, I'll have to dive into that myself.
02:41:10.600So, um, real world examples, this systems thinkers, agile leaders in crisis, for example, Elon Musk problem solving style.
02:41:22.600Okay, that, uh, I can kind of see that, um, integral philosophers, like, and Wilbur, I'm afraid I do not know who that is, but I'll check it out just on general principle.
02:41:36.600So I'll land it there, but, um, if you guys can conceptualize how the interplay of all these colors work, you will start seeing messages in these fricking cartoons, anime specific, why does Musk push this fucking sex-based, um, um, anime stuff?
02:41:56.660I mean, there's something about his psychology that's, because he's always fucking, right?
02:42:00.720I mean, I don't know how many kids he's got, so his, his mind is kind of, that's the balance of his lineal world, which, by the way, guys, that's very, very, um, that's a very balanced psychology, you know, when you see a, a real strong thinker, he has two extremes, that's kind of the human condition, if you will, right?
02:42:21.500But, uh, that was, that was green and yellow, uh, make of it what you will, so thanks for the mic.
02:42:38.260Um, yeah, so colors are an interesting thing.
02:42:41.280Um, I read a book, uh, and it's actually, uh, referenced multiple times in, uh, by, uh, uh, William Gailey Simpson in Which Way, Western Man.
02:42:54.340Uh, the book was written by, um, Richard Bucky, or Bucky, I'm not sure, Buck.
02:43:00.360I call it Buck, has an E at the end, but, uh, Richard Buck, um, he wrote a book called Cosmic Consciousness.
02:43:08.280Uh, strangely enough, uh, sitting on a bus, um, in a city, going from one place to another, uh, used to ride the bus a lot.
02:43:16.720Um, and, um, funny, uh, I had a girlfriend who, uh, she had to teach me how to get on the bus because I was, I was, uh, so socially retarded.
02:43:27.720I didn't know how to get on the bus and then make sure I could get off.
02:43:31.680Uh, so I figured I'd get stuck on the bus, uh, so I had to have some help.
02:43:35.720I was a retard, uh, thanks to everybody in my way who's, uh, helped me along and grown me as a person.
02:43:41.600But, um, so I was on this bus next to this lady, just talked to her and, uh, she's like, you should read this book, right?
02:43:48.080So I got this book and, uh, I read it.
02:43:51.420It's a story, uh, he goes over like these, these characters in history who have cosmic consciousness.
02:43:57.560They, they, they attained a consciousness that was the premier consciousness of the time.
02:44:03.680It wasn't, it wasn't the, the ending consciousness.
02:44:07.060It wasn't like, well, this supreme being, uh, Buddha or, um, Shakespeare or what have you.
02:44:15.120Uh, this was like, they attained the consciousness, right?
02:44:18.000And a lot of times in Buddhism, it's like the, the nirvana, that's the end all be all.
02:44:22.740Well, the, the way that this is presented is it's a step along the way.
02:44:26.480Humans are constantly achieving a new high watermark and that's the nature of kind of his storyline.
02:44:33.440But he gets into something very interesting that has to do with colors, uh, because he applies all of this to human evolution from our very beginnings and how we became who we are today.
02:44:44.980Uh, which, which is to be musical animals, right?
02:44:49.300People who can write and appreciate music.
02:44:52.440And nobody does that better than the white people.
02:44:54.300We talked about it earlier, uh, Beethoven, uh, all of our greats, nobody does music like us, uh, and, and never will.
02:45:03.580Uh, and it basically, it's because we are the, um, we, we are the, uh, most evolved people.
02:45:09.980Uh, and if you read this book, uh, I won't get into his evolutionary theory because I won't do it justice, but it's a very good book in this response, even though it does talk about Moses and Jesus, which I find, uh, to be, uh, academic failure.
02:45:23.540But neither here nor there, uh, the color part, uh, as he's going through this human evolution stuff, um, he looks back at historical documents and they, the historical, uh, references to colors.
02:45:37.700They began with black, uh, uh, and brown, and then the first color they, that humans noted in his research is red, right?
02:45:51.340And if you look at the rainbow, there's red, uh, and then they had yellow, you look at the rainbow, then there's yellow.
02:45:57.780And then they had, um, and he goes through this, he says human evolution, um, humans began to see more and more and more and more colors, right?
02:46:10.480So it is very interesting hearing, uh, what Frank was bringing up about how these colors invoke responses, because when we see red, there's a bit of it that brings us way back to that place in time in our, uh, collective ancestral memory when that was the color we could see.
02:46:27.780Uh, and he doesn't really break things down racially, but when you follow his, uh, his, uh, his pattern, it's, it's obvious, uh, and you look at, at country flags, right?
02:46:39.120The, the Africans, uh, they still use the red, yellow, uh, and, and even green, right?
02:46:49.680Uh, purple is also royalty, uh, and that, um, and so when you follow these colors too,
02:46:57.320and you look at our history, they have a deep resonating root to our psyche as well.
02:47:02.880That has to do with possibly millions of years of human evolution that has got us here.
02:47:09.400Uh, and, uh, again, not knowing this, if you don't know the enemy, then you're going to be, uh, you're going to be hacked, right?
02:47:19.100If you understand these colors, as Frank was, uh, alluding to, and marketing, if you get into marketing and college, university, they're going to tell it, they're going to teach you color theory.
02:47:33.780It's because this is the way that you hack and you, and you then get people to respond to the message that you are conveying in your sales pitch, right?
02:47:45.520Or whatever advertising or whatever you're doing.
02:47:47.940And this goes right into all of, like, movies in a big sense are one big advertisement.
02:47:56.480Schindler's List, black and white, except for what?
02:48:07.840Movies are three hour long psychological operations.
02:48:11.100Uh, 300, the movie 300, a fucking psychological operation that tells white people, you better get your fucking self in order and you better join a band of men because together you can destroy entire armies, right?
02:48:29.140You can get, you know, you can take what you want from it.
02:48:31.720But, you know, these are, this is all a part and parcel to the storyline.
02:48:35.640And if you don't understand how it, how it works, then, you know, that's why some memes will fall flat and why some people are very good at memes.
02:48:46.780Um, and I'll, I'll just land this, um, Frank, I also intuit that same thing when you talk about red being, I would say like the Republican, uh, party.
02:48:56.760Uh, I, I've always intuited that as well to, uh, to question why they got red and the Democrats got blue in that, um, and, and associate that with communism, right?
02:49:32.340I was working for just a minute there, but, uh, while Frank comes in and really blows up our, uh, awareness of this stuff, I, I, I knew it was deeper than what I had, I had realized, but good God, it's quite well developed.
02:49:45.280I wanted to kind of ask the group, I guess, mostly Frank and the guys that might know, you know, the first usage of the term meme was, uh, 76, um, what was his name?
02:49:56.020Richard Dawkins, the selfish gene, the book basically said that, uh, I may have mentioned this to you guys before the book basically said that genes just want to propagate.
02:50:04.920They just want to, you know, carry on their line and means ideas, memetic ideas are, are much the same way.
02:50:11.260Good means they just want to, uh, you know, carry on their line and propagate themselves.
02:50:16.980Uh, I, I see that this was along that time.
02:50:20.380You also had discordianism brewing, uh, just a little bit before that.
02:50:23.820And right around that same time, I think that may be key in the whole factor, but I see this stuff being brought into the public awareness starting 50 years ago.
02:50:32.020And I don't know if I can say culminating, but now today, uh, Frank mentioned something around, uh, 2020 and, and, and it was mentioned also Trump's little meme war with Pepe and all that stuff.
02:50:41.960But now this stuff is just like, it's mainstream almost at this point.
02:50:46.340And I'm, I'm just wondering what's going on with that, that it seems to be purposely being brought into the public consciousness world.
02:50:54.780A lot of people aren't talking on quite this level, but everybody's talking about memes, the power of meme, memetic technology, all this stuff.
02:51:03.840Why they seem to have, have, uh, willingly brought this into the public and started discussing it and letting it be discussed.
02:51:11.060I don't understand why they would do that instead of maybe just keeping it veiled would be my guess, but, but they seem to have purposely started bringing this out.
02:51:28.260Um, you can fool some people sometimes,
02:51:31.420but you can't fool all the people all the time.
02:51:33.340Um, people are going to leak information and once information's leaked and people start to put pieces together that they, uh, don't have, they don't have a choice in that because people have, have figured it out.
02:51:50.800Uh, and so that's the, what I would say they, they're, um, I, I wouldn't, I wouldn't conclude that the, that the operators,
02:52:01.060the, the, the wizard of Oz, as I like to call them, uh, the wizard of Oz, a scared, um, small, um, uh, powerless person, uh, has created a machine around him, uh, to, uh, to, you know, project power and project what hit, you know, project the fear that he feels, project it then upon the world.
02:52:28.220Uh, and, and so these wizard of Oz people who've been utilizing this.
02:52:33.360And once you see, you know, somebody go behind the curtain and go, Oh, that's what it is.
02:52:38.700And then you can't continue to fool everybody.
02:52:46.840So I, I, the white pill in me, the optimist in me says, you know, there's an end to, uh, to, there's an end to the hegemony of the illusion.
02:53:00.640Uh, and, and, and they can't continue it, especially because if you look at our past, we were localized, we could pass notes, right?
02:53:12.180We could Paul Revere things in the past, but now you get all of these Negroes filming their own degeneracy and posting their own L's to the internet.
02:53:29.860The, the, it wasn't just my experience, right?
02:53:32.660It wasn't just when I was on the bus and I had that interaction with that Negro, like that wasn't just my experience that every, that's everybody's experience.
02:53:44.280We can't put that one back in the toothpaste tube.
02:53:46.840So that's kind of what I think in the evolution of, of the, the sharing of information and why we're going to win, why we're going to win on that battlefield of information and ideas and why we're going to win physically because, uh, nobody can take us down either.
02:54:00.320We're, we're, we're, we're 300 of the smartest, fittest, fastest, uh, most intelligent, most innovative, most ruthless, uh, uh, most engine, uh, ingenious, uh, and most protective people on the planet.
02:54:15.960Uh, we've just been put into this cognitive dissonance, uh, through propaganda that has given us this, uh, we, we, we have, it's, it's a game of seconds and inches.
02:54:26.560We can't hesitate for that second or we lose.
03:16:33.120they choose to call it is capable of writing the fine line between both and recognizing that both are a necessity in order for us to live a full encompassing life.
03:46:56.260where I get at in regards to the observation of the yin and yang symbol and how we can use it as a means to reflect of the nature of reality,
04:13:09.080but what pray was saying a little bit earlier.
04:13:11.660I thought it was really cool that this book brought up the race mind because we as white people have an inherent consciousness that is distinct to us and us alone.
04:15:19.140I don't trust the FBI as far as I can throw it.
04:15:22.400If you guys want a little bit of factoids,
04:15:25.920every agent that joins the FBI is trained by the ADL as well.
04:15:33.620So the ADL will get these new recruits and run them through the Holocaust memorials and essentially indoctrinate them to be Israel first pieces of shit.
04:28:02.000I think without being, I guess, overly dismissive, I would just throw all that Insider stuff out the window because that literally sounds like MSNBC tier.
04:28:16.800Insider can say they saw Nancy Pelosi squatting in the park, taking a pee and, uh, Trump, well, you know, Trump did, did weird stuff in Russia.
04:28:41.820And, but they have a tranny, um, dude, it was Qatar.
04:28:45.300It was, it was a Qatar tranny connection.
04:28:48.160Also, none of that, a lot of that other stuff is completely uncon, I haven't seen a, a, a single good source about this funding stuff to TPUA, TPUSA.
04:30:10.500So they don't give a fuck about trannies, right?
04:30:13.240The, the liberal Jewish side that, that does the whole, you know, tranny stuff.
04:30:18.380Uh, so there could be that, I'm not saying that that's what it is, but they're more of the, uh, the conservative, uh, and they're the types to, to pull off a stunt like this.
04:30:29.460Uh, they, they're, they're, they're about what they're about.
04:30:34.120So that I would just put that in context, but not really a direct answer.
04:30:38.220No, it's, um, I, I agree with, I mean, I agree with you guys.
04:30:42.280I just think I might be a little, um, it's okay.
04:30:47.380There's a lot, I have to be completely Frank too.
04:30:49.580Like there's a lot of stuff going around.
04:30:51.560That's just downright kind of retarded dude.
04:30:53.900Like, Oh, look, it's a, like the, the, the stage is a menorah.
04:30:58.620Like, like they set up this menorah thing and they're like, can't wait to sacrifice a Goy here, you know, when we need to on the college campus.
04:31:06.780Like this stuff is like, it's, it's just, it's just not, I don't know.
04:31:10.980It's just not, just doesn't seem very, um, well thought out, I guess.
04:31:17.860And it's kind of like, it's, it's, um, I see in my magic crystal ball that this is going to be the Charlie Kirk sacrificial zone, build the menorah stage right here.
04:32:21.020So that's, that's a very hard one then to like, just kind of try to go with what they're saying is like, it's almost auto hoax level, but, uh, correct me if I'm wrong.
06:21:30.040To speak on something Sammy had said and kind of what you and White Reich and HT had said, the truth, a very simple truth is we're under attack, right?
06:21:45.940And I think this goes along with a, in general truth that we are under attack.
06:21:51.620And whether it's Charlie Kirk, once again, or Ernia, you know, or Austin Metcalf, or there's fucking, you know, the hundreds or dozens of other stories that you could pull up.
06:22:05.160If you, depending how far back you go, it could be hundreds, you know, but you don't have to get that repetitious with people.
06:22:12.320They'll get your point with what Sammy had said also.
06:22:16.640And this has to do with normies and what his boss, how, how.
06:22:21.200Her daughter is Ukrainian and didn't even mention her.
06:22:28.340And I will say this, that the normies page, social media page and et cetera, what they're getting, it is Charlie Kirk.
06:22:38.540That is what they're seeing right now because, and I know this because my lady has a complete normie page, her Facebook page.
06:22:47.540And she's like, I think I'm, she told me the other day, I'm going to get off Facebook because all it is, is Charlie Kirk.
06:22:54.600And I said, well, have you seen, and she's like, yeah, I saw that Ernia thing.
06:22:59.960It popped up once, hundreds and hundreds of posts, one after the other.
06:23:13.100And so keep that in mind of what, right.
06:23:19.360And what happened to her for the, these are for the normies, right.
06:23:22.360When we're, we're trying to get to the normie to wake the fuck up.
06:23:27.220And so there's ways to tie it in all to each other and that we are being attacked.
06:23:35.300And whether it is, you know, the Zog and the, the, the Jews, you know, which is where I kind of lean with the whole Charlie thing.
06:23:43.640And, and I don't believe the FBI and all of that, but, you know, I'm not going to get into all of that.
06:23:49.960So, but whether it's that or, or Ernia and the nons and all of these things, the fact is, is a general truth is we are under attack.
06:24:01.600Our race is under attack and, and it gets easier and easier to just, especially with all of these relevant, very, that's where I wanted to land that.
06:24:53.560I think we could do a better job with starting to outline who these people are and starting to say, hey, look, what's, what's, what's with this dual loyalty?
06:25:03.240You know, and, and that's, that's just something that's objectively true.
06:25:06.640It's not like we're, we're, you know, going way out on a limb here, but we need to be more active in this kind of, in this kind of way.
06:25:36.040Zirka post before the video came out and even asking a friend of mine if he knew that that was true or not, you know, and so that it really didn't become much of a story until the video came out.
06:26:00.060And so the story, you know, that, cause again, there was another lady.
06:26:45.540So, you know, all of these things are important and it is, again, you know, the reason that we're talking so much about Charlie Kirk is because of the visuals and because of, you know, the $500 million media apparatus that he had behind him, right?
06:27:07.340And the direction that, you know, it's going, that it's being taken.
06:27:15.540That shot as opposed to, you know, the narratives that they're spending for us, you know, just being anti-trans.
06:27:24.040So, you know, keep your eyes and ears open on all this stuff.
06:27:28.260And, you know, if they don't offer us the actual footage, then, you know, who cares about this guy that they've told us pulled the trigger.
06:28:37.080I could hear it with what he was describing there.
06:28:41.080That we actually are united in our life experience, not just through.
06:28:50.080We both grew up drinking from the water hose, making, you know, bike ramps on the street, you know, all the things, riding, you know, until the streetlights came on.
06:29:08.700No helmets, no seatbelts, leaving doors open.
06:29:12.120And all of the things that we grew up with, we share that.
06:29:15.040That's why I find all the generational delineators to be an unuseful, if not destructive, same years.
06:29:28.160And as I wanted to point that out, I think he's gone now, but this is what we did, right?
06:29:38.380And then there's different, you know, once you get from a three-year gap or a four-year gap to a seven-year gap or a 10-year gap, then experiences start to shift.
06:29:48.040And, and those are real, but they're not more in common than he does with the millennial at the rung of the millennial gap.
06:30:00.500It makes generations icon has a great ring to it, right?
06:32:19.720And then we got into the conversation of how Martin Luther King was actually a rapist, communist.
06:32:27.340And so these, having these open conversations with this younger generation, again, the PSYOP that was given to us that the boomers, and there might be a reason why the boomers, that we've been dealing with.
06:32:44.560They hold so tightly to this because they know when they let go, we're going to destroy everything that they've been holding up as the paradigm.
06:32:54.700And it's going to change everything that they, and it's going to make them feel like they're retarded.
06:41:02.640Hey, earlier, you know, lessons learned, guys. We have many people with talents on our side. We have Fafo who can make music. You got Emily Ucas who can make music videos and different shows.
06:41:15.420And we could have done that. We could have crowdfunded that easily. There's enough people with a little money that we're going to scrape together and pay Fafo and Emily Ucas to make their own music video.
06:41:31.320You know, and these are things we need to really start pushing for.
06:41:35.220Except now we didn't do that. Now we have a nigger pretending they're the hero.
06:41:41.700Well, they're never the hero. There's no such thing.
06:41:43.220I don't mean to interject, but I've been getting into AI recently and you could pay a subscription 60 bucks a month and create 10 second by 10 second by 10 second and add those 10 second by 10 second by 10 second and add those films in together.
06:42:07.380We have an opportunity with AI. I mean, AI can't really put in, you know, Nazi symbols or Hitler or anything like that.
06:42:19.260But all it takes is 60 bucks. You learn how to write a prom and you can pump out AI videos that can be really powerful propaganda for us.
06:42:30.920So, yeah, and we need the culture jam.
06:42:33.280Who's that, that rapper from Canada who does all that based rap?
06:42:43.880The white guy with dreads. I think he's Jewish.
06:42:46.940Are you talking about Tom McDonald's? Cause he's not based.
06:42:52.060Oh man. Cause I thought he was our guy who would put out this awesome stuff.
06:42:56.660Oh, you didn't see him and Rosie O'Donnell white, right? That was so fricking based, dude.
06:43:00.980What about, what about his, his rap with Ben Shapiro?
06:43:08.060One of my favorite songs. Hey, listen, I don't know. Maybe he is.
06:43:13.200Um, but here's the thing. I want to, I mean, what a surprise.
06:43:19.820This is something, this is something that is going on.
06:43:22.560This is the thing. I want to, I mean, what a surprise.
06:43:23.920This is something, this is something that is going on right now as I'm driving down the street.
06:43:28.440Okay. I'm driving next to a truck on the back of it.
06:43:31.740It says, speak truth like Charlie with a cross next to it.
06:43:36.920Okay. Speak truth like Charlie with a cross next to it.
06:47:49.360And I can't really, I, I, you know, I don't want to lose my job or anything.
06:47:53.600So, you know, I like how they keep their identities kind of, you know, concealed and I, I like their, their structure, their power structure that they have in the group.
06:48:04.920So I want to direct, um, this is just, uh, some soft crop, but direct attention to the nest there.
06:48:44.180And you just tell them it's time for the white man to rise and you just let, yeah.
06:48:49.980Have we, uh, like not about setting up like clothes, like selling our merchandise, like, I mean, yeah, I, I have, I've, I've, I've actually talked.
06:49:06.000But I, I would do it like in a respectful way, like get on the buyer stuff.
06:49:10.260And, you know, I, I personally wouldn't, if I would set up a clothing stand like that, I wouldn't particularly, uh, sell the stuff with the Swazis because that does turn away normies.
06:49:30.720I, I love that symbol, that, that symbol.
06:49:33.960I mean, even when I was a kid and I saw that, I was like, oh, that kind of sparks something kind of like gets my blood going.
06:49:42.140Um, you're, um, is you're supporting white business owners and there isn't Swazis, but it does prevent, it does provide a powerful message and a pro white message.
06:51:22.500I'm doing this to protect my people and consequences be damned.
06:51:27.240It's really, it's gotten to that point.
06:51:30.660Well, one of the most aggressive shirts that we have has the image of arena as a Ruska's killer, uh, lurching toward a silhouette of a white.
06:53:18.880And if we do get videos of them attacking us for our pro white messages that we are wearing, I mean, that's, that could awaken a lot of people because I don't see people going out, beating up people that were wearing all this June 19th BS.
06:53:35.660Well, Ibram, I mean, luckily I've worn my white excellence gear all around town with a hat, with the hat on included.
06:53:45.720Um, I have yet to be confronted or questioned at all about the gear.
06:53:50.600Um, but I think it's important to remember is that they don't call us Nazis because everyone is a Nazi.
06:54:01.240They call us Nazis as an excuse to kill white people.
06:54:07.420I would defend ourselves too, but yeah, obviously a lot of us are Nazis here.
06:54:12.740A lot of us are national social here and I would label myself.
06:54:21.780Our enemies call us Nazis, acquire public consensus, murder us for anything.
06:55:42.100Right now it's, we are at a time where it's kind of like a double-edged sword because the, the normies, the right center normies or the middle.
06:55:52.200So, and psycho, the leftist, because of the word Nazi.
06:56:02.120So, if we were able to go, because then the normies would see, oh, there's these guys going around like Patriot Front promoting their own racial identity.
06:57:57.680Like they're, they're, they're used to seeing the, the fat, uh, you know, nigger ball lovers and.
06:58:09.900Um, this is, this is so foreign to everyone around us.
06:58:14.640You can see it, you know, in their reactions.
06:58:17.280Um, it's, it's not necessarily, you know, good or bad.
06:58:20.600You know, the nons don't like it, but some of the whites support it and some of the whites are just, they don't even know what to think about it.
06:58:30.420It's really inspiring though for, for me, you know, I've been, been doing this for a few years now and it's, it's a real, uh, it's, it's a real thrill, man.
06:58:41.480Um, uh, asserting yourself as the real apex predator, uh, is, is it's not exhibited enough.
06:58:53.860Uh, and I want to say just, thanks for coming.
06:58:57.180We've had this discussion and we have, uh, a lot, uh, we've always said that, uh, we think, uh,
06:59:11.480our Patriot front members should be in, uh, in here, uh, giving, uh, uh, an ambassadorship, right.
06:59:22.320And, uh, uh, being an ambassador of that group, we are big.
06:59:28.440And, um, yeah, we have our own communication channels, but you know, in the past few months, it's, it's become, um, safer to, uh, you know, kind of, uh,
06:59:42.060indicate, you know, what you're a part of and, you know, that sort of thing, you know, we're not mask off yet, but I feel that's coming.
06:59:54.480You know, really quickly, you know, the social acceptance among the, you know, the normies, the white normies.
07:04:32.300Well, it reminds me, it reminds me of, um, it kind of the, the, the,
07:04:37.060the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the, getting to like the archetypal aspect of, of these characters and, uh, getting away from like the gay cringe kind of DC.
07:04:52.300No, no, like they have this, this aspect of them that is this force of nature, this, this mastery of violence that is the white man is, is an aspect of whiteness.
07:05:08.320And it's something that, um, no matter where we look, like no matter how we were having this discussion earlier, kind of about propaganda in television and, and, and like cartoons.
07:05:20.060And, um, this, this, this is a recurring kind of military video games and such, but like Warhammer, the Warhammer stuff, obviously Warhammer is a big one.
07:05:38.260A lot of the, the, the, the, like legendary elements of, of, of the hero who is beyond good and evil.
07:05:45.720He is like, not the Superman of the Jewish invention, but he is a, he has defined his own value set.
07:05:55.840about morality, and this is his, his imposition onto the world, that his morality is now the world.
07:06:10.780And that is an aspect of the conqueror.
07:06:13.160That is an aspect of the, the white power manifests.
07:06:17.500And I believe that, um, when you, when you have kids or teenagers who are into that kind of stuff, it's a pretty good indicator that they are going to mature into a, um, authoritarian political mindset, which is what we need.
07:06:37.740I mean, judge judges, I mean, dread is a hero that you don't want because, you know, if you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to, you have to.
07:06:47.500The melanoids keep on breeding and taking over and just multiplying.
07:06:54.100I mean, they destroy nature, they litter everywhere.
07:07:22.400We were talking about the esoteric stuff earlier.
07:07:24.420And, and I was going to bring up the Vedic kind of tradition and this idea of Indra.
07:07:29.060religion that, um, was in the, uh, what is it?
07:07:41.080The Himalayas, like the foothills of the Himalayas in the Northern part of the Indian subcontinent.
07:07:45.840So, that, that part of the world was invaded like 4,000 years ago by our genetic cousins and they spread their language there, which is Sanskrit.
07:07:55.700And, uh, the Vedic, some of the few remaining artifacts we have.
07:08:50.700I just wanted to say, you know, how much I actually appreciate the term white excellence, you know, since you guys made this show and, and you have your appearance.
07:09:00.440And how I've actually just been using the term, I got fatigued from the whole thing, honestly, but just in the last, you know, few days in talking to some, you know, mega normies that are around me on the job site and my neighbors, you know, there is like the disappointing thing, you know, it's easy.
07:09:30.440But they want to make it like this left, right thing, you know, the left versus the right.
07:09:36.480And that's, and so at two opportunities I had, I was like, well, what does the left hate, you know, more than anything?
07:11:51.900I don't think any other culture ever would have even.
07:11:57.740The Indian corpses under the building, like the Great Wall of China is like packed with corpses because they just used to chuck guys in there.
07:12:13.100We close up shop and tell Rune Speaker Radio in about 50 minutes.
07:12:22.960We interjected asking you to crush many Mexicans.
07:12:28.140Yeah, you know, and that's, and it's like being professional, right?
07:12:46.740And you could see the two of them, they're giving them hand signals.
07:12:57.940And you could see the former on the, like people were staring at us because they're just like, whoa, these white boys aren't like banging steel against the building like they were with their trust.
07:13:09.120But, I mean, I think, you know, how to change that, you know, the, I think that's what's going on with this whole South.
07:13:16.740It's a nation thing and everybody trying to make it left and right.
07:13:23.120I think that's just like the direction to put it is like, if people are like, oh, these leftists just hate us.
07:13:28.340It's like, well, what are they really, what do they truly hate?