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Summary
In this episode, I talk about the concept of free will and how it is at odds with the dominant narrative on race and race relations in the modern world. I discuss the role of heritable human traits and how they vary between racial groups in ways that are not just significant, but that scream out at you from beneath the noise, screaming out to you that you are a racist if you don t see them as heritable traits.
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but this is the sort of implicit thing people settle for if it's not that absurd
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cooked up piece of nonsense well then what is operationally important what actually explains
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why people are the way that they are well yes you know the way you're brought up sure you know
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can certainly make a difference but we all know what's coming here don't we there are heritable
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human traits that are neurological physiological and they're not the same they vary they vary
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between racial groups in ways that are very significant that are not just slightly above
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the noise but that scream out at you and if you look at people behaving violently particularly
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who end up in in prison the as we all know particularly in this space the sub-saharan
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africans for example are hugely overrepresented in that group it's no surprise to someone who
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looks at humans as being products of biology products of our dna of our race that makes
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perfect sense it's not surprising to us we are in a in a much better position to make that
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metaphysical step and jettison free will as this little comforting safety device we can live without
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that we are us we're going to behave the way that we're going to behave which in the case of most of
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us is is a blessing is a good thing i'm very happy i'm i feel extremely lucky i've won life's lottery
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being born with european dna you know i might not be the strongest biggest cleverest whatever person in
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the world but i'm i'm happy with my lot and i noticed that that's fortunate and i also noticed
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that if politically i argue for racial separation between groups based on the differences in their
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behavior due to heritable traits well i don't have to hate anyone to argue for that any more than i have
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to hate crocodiles to say it's probably a good idea to have a barrier before the crocodile enclosure at
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the zoo um so in that context a lot of things effortlessly make sense which might seem to be
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driven by some sort of hatred or animus uh without that analysis so well that's that's a bit less time
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than i thought it might take to get some of those concepts across i'm not really sure how coherent it
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was as i say i i've just had a couple of notes and not not really a proper script but i hope that's
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given some people some sort of feel for at least a way into um to the conversation on on free will
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in terms of how it's had uh by philosophers by theologians by neurologists by neuroscientists
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and by politicians uh usually politicians are the the least concerned with it because it doesn't suit
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their agenda theologians also for similar reasons um it's a topic which well sam harris in some of his
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talks on free will has has said that he think he thinks it will precipitate a war in at least
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philosophy more acrimonious than anything that's come before and this may be the case uh but he said
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that a very long time ago he said that at least 15 years ago and i haven't seen that take place and i
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think one reason for that is it's in it's entirely at odds with the orthodox narrative on race
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it is 180 degrees away from how politicians want us to think at the moment they want everyone to be
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an economic unit each of which is responsible no one can be judged on their race that somali that
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just arrived on a boat is just the same as you his moral status is identical to yours the moment he
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gets a piece of paper from the government saying he's english he's now your fellow englishman and
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you're a racist if you don't accept that if we're all free to choose well then that makes some sense
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because why why not blame him any more or less for his choices but when we really drill down and we we
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see well the reason that somali culture looks very different than english culture did until the 80s
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is because it was built by different people um we start to look at the true explanation and we're not
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tempted by this illusion of free will we're much less subject to be tempted by it to be tripped up
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by it because the the trap you see is to say well if you're going to explain those people's behavior in
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terms of their racial identity why aren't you doing that to yours how are you an exception how do you get
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to choose how are you free to choose well you see you're not that's the thing um you're probably going
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to have a story to tell about why you made the choice that you did and it may be elaborate and
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interesting but at a neurological level you're deprived of a fundamental knowledge of why you
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made your choices just as much as everyone else is but that's no problem uh if you have a homogenous
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european society and group you can all be blissfully ignorant of what's happening at a neurochemical
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level in your brains that's fine um you can enjoy the same quality of social trust and cultural
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experience that you had that your ancestors had a hundred years ago which was rather beautiful in many
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ways before mri machines had ever been dreamt up um but that's what they meaning politicians
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financiers everyone invested in the current system that you know just do not want you to consider
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uh for for very obvious reasons it flies in the face of their globalist egalitarian
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socio-economic arrangements um it doesn't fit uh and at the moment they have a relatively easy time
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getting people to go along with that because they can trick you into saying well you're you're an
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individual aren't you you know you're not going to give up your your your individual freedom now of
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course let's be clear about this freedom in terms of the freedom from duress is extremely important
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it's important that you don't have a gun to your head you're free to choose that you should defend
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that and fight for that but when you take that gun away from your head and you're free to choose well
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if you hold a gun to to a rock the rocks you know doesn't become and then you take the gun away the
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rock doesn't magically now become free to choose it's it's going to do what the law of gravity and
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physics tells tells you a rock is going to do and the atoms in your brain are no exception from that
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um but that doesn't mean that political freedom is worth nothing of course that's it's where it's all
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that you have because your conscious experience is is is what you value um suffering hurts if you
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stub your toe it doesn't make any sense for a buddhist to come along and tell you that that
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pain is an illusion i mean yeah okay good luck if you're if you're a brilliant meditator maybe the
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pain can yeah you're cool with that but in most in most people's cases no suffering is is just it's a
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pain it hurts you don't want to suffer so it's worth avoiding so that means the choices you make
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matter it doesn't mean that you're plunged into nihilism which is a something i should have said earlier on
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that's a common confusion it's something i should have headed off perhaps earlier but uh it doesn't
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by any means imply a descent into nihilism suffering matters therefore avoiding it really is worth your
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while it's worth thinking about and the mechanisms of action that lead to human action that lead to
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human behavior they are just that uh we're we're clearly not fully we're not as robotic and and
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predictable as all that you know plenty of magic and wonder remains in humans once you accept that we are
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in some way mechanistic um look at a mandelbrot set look at some what are in a sense mechanistic or
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um determined mathematical phenomena they are wonderful and beautiful and amazing and
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nothing has to be thrown out of the window here that the the baby can be kept when the bathwater is
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jettisoned but um free will can be can be weaponized against white people it can be used to misdirect
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practice it can be used to undermine what are very sound biological and historical descriptions of
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of who people are and how they act and why they act so i hope some of the commentary i've given you
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here has has armed you against some of those those traps and some of those ways of being misled
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uh this may not have sounded fully coherent i apologize if it didn't i know that carl often
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stops in his talks and says does that make sense i should have perhaps done that four or five times and i
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didn't but well it's a recorded space so i'm at the mercy of that i can go back and and cringe later
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on um i'm going to pause i think you did good man uh-huh thank you thank you so much i'm going to
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pause if anyone has any questions uh i'm happy to take that um since since skull mask and maybe white
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riker here if they if either of those those would like to look at hands i can't see the hands properly
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on my ui here it's uh it's a windows pc and uh it doesn't give you a proper picture it's just the
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three of us right now that's awesome lads okay yeah i should have in fact said white rug if you
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want to bring up anyone else requesting and i hadn't been keeping an eye on that myself but if
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anyone i've i've had my my eyes peeled brother no worries oh good stuff okay well look if anyone does
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have a question and they want to just request feel free to do that i can see that at least i should be
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able to see oh okay hold on a moment uh right fit side approve so we have someone coming up fit side
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if you have a question or comment feel free to go ahead i think the problem is you're using lock or
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can't's definition of free will and those are garbage free wills and if you use arbitrary
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pseudo philosophy like they do then yeah for real doesn't exist and that's the biggest problem
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and you're talking you're hitting on the point that free will can be used against us well i'll tell
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you lock and can't understanding free will is weaponized free will uh what what alternative
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definition would you propose uh fit side that's the most interesting thing something that's metaphysical
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some uh and when i say metaphysical i mean real metaphysics not christian not christian or
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and so pretty much okay words words are created from the physical non-physical right words by
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themselves are non-physical the physical is the thing we call wood right you know what wood is
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or the thing we call wood when we attach a sound or a name to the thing we call wood aka wood it becomes
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metaphysical the problem with lock and uh can't understanding free will it's just non-physical
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so it's bullshit okay i'm gonna just wind you back i'm gonna wind you back just a couple of steps
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here so hmm the the word that you're happy to acknowledge as being in some sense kind of
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obviously present before you give it any kind of name when we give it a name word i'm i'm treating
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that sound as a label for a thing we we agree exists in the objective space well well you the way
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they define it is defining an arbitrary imaginative thought the way they uh they do free will is not
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from an observation but from their imagination and that's sorry when you say they sorry you're
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talking about lock and can't when you say that is that right yeah 100 okay so i've got to just ask
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you again when you said something metaphysical okay so what what is free will to you what to you is a
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coherent definition of free will in a way that satisfies you free will has to exist the has to
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exist in the human condition or the condition of existence right the way john locke in camp defines
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free will is in a way that if you exist you can't have free will which is nonsensical okay so it has to
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exist in human existence okay it has not existence just in existence itself how the natural order okay
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it has to exist you're saying no no no no it doesn't have to but it must we must use what exists and
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attach a word to what exists instead of i i agree something that exists and calling it free will okay
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so what is the thing that you believe really does exist that is properly labeled free will what is that
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we have the ability to change our our method of ascertaining truth and we can use different
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methods to do that that's free will free will okay we have so let me just go very slowly with you here
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we have the ability to change our did you say attitudes or our mechanism of thought mechanism of
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thought okay so the problem with that is it takes us the locus of change this you and well what actually
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produced that change can you really claim authorship of that again we if you look how what we understand
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we are calculated but we are calculated control inputs just because there's numbers being input
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doesn't mean we have to prioritize those numbers and we can reject those just like when you gave up that
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sam harris thing about think of the city i didn't actually think of the city i just chose to listen to
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what you were saying but did you choose to choose to listen though i did you choose to choose to
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listen or did you find yourself choosing to no i consciously chose to listen instead of thinking of
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the city and then did you consciously choose to make that choice yeah i consciously made that choice
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instead of cities popping up on my brand but you see because that's another way don't you think
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sorry sorry fitzide don't you think that's another way of saying your brain made that choice in that
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moment in time right again my brain is the mechanism which i can choose right you're trying to separate
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the mind from the uh material and this is this no i think you're i think you're doing that i think
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you're doing that i'm not i'm not doing that i'm keeping them together like i said we are a calculator
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but we are a calculator with high priori understanding of what sorry with once again
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high a priori understanding did you say yes not okay my bad we are a calculator with higher
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understanding right and so we will choose the inputs we can choose well you see this is where i'm sorry
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to be difficult but you're injecting that as an assertion we can choose the inputs but you see the
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whole question i'm not i'm jackie this is observable well choice is happening we can agree on that
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effortlessly but i'm sure if we looked at a chess computer playing chess neither of us would be
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tempted to say just because it's choosing its next move successfully or unsuccessfully that therefore
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it has free will would we that wouldn't be enough to get us to free will you would say is you would
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say then then if you went that route then you could say just because we can do what we're doing
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we don't really have consciousness and consciousness and illusion which is not oh well no no you see
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that's quite different so imagine harris's well well let me just separate those two claims because
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they are they are very different um imagine that you're watching a film you might be conscious of
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the film or not you might look away and be distracted by your phone or whatever it is
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but the film is going to end the way it's going to end so your conscious experience of your choice
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is conceptually quite separate from the choice that you make okay again this is why you have to
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define free will within existence or a uh aka the natural order you're trying to define yes you're
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working off a definition free will of something that doesn't exist well hold on let me let me just
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correct you there no i'm not working off a definition definition of free will my whole objection to the
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concept is no definition that you can assemble is internally consistent it ends up contradicting itself
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even before you can go out and test it in the world well i'm very eager to hear what you consider
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to be a consistent definition then sure the the consistent definition is that free will does
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exist but it exists within the existence of uh of existence well what do you mean by free will though
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you've just said the words free will without actually saying what you mean by it is the ability
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to choose thought patterns and thought mechanisms to train you in which direction you want to go and you
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can do well okay but you see again software which has some mechanism to improve you know learning ai
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by your definition starts to become starts to become free and have free will in that sense so do you
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again you grant free will to that no i'd say you even have the choice to get rid of existing software
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and replace it all together too totally different you don't have to improve on it well you see but that
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choice comes at the end of a chain of cause and effect doesn't it which is all well outside of
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okay well look fitzide i think we're in danger of going around in circles there but you know it's a
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recorded space so it might be interesting to listen back to to that later on i'm just going to move on
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because i think there are other hands but thank you for that and i'll move to yeah i think we have a
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mask and strike you just came up write a paper on it
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it's just going to tackle the most complicated philosophical question ever asked in the next
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couple of days so looking forward to it except acceptable i think uh based on how racist i am i
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think i might have a cake and eat it too solution one of the things that i believe is that um
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uh i kind of fall into kind of the the fitz's idea of of free will being something not uh i won't try
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to define it like that but let's just call it agency and um i think of it as a proximity to the
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productive the proximity to the idea producing part of the self the um kind of sine qua non of human
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existence or the the divine part um and i believe that we have a um the groids the lesser humanoids
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are overly proximal to the physical world like animals and that they don't possess the ability
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to have agency that they are either physically or spiritually or however it is they are are bound
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by causality whereas we and and they don't choose to not have that they simply don't have it you
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think correct like bovine okay what about us do we choose to have it or do we it's like a series of
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impulse well that's hard to say the corollary if they don't choose not to have it do we choose to
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have it as the follow-up no we would have it evolutionarily or creatively as as created by our
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creator depending on it's sort of bestowed on us or the white man's burden in a way you might
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you might even say something like that i think this is evidenced by the fact that these concepts
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were even developed by us as as the the idea of will agency choice there being a distinction between
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the self and the source of of ideas and and actions coming from that the um recognition of of there being
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a breakdown of causal causality logical mechanisms of causality when it comes to the origin of thoughts
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um and abstract um and abstract concepts that that this is something that uh i i actually this is a
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a foundational part of my racist outlook that this is something that has that just makes us
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distinguished us has distinguished us from the uh lesser humanoids well look scars i i think that's a
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perfectly compatible um um model with the uh the view of free will or view of the phrase free will i should
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say that i've been encouraging people to adopt um with respect to the divine and god and agency
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um there are circuits in the brain especially of a well-developed european brain whereby we have
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higher reasoning we have systems of modeling and analysis which are way above uh and in most cases
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or at least for much of the time override very sort of basic primal urges to procreate and eat and
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do what things that we need to do and urinate or whatever whatever's motivating us um there are there
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are parts of our brain which inhibit us from just getting into fistfights with our neighbors when we
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can just negotiate over a very simple thing um now even within our race there is variation in how good
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people are and inhibiting those impulsive behaviors and those are highly heritable and then between our
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racial group and another racial group those differences are even more pronounced and letting
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go of this this sort of straightforward concept of free will i think just opens us up to seeing those
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things as clearly as they really are and they really exist and as we get through those higher planes of
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thinking that we get above our basic urges we we have some sophistication a kind of way of thinking
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that engenders social trust um there's even perhaps higher ways of thinking beyond that that we work
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towards and god functions in our consciousness our culture our societies as some sort of high divine
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ideal at which we are aiming which is probably impossible for us due to sort of basic neurological
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constraints but at least we have this this destiny this sense of some some divine place at which to aim
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which is someone with a different neuro architecture is just going to be simply deprived of and if we
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want to incorporate those racial groups into our social arrangements we're just going to be incredibly
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disappointed when instead of being moved by some piece of classical music they just they smash up the
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piano um yeah yeah so skull mask i disagree with nothing that you said there i'm on board with all of
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of your way of thinking there i think i hope that you you don't feel as though an attack on free will
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as a concept is has to be an attack on any of those things that we value there i hope it doesn't come
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across that way not at all brother i think it's a fantastic discussion to have um it is it is
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interesting that we end up uh outside of this idea of causal determinism and kind of the pre-arranged
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uh mathematical structure of reality and everything being having this predictable outcome at the very
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next instant at the next slice of time as this block time of the universe moves forward
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outside of that we have to encounter the metaphysical we have to start talking about the idea of of things like
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the soul and um it's it's it's an easy out but it's unfortunately one of the few possible
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explanations but again immeasurable unquantifiable um i think and and even for a discussion and even
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if it's yeah and even if it's really operationally everything we don't get to choose our soul um if
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god gives you your soul you know even if we're made of soul stuff you know again not a thing we choose
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well that's interesting that's interesting though because we couldn't say that because if we posit the
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existence of the soul then we could merely say well i don't remember choosing my soul well okay then
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but then that means something made that choice before we have the soul we can no longer locate
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the soul as the author of the choice now if we chose that what did that choosing we basically
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we're back at the same yes we run into an infinite regression there yeah excellent carry on wonderful
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discussion no it's good fun isn't it i mean there are all sorts of conundrums it's the kind of thing
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i'm just going to approve striking twice it's the kind of thing where at first you can tie yourself up
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in knots and i mean i i did it took me a couple of weeks of very careful thinking to iron out all of
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the wrinkles there are certain knock-on effects of fully embracing a proper understanding of how the
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phrase free will has just been passed off as this oh well of course we've got this what kind of idiot
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are you for even suggesting we might not once you junk that reflexive thing it's a little bit like
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racism it's like the first time someone suggests there might actually be real important biological
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racial differences in and you're not a horrible bad human being for noticing it and it's maybe that's
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just the world is actually like that it's you have to let go of that it's not a thing you just snap
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your fingers and instantly you're over it it takes a bit of time i think it's in some ways equivalent to
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that um arian i think if the ui is not misleading me do you have a hand up
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i i believe striking was next but his his hand is down yeah i just had to drop
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enough to adjudicate i'll hand that totally over to you yeah no i just wanted to ask because you know
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i'm i'm very much into the subject of like metaphysics and free will so i and i just kind
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of came in here like three minutes ago so i just wanted to ask what the discussion was about
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it seemed intriguing oh okay are you are you familiar with the philosopher and neuroscientist
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sam harris no i haven't heard of him ah okay well he writes a book called free will in which he
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critiques free will and uh he draws conclusions which are inexorably true however he being a jewish
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public intellectual uh rather unsurprisingly avoids many of the conclusions that they might
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naturally lead you towards if you're simply following where the uh the reasoning points
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you where the evidence points you um so it's a bit hard unfortunately as you've arrived somewhat late
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it's a bit hard to paraphrase that for you in a nutshell but it's a recorded space so you can catch
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up with a bit later if you have a particular question as you say you mentioned you had an interest
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in metaphysics and so on if you have a focus question on free will in any form you want to just
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pop in you're welcome yeah so and i'm just curious so um i take it that do do you guys believe that
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humans have free will because this has always been my view right the orthodox understanding of free will
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means the ability to do anything and obviously we don't have the ability to do anything right i could
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desire to well yeah certainly if we if we take that as our definition we would certainly fail that
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test yes yeah of course right so i i would say so this is my personal view i would say we have a limited
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free will because i ultimately believe that will is a faculty of nature and obviously all of us having human
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nature that faculty of nature that is will is subject to it so my personal belief is that yes we do have
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free will but it is limited by our human nature like for example i could desire to like you know
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grow wings and fly but that's not humanly possible for me to do so sure you seem to have set out a
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coherent definition of will in the sense of volition that your cat will smell cat food and have the will
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to go toward it and eat it but when you say free will it seems like that's another word that needs to
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have added something to earn its place in the phrase and so far i don't see you know you're going to
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choose what you choose and yes we're a product of nature but after you've made that choice well
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don't we look back and say in a sense you were bound to choose that way i would i would say
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generally yes i mean i don't want to get over philosophical here but the cat that's fine feel
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free to get as philosophical yeah sure yeah sure so like it's all i'm good for striking if this was
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history i'd be i'd be struggling but go for it yeah sure so when it comes to like free will right
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you gave the example of a cat right and how its inclination or will is to you know if it smells
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cat food its inclination is to go there and have cat food likewise like for example if i as a human
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being if i smell food obviously my natural response or inclination is to go where the food is and eat
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the food to you know satisfy my hunger but you know i do believe that would be the general response but
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we'd still have the free will like for example people let me just stop you sorry striking one
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second the problem with this phrase you see is it's so insidious we say um we we have free will
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we don't have for as if the phrase has the meaning contained within it already and we're debating about
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whether thing x exists or does not exist when in fact we haven't even really said what thing x is and i
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know that sounds ever so sort of irritating to keep having someone pulling you back to that well but
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what do you mean by free will what do you mean by through i don't want to be like jordan peterson
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sort of saying what do you mean by meaning you know it doesn't have to get that anal and and silly
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but it is important to be very clear if we say i think we do have free yes i'm sorry to say if we
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if we do have free will to say what what is the thing that we have yeah so what i would define free
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will as is the actualization of choice that's what i would define free will as actualizing a choice
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so the the only problem with that is we only have to come up with one thing that can actualize choices
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like say a chess computer that doesn't have free will and we've now distinguished between actualizing
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choices and this thing we want to call free will and what so you know if the computer doesn't have that
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what extra thing is required to get you over that step and say oh now thing x has free will yeah and
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i guess this will get into more of like an esoteric view and i personally do believe that we have souls
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we do have something in material that animates us so i think the difference between us and a computer
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would be is that a computer is programmed to you know do x y and z but it's not in an esoteric sense it
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doesn't have like something in material that animates it if that makes sense no i see i but
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that that's coherent at least although it leaves us really with just a different problem um do you
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choose your soul no you don't um so what at least we conventionally seem to want out of the phrase
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free will is immediately sort of left unsatisfied at least by that that it's it's no longer possible
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to hold people to account on that basis to hold them culpable it leaves us basically saying people
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are going to do whatever their soul is going to compel them to do or whatever their dna is going
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to or their experience is going to whatever we consider operationally important but none of those
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things leave us with anything like what we used to want out of this phrase free will yeah but i guess
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my response to that would be is that for human beings right a computer for example like a chess computer
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right um is programmed to do x y and z and when it is programmed to do so it can do nothing contrary
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to the programming right now i want to go back to like the cat example of cat food obviously our uh
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natural inclination as humans right if we're hungry and we smell food just like if a cat is hungry and it
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smells cat food our inclination would to would be to eat the food right but we obviously also have the
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choice right unlike a computer to go against what we might intrinsically feel in our nature and just
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like starve ourselves right i don't think a computer has the capability to go against that which is
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natural or programmed into it well all you would need to do there to create an analogy with a mechanistic
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system would be to have a computer that was in some way modular and you had the quickly scoff the food
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down software or module or program and then you had the wait a while and put the food in the fridge
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uh routine and then you had some other modules like i know fight the other cats and get their food
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whatever it might be and you have some other kind of uh super supervisory module deciding which of
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those is the most appropriate routine to run so human brains would be a little bit more like that
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now of course we're incredibly sophisticated versions of that with millennia of evolutionary history
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informing the strategies available to us and differentiating population groups in the way
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we respond to the same stimuli but at least it's it's a difference of degree there rather than a
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difference in kind at least on the on the surface it would seem to be yeah i mean i can understand
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that point of view and i have a lot of respect for what you're saying but i guess this all comes down
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to uh because and i'm not using it the way like religious people would use it but i do believe in
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transcendentals i guess my question would be is that when it comes to knowledge claims right
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knowledge being uh you could say the learning of something through experience what are we
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ultimately rooting that into oh we are losing you bud is that me yeah oh that's you unfortunately
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i was able to hear him don't worry you i'm sure your internet will move near a window whatever works
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don't worry don't worry skull uh just striking's not saying anything good it's all stupid
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uh-huh no that was extremely interesting very engaging indeed no i'm just messing around a
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little bit but yeah i believe in transcendentals so when we're talking about like our lived out
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experiences which would ultimately be knowledge because the definition of knowledge is you know
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the learning of something through experience i guess my question would be unlike a computer
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right which can't have any experiences what would we be what transcendentals would be
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well would we be rooting those experiences in well you say they can't have experiences i mean um
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given giving this given the strict uh definition you used of accumulating knowledge through experience
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computers can do a kind of that at least that's reasonably analogous would you would you accept
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uh no i what i was saying about experience is that that's what knowledge means it means the
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learning of something through experience that's what i meant okay i mean if you sent a computer in a room
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and you equipped it with cameras and and a way of um interpreting the data it was getting in
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from a 3d map you know it would it could then come back with a map of the room that it had learned
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so to speak would you accept that was nothing about that implied that it has any degree of free will if it
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could complete that task right well that's more into just like experiences in general i'm not even
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trying to relate that to like free will but what i was trying to get at is that for example um if there
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is a concession that there are transcendentals in our you know in our knowledge claims right the
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learning of something through experiences the three uh transcendentals transcendental does not mean
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you know it's reducible to one thing or another just means that it's instantiated into the very thing
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that it dwells but you know transcends it in mode of existence it would be the three branches of philosophy
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i would argue which would be ethics metaphysics and epistemology epistemology dealing with world
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views ethics dealing with morality and metaphysics dealing with causation right and i don't think any
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of those transcendentals are intrinsically embedded into a computer because unlike a comp because you
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know us compared to a computer a computer doesn't have morals a computer doesn't have ethics which it
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can exemplify it's simply a program well we've assembled those systems that certainly have neurological
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correlates so that to human brains those categories you sketched out each mean something and can be
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distinguished whether they have correlates that are equally present in the universe in the objective
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world is is a matter for some debate um i'm not sure that our ability to you might say either apprehend
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those things or create those things depending on your perspective metaphysically um itself implies a
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degree of free choice that is otherwise absent um i'm not sure if you were trying to get it to do that work
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but just to make the point i don't think it does that work yeah i just feel like you know when you're
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trying to get transcendentals out of the equation because you talked about like neurological programming
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and how you know our programming is a lot more sophisticated which i would agree with
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i and i hate to be this guy but i think it would just kind of reduce down to if you take like a
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non-transcendental point of view that okay well then how do you know uh how do you know neurons fire
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essentially oh we know neurons fire because neurons fire right i think that's essentially
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what it reduces down to and it just becomes completely circular and non-explanatory i see
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yeah at some point some basic faith in objective reality is presumed and required and i i mean i
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appreciate that metaphysically uh it might seem you said you don't want to be that guy but i'm very
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pleased you were brave enough to be that guy someone has to be that guy metaphysically that is a valid
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attack that is a valid criticism um we are basically taking it on faith that we're not just a a mind
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floating in a universe alone imagining everything else i mean yeah that's that's not uh petty as an
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objection there is no fully satisfactory philosophical answer to that however that is a kind of nuclear option
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there uh no system of thought or analysis is immune from that so neither an attack on a conventional
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concept of free will nor an attempt to uphold it is is affected either way by that it's a sort of
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cancels out um yeah although i do i take it as an objection sure yeah what i was trying to say is this
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right is that ultimately i think if we're going down this line of reasoning if you want to be consistent
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from my point of view there does have to be some sort of concession to objective reality which i would argue is only
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possible well mainly possible through like transcendentals and everything like that and what
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i was trying to get at is with the computer right the way it is programmed when we're talking about
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minds and everything uh the computer you can say in a sense right to kind of an alligator or whatever
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it does have a mind but it's completely material and if you know there's a concession that there is an
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objective reality out there and therefore transcendental i would argue that our souls and our mind unlike
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that of a computers is immaterial right and therefore transcendent unlike a computer which is completely
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material so you gotta you you i have to notice something here yeah well yeah indeed i i have to
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notice something here i don't think you're doing it deceptively i don't think you're trying to smuggle
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this concept in but i think it would it would not be i wouldn't be doing my job as a co-host not to notice
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there is an implied uh step here that access to knowledge involves some transcendental process or
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phenomenon yeah that's what i believe yeah i i respect that you you hold that belief but that's that is
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that is something over which there is not a universal consensus at least um and if we satisfy ourselves with
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let's say a materialist approach it doesn't have to exclude the divine but it allows for uh a
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materialist uh apprehension of knowledge and materialist materialist acquisition of real knowledge
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and then we approach the divine also we have it doesn't mean that we close the door to ourselves
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on the divine or spiritual matters or transcendental matters uh which again may deserve their own category
00:39:07.560
apart from the divine and apart from the spiritual but the point is the mechanistic approach satisfies
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us in so many areas it seems conspicuous when we magically want to exclude free will so for example
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when we can study a functioning brain in an mri machine and we see such a strong correlation between
00:39:27.000
an emotional state or a state of mind or a motor control and we see this really hard line connection
00:39:34.360
between those things we just can't let go of that we we can't just say that the mind has now entirely
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floated free of this neurophysiology in this magical transcendental way we might want to there's something
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beautiful and attractive and poetic about that but none of our normal analysis and way of describing things
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requires that and so i i don't take it as a step that just has to be there do you know what i mean
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no i understand what you mean and uh thing is is that i'm not trying to say this like one of the
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ortho bro guys who use like tag and everything but i do believe me me personally i do like the tag argument
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and i would say i lean towards that a little bit more just like when it comes to the existence of god
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not like an abrahamic god i mean god could be nature for all i know right but uh i do believe in like
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a transcendental argument i'm you know i guess in my metaphysics and in my philosophy i would lean more
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towards like emmanuel khan uh plato a little bit and aristotelian methodology a little bit
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so that's why like i would you know kind of bake it kind of presuppose all of this right because if
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you don't then you know just kind of go back to my original point that okay well then our experiences
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right like for example if you're studying striking sorry to just cut you off there you're about to give
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an example which may just be surplus to requirements because i think you know what you've said is clear
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enough there that the uh the baggage or the equipment it may be more fair to say that you
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bring to this on a philosophical metaphysical level is then perhaps going to inform the rest of how you
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proceed with the discussion but it's striking thank you for those comments just because i think we we
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also have other hands and time is eventually going to run out so if you'll if you'll be understanding
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there um yeah of course do we thank you ever so much so co-host do we have another hand there
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uh skull mask has his hand up and we are running a little over but i'm sure i'm sure white helpline
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wouldn't mind the conversation going a little over thank you very much for your indulgence there dr
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real i think requested and had a hand up and he flashed it again skull mask can you adjudicate yourself
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for dr real skull skulls my friend so friends don't do that to friends go and go for it man
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yeah i think uh i'll be quick but i i think we can get a little bit closer to um not solving the
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problem but getting some insight into the nature of free will by throwing out determinism honestly if we
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throw out determinism then we can start to accept that we have the ability to impact the course of
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future events and uh i would posit that what we call free will if we reduce it to a more basic definition
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a more basic concept we could describe it as the ability of our construct our idea constructs our
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conscious mind a rational part to have an impact on the execution of events in reality and that um by by
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altering the kind of what whatever you could call it like the waveform collapse or the manifestation of
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a non-deterministic system into an objective you know at least sensory impression matrix that we call reality
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that we are exhibiting a and we are exercising a manifestation of a what what is the self the kind
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of part of recognizance and that that gets us out of the deterministic trap but it requires accepting
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the um quantum physics at like the plank distance as true well i share your desire to
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settle for something better than straightforward determinism uh and i would make the point and
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thank you for in fact bringing this up because the point should be made that one does not naturally
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arrive at determinism having rejected a conventional acceptance of free will of whatever free will
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supposed to be because again you see it's not even clear what one rejects when one says i no longer
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believe in free will all you're really saying is when i hear the noise free will it's like someone
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saying i believe in you would stop that person say excuse me what did you say what what is oh i
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believe in and you have to say oh what does that mean and then normally they either give you a coherent
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definition or they don't with free will if you have this conversation with people enough times you
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anticipate even the the person with the best will in the world is being absolutely honest with you and not
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trying to evade anything or be clever who just gives you a straightforward answer is inevitably
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going to tie him or herself up in knots because just there is no coherent definition um the the
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the importance of having this layer of rational uh analysis imposing itself on the world and on
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oneself regulating yourself and your surroundings cannot be under understated absolutely sorry cannot be
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overstated um however that arrives in the world somehow and your ability to do that skull mask your
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rational um circuits are probably i would bet better developed than those of a random sub-saharan
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african my money would be on skull mask there without meeting either of you just because of what i know
00:45:07.080
about evolutionary history and that you descended from people who were geographically isolated for
00:45:12.120
many generations and developed according to different selection pressures and both environmental
00:45:16.840
and selection and that resulted in neurological differences that give you that and neither of
00:45:22.280
you can really be punished or rewarded for that in fact it's just that's how the world is but it
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does mean that chaotically smashing together those populations and expecting people to just get along
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is probably a bit stupid and only the european union would attempt such a thing um so those those
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comments might be worth making dr vril uh go ahead yeah my ego is not so huge that i have to ask
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my question in front of a group we're already connected i'll just uh i'll send you a little voicemail
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thing plus i see gosh look that's not that's not egotistical please ask anything you like if if the host is
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not uh angry with us going a little over time please ask what you like well i also see the other future
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co-hosts and hosts for the next show so i'm gonna get the hell out of the way and say really appreciate
00:46:10.040
your uh your space thank you dude well look it's their call i respect their judgment on that so
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you know please if they're happy with that i'm happy with that
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oh i think you dropped okay oh dr brill i wanted to hear what you had to say yeah
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well what wtf is up as well um i don't know if that's in anticipation of the next show or if
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w yeah he's he's a co-host for arian okay just in case he had a question or comment as well we do
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have uh linen 32 though oh sure go ahead hello first of all i want to apologize for the accent i am greek
00:46:47.960
and second of all i wanted to say that the vast majority of people don't have free will in the
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sense that they are compelled by their biological desires to do stuff but some people like leonidas who
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fought you know for his nation in the 300 with his soldiers and didn't retreat or the buddha who
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you know meditated to get enlightened or the orthodox monks who isolated themselves ascetically in caves
00:47:28.280
get closer to god have something higher that compels them not just their biological desires their you know
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belief in god or the nation or their family or their people or the spirit stuff like that so it is true
00:47:47.960
that there isn't free will for the vast majority of people but there is a higher caste of people that
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do have such a thing so that's what i want to say thank you for your comment i i can see how it's
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tempting and it may may make sense to have some stratification of forms of consciousness and again
00:48:07.800
that's it's a thing it's a widespread uh poverty in in thinking and analysis um on this on this topic
00:48:16.760
um conventionally we're content with saying people are awake or asleep and there's general
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agreement on on that being a meaningful distinction um but we have hypnopompia we have hypnagogia
00:48:27.080
so we when you're going from being asleep to being awake there's that midpoint where you your your motor
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controls might be paralyzed still uh when you begin to awake awaken um in fact many accounts of alien
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abduction are attributed to this where people commonly report being held down on some table
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where they can't move where the aliens are prodding them um and so we have these and and of course it's
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it's tempting to add more layers to that that you you can see people who spend a great deal of time
00:48:53.880
either in contemplation or or reflection or study show outward signs of having undergone some
00:49:01.720
change in consciousness you might want to phrase that in neurological terms or purely in in
00:49:06.520
experiential terms or how you like um but it's something that can't be hand waved away
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you meet people if you're very lucky who seem to be particularly conscious and i don't want to
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casually dismiss that uh uh stratification um but i could imagine continuing up that tree
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and becoming more and more conscious more sophisticated in your thinking uh having a higher sort of
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form of choice or consciousness without ever satisfying what seems to be demanding of this
00:49:36.600
free will um if you're someone capable of that thought and you're some in terms of your genetic
00:49:42.600
upper ceiling you're you're neurologically very capable and you're lucky enough to have had an
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environment and upbringing where people have given you the correct training and incentivize you
00:49:51.400
to develop that talent and that that form of consciousness you were very lucky you were extremely
00:49:56.360
fortunate to experience all of those things and of course you didn't choose to be that person who had
00:50:00.200
those lucky things someone else was born at a different time in a different place without
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those things and so this fundamental issue of of free choice always seems to come up to bite us
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um i i could say more on that but i hope that addresses some of what you said yeah so i want to
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respond to that and you said that upbringing plays a part and upbringing is not necessarily biological or
00:50:27.160
surroundings so for example you know i learned philosophy and all that stuff from the internet if such a
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thing didn't exist i want to know history or anything like that so your actions are not purely determined
00:50:42.040
biologically they have other motivations so was i biologically compelled to view certain pages on the internet or videos
00:50:53.320
well that sounds well that sounds extremely reasonable you might be surprised that i'm
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even going to object to that in any way but i would argue that actually the data we have suggests that's
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less relevant than you might think uh if you test twins separate identical twins separated at birth
00:51:08.680
years later where they've been subject to very asymmetric levels of education and environment and upbringing
00:51:15.160
um they still tend to come out being pretty much equivalent in terms of of iq at least and what i
00:51:21.800
would anticipate is if someone of your with your curiosity and ability to acquire knowledge was
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deprived of access to the internet you would seek out clever people to listen to or books in a library or
00:51:32.520
some way of getting that information that's what i would expect of you and then later when you met your
00:51:37.800
identical twin who'd had access to the internet you discover you were about as clever as him at the end of that
00:51:42.600
well what what that's an example uh what you are assuming i did i do have access to books what if i
00:51:51.160
was a caveman would i be able to show you know no yes this is true um environment is very so you're on
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solid ground when it comes to impeding people when it comes to breaking people um you can you can make
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someone a broken person neurologically by depriving them of stimulus locking them in a room that's certainly
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going to be the case but in the other direction it's that's where it becomes a lot harder and
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obviously iq plays a role biology plays a role but my argument is that you do need to have a certain
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iq to comprehend certain things but then there are other motivations that uh play play a role so i'm not
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denying that biology is in fact uh important obviously it is i don't expect if i was you know
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a sub-saharan or a north central lease to be able to know all of this even if i migrated to greece had
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the same upbringing yes not only your ability to know but even your interest in it and curiosity in
00:52:57.640
it would also probably be very different too the choices you would make in relation to even approaching
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it would be different well yeah but again then they diverge so if i decided like you know lord miles
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to fast 40 days for 40 days right now what would my biological uh desire be so that's uh what um i don't
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understand this argument that what what when the biological desire be to do that yes i mean it gets lost in
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the the the matrix of cause and effect because our brains are such complicated physical systems lord
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miles is of course not only the product of the evolutionary history of his lineage giving him
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his personality traits and uh and uh and interests and capacities and so on but also the all of the
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experiences and conversations he had leading up to that point but of course none of those people
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participating in those conversations chose their dna or the conversations to which they themselves were
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subject to prior to that and so on and so on you again we face this infinite regression uh there we
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we're never able to locate this this locus of choice in the individual which free will seems to require
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of us to do well i agree if that's your definition of free will that everything has a cause that's outside
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of you but um i disagree no that's that's not my definition of free will i'm only saying that the
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corollary is that when we do want to believe in free will it seems to require that we have the locus of
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cause of choice in in ourself as an individual rather than outside of us uh well yeah i agree with that um
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um but uh i think we have slightly different uh you know uh definitions like you say that everything
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has a cause in your biology or society or stuff like that and so you're not really free in a vacuum to
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choose stuff which uh i agree um i think we're in very close agreement in many ways here i think the
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only point at which we maybe diverge here is you seem to have taken a step function whereby a
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certain a certain group of people reach this point where they now satisfy free will and we we attribute
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free will to them and other people are outside of that whereas i look at this more of a continuum
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of consciousness and i recognize some people are higher up that than others but i don't ever see a
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point where there's this clear step where something like uh free will or a thing i want to label
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free will just pops into existence um it remains troubling to me i agree with that some people
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are more conscious than others some people are smarter than others but obviously if someone has 50
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iq or if someone you know is lives in a very individualist environment where he doesn't have
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connection to a larger group or some form of spirituality to someone that is 150 iq and grew up in the perfect
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environment where he had a connection to god or to his nation or stuff like that obviously it will uh
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it will be different even though you could agree even the 150 iq hasn't reached uh full enlightenment
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the lynn i think you've you've talked about a number of relevant points there so
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as time is slightly against us i'll thank you for your contributions there
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no problem goodbye thank you very much um there's one last distinction that might be worth making
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uh between consciousness and free will uh although we're kind of it over time already so i'll leave
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it up to the hosts um you can direct this as you like
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well yeah let's get into uh air in unity i think it's a good time for us to uh
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say our goodbyes frog side chat sounds good to me rattle wasn't able to make it with us today
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he's still uh a little under the weather it sounds good to me one thing one thing i will add then is
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we will leave that as a hanger for the next time carl is present i will if i have the opportunity to take
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this up with him uh we can sketch out uh some of the interesting differences between consciousness and
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uh and choice uh maybe maybe next time yeah let's do it brother um very thought-provoking space this
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morning so i do want to give you a little glaze acceptable for bringing some highbrow content in
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the early a.m so thank you for making sure that our listeners had something to of course thank you for
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making sure our listeners had something to go through as we uh get ready for arian unity uh i
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think it's a great opportunity to say if you guys aren't following acceptable frog make sure you're
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following him he is one of the co-hosts on oven side chats with carl rattle um carl wasn't able to
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So, I've seen that the UK recognized Palestine as a territory now, or a state, and now they've
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turned around and said, hey, we want two trillion pounds for reparations.
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Who did you say notices them now as a state or whatever?
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The UK recognized them as a state, I think, just this weekend or before the weekend here.
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And now they're turning around and saying, hey, you guys owe us two trillion pounds in
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And so, yeah, that's why you just don't do that.
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No, like, the UK now recognize them as a state, right?
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I don't really understand what even, you know, why they would do something so stupid.
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And now they're, now, you know, Palestine has turned around and said, hey, you guys, you
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guys owe us two trillion pounds, you know, pay up for reparations.
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The article says, yeah, now Palestine has officially been recognized as a state by the
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UK, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud, whatever the fuck his name is, has demanded
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reparations in accordance with an international law based on the value of the land which was
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Go ask fucking money from Benjamin and all them.
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That's, no one, no one's involved or has done anything to them but the people who are occupying
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them, it's like, it's a fucking, it's so Jewish.
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Yeah, so this is why you don't go woke, because you will go broke.
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Um, so, they went, they went woke and now look at, they're getting fucking, told to pay
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Dude, I don't really know anything, any other topics, to be honest.
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Uh, I haven't really been on my phone all weekend, but, uh, I have seen a lot of, uh,
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things with, like, the whole Charlie Kirk thing.
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Yeah, I've had, I've had multiple people call me this weekend, actually, and say, hey, man,
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all the shit you've been saying about the Jews, you've been right this whole time.
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Um, so, well, I mean, I did just post another one in the nest here, um, a white girl was,
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uh, struck by some DUI, uh, having, like, a multiple DUIs on his license, and he was still
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driving, and, uh, yeah, hit her and killed her.
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He's got, like, uh, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9 DUIs, and we're still on the road.
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They've been really lenient with a lot of things lately.
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Like, and I said that the other day, it's like, damn, I wonder if we can get away with,
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It's really, what an embarrassment, you know?
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Other countries, like, they gotta be laughing at us.
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Yeah, it's, uh, it's getting to the point where we just gotta fucking say, screw this
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shit, and, uh, TND, TND, TND, all day, every day.
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Yeah, I don't know this Mr. R either, uh, but, uh, we got Mythos with his hand up, we'll
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Uh, it was, uh, yeah, uh, a couple things on what you guys have talked about already.
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Uh, so it was the UK, Australia, and Canada, all three of the, uh, what would you say?
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Those are, uh, the, uh, the kingdom, uh, countries have, the Commonwealth, there you go, uh, have,
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Uh, I don't know, uh, what will come of the, uh, the request for reparations, uh, sounds
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But, uh, yeah, it's, I don't, I don't even know how significant it is.
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Uh, it's like, this cake is fucking, is, uh, trash.
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Uh, so putting, uh, putting a candle on it at this point is, is just an embarrassment.
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Um, so I don't know where that'll go, but all three of them, um, from what I saw, and
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it could be other, uh, European countries too, but I saw those three.
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Um, and then, uh, to the, to the question there, uh, by WTF, uh, other countries are just as
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So, like, our news doesn't look, I don't think, any worse than what they're seeing, so they
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It's, it's a white thing to feel embarrassed about your, your problems, right?
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These other countries are like, I think of Mexico, for instance.
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It's, like, Mexico has so many problems that don't even make the news that are far worse
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It's just, uh, you know, anybody trying to make it sound embarrassing to us, um, is, uh,
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is just taking shots because their countries are, are fucking cooked too.
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So, that's the nature of the world today, so, it's, uh, it's a racist thing, um, anytime
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you get a significant amount of, uh, retards in your country, which is now all of them, you're
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just gonna have this stuff, uh, retards as judges, retards as lawyers, retards everywhere.
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So, hey, uh, good morning, uh, good, it's good to hear, and, uh, good to be here on a
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Uh, so hopefully everybody's having, had a good weekend and, uh, having a good Monday
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Uh, we got a skull mask with his hand up, and we'll go to trucker, and then we'll go
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Today, I forgot to mention this in Frogside Chats.
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So, make your sacrifices, say praises to this wonderful world, steel yourself for the battles
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ahead, and be in good spirits, because today marks the first day of fall, and it is a wonderful
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As I said, and wish everyone a happy Aryan autumn.
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Um, so, drop it on the timeline, make it a thing.
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It's Aryan autumn, and then we'll go into white girl winter.
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What's the, uh, what's the significance, uh, why is today, uh, the autumn equinox?
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The night and day are of exactly the same length on this day, and, uh, the night will begin,
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will be longer than the day, from now until the winter solstice, and then it will reverse.
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Uh, then, uh, we'll go to tall white, and then, uh, if Kikito throws his hand up, we'll go to him.
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Can you know, that's, uh, fall's my, definitely my favorite.
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I get, you know, love the pumpkin spice lattes.
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But, uh, actually, I was just coming up to say what's up, and, uh, see if you guys heard
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about the earthquake, I guess, this morning in Berkeley, off the coast of California.
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No, I, uh, I didn't actually know there was an earthquake.
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Usually we feel them up here, uh, if we, if they have a, you know, fairly strong one.
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Oh, I think this morning, like four or five hours ago, and it was a 4.6.
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So that's, that's kind of right in the middle, right?
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I guess, like, a 4.6, if it was, uh, what is it, shallow enough, it would probably, it
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But it depends on the depth and, uh, the type, because there's, they got different, different
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Mythos, I know you, uh, let's, uh, let's see what you gotta say.
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Yeah, I'm a, I'm a earthquake connoisseur, uh, obviously living in California.
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Uh, we had a 3.5 right at our house, um, this year.
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It was a big boom, uh, and, uh, I, we didn't feel any aftershocks that were of note.
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Uh, 4.6 is, is, uh, is getting there, but it's not quite a big one.
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Uh, you know, you're gonna get big ones up in the sixth range.
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Uh, the, uh, I, I think the San Francisco earthquake that was very destructive was a
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So if it's off the coast at a 4 point, I saw it was a 4.3, uh, but somewhere around that
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range, it's going to be a tremble, but nothing too big.
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I just wanted to bring that up and see, but I'm going to be in and out of stores, but I'll
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Hey, if you want to drop me down and leave a room for speakers, you can drop me down,
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I'm at this work site at a hospital, so I can't talk too much, but, uh, hope y'all having
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Uh, I sent WTF and you white helpline, uh, a picture.
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I sent, I just sent it to you just cause I sent it to WTF.
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And then I was like, oh, he's probably working like me.
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So, uh, no, I was just going to say that, uh, I don't want to give it too much away, but,
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Uh, yeah, I can't, uh, I can't see them myself.
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Cause yeah, I was just, cause this is a new account.
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So I was like, usually I try to follow everybody, but I read their profiles before.
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I ain't no Ronald with it, but, uh, yeah, I was just, you know, get those fucking degenerate
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It kind of, cause I was like, well, maybe, you know, it's satiric or something like that.
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And then I started going through his profile and I was like, oh, this, if it's satiric,
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I try and monitor to, you know, the, uh, lower ends of the, of the spaces.
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Sometimes you get those kinds of accounts, but I appreciate you bringing that to our attention.
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We, uh, I'll keep an eye and see if he pops back in, but yeah, uh, that does happen.
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Kick them out, kick those fucking faggots out.
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Um, but yeah, uh, thanks for bringing that to our attention.
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Yeah, since it's, uh, we're getting rolling into conversation here, I'll just dive into,
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uh, the, the autumn equinox a little deeper, uh, here.
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So it's, uh, it's an astronomical event, right?
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It's, it has to do, uh, the, the effect is that the day and the night are of equal balance.
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Uh, and then we start shifting toward longer nights and shorter days until like, uh, skull
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mask said, till we hit, uh, the winter solstice and then it starts shifting back the other
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Uh, it just has to do with the way that the, uh, the, uh, earth on its axial tilt, uh, is
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and the revolution around the sun, uh, affects, uh, the daylight that we're getting.
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Um, and it actually happens at a particular time of the day, right?
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It's, it's, uh, we call it today, the whole day, the, the autumn equinox, but it actually
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Uh, and at that very minute, the sun is exactly above the equator.
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Uh, and then from there it starts shifting back and that, that time today is 2 43 Eastern
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Uh, so at that exact time, that's when the sun passes over that, uh, that line.
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And that's pretty neat, uh, that it happens that specifically.
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So it's all a, uh, uh, a matter of, of where all of these planets are aligned, how the earth,
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uh, has its tilt and, uh, where it is on the revolution around the sun every year.
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Uh, it's, it's, uh, it's really neat because while we have calendars and we have clocks and
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all of these things, uh, the really reality is based on the fact that, uh, that these planets
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and this solar system is all working in a particular way.
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Of course, that's, if you believe the official narrative, uh, could all just be flat.
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Uh, and it's, it's all orchestrated, uh, based on something entirely different.
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But, uh, from my understanding, uh, the earth is round and we're flying through space at,
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uh, you know, a gajillion miles per hour and the earth is spinning at a thousand miles per
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hour and we're all staying on it and the water doesn't fall off the bottom of the planet and
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So it kind of just depends on, on your perspective, but that's, that's my take.
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Uh, so 1143 Pacific time is that exact moment of the, of the autumn equinox hitting that precise
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It's, uh, it's something our ancestors endeavor to understand as we were coming to consciousness
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of the planet that we're on and why these things, uh, you know, happen.
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And, you know, being able to use all of this knowledge to predict weather patterns and predict
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rainfall and predict all the things that we use then, uh, to cultivate and farm and raise
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Um, we are the ones who, uh, endeavored all of this.
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Another, another crown or another jewel in the crown of white excellence.
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If you look back through history, um, and, uh, these other, these other people don't even
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fucking care, uh, because they are, uh, retards and should be kicked out of all of our countries,
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um, so that we can get back to having a good time with each other.
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Um, I, I, I was pretty fucking pissed off all weekend.
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Um, I mean, not, not just viscerally and not just brooding on all the, all the problems,
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but everything I saw coming off of the timeline was highly aggravating.
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Everything from, um, Mike Huckabee, uh, probably one of the worst human beings on the planet.
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Um, the Charlie Kirk Memorial, uh, didn't watch much of it, but I saw Tucker Carlson, uh,
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The plan on killing people that, uh, are talking shit about them.
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Um, so pretty funny if you didn't see that clip, it did, didn't quite have a, a funeral
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Um, I'm not sure that any of the, um, any of the speakers really had a funeral feel to
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it, but I guess the, the most, the majority of the speakers, uh, were, you know, praise
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Um, but there was, uh, it was enough speakers there to generate a, a week's worth of commentary.
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I think, um, getting into that whole fiasco, uh, what we saw there, but, uh, it was interesting
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He talks about how, uh, the Jews, he doesn't call them Jews.
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He says, you know, he, he imagines, uh, a group of people in a room with a, a lamp lit
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room eating hummus, talking about how do we shut this guy up?
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And, uh, and, uh, you always have that one guy.
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He says, he says, you got that one guy, uh, who says, I know we'll just kill him.
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His overlay of how they were talking about Jesus killing Jesus and, uh, using that at
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a funeral, uh, for Charlie Kirk, but it was, was pretty, uh, pretty edgy.
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So I don't know if anybody else saw that clip and had thoughts on that.
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I watched his wife speak and I think she's just the shittiest fucking actor ever.
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Even the wife is saying it like she, she's been going hard on her and I'm like, yeah,
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I didn't watch all of her speech cause it was so cringe.
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Like, it's like they have, and, and, and, and this expands really into everything coming
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Uh, Pam Bondi saying one thing and then, uh, uh, cross-eyed, uh, jeets.
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Uh, Viking wannabe is saying something completely different about the investigation, uh, basically.
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And so I, I think that her speech was all about trying to put this all to bed for them.
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I didn't feel any genuine authenticity as a grieving, uh, wife about this.
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But it's, it's almost as humorous as like those kids that supposedly had their, their friends
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And that same day, the parents are like, Hey, yeah, go, go to the front of the news, news
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It was very performative and like, you got to turn it on.
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Um, I, and the whole Van Hollow thing, I've been hearing a lot of people saying it's actually
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a place, um, and it's actually was in the map of the computer shown of Tyler, uh, what Robinson
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There's a whole bunch of conspiracies going on.
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I looked, I looked into that a little bit that gets, uh, that gets into Q and on level stuff
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The FBI narrative and what they're putting out, that's, that's a significant part of what
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cash Patel came out and said is he basically said, yeah, we're going to look into all of
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And I, and I don't think they are actually going to, but I think the pressure is high
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The pressure was high enough though, to get him to say that, right.
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Which is a means to keeping that pressure up and letting him know, we see how retarded
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You've got, uh, somebody I was talking to yesterday actually said there's a video of the suspect
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with a straight lip walking with a straight leg.
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That was, so that was at the, uh, neighborhood video where he had like a limp.
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So that's, that's like a, that's like a video of him in his neighborhood.
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They're saying he hid the, the guns in his pants.
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I want someone to put, break a gun down, put them in your pants and then jump off a roof
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and then let me know how you feel afterwards.
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There's no fucking way you're walking after that.
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Dude, dude, I'm just, I walk around with a, I walk around with a big old gun in my pants
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You're going to have one in your ass and one up your pee hole.
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I mean, I'm just saying like, this is my rifle.
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So the narrative is like, okay, he, they, they did say he lived with his parents.
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And then they're saying he changed his clothes on the rooftop as well.
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So not only did he have a disassembled gun, take it up there to the rooftop, which they
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should have footage of it, but supposedly they don't put it together, make the shot that
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he did, you know, for someone who doesn't really shoot all the time to hit where he
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hit optics are all fucked up on a gun that you just put together.
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Then all of a sudden you have enough time and enough patience to take the gun fully apart,
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change your fucking clothes and go somewhere, wrap it in a blanket, which is weird because
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I've only seen it in a cardboard box where the cardboard box come from.
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Then he changed clothes again and they rested him in the clothes.
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It's like, what, what, where do you, oh my God, right off the bat, dude, I said this
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was another JFK fucking situation and some of you laughed at me.
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They're trying to, they're trying to put it in their own narrative when we know who it
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There's a lot more other people there involved.
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We can, there's so many other videos that I've seen other people there with guns, other
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He does look like he had that handheld one shot or whatever you want to call it.
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Um, the way he, his stance were his actions, the, uh, recoil on his hand.
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Uh, there's other guys that you can see shooting, uh, the construction going on a day or two
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Um, if they replaced the window, that means that the, uh, bullet hit the window.
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So that means they should have the bullet, but whatever.
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Apparently a 30 odd six wouldn't go through a neck.
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It got stuck in his, in his muscle or bone, whatever.
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No, the surgeon, the surgeon came out and said that, uh, Charlie is a man of steel and
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He's going to be starring in a new, uh, milk campaign, you know, does a body good bone
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health and bone density and all that shit.
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They're going to bring him back posthumously with AI.
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Not to mention the fact that they're fucking.
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In a chair, his team comes right after they load them up in the car, goes back to the
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scene, moves, moves the chair, stands on it, removes cameras.
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You could see them physically taking out the fucking SIM cards.
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And it's like, now they're saying there's some sort of trap door underneath the thing too.
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That I don't know if it's true, but I've seen the photos and videos of that.
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Well, they said there was a utility access hatch right there by happenstance.
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But let's, let's not to mention now that his wife, who's such a shitty actor, was supposedly
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begging him the day before to wear a bulletproof vest.
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And let's not also mention that she's fucking Jewish.
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Like, I don't trust this fucking bitch at all.
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I mean, she went from looking like some sort of queen to fucking Ronda Rousey in like 24
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So you guys tell me, well, look, I got her message loud and clear.
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We're just going to have to forgive our way out of this.
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We're going to have to adjust our way of thinking and just forgive our way out of this.
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That was a major fucking loss in the narrative to me when that shit came out and the whole
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goddamn nation said, yeah, let's fucking forgive everybody.
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But yeah, I mean, there's just a lot of holes in their story.
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And it's funny that, like you said, that Mythos is like, yeah, well, we see all this stuff
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Like, dude, like, this is your fucking job.
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You get paid how much to do this job and we're here pointing shit out for you.
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And you're just telling us what you want to hear.
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So we shut the fuck up when we know behind the scenes, you're not going to do a damn thing.
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Well, speaking of not doing a damn thing, Trump last week, him and his team came out
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And it sounded pretty hardcore, you know, being retroactive to existing H-1Bs, being a $100,000
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annual fee to the next day coming out and saying, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
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It's not going to impact anybody who's already in the application process.
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There's going to be a future date when this starts.
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It's going to be $100 one-time fee and all of this stuff.
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And this is like, because that's near and dear to my heart.
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This whole, like, what they've done to our engineering industry.
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The way that they've just sold out this career path.
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So when I saw that, I was overjoyed and I was like, this is actually a real world tangible thing that is going to impact a lot of young American men who are going to school for this great career.
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You know, one of the few successful industries that we've had over the past couple of decades where we basically have been driving all of this innovation.
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And we built this whole entire architecture for the whole planet.
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Even no matter what you think about, like, Apple and Microsoft and all these companies.
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The best and brightest of our people who came from, a lot of them, came from these, like, even little farm towns and stuff.
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And these kids had genuine interest and curiosity and mathematical capability.
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We have this, like, counterculture and this, like, this ability to explore these things and come up with all this great stuff.
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And, like, watching it, like, watching our people get rug pulled on this tech industry has been horrible.
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And I believed what fucking that orange nigger said.
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And I believed it for the last time I will ever believe anything that comes out of that mouth of that man.
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Like, I don't get – I try to stay emotionally distant from the mainstream politics because it's all a ruse.
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And it's easy to make jokes, but I'll fall for it again.
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Yeah, I tried to have a bit of compassion for folks who fell for that one.
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So, I was sailing with the narrative that they were selling in the press conference as well.
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But to those who were continuing to push it as a W after the information came out that they weren't going to do anything close to that,
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that, you know, at some point they just looked like utter fools, uninformed.
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I mean, it was teeth in a program that is obviously abused.
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And they told us that it was going to be substantial.
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And then they rolled it all back to the point where – I mean, it's not without any penalty or any cost whatsoever.
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It's not that it – you know, the program that they have put out there as the actual program, which is a very soft take.
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It's not that it won't have any impact, but it – you know, the one that they said that was going to happen was a very strong move that would have changed things.
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And this other one's like, you know, 25% or 15% of the veracity of what was proposed and presented originally.
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Well, I was hyped up when I heard the press conference too.
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Regarding that, what about that operation clogged the toilet?
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They did clog the lines, but it didn't matter.
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It doesn't matter because the whole fucking announcement was a lie.
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All these influencers too, this is one of the – this is really the rub, is that we have all of these, you know, pseudo-influencers here on X and people across the internet.
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Obviously, the big ones are like they're, you know, like cat turd and stuff like that, you know, go Trump, MAGA, whatever.
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But we have these people who are like, yeah, this is awesome.
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And they did the same thing last week, but they're going to make Antifa a terrorist organization.
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And they signal boost this stuff, and it's we're so back, dark MAGA.
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Like, you're not – are you – yeah, okay, your X account is monetized, and you make like 500 bucks a month off your commenting engagements.
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All you're doing is carrying water for this administration that is not going to do anything for us, hasn't done anything for us.
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And every time they say they're going to do something for us, they fail.
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We're not going to get any more – they're like, oh, look at Stephen Miller.
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These, you know, oh, I got what I voted for again.
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Because if you did, I bet you just voted for something that would get you more engagement on X.
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Is our country still turning into a third-world shithole?
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I'll have to get back out to bumfuck, and you got a pretty mouth where there is no cell phone service.
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So I just came out to town to tell you guys I love you and to have a good day.
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I am working on the 14 words in the back channels with other fucking people out of this group.
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Yeah, I'm from the country, but this place is in the middle of bumfuck, and you got a pretty mouth.
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Well, it's good to hear from your brother, and hope everything goes well.
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WTF, I might need you to help me out again tomorrow, brother.
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All right, I guess he's taking another Speedo picture.
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All right, well, I'm going to get back at it, guys.
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I think maybe WTF is having issues with this.
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So, I just, Saturday, I framed up our new pool house, and yesterday sheathed it, and today
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I'm just putting up the rest of my nailers and waterproofing it.
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And then I got to go back over and help my neighbor, you know.
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Neighbors wanted me to do something for them yesterday.
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I didn't get a chance to finish it because I got dark and late.
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I have something else, but I scrolled that away from my bookmarks here.
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Dude, I can't wait for, like, Germany to fully get involved.
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Dude, they just need to unite and just fucking take over Israel.
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Well, that's what's, like, they're trying to press into Poland now from, like, Belarus
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Well, as I mentioned now, apparently Israel's trying to say China's doing A, B, C, and D,
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I see that also, speaking of Antifa, in Milan, they have riots going on today because they
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won't, or because they won't recognize Palestine as a state, so Antifa's, yeah, throwing a bunch
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of chairs and shit in the parliament buildings, I guess it is, and, yeah.
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Yeah, I fucking, I can't stand this, Antifa faggots.
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I grabbed a bunch of tubes the other day at the store, so I must have got white and nigger.
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I'm often reminded of Megadest's good old hit, Symphony of Destruction.
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She's got some Fox News playing right now for some reason.
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She likes that shit, but Trey Gowdy was up there, and it's just such fucking, man, it's
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marionettes, man, puppets on a fucking string.
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I'd rather things be much more advanced than this.
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I don't really mean to be, but maybe I just can't help it.
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Is that, like, do you want, like, how many times do our countrymen have to see that they're
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Like, how many times do you want to force their eyes open, like Clockwork Orange, and
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It's all a big game to these people, and it's all lies.
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And a lot of people recently, I'm seeing people saying, like, ignorance is bliss, put me back
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I, man, it's been, like, 30 years of this shit.
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Yeah, otherwise, you have to accept that you have to do something.
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The awareness is high enough now that we might actually be able to fucking do something at
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I tried to get, I'm always prompting people to say, you know, it's the Jews or whatever,
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just to get them to kind of agree with my rhetoric.
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And at the grocery store, the one gal was like, yeah, I can't say shit because I'm at
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And the next gal that actually checked me out, she's a lot sweeter of an old gal.
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I ran into an old pastor this weekend and had a little chat with him.
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And he asked me, he was like, have you found a church to go to around here?
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And I didn't really want to get into the topic of religion.
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And I was like, well, and he was like, go on, you can say it.
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And I was like, there's too much gay stuff and too much race mixing.
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And I was like, well, that was not the response I expected.
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Yeah, you can imagine if you're a pastor 60, 70 years ago, and you've watched everything melt away.
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You know, I have sympathy for those gentlemen from that generation who were trying to uphold the moral standards of our people.
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They watched probably, he married probably hundreds of young white couples who went on to have large families and watched his kids grow up and watched his community then in the last 20, 30 years turn to ash right in front of his eyes.
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Is it to the point where we can say we are under attack, went amongst a predominantly white audience?
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Is it to the point where we can say we are under attack and most of the people are going to get that we mean white people are under attack?
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But there are like a lot of people who are completely cucked out and they're just like, no, everybody's people are people.
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So, we have the issue of still, people are just brainwashed, right?
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A lot of people still believe the Jews are part of Christians, right?
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And, um, I mean, that's all, that's, you know, that's all bullshit, but they don't.
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But if you were to ask them who the enemy is, I mean, they're going to tell you, oh, who?
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We're not to that point where most people understand it's white people being attacked.
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But we can look at the trajectory and the, um, the awareness, at least, and I would actually
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just call it the, um, the rhetoric and the ability for people to say that, right?
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I would say 10 years ago, the message was, oh, yeah, everybody's not racist.
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Everybody's polite in the street, but in their, in their living rooms, when they're home by
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It's like, okay, well, let's have that conversation on X.
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And now normalizing that, uh, to the point where we're at now, uh, there is progress.
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Uh, we just, the, you know, there's going to be a sorting.
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There's going to be, you know, people who are dug in on their retardation and there's going
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Um, that's, I, I don't think that this, this whole revival idea, you see it all over the
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timeline based on Charlie Kirk's, uh, funeral, uh, or his memorial, uh, that it's like, look
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Um, but a lot of people are, are putting that out there.
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That's, that's just trying to subvert the actual truth, which is we are under attack.
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Just like Kikido said, uh, we're under attack racially.
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And so you're going to have people who are looking at different things and seeing different
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And just like school mask and I admitted, like when you hear what you want to hear, you believe
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So it's, it's progress, but there's a lot of work to be done to get people to choose a
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side and, uh, and ultimately, uh, I think, uh, most people will choose, uh, the, the racial
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Most people will grow up enough to understand actually, yeah, this is a racial issue and
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So I think that one of the things to do when you're talking to people out there is to present
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it as racially as possible, you know, whether, whatever the conversation is you have in
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your, in your repertoire, the conversation to push it to racial and you'll get people
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Uh, and then this, uh, this guy I was talking to yesterday, uh, he, he wasn't able to do
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that and, you know, uh, I wasn't, uh, you know, going to push any further because he was, you can
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And they just shut their fucking, their brain just shuts down and they just get quiet because
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So much propaganda in there on the other side, but they're not able to, to, uh, come full
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circle on one, uh, one conversation, but dropping seeds in there and then, uh, doing what you
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can, uh, to give them different things to think about while they go about their day.
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So they just kind of sits in there and bugs them all day about this stuff, uh, and then
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come back around and, and, uh, talk to them again and just keep pushing, uh, racial seeds
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in their head, uh, where, you know, they can hopefully end up growing, uh, a racist fruit
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I think we also need to keep in mind too, mythos is people are, I mean, if we're trying
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to convince white people, we need to realize they're white.
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So we can't just give them a whole line of ABC and D and they're like, you know, well,
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I mean, anybody could tell me whatever, but I need the facts and, uh, I'll give an example.
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Yesterday we had our family over and I always, we always heard dad and them, they like talk
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And, uh, him and I went outside and, uh, and I was giving him like, I was telling him ABC
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And he's like, well, what page in scripture is that from?
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So, you know, he's one of those people that believe in like the Christians, Jews are all
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And it's, you know, they're not, we're not whoever, but you know, it's, we base everything
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You know, we, we got to remember we're the same way, right?
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We're not going to just fucking believe whatever we're being told.
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Uh, I turned on journey on the ride to school today with the boys, let them listen to, uh,
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It's like, uh, she was a small town girl living in a lonely world and, uh, girl, and she hopped
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You used to be able to be a white girl, uh, and hop on a midnight train and just ride
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So it's like, uh, so I just say, you know, I use it to say, don't stop believing white
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They fucking have put a real hamper on our ability to undertake conquest.
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Uh, and, uh, that's a huge part of white identity.
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I mean, it's like, to me, it's like the biggest part of white identity that we, we go forth
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and do shit, you know, fucking Mars, uh, the new world, you know, the Americas, whatever.
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And now even white men, well, everybody is just quite hampered from going and operating
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in the world because of all the bullshit that they put on us.
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He had his hand up, but, but yeah, you just really sparked that thought in me that, uh,
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that's a big thing that they have taken from us.
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I'm not saying that I want our daughters and wives out traveling the world alone.
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But, uh, just in general, they've hampered our ability to operate and, you know, go
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specifically to go travel and, you know, wherever the hell we want and be fine.
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So that's, that's just really poignant that you brought that up.
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Real quick on the note of the, of facts before fag, the fag goes, um, it's important to save
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and, and, uh, save file everything that you find because they do change the history as
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So we may do, we may have the facts, but those facts fucking change to fit the kikes narrative.
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You know, you guys have this way of, you guys have this way of redirecting my energy, man.
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Now I had to go at you, but Kikito, I love you.
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So, but what I, what I wanted to share was I did a little recon today and, you know, we're
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Uh, so I went into a spook space anonymously and, um, just to kind of see what these motherfuckers
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Uh, it's some of the best shit you've ever heard.
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And it's all exactly what you would expect.
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This one guy who is running the space within 10 minutes, he hit every talking point supporting
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Uh, so, you know, George Floyd is their new Martin Luther King.
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Charlie Kirk is, I think they hate him worse than fucking Trump.
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Um, he talked about woke being, you know, where they're coming after us.
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They're getting rid of woke, you know, they're coming after us.
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I mean, this book was going on and on and it was actually comical.
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Um, and he was just rambling on and it was the interesting part is they're so brainwashed.
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It's all these fucking talking points that, that it's, it's all these things that we all
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I think I heard it was either, it was either a WHL or WTF earlier say, you know, uh, you
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know, they went woke and now they're going broke.
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The fucking Palestinians, whatever those people really are.
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I think they were just a marauding fucking creed at some point.
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You know, now they want 2 trillion bucks because they got in the club kind of.
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You go into one of these spook spaces, which I know you guys would probably throw up if
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you did it, but man, all they do is just, they just won't shit from us.
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They refuse to accept responsibility for anything.
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These fucking spooks were even saying, yeah, you know, these white people are acting like
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there's black people running around the country attacking white people.
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I'm like, listen, motherfucker, you're either a, um, in denial or B you're, you're playing
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a fucking game and you're on the other side, which is really what it is.
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You know, so I'm, I'm just sharing everything that's ruining our fucking country because
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what got my attention is mythos was talking earlier about when they're at home, what's
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If you crack anybody's email, Hillary Clinton, racist as a motherfucker.
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When they crack their emails, of course, nobody talks about it, you know?
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Um, but the point is everything they're bitching and complaining about is the shit that's
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They, they, they, uh, they love to live in their like imaginary world where, you know,
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they don't, don't, they don't cause no problems.
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You know, everything's a white man's fault and they just, they, they live in this reality
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and they are in this, uh, alternate reality, I guess, you know, and the, this imaginary
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dream world and they prefer it over everywhere else.
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Like, why did they even come here to, to live in this imaginary dream world?
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And that's the phrase I demand that my family uses is we use the word alternate reality.
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And when we see some trans motherfucker, he's XY chromosome, he's got size 13 feet.
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He has fully developed genitals and grows a fucking beard.
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We are not going to participate in your alternate reality.
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It's, uh, and they try and pose and impose their alternate reality on us.
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And it's like, we, we see, we see what's going on.
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And, uh, you know, they, they get offended when you don't accept them, their reality, their,
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their alternate reality and, uh, their little dream world.
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You know, where they invented everything and they, they, they, you know, they,
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It's all, it's all oppression from the white man, but yeah, it's, uh, it's just a big
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No, uh, like ever since Charlie Kirk, dude, I don't listen to fucking Democrats or especially
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Like I don't even really, I only get on X for this shit just because it is like black
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killing, but, uh, no, I mean the niggers mind, man.
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I mean, it's, it's crazy to us because all they can think of is still kill and destroy,
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Uh, uh, uh, uh, that nigger brain, I'll, I'll jump back in it.
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Uh, maybe somebody could better word this, but I feel like they never grow up.
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So us men have had that phase of chasing women and you know, you know, whatever niggers.
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I'm going back to, I was like when I was behind enemy lines this morning, you know,
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They try to make one data point, you know, um, for example, they said, and this, this
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guy's fucking talking and he says, yeah, you know, the white people want you to believe
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we were better off before the 1964 civil rights act.
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The point that's constantly made about that is that black marriages, you know, uh, you
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know, with fathers in the home until the Democrats started giving them money.
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I'm not making this a political conversation, but until you started giving them fucking cash.
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Well, they, you know, they had no reason to fucking stay married anymore.
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So, you know, they started, you know, the, it's, it's, it's a data point you can go find,
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And I'm not, I am absolutely not doing apologetics for fucking black people.
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What I'm trying to say is they took a single data point.
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If you go look at the data, you can see absolutely where black marriage fell off a cliff as soon
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as the government started giving them fucking single mothers money.
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And so, but they take one data point and they're not smart enough.
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You know, they try to turn it into the whole, the whole fucking thesis and it's just not
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Well, let's not forget too, Marco, that all they do is they flip it around.
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They are the ones with the highest divorce ratings.
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They're the ones with the highest, um, like, uh, child support, uh, the highest, uh, criminal,
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It's like, like I said, it's like a fucking child.
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You're arguing with the child all the time.
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And then before they have no more talking points, that it's my dick, my dick.
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I'm going to fuck your girl, your mom, blah, blah, blah.
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Like you joke about, like as a kid, you know, you know, I know you are, but what am I, you
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When that doesn't work, they, they go into repeat repeating mode.
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It's just incoherent fucking babble, like repeating themselves over and over again, speaking really
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So you don't even know what the fuck they're saying.
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It's, uh, it's definitely, uh, yeah, they, they, they all do the same thing.
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The one interesting thing though, about what I did this morning is I'm kind of convinced
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and not that I needed convincing that what we see, you know, that is a, is a, is a government
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Trying to kill DEI, the best thing we could ever do.
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Trying to kill woke, the best thing we could ever do on and on and on and on.
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You know, those are the, those are all the things that they're, they're completely behind.
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So the one thing you can believe in the mainstream media is that when they're trying to fuck us
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with all those programs, you can believe that's actually happening.
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But it, it really is a proxy for what they believe.
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Cause I heard it all, dude, in 10 minutes, it was some of the best comedy ever.
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I had to, one bitch brought up, uh, Malcolm X and I was like, okay, this is where I'm white
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Yeah, no, I was just going to say, uh, I try not to take them too serious cause, uh, I
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believe WTF is saying, yeah, I mean, they're, uh, I'm trying to think of a better word, but
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yeah, I mean, they're more or less children, dude.
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Uh, I have better conversations with my fucking nephews that are nine and 10.
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I would rather talk about geopolitics, uh, with my fucking house plant, because at least
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I would feel like they could comprehend it better instead of, you know, you ask a nigger,
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Oh, cause they, they black like me or, you know, whatever, you know, some stupid shit they're
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Uh, they have no, I genuinely believe the best thing for black people is to be subservient.
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I don't like, kind of like in the military, how they're like, you know, you don't have
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to fucking think, we'll tell you what to do kind of thing.
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I think that's how, I think black people, sorry, uh, blacks thrive in that kind of condition.
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Uh, cause they just get to kind of go on autopilot, whoever is, you know, above them just to tell
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Uh, like my brother, he has a job, uh, and there, he works with this nigger.
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He went to high school with him and all this stuff.
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Uh, and, uh, he was telling him, he's like, dude, you know, you can't come into work with
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You don't need like a college education or experience, you know, just a clean driving
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And, uh, uh, he just kept telling him that he's like, dude, you know, like you don't have
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to say anything, just, you know, be quiet.
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Like you don't have to like talk back, you know, but no, he ended up getting fucking fired.
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Uh, I think it was on his fucking day off too.
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How the fuck are you going to get fired on your day off?
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And, uh, no, it's, it's these nigger's lives, dude.
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They have to live in perpetual, you know, retardation because, uh, that's how they get
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If they don't fuck their own lives up, then how can they blame the white man for it?
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And even though we're subsidizing more or less all their shit, uh, yeah, they, they still
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parent and, you know, and I think secretly they know all that.
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That's why, and you know, they'll say, oh man, we fuck white people.
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Then why are you fucking, you know, bitching and crying about the police and like white privilege
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It's like, you, you want to be white and yeah, we should have privilege because our ancestors
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Oh, you moved some fucking rocks and plowed a couple of fields.
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You didn't, your ancestors were dickwashers and, uh, you know, just did whatever the white
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man, you, all you did was save the white man's back.
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Uh, and they, they think they've built all these fucking roads and the truck.
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I could keep going on and on about, uh, but hell, but that's why I don't even fucking
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There's nothing they could fucking teach me of use.
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I mean, yeah, they probably show me how to hotwire a car and smoke a blunt correctly.
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But other than that, you know, there's, you know, just violent fucking niggers.
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What's that make us to the people that are running shit over us now?
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It makes us a higher level beast of burden, my brother.
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Because the beast of burden, the beast of burden works the field and goes back to their little shack and suffices on gruel and sees no problem with this.
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We have willingly subjected ourselves to the position of subservience and we are a noble people who are carrying the yoke of the tax cattle right now and intentionally ingesting this trash and this poison, becoming deracinated, becoming a slave cast to the managerial elites.
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I know you don't like that word, Marco, but I love it.
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The managerial elites who are going to destroy our legacy, not only our legacy, but the future for our children.
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Fairness and trying to maintain our own empathy and humanity or what?
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Why are we really putting up with this bullshit?
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So what they're doing is, they've been doing it for a long time.
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And when I was in school, you know, you could have, you could have what they call these classes where advanced students, right?
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And like in northern Florida, that's illegal now.
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My wife's not in the school system anymore.
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But what they're trying to do is they're trying to put us all in an envelope, right?
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And if they can put us all in an envelope, then when it comes time to go try to get a job, you know, everybody's in the same package.
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And you interview, and so they're dumbing down the white kids.
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And they're not really elevating the black kids, but they're lowering the standards.
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Anytime you hear that phrase used, they're either going to, A, lower a standard, or B, lower the consequences for something, right?
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So they're just trying to put us in an envelope.
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And if they can do that, then, you know, it does try to, well, it makes us just like Skull was saying, we all have the yoke.
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You know, I was kind of asking, like, what is the, like, mental and emotional sleight of hand that they are, or the bait that they're causing white folks, by and large, to take that we just, we just tend to put up with this bullshit when we shouldn't.
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I don't understand what, how do we rationalize that out in our own minds and hearts?
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And not, I guess not us in here, but just white folks in general.
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How in the fuck does, like this Erica Kirk deal, I don't want to be disrespectful, but I'm mad as hell.
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It's such a horrible fucking signal to go out.
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And the only people who said, no, it's bad, they're saying that, well, it's because y'all are Nazis, which I don't actually mind.
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But I'm just saying, they're counter-signaling this.
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It seems like we're screwed if people are adopting this stance.
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You know, there's different ways to impact that.
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You know, you can do it person-to-person in real life.
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And with your family, friends, or people you just meet, different ways to go about it.
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Obviously, different ways to get to know, right?
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We talk about meeting people where they're at and talking to them and finding out what it is they value.
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I had some very productive conversations when I did this and presented, you know, the real narrative of what's going on in the world, what our history is, and so forth.
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But on the timeline, you just go as racist as possible, I think.
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And when these Indians are complaining or when these Indians or Africans or Jews are like, we need to be sensible about this.
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And I just go, you need to leave the country, all white countries, while it's still safe to travel.
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You know, goes way back, circle the wagons, Brilliam.
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I don't know if he quote tweeted it or if he posted it, but it was something on his feed there that we don't need to try not to make centrist feel.
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That goes back to that, that forcing them to make a decision, forcing them not to be milquetoast fence sitters, forcing them to go, no, you don't get to be.
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And being very direct about that, making everybody uncomfortable who's not with us and just continuing to do that.
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That is what the communists have done for a long time, right?
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They said, no, either you are pro-humanity and pro and against the corporate capitalist world or you're the enemy.
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They're like, oh, well, yeah, I see all the – and it's not like Marx didn't articulate well the problems with capitalism.
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So the critiques in many cases are valid, but the solution is racial consciousness and racial purity.
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And anyone who doesn't want to get down with that, just let them know that's where the truth is and that's where you're going to have to get to.
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This is the only way we're going, and let them see.
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You're not going to get us to move your direction.
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You either come our direction or you're with those guys.
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And when those guys are Antifa and communists and multicultural nonsense, and we can keep pointing that out and pointing that out and pointing that out, you know, you know what?
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You're fucking right, and I am done with this shit, so I'm going to move your direction.
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That would just – that's just what came to mind.
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Yeah, another thing I like to tell, like, conservatives that are like, yeah, you know, we're going to get America back, just be like, well, what have y'all conserved?
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Like, I'm not – I always ask that question genuinely.
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It's not like a gotcha moment or nothing like – I mean, it kind of is.
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But it makes them think, like, what have you conserved besides degeneracy or, you know, faggotry and all that shit?
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Like, they have – they'll say, you know, well, we're conserving Christian values.
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Like, you know, you got Milo Yiannopoulos or whatever.
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I'm pretty sure that's a Jewish faggot, too.
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So, you know, now I've seen, like, posts about him.
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People were sharing, like, oh, you killed the nice guy.
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Like, I don't want – like, and that's why I don't – and Republicans are the same.
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And what I love to talk to Republicans about is which president has passed the most gun laws.
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And usually a lot of them will say, like, Obama, which surprisingly – he did – he tried, but he saw that was going nowhere.
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So he just hiked the bullet prices up toward no one can buy fucking bullets.
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But it was actually Trump with the bump stock and all that shit.
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I quote it back to him all the time, and then they call me a liberal.
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And I'm like, no, I'm actually fucking on the right side.
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Y'all are – Republicans, to me, liberals keep moving left, and Republicans keep moving left with them.
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And I even told my mom during that, I was like, okay, if it's just an accessory, so it's, like, scopes.
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You don't need, like, a fucking night vision.
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You know, then they're going to start hitting, you know, 30-round magazines, all that shit.
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But he's even on camera saying, you know, take the guns, then do process.
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So, you know, those two things, I like to hit them with before.
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And then, you know, I mean, you can see it, like, within the last 30 years in my lifetime, you know, like, Republicans were strictly against, like, gay marriage.
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I always said – I thought it was going to lead to bestiality.
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I thought that was going to be the slippery slope, but it's pedophilia.
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But now they'll even say, like, you know, it doesn't matter who you marry to.
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And it's, like, point to the Bible where that's remotely a fucking scripture.
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It's not – and regardless of your – I'm not trying to get on the religion thing, but I do like to throw that back into their face.
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You know, God or Jesus, whatever, it doesn't fucking matter.
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He's never fucking said, you know, fall in love, then get married or anything to that.
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But, so, yeah, I just say, you know, really try to show Republicans that they're centrists.
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Now, I think they're fucking all moderates.
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I think they're pussies that don't stand up for fucking nothing.
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You know, they get called racist or a bigot, fascist, xenophobic.
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You know, they just throw their fucking family to the wolves to show that they're, you know, inclusive or whatever the fuck it is.
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You know, they don't say, fuck yeah, I'm racist because there's no, like, real penalty for them.
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But that's how we know we're on the right side of history is because there is a penalty.
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You know, the thing is, so I really don't, you know, my kids, my family here, I've coached them.
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But, you know, the conservatives are, you know, they're really just two opposite ends of the same steaming hot turd, right?
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So the concern, what we would consider, what we would have considered conservative has been hijacked, man.
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I wish there was a way to primary every single one of them that vote for anything.
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That's not what we would have considered right of center.
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We know we've been hijacked and we fucking hate it.
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And, you know, you know, and my family's aware of this.
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You know, we don't even use the word Republican anymore because it's this big uniparty swamp thing.
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You know, the last election, you either voted for fentanyl or you didn't.
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So it really, really boiled down to something very atomic for us.
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But, you know, we've been – the conservative party has been hijacked, man.
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We don't use the word Republican in my house because they're shitbags.
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We're just looking for something that's off to the right, that's for real off to the right.
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And so, you know, that's kind of where we are with it.
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You've got to look into national socialism.
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Dude, I fucking hate Missouri so goddamn much.
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Seeing this fucking mud dolphin surrounded by niggers right now.
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I know in Texas, a lot of states piggyback off of our laws.
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So, like, if – and I already did the test.
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I just got to stop being a nigger about it and go up to the police station, get my fingerprints and all that.
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But then I can carry in, like – because Texas, if you live there, it's open and concealed.
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But I could be in, like, Missouri with my fucking Glock Model 22.
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Because I'm not going to fight these niggers fair anymore, dude.
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They'll, you know, stab a white woman off guard.
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You know, what will they do to a fucking 6'4", 200-pound-plus-white dude?
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Probably shoot me in the back of the fucking head.
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That's why I don't – that's why I don't fuck around with these niggers, dude.
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I mean, as soon as one, like, starts banging on my fucking window, dude, I'm not going to be like, oh, hey, get back.
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I'm going to just pepper spray them and then fucking go on about my day.
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I might call the cops down the road, but I don't give a fuck.
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Because they'll be like, that whole, you know, let's go outside and settle this like men, that's been gone.
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Like, I think it was these niggers or young YNs, whatever they call themselves in Houston,
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or saying it's not about the money, hoes, or anything like that.
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That's how they get respect now is just killing people indiscriminately.
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And so, yeah, that's one thing I try to tell people.
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I don't fucking associate with any of these niggers anymore because, to me, they're the devil.
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They'll fucking – or like a rabid dog, you know what I mean?
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They'll be nice to you face-to-face, and then as soon as you turn your back, they'll fucking bite your heel.
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I don't give a fuck if they call me racist.
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I got – I know you're just trying to rile me up.
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But, yeah, dude, like I was just getting off on a tangent.
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But, yeah, man, yeah, fucking – I don't know where I was going with that.
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You know, it's better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6, right?
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My wife has a powder blue Glock 42 in her fucking purse at all fucking times, man.
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We have a – we all have a 9 in all of our nightstands.
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So you don't need to worry about us in the deep south, brother.
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You know, we're on the same – there's a laser beam between our heads right now.
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That's funny that she has a little powder blue Glock because I heard WTF carries one of those in his purse too.
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So when I finally told her, sorry, my son got old enough, my baby – he's 23 now.
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Sorry, I'm going to call him that until I'm gone.
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When he got old enough to get a gun, obviously he was going to get her gun.
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So she went to a really reputable gun shop in Birmingham, Alabama, and the guy was like, this is the trigger pull you want.
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And she was telling me – she's texting me from the gun shop.
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It's this powder blue because they didn't have pink, obviously.
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I was like, fuck, that's a good price, man.
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And I'm like, yes, you can get the fucking blue.
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We went somewhere out of town, some fucked up place.
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Now, the one thing I would mention that this brother, Tal, was talking about, there's a great website that tells you, and somebody like Rusty would know, would remember.
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But you can go see where your concealed carry is good in certain places.
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You'd never want to go across Illinois with it unless you literally do what they say, which is lock it in a lockbox in the trunk.
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You'd never want to go across the state of Illinois, man.
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And obviously, you don't want to go up in the Northeast.
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But pretty much everything south of Virginia, you know, you're good all the way over to Texas.
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Anyway, I want to say this real quick because it's kind of funny.
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It was either Missouri or Arkansas for a AAA skate tournament.
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And there were some parents that were acting a little fucked up, man, like some kind of dads and shit that were acting a little fucked up.
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And this one dad came over to me and said, man, I'm getting a little nervous.
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What do you think about the way these guys are acting?
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I pointed out my wife and two other wives.
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I said, all three of these women are fucking got guns in their purse right now.
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You don't need to fucking worry about this shit, chief.
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Just, you know, on that, there's like these roads that you can take that they go all the way around Illinois.
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So you can actually just not go into Illinois at all.
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And sometimes it'll add like seven or eight hours to your drive.
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And even if you do have to cut across, you know, the, you can get a lockbox at fucking Walmart that even the airlines.
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I mean, she, when she flies out of town, she takes her weapon and she puts it in a Glock box.
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We could, we could create a Glock box instead of a lockbox.
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Yeah, it'd be really uncomfortable and ugly.
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It always works every time you throw it in the dirt.
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Like when she flies out of town for, for his skates and stuff, uh, tournaments I'm talking about.
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It goes right, you know, they go right through it.
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They see that you got the, uh, you know, that, that lock with the, that trigger lock on it.
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It's, you know, it's, uh, it's broken down and, you know, you can have the, she puts her, uh, magazines right in there.
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Uh, and man, it goes right through the FAA every single time.
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Uh, so just, you know, I would, I would, if you go across Illinois, instead of doing eight hours, skull, I realize how fucking smart you are.
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I'd probably take the short road and just put the son of a bitch in a lockbox in the very back.
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Now they, they still might take it from you.
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So I don't know what that would look like, but that is what the law, their law says.
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Illinois has some nice, there's some nice towns in Illinois.
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Honestly, I've been to some okay parts of Illinois.
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So any, uh, fibs in here, just know that it's not all bad.
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So a buddy of mine was able, was, was actually able to sell his home in Nashville.
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My, uh, I went there for a DOD job and a buddy of mine sold his home in Nashville and was able to get it.
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Go to Illinois because, uh, national property is like just as, as expensive as Florida.
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And I don't know, they would be on the same level as California.
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He was able to sell his home in Nashville and went to Southern Illinois.
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And when I say that it's barely across the border.
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I didn't say Republican, extremely conservative man.
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He, he bought, uh, several acres and paid cash and he's mortgage free, uh, just by going to Southern Illinois.
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They're not influenced by Chicago or any of that other shit.
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No, uh, when I say like conservative, just to kind of like, uh, you know, challenge their thought.
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I don't like dislike conservatives or Republicans.
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I just say that to, you know, get them to go what the media would call, you know, far right, uh, which I think is just on the right side of the political spectrum.
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No, I don't, I don't dislike, uh, conservatives.
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I think they have good intentions, but the politicians are politicians.
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They just say shit to get into the office and then, you know, they do whatever APAC tells them to, uh, is what I'm trying to like really drive home.
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You don't have to say that cause I'm here.
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So let me, let me give you a joke real quick.
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No, no, the second he walks out of the, the second he walks out of the room.
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Those fucking people are exactly that way.
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The second he walks out of the fucking room.
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A tall white man, a tall white man is right though.
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So this is a, there is a, uh, this gets kind of a deeper issue and the problem is with democracy in itself.
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And it's not like democracy has some abstract political system where we have an ethno state and the people can vote.
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You know, some people can vote, some can't, like kids can't vote and people who are mentally ill and shouldn't be able to vote, blah, blah, blah.
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But the problem with the, with our democracy, the way that the democracy functions in the United States is that, uh, people are, first of all, they're shackled with this kind of idea that they have to have a political opinion.
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They have to adopt what they believe is an ideology, but it's not, it is a set of principles that is, is created and crafted and passed down to them to play on these kinds of emotional states that they have concerning certain things.
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You see this often in the most divisive issues like abortion and immigration and everything.
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They, they really inherit these from the, uh, kind of media apparatus, the, the information apparatus that is composed of these political figures and powerful people, powerful organizations that, that really are running the nation economically.
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And, um, like informationally, and, uh, there, these people are too fickle.
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There's no reason that the average person should have an opinion on something like a geopolitical relationship with some country that we have.
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That should be the purview of the state and the purview of a political body that is not concerned with the general disposition of the people with regard to these things.
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These things should be processed in a manner that is going to give the greatest wheel to the people and the people might not understand it.
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They won't be able to comprehend a lot of the actual sausage making that goes on with the political system and it is not their problem.
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They should not be burdened with this, these issues.
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In, in, I mean, I, I'm not, I don't believe in democracy in the first place, but in an ideal democracy, that, that is kind of the way that it would go.
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If you, if you, if you read the Republic, that's kind of the point is like the people have some say, but it's the whole, the whole governance structure, the whole statecraft, all that is, is left up to the men who are most well-suited to it.
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When I first got involved in politics, I was in my early twenties and it turned me off the whole system.
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And, uh, it was then when I formed my, uh, my real understanding of, of what goes on.
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And I was not interested, uh, wasn't a voter, uh, for the next 15 years, uh, when I did get involved and go, okay, let me, let's, uh, register to vote and take a look at this.
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You know, I got a, uh, a ballot from California and I was voting, so I'm in my thirties, uh, and I was voting on, um, on what the rules will be concerning doctors.
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Um, um, what was the, uh, the liver, um, the liver treatment, uh, for, for people, um, but there's a certain word for it.
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I forget what it is now, but basically I was voting on, uh, that a doctor needed to be in the room when, um, or in the, or in the office at least.
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And these doctors, uh, go from their office, they go over to the hospital, they work, you know, in the hospital to come back.
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So the treatment was not going to be able to be performed unless the doctor is in the office.
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So the, the nurses and all of that, that they've trained to, to carry out, uh, the procedure, uh, weren't able to do their job unless he was there.
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And when, and I'm not qualified to make that decision for, for medical industry.
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And I'm, I'm fairly well-educated and, um, and, uh, my wife worked in the medical industry.
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Uh, so I knew a lot about how all of that went.
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And so I, I realized that not only am I not qualified to do this, but they're handing this ballot to an 18 year old who just pulled their head out of their ass.
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This is, this is not something we should be voting on.
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So this is a, uh, an anecdotal framing of, of what school that's talking about.
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Like these, these are issues that people are not qualified to make.
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And we're pretending like, Hey, just pick a fucking box or, or just go to grandma and have her tell you, uh, what to vote for, whatever, or, or just, or your parents will just fill it out, whatever.
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This is, this is not a, uh, uh, operating system that will produce any positive results is a complete scam.
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Uh, and you know, that, and these people aren't, who are making decisions.
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And then when you, I've listened to C-SPAN, if I'm educated on a topic and I watch C-SPAN and I watch these, these legislators and these congressmen and these senators talk about a subject matter that I'm very versed in.
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You can tell they're, they have no idea what they're looking at, what they're talking about there.
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And they're asking experts, you know, quote unquote, uh, you know, about things getting completely snowed, getting bad information.
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And these are people who were allegedly supposed to rule on how, uh, things go, right.
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They just go back to their APAC handler or their special interest person and go, Hey, what should I do here?
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And then they put the bill in and it gets crafted by a bunch of special interest people.
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Uh, you know, then they ask, well, should I read it?
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Go fucking do something else with your time.
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Uh, so this is the way that this is operating now.
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And, uh, these people have no idea, even, even politicians who are elected, who've been
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in office for 10 years, 12 years, 15 years, they have no idea what they're talking about,
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And, uh, this is what we're supposed to accept as normal.
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Um, it's, uh, yeah, it, it, it can drive you crazy if you really try to study it and get
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Um, yeah, I just, I just had an epiphany earlier today that I just kind of wanted to share.
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It's probably off the topic, but, uh, I, I just thought it was really interesting.
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And it's, it's kind of obvious when you think about it, but I never realized it before.
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Um, so I'm personally, you know, culturally speaking, I come from the old South, like
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my, my family was one of the last of, of genuine old South cultures that still existed.
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And I was thinking about the weird parallels that existed between say the Confederacy, uh,
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you know, and the high racial awareness that Southern people had with national socialism,
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you know, and before World War II broke out, there was actually a lot of, um, you know,
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And there were a lot of Southern politicians who thought Adolf Hitler had a lot of good
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And I realized that a big reason for this is the South was agricultural.
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And, um, um, I think that if you're, if you're a seasoned farmer, uh, you just have to have
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a good intuitive understanding of biology and selective breeding and, and how those things
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And, and actually that's critical to being successful as a farmer, right?
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Uh, and a lot of people underestimate how important that is.
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Like, uh, you know, I think say there's a, an apple blight that's affecting a lot of apple
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Uh, you know, I think Northerners, their, their first instinct would be, well, let's figure
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out what chemicals are going to get rid of this apple blight and we'll mass produce the
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chemicals and just spray all of our trees and fix it that way.
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Whereas, uh, you know, an actual seasoned farmer, I think their first thought is, well, uh, let
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me figure out how to breed a kind of apple tree that's immune to this blight.
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And, and the latter solution actually tends to be more effective in practice, uh, you know,
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because nature actually is pretty, um, malleable.
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And if you know what you're doing, you, you can do pretty incredible things with breeding.
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So, um, yeah, there, there just was no way that an agricultural society would buy into
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this bizarre lie that genetics just don't matter.
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Because I mean, their livelihood depended on it.
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It, you know, it's just kind of ridiculous for them to even consider, but I guess that in,
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in less agricultural societies, they can actually believe that lie.
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So that, that's what I think is, is an important difference between the two.
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Uh, the Germans were not an agricultural society.
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They, uh, they, they, they were one of the most technologically advanced, um, nations on the
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And I mean, even still to this day, they were, they were national socialism is the, um, union
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So, cause you do have a point, you are correct about that, Philip, that, that there is a
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sense of, of heritage that intrinsically accompanies, uh, the, the, the yeoman farmer.
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Well, Thomas Jefferson referred to the, the pillar of American civilization as the yeoman
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farmer and, um, believe that they would serve as, as the, the fundamental kind of archetypal
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And he was absolutely correct, especially with regards to the South.
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And, uh, it, it, it, there is a, an aspect of, uh, technological kind of, um, industrial
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urban, uh, harmony that comes with national socialism that, uh, blended the, the agricultural, the industrial,
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uh, uh, the, the cultural, the social, all into a, an ideal, a form of, um, what is, what
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And, uh, that, that, you know, agriculture was, was, is one of the most important parts
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But, um, um, the South was a lot closer, I believe, to the aristocratic conception of
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almost like, of all, like the, the Republic, like a Republic closer to feudalism than the
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Yankees had, whereas the Yankees had like a very liberal kind of Republic.
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Well, I mean, both of these brothers are right.
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I, I would say we, we, you know, all you have to do is look at, I really want to talk
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about something that this said, but, you know, we could just look at, you know, uh, all the,
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uh, in, I was raised in the South, deep seas, deep South around, I had an uncle that had
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I had an uncle that had a livestock farm and you can see, you know, they understood you're
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You're trying to keep the, uh, you know, minerals in the soil.
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You know, there's so much work going on all the time to, to, to, uh, for the things that
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So obviously things that damage crops wholesale, like Philip was talking about, um, would make
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But one thing, one thing mythos says, it's really, really pisses me off.
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Not what mythos said, but what he was talking about was don't read the bill and just vote
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There's, there's a concept of a, uh, of a, of a no voice.
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And what they do is it's the opposite of a roll call.
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They just given I or an I or an a or an a tomato tomato and nobody's held accountable.
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So if we actually had roll call votes where you went on the fucking record, because you
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can go to some of these bills that are just horrendous and they can't even tell you who
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voted for what, because they just got a majority, right?
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But if we had to have a roll call vote for everything, and so in mythos example, when
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that intern brings that bill and says, Hey, we wrote it, just sign it.
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Am I going to be held accountable for this shit?
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And if every time the answer was, yes, sir, it's a roll.
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I'm not signing anything that I'm going to be held accountable for come midterms, right?
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So the problem is what they call the voice vote, which is just a simple, I don't know
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if it's A or N, A, I or N, I, you guys know, but that's the problem because there's
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no accountability when they do a simple vote.
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They should do a roll call vote to get these fuckers on record.
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Yeah, it's, it requires somebody to stand up and say, no, I want to be accountable.
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This is a couple of few years ago, I think it was.
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She stood up and tried to make it mandatory that all votes on these bills are roll call
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votes so that people can see, um, who voted on what, um, I know there's some roll call
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votes, I guess, um, that still exists because they do that tally on how many, uh, Republicans
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voted for what and how many Democrats voted for what, uh, the yays and nays on how many
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Um, but yeah, it's, it's a lack of accountability.
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It's like, it's like, uh, voting, uh, for pay raises.
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And, and, and this goes back to conversation we were having about, uh, these niggers who
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are, uh, they're advocating for their own interests, personal interests.
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Uh, and then how that breaks down, uh, and how they can use other, other Negroes to support
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their idea, you know, is, is kind of a trickle down, uh, theory in some sense, but people advocate
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for their own interests and this is what is natural.
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What we have is people's, uh, I don't know if it's galaxy brain, uh, what they call it, but
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it's this idea that there is no real, um, uh, racial component to being an American.
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So this brings up, and this counter signals a lot of people on the timeline right now.
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Uh, there was quote unquote, American citizens who were killed in Lebanon in an Israel strike.
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So these American citizens, uh, so I saw that, I was like, oh, that's terrible.
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Oh, I can't believe American citizens were killed in Lebanon in an Israeli missile strike.
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And then I saw pictures of these four children.
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So why the fuck do we care if Israel bombed Lebanon and killed non-whites, right?
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And you have a lot of these, uh, pro-white accounts trying to take this and run with it.
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And I say like, okay, anytime we can take a shot at Israel, fine, but these are not white
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And, and so that's, that's the, the thing about an American citizen at this point.
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American isn't even a thing anymore if it's not white.
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Um, but get people back to collective bargaining on racial lines and, and do that in a way
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we, we have to, a lot of hard work to deprogram, reprogram these people to know, like you're
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And this is one of the tweets I saw was from like the people are a nation is a people guy,
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Uh, I had to put the picture in there and go like, these don't look like white people
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They're sure certainly aren't mostly Germanic or Anglo-Saxon.
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So I don't know if you guys saw that news, um, recently, but, uh, the taking advantage,
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It's like, it's a slippery slope there to try to take advantage of this narrative and make
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these people out to be Americans when they are non-white.
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I see Rusty came up and it looks like he put his hand up.
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And then you also see pro, Oh, quote unquote, right.
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Pro-white, uh, suppose, suppose, Oh, I didn't, I didn't catch that.
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Oh, um, and then you see pro-white, you know, quote unquote accounts pro, you know, supposedly
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nationalist accounts, you know, white nationalist accounts, et cetera.
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And they're, they're countering the 12th precept and, uh, you know, it's getting a little
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ridiculous at a certain point, at least for, for me and what I'm seeing as a more division
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within the thought of, and the free thinking of white people.
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Rusty, on that, can you tell everybody what the 12th precept is?
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It's like, pretty much goes like truth doesn't fear investigation.
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Like, so, and we're seeing that with, and I'm not going to get into the subject matter,
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but I'm, I'm seeing certain things and it's just like, shut the fuck up.
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And, and yeah, I, you know, I fully agree with some of the, all the stuff you were talking
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about, the political system and what Marco brought up.
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Um, this is the stuff that gets me, uh, angry, honestly, just quite frankly, angry.
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Um, when I start thinking about it, I try and try not to get too heavily thought into it
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because then I, I, I, uh, my, my mind becomes a fucking fed post, honestly.
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Yeah, I had a lot of fed posting, uh, sentiments over the weekend myself.
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I appreciate this, uh, this therapy session that we have here, uh, to at least compartmentalize
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Hey, Rusty, just wanted to let you know, you were missed on the retard ranch this weekend.
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I had to indoctrinate a hundred retards single-handedly.
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So, uh, yeah, thanks for leaving me to that on my own yet, fucker.
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You in those retard spaces, you, you over there are, you're like, yeah, I agree.
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I'm just like, what happened to Kikido over here?
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Okay, well, I'm about to say that, fucker, yeah.
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This, uh, forgive everybody thing's got me riled up, though, man.
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I mean, and I am a forgiving kind of fucking guy.
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The most I get out of you is, well, you know, Rusty kind of has a point, maybe.
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Hell, I host those fuckers over there sometimes.
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Yeah, I, you know, on this whole, God, the whole aftermath of the Charlie Kirk thing, I mean, so many things are, like, in my mind, it's just, like, emblematic of everything that is wrong.
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You know, first of all, like, you have this debate about, oh, well, if we don't let people disagree with us, then, you know, the state is going to impose that on us.
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But, you know, it's been that way for my entire lifetime.
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I mean, it's, there's never been a time when, you know, nationalists did not have their constitutional rights kind of, at least the state didn't take them very seriously.
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So it, it actually wouldn't change anything if the state turned that sentiment on us.
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And, and furthermore, I mean, I agree that the truth doesn't fear investigation.
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But I also just want to throw people in prison, not, not for what they have to say, but for who they are, you know, like, that's, and, you know, if the state is going to do it under a false pretense that, you know, they said something bad, I don't really care.
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But then, yeah, like the, you know, let's forgive everybody who commits a crime against us, who isn't tired of this, especially, they've been saying that every time, like black people kill white people, it's all of a sudden, you know, you have all these people talking about how important it is to forgive the people who kill our children and all that.
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And if that doesn't tell you, like, who really holds power, then, then what, you know, I'm sorry, it's just, it's ridiculous.
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I don't understand why normies aren't seeing this yet.
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And also, I wanted to mention to Skoll, you know, he was saying Germany wasn't agricultural.
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Well, I mean, there was agriculture in Germany.
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And actually, it's interesting that if you look at the early national socialist philosophers like Daré, they were unusually interested in agricultural concerns, right?
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And that's where they got a lot of their eugenics ideas from and things like that, like Daré in particular.
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And, you know, a lot of the policies that were focused on, you know, were around things like the junker class and, you know, creating new agricultural societies in territory, you know, especially in Eastern Europe, if they managed to settle those areas.
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So, even though Germany in general wasn't all that agricultural, the National Socialist Party in particular was more interested in those concerns than the average German.
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Yeah, no, I was just merely making a contrast between the almost entirely agriculture economic mode of production of the southern United States before the war versus, like, the highly industrialized German nation of the 20th century before the Great War.
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Once you get industrialization, like, a lot of things just kind of change.
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And I think of, like, the United States' kind of agricultural capacity being a defining aspect of its whole existence forever as, like, an inextricable part of our history, our conception of, you know, ways of our idealized.
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Even playing into our philosophy of land ownership and property rights and sovereignty, whereas the German conception would have been more culturally German.
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It is a very, very interesting discussion, especially because the CSA in the southern U.S., you know, as a whole was almost an utterly, absolutely unique place on the whole face of the earth.
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You know, I wouldn't impugn the – I wouldn't impugn Dixie.
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But it's an interesting conversation to have for certain, my friend.
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Well, I just want to add in that conversation there, the reputation that Germans – and this isn't Germans in terms of Germany, especially 1930s Germany or post-World War I Germany.
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But Germans in particular as a people, which include the Dutch, Anglo-Saxons, you know, the Germanic people.
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But they're well-known, well-renowned worldwide for their farming, right?
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And it takes a scientific mind, right, to do that.
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And that was kind of what I think Philip was bringing up earlier is there's a certain scientific mind.
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And he delineated between two veins, two branches of this, right?
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The other is let's kill the pestilence, whatever it is, with a chemical, which is also a scientific mind.
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But the agricultural, the agricultural acumen of our Germanic folks is fucking just, it's why people eat, right?
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We did this all, you know, enjoy that food.
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Before we got to maize, it was not what we're eating today.
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And then you have, of course, then you have the Monsanto lab-based element to it, which is shortcuts, right?
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These are shortcuts or amplifications of a process that we naturally created all these different apples, all these different fruits.
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It's kind of funny because a lot of people, they get lemons sometimes in life and you're told, hey, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
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We actually created lemons by breeding, I think it was a bitter orange.
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But I just think that's always funny that we actually created lemons.
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But, yeah, we're agricultural entrepreneurs in a way that nobody else is either.
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We can teach them to water them, set timers, do drip lines.
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A guy constantly tries to talk me into leaving California, letting the Browns take over and destroy it, and then we can come back in later.
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First of all, we've created an agricultural system that can be managed by Mexicans.
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And it just takes a few white people to run the operation, and it's going to produce enough food to keep them fed and growing to the point where, you know, it's a mini India.
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We have to pluck them out by the roots and toss them back into the wood chipper.
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Yeah, I like all the points of you guys are making with agriculture and stuff.
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And, yeah, we've made all kinds of stuff through crossbreeding.
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I've done crossbreeding and different things and made different new strains and lots of different things.
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And when you really start understanding the plants and the parents and creating F1, F2, F3, et cetera, going all the way into F7 hybrids and different things, you then stabilize it.
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So, yeah, I mean, like you do start getting into a scientific method for sure.
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Like when you're deep into agriculture and especially horticulture, like you are having a certain type of thinking and there's a process, right?
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And so – but what I was going to say is when this – you know, I saw an Elon Musk post and I – you know, we're seeing this – I'm not going to get into the Christianity thing, right?
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But it's definitely – there's a subverted thing that happens with it and with the forgiveness thing.
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And it's very subverted because – and what I want to touch on just really quick without going into it is just the way they're subverting it is because they're like, oh, Elon just posted or – it popped up on my fucking page I saw.
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And it was like, forgive those who trespass against us because I don't – you know, everyone knows the fucking thing, right?
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And it goes something like that because we forgive them, so blah, blah, blah, whatever.
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And the reason why it's bullshit – and you're talking to a Christian here, right?
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Is because they make it sound like this negates accountability.
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I can forgive you but still say – but you still need to be held accountable and we pull the lever and you drop down and the rope snaps and becomes tight and you are – you're still – we forgave you, right?
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But I'm not going to sit here and dwell on it like, oh my gosh, this and that, blah, blah, blah, and it's going to upset my day.
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But you're still held accountable, motherfucker.
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Like you're still – you're going to be – we forgave – like but there's still rules of the land and law of the land and you're still held accountable.
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So – and it's almost like they're pushing this because some of these recent actions of the ones who say don't – don't name the Jew because it is the fucking Jew and God forbid we hold – and God forbid it's the nigger too, right?
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And we – God forbid we hold these fucks accountable.
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You know, Erica Kirk or whoever might have been hurt or injured in this deal, they have to sit up here and walk this line.
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But reality, you can't forgive without some accountability right there.
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You're just going to hold a fucking grudge.
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And then later afterwards, that's when maybe it's time for forgiveness.
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Like, as society, yeah, we can forgive you, but you're still going to be held accountable.
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I'm not going to sit here and dwell on it, like, after you've been held accountable and you've moved on off this planet and this realm or this dimension.
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And you've gone to the next one where you can further be judged if that's what happens, et cetera, whether we believe that or not, right, depending on whatever your beliefs are.
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But the fact is, is, like, closing time has happened for the one who needs to be held accountable.
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But, yeah, yeah, for whatever – and this is where I feel like there is a subversion and the misunderstanding of some of these teachings and things we talk about or things that are talked about within these teachings.
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And – but it's such a misconception to where it's like, oh – because nowhere does it say, like, oh, don't hold people accountable.
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You are conflating this issue with – and they are doing it on purpose.
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Does it count on the – no problem, brother.
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It was kind of an open-ended, stupid question I just asked.
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But it's like there's a spectrum, right, of – you have on one hand, at least kind of like conceptually, this forgiveness, the – like, you know, forgive the people, their transgressions, and let it be.
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And, you know, they're ignorant of the harm that they do or whatever.
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And then on the other hand, you have, like, in the middle somewhere, you have punishment.
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You know, like the state, like you're talking about, like, the state carries out punishment.
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And if you break the law or you misbehave, you're punished, and there's some – it could be even, like, the death penalty.
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But on the other hand, all the way at the other end of the spectrum, you have vengeance, where it's – you actively want to see somebody suffer.
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You want to extract the blood toll for the wrong that was done to you or to your family or people that you love.
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And I'm just curious if you have, like, an outlook on that as, like, a – if you're – you know, if it's – do you think it's immoral to want vengeance?
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Do you think it's appropriate to want vengeance?
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Do you think it's something that should be extracted, you know, or encouraged?
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So my thing is, is our – once again, are we talking about accountability, right?
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If you say, okay, we'll get into a personal situation, not, like, personal for me, but, like, personal if it was to happen to someone.
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It doesn't really matter at a certain point in this scenario.
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If a man comes in, kills your wife and child, is it even vengeance or is it holding that person accountable if you hunted them down and took them out and did it in a way you pleased because they did it in a way they pleased?
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I lean towards accountability, holding that person accountable.
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And I'd be like, well, you're just a pussy.
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But, I mean, you tell me, Skull, what is – what does that fall under?
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I'd put that under vengeance, but I have no problem.
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Actually, vengeance is encouraged by my religion.
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Sometimes I think maybe we're holding this in a negative light.
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So now when we hold it in the sense of to avenge instead of vengeance, all of a sudden it sounds much more honorable.
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And so I think perspective and the way we frame things is important, and I don't see a problem.
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The sword of vengeance can be to avenge the wrongs that were done upon you or your people, et cetera.
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And so you are actually being honorable in your vengeance.
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So I don't think it has a negative con – con – I'm – I'm a –
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Well, since we're – since we're – since this discussion was kind of framed in this, you know, in this Christian sense, and I understand that this is kind of a decrepit Christianity that you're dealing with when you're talking about like the GOP theater Christianity.
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But it does – it is explicitly outlined that vengeance is for the Lord.
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That's the only reason why it came up right now was to say the Bible specifically says vengeance is for the Lord.
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I have been in Christian ideals for over 20 years of my life.
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Just don't – I don't want to interrupt too much here.
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But when you actually look at the definition and the interpretation, translation of the word Lord, it's actually talking about me.
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And if you really know your scriptures, it's talking about me.
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I hope we can get to them before we switch over.
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Well, can I say real quickly, I think this is important on the whole vengeance thing.
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I mean, in my opinion, it isn't even about vengeance necessarily.
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The reason why this guy who killed the Ukrainian woman on the train, if there was no law, he would be in a torture dungeon right now in my house.
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And after I was done with him, I guarantee you that there would be very few black people willing to repeat his behavior because they wouldn't want to suffer the consequences, right?
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But if you get up in front of the whole world and you say, I forgive this, right?
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All right, so at risk of being called a fag here, you know, I've been going to these spaces at HT hosts, and I actually think mythos would really like them.
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But, you know, for – so one thing about forgiveness, which I'm not – listen, I agree with this last brother.
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You know, we'll do the whole Pulp Fiction thing.
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We'll put them in downstairs and pull their fingernails out with pliers.
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But you've got to understand that some of this forgiveness stuff is for – and I know mythos would understand this – for like 12-step guys, right?
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It's not really – it's – they're looking to – forgiveness sometimes is for personal serenity, right?
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That don't mean that we don't want accountability.
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But you can't carry these loads around the rest of your fucking life.
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I know people that have – and I don't know if forgiveness is even the word, but you've got to come to peace with it somehow.
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But it doesn't mean that we don't – that they don't deserve accountability, which is what Brother Rusty was saying, you know.
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But you just – the idea is that for personal healing and personal serenity – and I know this sounds fucking gay.
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I'd be downstairs with the pliers and the blowtorch.
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But sometimes, you know, these things are hijacked.
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It's not to say, hey, look, man, you can go – you can say, I forgive this Jeffrey Dahmer and then watch the motherfucker get gassed.
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So I just want to share some people that aren't that spiritual.
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There's personal healing that has to happen, man, because these people are tormented by this shit, you know, like the family members of the victims.
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I know there's some 12-step guys in here that understand this.
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And then we've got about eight minutes left before we've got to switch over here.
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Just as a side note, when it comes to the Lord and Vengeance, I lean more on the side of ACDCs, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, but I digress.
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I wanted to point out and give some kudos to Philip.
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I don't know Philip, but I like to do cardio and listen to the Canadian spaces at night.
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And Philip's usually in the same Canadian spaces that I'm in, and they're usually chock full of, you know, coping, leftist, you know, gaslighting people that like to piss on his head.
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The guy conducts himself as a true professional.
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He's always, like, calm and steady and emotionally balanced.
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He just holds the line when he's doing his white power stuff.
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He could say one plus one is two and not even go off the Richter scale of white power.
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And, you know, even when he takes flack over absolutely nothing, Philip is just, like, I just really admire how he makes his arguments, which aren't even arguments.
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He really is a good representation of the white power movement for Canadian spaces that are just fraught in a sea of sewer.
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So, guys, thank you to the 35 of you guys who've reposted the space.
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If we could get everybody in the space to just repost the space so we can get a broader audience for the next show here, which will be 1488 radio.
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And make sure you guys are following the White Excellence Hosts account to my left here and any of the co-hosts and speakers that you're enjoying.
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Mondays and Fridays starting at 6 a.m. Pacific.
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So it's a good place to charge your grill and get some current event information and, you know, stay, you know, stay white-pilled.
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So, yeah, make sure you guys are following and turn your bell notifications on.
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We also got the Real and Speak radio coming off this afternoon, I think around 3, 3 Pacific.
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And, yeah, we've got about four minutes left here before we've got to hand her over.
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So if anybody's got any last points, make them now.
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Yeah, I'm not sure who said it about people forgiving all the time.
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Whoever said that hit the nail right on the head.
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Like, if you stepped on my toe by accident, I'm like, sorry.
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But, like, why is he forgiving even in fucking in the questions, you know?
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Well, I didn't really think it should be for personal thing.
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Like, if Charlie Kirk's wife did forgive him, I think that should be behind closed doors.
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I don't think you need a fucking podium and ten cameras on you to forgive someone.
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And it's just, it's some pussy shit, dude.
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And he got railroaded by both ways, thankfully.
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But they're not going to do it to a white woman.
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And no offense to the white women, but, you know, everybody's a sucker for a white woman.
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And so, but, yeah, no, I think we need to, yeah, I mean, I'm not saying don't forgive, you know, but do it in private.
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You don't have, you don't have to go on national television because I don't even, I don't think it's, I don't think she's actually forgiving.
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I think she just wants brownie points from, you know, the kikes that, you know, more than likely funding Turning Point now.
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I mean, obviously it wasn't, but, yeah, I think Turning Point now is just going to be, and I get it.
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She has to look out for herself now because Charlie's gone, so.
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Yeah, I mean, if she, if she was to just sell it and wash her hands of it, take the money and, you know, sell off into the sunset, I'd be like, yeah, dude, I would, yeah, I wouldn't have any problem with that because, you know, she lost the man that she thought she was going to spend the rest of her life with.
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So, yeah, that's what I would recommend to her, just fucking, I mean, because without Charlie, it's going to fucking tank, tank, and the longer you hold on to it, the less money you're going to get.
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I'd get that fucking check, cash it the same day, and, you know, get out of the political sphere so she can keep her name intact and, you know, also Charlie's.
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But, uh, because now, yeah, I did an early life check on her.
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She said she was raised Catholic, but she's now Jewish.
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Does she, like, convert to Judaism, or is she, like, actually, like, is it in her blood?
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Well, I mean, if she's a kike, yeah, go fucking sniff the bottom of the fucking ocean.
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Uh, but, no, I was just, uh, the main reason I got on here is that I was wondering when, uh, White Paladin was going to go, was going to stream today.
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Well, that'll be 8 p.m. Pacific time tonight, and then, uh, the rest of the week we'll be, I'll be on at, uh, 3.30 Pacific.
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Uh, guys, we gotta switch over to the White Paladin, uh, the, uh, 1488 here.
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And, uh, if he orders, uh, we want to carry this into the 1488 guys.
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I'm pretty sure White wants to carry it into 1488.
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Um, so, I'm just gonna, I can't stay up here too long.
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So, um, I will have to get off of here soon enough.
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They, uh, um, and what was I going to tell you?
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Let's, uh, can we, uh, can we hold, can we hold this thought real quick?
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I don't want to hear what Rusty's got to say.
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Um, we'll be a good voice and, uh, mandate our time.
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Appreciate everyone for participating, White Power.
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And, uh, you know, uh, hopefully we'll get Paul back tomorrow also.
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Uh, it's been a good, good conversation here today.
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I guess we're going to continue this into 1488 radio.
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So some of us are at work, but we're all here on 1488 radio.
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Um, it, it, it's been, it's been there since around 6 p.m.
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And it will continue to flow as I observe the utter suicidal insanity that I am bearing
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So today's 1488 radio will be centered around total Christian death.
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And this isn't calling for Christian death.
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This is Christians calling for Christians death.
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So, except the joke, I don't want Christians to die.
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If you're a white power Christian, I don't want you to die.
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Mainstream Christianity is a suicidal death cult centered around universalism, martyrdom,
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forgiveness, forgiveness, and an obsession with the afterlife.
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All of these traits are inherently genocidal to the white race.
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The current state of Christianity is causing detrimental harm to the white race.
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You're capable of observing what happened yesterday for Charlie Kirk's memorial.
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It was some CRS government DEI slop centered around forgiveness.
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And so, when your daughter gets raped, when your husband gets killed, when your son gets stabbed,
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when your wife gets tortured and murdered, you want to know what the world needs right there?
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So, today we're talking about TCD and how Christians, or at least the modern state of Christianity, wants to die.
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They want to be shortly and quietly replaced, while people who hold nothing dear to them outside of their own people replace them in their homelands.
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Personally speaking, I am appalled at the events.
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I'm seeing people like Sarah Stock and all of these other tier two and tier one conservative personalities cheering like clapping seals.
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Witnessing Erica Kirk say she forgives the killer of her husband.
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I don't care if it was some dude who smoked pole on the side.
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Forgive the invaders that are coming and killing you.
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Forgive the Somalians that are raising a flag in Minnesota and land our ancestors forged for us.
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But first seek the kingdom of God and all things will be added on to you.
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You will have all of your treasures in heaven, Goy.
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And you don't need to worry about what's going on in this life because you're not of this world.
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And know that when you die, you will face the pearly gates where St. Peter will look at you and he will say, you did great.
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But then Jesus is going to come in and he's going to say, yo, God, it's cool.
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He watched all of the corrupt tyrants take over his land.
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And he went on national TV and said, I forgive him.
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Let him spend eternity with you, God, as a fucking bitch.
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Charlie Kirk's wife, fucking coward bitch.
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Austin Metcalf's father, fucking coward bitch.
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I am utterly appalled at the current state of Christianity.
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And this is a call to action to pro-white Christians right now.
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I understand that you're not wired the way that this mainstream Christianity is.
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But you need to get these people together.
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There was a whole fucking stadium of clapping fucking seals that are welcoming their genocide, their death.
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They want their enemies to fucking kill them.
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That means they will clap like seals as guppies when you get fucking killed.
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State-sanctioned Christianity bringing pacifism to us all.
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And the non-whites and the complacent foes of our race will fall like the leaves from the dying trees.
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Mr. Mithos, you want to get in there or should we let Rusty have his say first?
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If I can't speak right now, I just won't be able to say what I gotta say real quick.
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Okay, so what I was gonna say is, and I'm gonna, I gotta leave after this.
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It just, you know, and it touches on nature of, because we get into this thing of nature
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And I feel like sometimes this has to do with the subversion of understanding within the Christian thing too.
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Because it talks about, for they know what they, they know not what they do.
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And it starts, and it makes me think of that thing, like, would you, would you blame an alligator for biting you if you put your head in its mouth?
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You got exactly what you should have known was coming towards you, right?
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Like, and this gets into the nature of the Jew, the nature of the nigger, right?
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And, and so forth, the nature of the jeet, the nature of these fucking nons.
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And when you get into that thinking and you go, oh, so yeah, I, I'm not going to blame them in the sense of a general term,
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You should already expect them, these predators that I talk about, the niggers, how they are an opportunistic predator.
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And what they do is, is so when they, when they stab this urnia, or they do this other thing, or they do this other fucking crime,
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So am I going to sit around and dwell on the nature of things?
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But that doesn't, again, we're getting into accountability.
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And it says, yeah, but we still are going to hold your ass accountable.
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But if we had just understood the nature, we wouldn't allow them into our fucking realm, into our nation's lands, et cetera.
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And by not, and if we listen, and we start understanding things a little bit better, we, and you don't have this subverted fucking retard Christianity,
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Some of these fucking people are fucking, many of them, the majority, are fucking retarded.
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They don't really get it, and they don't really understand what's being said, in my opinion, of these things.
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And that is where I wanted to leave that at, and just, and I think it kind of goes along with that natural kind of law, natural type of thing.
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And once you really, and I feel like at times it does align when you understand it, and you're reading it, and understanding it a certain way.
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But of course, they don't teach it that way, and they don't, and they twist it.
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It's all fucking twisted, as they do all of this shit, because that is the nature of the fucking Jew.
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And so once you understand that part too, you're like, oh, well, this is, and that is why we, that's why you have to get rid of them out of the land to begin with.
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So I'm not going to say, and of course, I can hold you accountable and send you to say, you know, in my understanding of beliefs, I'll just say real quick, I'm sending your ass to God, and he's going to judge your ass.
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I'm just holding you accountable for the crimes you committed here, in which he gave us the power to do, because it says that too.
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He gives us the power to implement these things.
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And so you will be held accountable, and then you will be judged in the afterlife.
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It's not, because if we're going to look at scripture, right?
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Jesus fasted for 40 days and 40 nights, and what did Satan do?
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He took him to the top of the world and said, if you bow before me, all of this is yours.
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That means Satan controls who is kings and queens, who has ownership of the land, not God.
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Because God delegated it to Satan to give it away to Christ if he would bow before Satan.
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I know Christianity, Rusty, for 20 fucking years.
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You're getting into almost a metaphysical battle of that parable.
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And, again, this is having to do with people getting mistaught, misunderstanding, and looking at the deeper things.
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I was actually just touching on the nature in which the Bible, I think, actually touches on of natural law,
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which I think kind of starts getting into that bridge between, say, Christianity and what we talk about here.
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And how if you're taught right and you start understanding it better, it can fully align perfectly fine.
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But, again, I digress, and I didn't want to get into too much, and I actually do have to go, although I'll listen a little bit.
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I'm not going to be able to speak, and then I won't be here to listen after probably 10 or 15 minutes.
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And I'm going to drop down after this right now.
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I'm just really on edge with Christians right now.
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Like, I am ready to call them – I'm close to calling that ideological book traitorous.
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At this point, with the current state of the church, it is traitorous.
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And as somebody who lived as a Christian for 20 years, whose brother-in-law is a pastor, whose sister is his wife, and they're missionaries, I know what fucking Christianity is.
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And I know a lot of these pro-white Christians have copes that make them pro-white, and I'm okay with that.
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I'm not going to judge them for that, but I know the state of the church.
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I know the mind of, quote-unquote, real Christians.
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I know what Christianity is, and I left because I know that if I adopted that ideology, I'm going to turn the other cheek.
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Tyrants will continue to rule because my kingdom isn't here on earth.
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Who cares if the world is ran by fucking pedophiles?
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It doesn't matter because that's what Christianity teaches.
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It's okay if you're a pro-white Christian.
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This isn't a shot at you if you're a pro-white Christian, okay?
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I'll call you the pro-white initiated Christians.
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But this Erica Kirk fucking Austin Metcalf dad shit, this is 95% of Christianity.
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And rejecting that truth will lead us to genocide.
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Well, you know, I wanted to kind of let that back and forth breathe a little bit.
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And so I wanted to make sure that you didn't go to another hand before I jumped in.
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The whole WWE event, as you described it, which was perfect, it's just kayfabe bullshit, right?
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It's unfortunate because whether Charlie Kirk is alive on an island called Valhalla, living in a resort under witness protection, or if he's dead, or if he's made of steel and he catches bullets with his spinal cord because he's that fucking based.
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Whatever the truth is, we have to go with what's happening, right?
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And what's happening is a full suicidal cuckery.
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There's a saying that says, to err is human, to forgive is divine.
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Well, I'd be autistic about it here and just kind of really drill in on the framing there.
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In the 12-step program, you know, there's forgiveness.
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What you do is you come to terms with fucking reality is what it is.
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It's coming to terms with reality and saying, I don't need to beat myself up over and over again for the mistakes I made.
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I just fucking fix them, and then they all go away.
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And I make amends where needed to people I've harmed in order to make good and actually exercise a behavior that I had not exercised because I was just self-centered and all about me.
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Now, this is to run that line in practical terms.
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You took an eye from me, I took both your eyes.
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You took an eye from my child, I took both your eyes.
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Everybody, for everything you've ever done, you're forgiven already.
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So if you're going to be forgiven, and then you're going to act like a fucking cuck, and you're going to lay down and die, well, get the fuck away from me.
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Don't join my group because you're a liability.
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Everybody's forgiven for every fucking thing.
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And we just run and do what the fuck we got to do because you're already forgiven.
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And that would be the most Christian thing ever to be like, yeah, I'm forgiven.
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I can just do whatever the fuck I want because I'm forgiven.
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And they get a lot of shit for this, right?
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It's like, oh, so you can go party all night and watch a bunch of porn, and then next morning you're forgiven?
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That's the way it works because you're forgiven because it's not for you.
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But to go ahead and cede your ground, eliminate your borders, allow these invaders into your life to do whatever the fuck their animalistic characteristics provide for them, and you're just going to be like, oh, I've got to forgive him.
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And this is what this general religion preaches.
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There's a lot of scripture in there that is just schizophrenic on both sides of all kinds of bullshit.
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So, yeah, can you read it through and go, hey, yep, I agree with that.
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I'm going to go out and fuck this guy up because of what he did to me.
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And there's other shit in there that goes the exact opposite direction.
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So it's really not a good book to rely on.
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I don't need a book to give me permission to go wreck shop.
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I wreck shop because nobody can fucking stop me.
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Other than that, I don't need a book to justify me wrecking shop.
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So that's where I got with the whole thing.
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The word is all the way through my ancestors and everything we did to get here.
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If you want to talk about Charlie Kirk, talk about his race consciousness.
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Other than that, his wife is an embarrassment.
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My wife had a really hard time listening to her talk.
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My wife paid attention to the whole thing on Saturday.
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And I don't know what to think after all of it.
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And this is not defensive for what we need to defend.
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It is not energizes toward the ends we need to attain.
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So we, you know, and all of these people, again, that's kind of where the rage comes in.
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You're going to have to be molded into a new form that you have been neutered for the past 80 years over,
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We don't socially accept this behavior anymore.
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You're going to have to get real with it and know that you're just going to do things that a lot of people around you are going to find to be socially unacceptable.
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And you should do it so that we can protect and, you know, do the 14 words, secure an existence of our people in the future for white children.
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Skull Mask, you got any juice for that squeeze?
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Yeah, I'm going to take a different angle on this one.
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And it's a bit of a kind of the idea of perception, the idea of perception of self.
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And the way I see it is that not even with an attachment to religious scripture or anything like that, but one is wronged.
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One has harm done to them, and they're sitting there, right, after this is done, and they have a choice.
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They can lay out what they're going to do, how they're going to respond to what's been done to them.
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They can figure out who's on it, and they can think about what they're going to do about that.
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Or they can think inside their head, totally passively.
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And they have triggered the psychological release mechanism that tells them that this passivity, this internalization of helplessness, this learned helplessness is not only morally good,
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but it makes them – it is handed down from some ultra-dimensional truth that they are in righteousness, that they are – they understand the – that this – all of these desires to protect your family,
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to protect your people, to eliminate a threat to your kin, that those are, in fact, lower impulses, that those need to be disregarded.
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It tells us that the adaptation of this slave morality, that evil is to be forgiven.
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It's all temptation from this otherworldly aspect is – it's okay.
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Feel satisfied with yourself because you have chosen not only to do nothing, but you have chosen to allow the transgression against your people and your blood to go unanswered.
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And that is an extremely harmful and insidious mentality for our people to have at this time, this dire time, where we are daily besieged by innumerable hordes.
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The enemy has us, the enemy has us by the throat.
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They have our people in the mentality of racial suicide to combine that with this feeling of moral righteousness.
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At neglecting to extract the blood tax that is owed to us by the people who have tormented and killed our vulnerable, our young, our public figures, to fail to extract that blood tax is a sin against the race.
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And it's a, this requires an absolute transformation of our disposition to begin to understand that and to begin to live that and to say, you know what, maybe those magic words won't help me in this situation.
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Maybe I do need to, maybe I do need to, maybe I do need to do something, maybe we collectively need to do something, maybe we need to realize what the legends of our ancestors were telling us, and that there is a time to go berserk.
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I'm not sure if Marco's still up here, he had his hand up as well.
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Um, yeah, I want to say this, not for the sake of saving face for the corrupt churches or even the integrity of a Jewish book of fairy tales, but rather for the people who are being subjected to this and not looking at it with enough discernment.
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And discernment is a key word because we can see, you know, spending 30 years in the church, much like white, I did a lot of introspection and that's what led me to leaving it also.
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But during that introspection for about two decades of it, I really hated most Christians, even being amongst them, because I realized they don't, they don't really read shit.
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And when they do, do the little bit of reading that they do, they don't really look for a deep understanding or try to look at stuff contextually or historically.
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They just read it as they did in Sunday school and move on.
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And they think that that gets them their holy kudos, that they're brownie points to God.
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And one of the main things that I really discovered this area of this is the whole idea of judgment.
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And they hold it like it's one of the Ten Commandments.
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That's not the word because they don't actually fucking read.
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Lest ye be judged with the same measure that ye judge.
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That means something completely fucking different.
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It says if you're going to judge, you're going to be judged yourself with the same measure that you judge.
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Well, if you're a fair judge, you're using proper judgment.
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And you're not doing something, you know, sleight of hand, underhandedly to get ahead of people.
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Then you have no worry of being judged with the same measure that you judge with.
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So if you actually read and understood what the fuck you're reading with basic, you know, knowledge, just understanding and discernment, you'd realize, oh, well, it doesn't say don't judge.
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It says be a fair judge because I'm going to be judged with the same measure that I judge.
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Okay, well, let's move on to the topic of forgiveness and the topic of vengeance.
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Let's say vengeance is murdering and murder.
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I'm really trying to figure out the details on this.
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And I want everybody to take a minute, really think what, even in a Christian, Christian God's eyes, whether you believe that or not, what would differentiate the same exact action from being vengeance or justice?
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And justice is, is inextricably linked with judgment, isn't it?
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And tall white man, you want to get in there, brother?
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Uh, the Christianity I subscribe to, uh, it's not necessarily Catholicism, but it is, uh, whatever the fuck the Crusades believed, that's what the fuck I believe.
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I think every Christian fucking says that.
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But, but, no, I mean, uh, I, much as, I, it did take the Crusades probably about two or three hundred years before they said, you know, fuck it, y'all are gonna learn by the sword.
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Uh, but I think that's, uh, if history's taught us anything, it's that history repeats itself.
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And I, I do believe, uh, the Crusades are coming back.
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Actually, I was gonna tell the white guy I liked his hoodie, but it was actually a hoodie today, uh, of the, you know, Red Cross that the Crusades, Crusaders wore.
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Uh, because I think at, at one point they probably believed, you know, I haven't done a deep dive into the history of it.
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But, uh, you know, they probably thought the same thing that these, you know, other Christians believe is, you know, turn the other cheek, uh, the Lord will have its vengeance and all that shit.
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Uh, but I also think that's probably the most selfish thing you can do is, uh, like, well, you know, it's, it's the, the devil owns the world.
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The devil's gonna do what it's gonna do, so I would just praise Jesus and say, fuck it all, and then go walk on streets of gold or some shit.
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Which, that does sound like a Jewish fucking ideology, like the streets of gold thing.
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I don't know, that's, that's just my idea.
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Uh, but yeah, no, I, I say we start doing what the Crusades do.
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So, you know, and if that's a fucking sin, well, you know, everybody's fucking forgiven.
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You go to any funeral, everybody's going to heaven.
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I think it, I'll just end with that, you know, I think it's the most selfish thing is to put it off on the next generation like the boomers did to us, you know.
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Well, well, we have this, and God, you know, told us to share or whatever, uh, scripture they've misinterpreted and bastardized to fucking believe that nonsense.
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The Crusades, the Crusades, the Crusades, the Crusades.
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I am pro-Christianity that is Crusader Christianity.
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But what I think a lot of these Christians don't understand about that Christianity, how many of those people who participated in the Crusades actually knew how to read and had a Bible that they could read themselves?
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Let's, let's take away all of the schools.
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And let's make sure none of these fuckers can read.
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So, when we give our sermons, they listen to us and say, we're going to go capture Israel and slaughter the Muslim filth.
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It's so preferable to this Jewish democracy that we have right now.
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It's, it's, it's incredible that, that, that just sounds like I would be so willing to do that.
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This is why I talk about Ted Kaczynski all the time.
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These giant urban sprawl centers has fucked us in the head.
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It's hard to put that genie back in the bottle.
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When, when the pastor tells you we're going to fucking war, we're going to war.
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When your Lord says, here's your shield and your spear and chain mail that doesn't fucking fit,
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So we have, this is not something that's unique to, it is worth mentioning, right?
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That this idea of being, of rolling over and letting yourself die and get killed and then being a bitch
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and giving away your nation and giving away your legacy and giving away your heritage
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Um, this is the, this is the mentality of the secular left wing, no left wing, the secular
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racial suicide ideology, that it is in fact better to give everything away, that it makes
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you a good person to give away all of your stuff, your nation, your people, your culture,
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your women, your kids, and your kids to public schools so they can be tortured and beat up
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by nons so that they can have their mind filled with tranny propaganda and have to watch their
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classmates poop and pee in a litter box in the corner.
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This is the mentality that you would infect with a people that you wanted to conquer without an army.
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You would, you would infect them with this morality.
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And I think that that is one of the biggest discomforts, one of the biggest cognitive dissonances
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that, um, people who are, you know, they're watching Erica Kirk and they're like, this is
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I can't believe you just said that this might be one of the source of the cognitive dissonance.
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They really hate to, they hate to hear it because modern Christianity and secular racial
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They have different symbols and different, you know, uh, different idols.
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We've got, I don't know, Gavin Newsom, Kamala, but at the end of the day, these are the exact
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Give away your daughters, give away your wealth, spit on your own culture, spit on your
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own legacy and, um, long house, perpetual long house ruled by Jews and, uh, groids are
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the best, you know, groids need to be treated like children, perpetual children that you got
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Every single non-white is your responsibility and it goes on and on and on and on and on.
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And this is the same moral rot that has set in with the success of the slave morality,
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with the total dominance of the slave morality of, I don't, I, I, the, the good and the beautiful
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and the righteous and the violent and the expressive, the esoteric, the mysterious, the
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Those are all tricks from the upper class who has, who has swindled you into being a worker.
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And it's not fair that we were swindled by the upper classes and, uh, it's time we tear
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it all down and replace it with worldwide Bolshevism, third worldism and, uh, sucking nigger toes
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It's sucking nigger toes on the television.
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No, I, you know, I think you framed this perfectly.
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That's why I, I stated during my monologue, I love my pro white Christian brothers.
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We will wage war together, but secular Christianity is a problem.
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Um, and that's why up in the title, it says TCD question mark because secular Christianity
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does want TCD, their actions, their ideals, the way they interpret the book, the way they
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give their sermons, the way they outwardly display their religious faith is TCD.
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And if they lose their homeland, if they lose their family, well, St. Peter's waiting.
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He is the bouncer to the club in the endless party with God.
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If you just get stoned to death or stabbed on a train on your way home from work, you
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So let's all go together, you know, fuck this place.
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Focus only on our eternal souls, you know, on top of that.
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Let's not bring any more children into the world.
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Your entire life is centered around just worshiping God and then dying so you can go live with
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It also, it's, it's this concept of judgment is important too, because it's, it's the,
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the, the idea that you can, you can transgress and you can make, you can make, you can be,
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And then you go up and it's like, Oh, let me see here.
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And it says here you were bad and you didn't ask for forgiveness and, and you were bad.
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The, that is such an inversion of the Aryan value of, I want to do good and not good.
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Like we think of good as in, you know, I want to go feed homeless people.
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I want to explore, discover, invent, develop, build.
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I want to raise these things because this is an eternal struggle that we are locked in
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This is what, what our ancestors have taught us.
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It's you do good by being, by doing your duty to your kin, by being honorable, dignified,
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brave, valorous, all of these, all of these attributes, all these things that we know,
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Did I, did, did I, Oh, did I, did I, did I, did I think something?
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Did I say the wrong magic words inside my head just now?
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Did I look out my window and see my neighbor's wife out there and looked at her butt?
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Uh oh, uh oh, wrong, wrong magic words, bro.
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How dare you, how dare you observe the beautiful white female figure and think that you want
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it to, that, that, that you would like to lay with it.
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How dare you have your own personal conception of spirituality for you and your kin and your
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community that you then extend outwards with the rest of your, your racial soul into the
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And you say, yeah, we call him, we call it Aries.
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And the German guy says, we kind of have something like that.
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We have this thing called tier and you start saying, I guess it's not, it's not exactly
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the same, but you know, both of us are different.
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You are a Latin and I am a, I'm a Teutschlander.
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So we have a different conception of this thing we call war.
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We have a different conception of this thing we call honor and, um, we can syncretize them.
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But when you come in, you're like, no, shut it down.
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You have to say the magic word, say the magic word, be good.
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Like everything is just fell for it again over.
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We did get some new people up here or at least one, but you got a boot.
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But just dropping in to say hi and listen to you guys.
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I just want to say like I recently, I think probably a year or so ago, I got a visit by
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two women, two Mormon women, and they invited me to a church and I went to the church a few
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times and I kind of felt like the only pagan in a room full of, I have no idea what I could
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describe it as, but they had all these pictures of Jesus holding a black baby and it pretty
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Give up everything that you have, white man, for these poor little Africans, these poor little
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Jesus loves the little children, all the children of the world, green and yellow, black and white,
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They kept on talking about baptism, baptism, it's like, hey, when you want to be baptized,
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This is like, why can't I just say, hey, I accept Christianity into my heart?
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Why can't I say that and just, why do I have to go through all this stuff and all, I think
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it's like the symbolism is very important to them and it, I don't know, it felt really
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And the way you are accepted into that ritual is by another Jewish ritual, which is baptism.
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I also think that a lot of white men and a lot of, like the white race has been, like
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the easier life has gotten, I think Christianity has also gotten really weak as well.
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I don't know if I'm making any sense how to put that together, but.
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Like I said, I think Skullmask framed this perfectly.
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Like white people really understood the natural balance of things when we had it hard for ourselves.
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And I think a lot of more people are kind of seeing our point of view and putting race first instead of Christianity first, because they're seeing that Christianity isn't getting us anywhere.
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And before I go, I just wanted to say one last thing.
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It's, I find it really weird that you had Jews in Hollywood in the media.
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Jews in the media, they kept on bashing Christianity.
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And it seemed like the Jews were really hyper-focused on destroying Christianity and subverting Christianity.
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I always knew it was subverted, but it seemed like they really pushed for some reason to destroy Christianity.
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And I think that's kind of backfiring on them now.
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And I think what some of Charlie Kirk's parting words is a great example of that.
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Quote-unquote, secular Jews are the main funding mechanism for neo-Marxist, liberal, anti-white agendas, communist agendas.
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They are the reason for their own downfall.
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What I will say, though, based off of what you said, Ibram, is they destroyed the church to rebuild it in their own image.
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And this is where we get terms like Judeo-Christianity.
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They had to destroy it, mock it, pervert it, et cetera, et cetera, to get all of the things out of it.
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Once the fangs were out of it, they were capable of rebuilding it under tikkun olam in their image.
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So that's why I don't entirely dismiss the pro-white Christians, because these are men that have teeth.
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These are men that will sharpen their swords and go to war while I sharpen my axe.
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I know there's other hardliners that hold a bit of a different position, and that's fine.
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And I'm glad that you brought that into the equation, Ibram.
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Because, yeah, they spent 60 to 80 years trying to subvert the church.
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And I would say that they probably identified as Christians.
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But currently speaking, the current state of secular Christianity is all about universalism.
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And that's why I put up in the title, TCD?
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Because secular Christianity wants to die.
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The answer for this, what are the reasons that Christianity worked, right?
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And it's more so that, I'm not going to say worked.
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One of the reasons that we were so effective throughout history was that we had a, we had, we had, how can I put this?
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And I think this is kind of what you're getting at, Ibram.
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And this, this, the state had a, what we call the state had a deal with, with our religious sentiment, whether it was under our traditional European faiths, under Christianity, any of the denominations.
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And the idea was, like, okay, you handle the esoteric, metaphysical aspects of being, wonder, sublimity, the sublime, like the conception of the soul and the self and the grand kind of design of, of the world and the universe and all this stuff like that.
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We handle the war and the money and the organization of society.
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And it was always, throughout almost all of Europe, I'm struggling to think, we never had a true theocracy in Europe, unless you count, like, Vatican City.
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We always had a king, as in monarchy, or a republic, or an emperor, or a warlord, or a, a something like that, that had power over everything.
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That was our, that is our, our way of aligning ourselves with our natural desire to live in an organized hierarchy that, that determines law and, and, you know, economic interaction and all this stuff.
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And it doesn't do it from a religious perspective.
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There is a religious influence, depending on what time period you're in.
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But the idea that we, that this is the fault of a degradation of a religious feeling, where we're at right now, does not capture the true level of subversion that we have actually been subjected to.
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We have been subverted so utterly and completely that the heritage of the state, which should be concerned with the well-being of the people, the wheel of the vogue, and the, the, the constitution of the nation is no longer, is actually a hostile force to us that is acting against our interest and, and working towards destroying us.
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And this is the same thing for the state, this is the same thing for many of the institutions that, that were established explicitly to provide frameworks for our society that were going to yield benefits to us and our people.
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And, and, um, we can lament the, the institutions, the degradation of the institutions, but it does only capture a partial facet of the entire problem, right?
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Everything that, that, that even like psychologically compromised, physically we're compromised, spiritually we're compromised.
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The subversion has reached a level, uh, a height of almost incomprehensibility.
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Yeah, I saw that, like how many white people just fell for Trump.
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There's some, there was some energy or some, almost a kinetic energy stored up.
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And they put him there like a, a Judas goat, unintended.
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He's walking us right into the teeth of racial suicide.
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There is a lot of problems, but sometimes the mask slips and you can point right at a problem.
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And you can say, this is representative of a larger problem.
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And Erica Kirk and Al Austin Metcalfe's father and the church importing hundreds of thousands of people and giving money to these dirty poop skin refugees, the Catholic, the Pope licking toes and saying like, Hey guys, maybe trannies can get into heaven.
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Like the, the, the, it's, it's all the mask slips and you can see.
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I think that them having that rap concert in front of the Vatican did not help them at all.
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To see that Negro just spewing that crap out in front of like a holy sanctified place for the Catholics, I think turned a lot of Catholics pretty, pretty red in the face.
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It was, and hopefully a lot of more people are saying, Hey, I'm going to put my religion aside.
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My race first, this, my culture is being destroyed by the subversive actors.
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I, I, I am seeing more positive reaction for our side and people coming to our side and realizing that this is a war right now.
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And I think people are becoming more militant on our side.
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I would say, I would say this, Ibram, if there's one white pill to take after the whole Charlie Kirk WWE memorial is that it did, it did radicalize people.
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There's a lot of people on the timeline that are saying, what the fuck is this shit?
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I also think that a lot of radicalization happened when we, when they saw that video of that poor woman, God rest her soul.
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Uh, but my heart goes out to her, you know, on that train that, uh, how do you say her name?
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Uh, Irina Zarudski, Irina, Ivanka, but Irina, uh, when she got killed and seeing all those, I'm sorry for my cursing here, but they deserve it.
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Those shit skins, uh, just not help, help a white woman, a poor white woman that just got stabbed.
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And all those Negroes did nothing to help her.
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I think really radicalized a lot of people saying, oh, these people don't care.
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You know, when someone calls a Negro, a nigger, we're all supposed to come kumbaya and help them and just protest for them.
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But after seeing that poor woman get stabbed and none of them helped her at all.
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Ibram, it's actually far worse when, when somebody calls a Negro, a nigger, everyone around that individual will condone the death of the person who used the word.
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Yeah, I, I think actually calling a nigger, a Negro is far worse than a nigger because one, they can't say, oh, that's our word.
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When you use the term Negro to describe them, it infuriates them far more than using the word nigger.
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Because Negro is a word they can't take for their own.
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It's a technical term and they can't do anything about it.
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Well, the ones that are smart enough to have an IQ of 70 probably.
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But if you use the term Negro, that stings more than the word nigger to them because they use it on a daily basis.
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But Negro, oh man, that, that infuriates them to no end.
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So I think start using that word against them.
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And they have nothing to come back against it because it's not their word and they can't do anything.
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Well, there'll be a mythos there because I agree on the usage of that term.
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I get a little bit of shit from now and then.
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But I think it's an excellent word to use.
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It really harkens back to the Southern dynamic, right?
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Um, but, uh, I did want to get in on, uh, the, the idea of, of, uh, the sorting that's going on right now.
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And that sorting being, uh, different types of people who are useful, not useful.
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And, uh, then the camp of, um, active, uh, subversives and anti-whites.
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And there is a group of active subversives, anti-whites who call themselves pro-whites and pro-white Christians even.
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And I don't think we need to be soft about this.
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They wanted to use pro-white power to take over their church of which they have no power.
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Their hearts are circumcised and they have a big resentment against the power that took over their church.
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And they want to use pro-white people to take back the church because they don't have the ability to do it.
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And these people actually hate pro-whites who are not Christian first more than they hate anybody else.
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A lot of them, for whatever reason, uh, have a resentment against a certain individual who they used to work with.
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And this individual decided that he could no longer, uh, drink the Kool-Aid or eat the, uh, eat the foreskin loops, uh, for breakfast that he was eating.
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Uh, these people are faggots and they have, still have the taste of HT's dick in their mouth.
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So, I don't think we should have any soft touch or kid gloves with those faggots.
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They have chosen their side and they can go fuck themselves.
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We have minor things to do than complain about characters and people.
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We're talking about the survival of our, of our race here.
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He's, uh, he's, he's a welcome guest on stage here, brother.
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We used to, uh, hang out in several different spaces.
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I just wanted to, uh, chime in really fast with, uh, slightly Southern European perspective.
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Uh, I see a lot of comments right now, rightfully so.
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A lot of Americans are pissed at this whole, uh, thing, uh, and they blame it on the American
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Um, I have been going into some of those, uh, mega churches in America.
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And I did observe that there's a lot of fraud in there, that there's a lot of degeneracy.
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And overall, this, this feels like, uh, you're participating in some sort of like a concert
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It's, it's, uh, there's really nothing spiritual there.
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And most definitely they do not represent our people, even in the slide list or even the
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Um, but, uh, you know, I, um, come from Southern Europe, uh, which is very Catholic.
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Um, and I can tell you that it's pretty much the same thing in every single church.
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It doesn't really matter what kind of denomination it is.
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I have also been a little bit in the Eastern Europe, seeing the Orthodox Christianity.
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Uh, it, this, you know, um, blaming one denomination of Christianity is a delusion and
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it's distraction from the bigger problem, which is the universalist foundation of that
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religion, the religion that claims to be ours, that claims to be, belong to our people, um,
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also gets credit for building our civilization, for building our values, which, uh, obviously
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we have built them long before Christianity even existed.
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Um, going back to ancient Greece that had so many great philosophers that pretty much created
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the foundations of our understanding of reality.
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And then the Roman empire, which created the modern law, uh, they like to take credit for
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Uh, so that's one thing, but, um, this religion doesn't represent us ever.
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That's the problem that this is purely universalist morality that will tell you that whatever you
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It doesn't matter whether they are our people or not our people.
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You have an obligation to spread the message of Jesus.
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That creates a lot of problems because then a religion that is supposedly ours, all of the
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sudden becomes something that we spread to other people.
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So, um, it, it creates this illusion that they are the same.
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I mean, it doesn't really matter whether we are now accepting all those so-called refugees
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Um, because as long as we share the same values, we are going to be able to coexist and build,
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And I think that this kind of, uh, corruption, you can see in the modern leftists as well.
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They literally are fueled by the same morality, by the same universalist morality of, uh, the,
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And, and, and, you know, one thing also to ask yourself, what kind of morality would be
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Universalism is literally the morality for the masses living in globalist society.
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Uh, so, so that's something to have in mind always.
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And, and, and just one quick comment in regards to this, a nigger versus negro, uh, it's funny
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that, uh, you know, the sub-Saharians like to claim that something is theirs.
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Meanwhile, obviously both of the words are ours.
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Nigger comes from Latin nigger, which is black.
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And then, uh, negro is just a Spanish version of it, right?
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Negro, uh, which also means exactly the same thing.
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They just like to claim that something is theirs because they adopted it or, or they
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have remixed some tunes from popular songs from, you know, let's say they take red hot
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chili pepper song and they make a remix and they rap over it and they claim, oh, that's
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I want to jump in on the denominations here and I know this got hands, so I'll be fairly
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Uh, there are 30,000 to 40,000, whatever denominations of Christianity.
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So I did some research on how many of those, um, are, have like our European foundations,
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Because there's, there's clearly different churches in different areas.
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Some of them are European and some of them, uh, have roots in other cultures and they started
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these churches in those cultures and taught them what they have.
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We have our, our European style, which as we saw it break down, you have, uh, the Orthodox
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versus the Catholic, then you have the Protestant, then you have the Lutheran, et cetera, et cetera,
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These things keep, keep, uh, dividing into different nuances.
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The, the, the churches that claim to be the true churches, you know, that they call out
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the heretics and the apostates, they have, they have their claim to being the first.
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And those, the two that have the biggest claims or, or at least make the, the most noise about
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it are the Catholics and the Orthodox, the Eastern Orthodox church.
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So they both have these claims that they're the original church.
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And if you look at the, uh, the splitting, right?
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These schisms that create all of this stuff, it's mainly white people who do this.
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It's mainly from the, the power structure saying, actually, we're going to go a different
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And when you look back at the relationship between the church and school mass was touching
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The church wanted productive people because productive people can create excess and the
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church doesn't actually create anything, right?
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And so it had a, uh, uh, interest in, uh, pro promoting good work ethic and all of these
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things that made our civilizations grow to where they are today.
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It built, it amassed tremendous wealth on that, uh, albeit some of it was, uh, through, you
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Um, but it really did an individual church in a community relied on a really productive
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and rich community in order to, uh, enrich itself and build a bigger church and so forth and
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What I, what I see now is, uh, is that this church, the churches can look at the world
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These big churches, I would say Catholic in particular, can look at the world today and
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say, let's these, these, uh, these white people keep believing our church and creating
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new churches and reading the book themselves and interpreting it themselves.
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And they don't, they don't consider our authority, but these, these lesser churches, these, these
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lesser people, uh, they can be now because we've created a, uh, subsidized world where these
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nons can do a thing, not much, but can do a little bit.
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And we've kind of catered to their inadequacies and incompetences to make them productive
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to a point where these, these people can live without white people now.
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And then you look at, well, who's really pushing the, uh, the immigration.
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Well, you have Catholic charities, you have Christian, uh, uh, denomination, uh, backed NGOs.
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These are the, the organization Jewish can't, can't ignore that aspect of it.
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These are the, the organizations pushing the immigration in because they're a part of the
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Any church that is not sufficiently racist, any church, and I only know one in the United States
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They're, they're an offshoot of the, the Mormon church.
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Um, and they are the only ones who have any race consciousness.
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Every other church in the mega churches, small churches, really all of them, right?
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And, and I, I, I, I, I think that there's a, an element of that, that transpires in the
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These, they are just as, uh, as much an enemy of anything else that we have on the, on board.
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All things aside, these churches are facilitating our replacement and they don't care.
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And small churches, a church with a hundred people, if they're not race conscious, if they
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have, uh, non-whites sitting in the pews and they're marrying non-whites, marrying interracial
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marriages, they're also just as culpable in the grand scheme as any of the mega churches
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or any of the big institutions, and it all is engineered to kill us.
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So however that, you know, we want to take that, whatever.
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But I think that was, that's an important note on all of this because they look at us
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and they're like, these fucking white people are a problem.
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White River and the Cowboy, I think is our hand order.
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White Reich, that monologue opening up the show was, uh, fantastic.
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Um, I shared up in the nest, uh, recent event that I attended this week and kind of helped
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It wasn't my event, but I was there, um, put a big, little bit of a role there.
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I, uh, I actually brought the Southern battle flag to this event and it was kind of twofold
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And, you know, on one hand it was to inspire my neighbors to be more courageous and bold
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and to push back and fight back against, you know, pathetic leftist cancel culture.
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It was because I knew it would piss them the fuck off and I knew they would lose their shit
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and it would go a little bit viral and it kind of has.
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And, um, what's great about it is this event was sanctioned by the city.
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Um, any Antifa members that showed up, we're going to be arrested for any little bit as
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much, you know, if they, so much as jaywalk, we had snipers on the city hall roof.
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I mean, this was, this, this was a professional great event.
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And the man that put it on when the photograph in the nest that I posted started going viral,
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um, he didn't back down and there was boomer right wing people saying, oh, the left wing
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And they, they did that whole thing, you know, you know, that whole spiel.
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And, uh, he, he made a post directly and he said, absolutely not.
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And he stated, uh, very clearly that he thanked, he knows the gentleman that brought the flag
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And everyone there that I spoke with boomers, women, younger people, no matter who it was,
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they all, there was no negative comments, nothing at all.
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Um, very inspiring and, you know, like I was telling people straight up to me, this flag
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And it was well-received and that's just the start.
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There were events like this all over the country.
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From what I understand, I know of at least two or three other ones that were well-received
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I know in, uh, my situation, we, a lot of us organized afterwards and joined signals and
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People are fed up and not everybody's buying this fucking forgiveness shit.
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My wife who was eating up the Erica Kirk stuff all week when she heard her say, I forgive
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She just, her head fucking turned on a swivel.
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And we need to call, you know, we need to call Christians out for that for sure.
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But at the same time, there's a lot of, there's a lot of room there for us to work with right
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So, um, yeah, just wanted to share a little bit of a white pill.
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I had a personally great weekend and, uh, there's a lot of good things happening.
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I mean, at the end of the day, that's what it is.
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Get out there, get active, get with your people.
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Cowboy, I know you've been waiting for a long time, my friend.
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You're having a little bit of discussion about our, our, uh, the holy orders of knights.
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I was just want to jump on saying, yeah, I'm definitely one of the, not one of the far left,
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I, I definitely see what is happening to our race and the war that they're waging on us.
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And, uh, I would love nothing more to team up with one of the brothers that you, not
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Christians, but they're pro white and they're seeing what's happening and, uh, to fight back
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Um, you know, Ecclesiastes chapter three, eight says there's a time for love and a time to hate
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and there's a time for war and a time for peace.
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And I think we're really getting close to the time for, for war and fighting back for
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And, uh, yeah, so I was just, I just wanted to say that because, you know, not, not all
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Like I think forgive is as good when it comes to family, friends, because people are going
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But, you know, but God's also a God of justice and I see, I think he sees these things that
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are happening to us and, uh, and let's go, he's against, uh, standing up against it for
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Cowboy, I, I would encourage you to hit the timeline hard.
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You know, when, when you're seeing a lot of these neutered Christians that were, um, clapping
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like seals for Erica Kirk's message, especially these tier one type influencers, I, I, I encourage
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you to get in those comments and just say, all of you guys are retards.
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It said, just use scripture to wield them into action.
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I want to, I want to plug a piece of literature here that is really good.
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And, um, it's Julius Evola's metaphysics of war and anybody in here who likes the Templars
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and likes the, the, uh, our heritage of warrior spirit of our people will enjoy this work.
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And it is a, um, a dissertation on the, uh, kind of perception that our, our ancestors
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had on warfare, death, and, uh, carrying destruction to the foe.
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So, and it, and it does, um, goes in depth to the mentality of a lot of the crusader, the
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holy orders of knighthood that were around in the crusades.
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Uh, you guys were talking about sermons and speeches and things like that.
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And so I, I've listened to a lot of spaces over the last few months and people say, oh,
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you're just talking, you're not doing anything, you know, whatever the case may be.
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But, uh, we are actually the media now and we are changing as, as tropey as it sounds,
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And even if I'm not talking to meet those or who, whomever may be up on the stage, I'm
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And so it, it's important that we, we, we use our first amendment so that we don't have
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to go down the, the, the, the rack of the rest of amendments.
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Uh, the previous, uh, speaker was given out, um, ideas.
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I love YouTube channels, um, even different spaces.
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I'm sure a few people may have followed me in here, but information is key.
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And the best way is to just keep spreading, you know, one, a keep talking.
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Uh, we don't have to agree on everything, but I think if we share our ideas, we can come
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to some sort of agreement, you know what I mean?
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But, uh, I wasn't a hundred percent sure on what the topic was.
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So I apologize for, for kind of barging in, uh, go ahead.
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And I'll say this, what we do encourage people to do here on 1488 is, is to get active, to
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start participating in activism, find local clubs, join Patriot Front, um, rather than just
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talking, being a part of a movement that's bigger yourself, tribing, training, preparing
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for the inevitable, because I am one of these individuals, um, that will always espouse white
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I do not want to make peace with my enemies.
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And I want to inspire people to adopt very, very similar ideologies.
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It's time to radicalize our folk and have them come to terms with, uh, politics has always
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been war and suit and tie politics is a rather new phenomenon that we've probably only experienced
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Uh, and one side's actively waging war against us, killing us in the streets, stabbing us
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on trains, uh, attacking us during our protests while the other, the neutered side, um, is holding
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WWE memorials and saying, we just need to forgive these guys.
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I'm not sure if I can retort, but just very quickly before the next speaker, um, I agree
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a hundred percent and I think we should do the same.
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I, I, let me just, I don't want to fed those, but we, what you're saying is correct.
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But I, I think for me, I'm a gap between what you're, you guys are saying.
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I kind of listened to your group for a little while and what I hear from like total fucking
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And so there should be a bridge and I would like to be that bridge.
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Not that, you know, I'm, I'm pussyfooted or anything like that, but there needs to be,
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um, more, more, more voices heard such as yours that may not be palatable to other groups.
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And so I'm trying to pick up your ideas and then figure out a way to spread those to other
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And so I apologize if I'm, if I'm taking the mic for too long, I'll, I'll end very quickly.
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I'll continue to be as a speaker and just listen, but I, I, I think there's a way to bridge the
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gap and, and, and I think Charlie Kirk is the way to do it.
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And if you agree or disagree that that's my point.
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I am all for pipelines, bridges, um, and inroads into ideologies.
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So that way we can retake our homeland by any means necessary.
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So I told you this last time, man, um, you're amongst friends.
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You know, we all recognize that there is a genocide being taken, taken place on white
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And, um, it's time we snap out of our stupor and do what needs to be done in order to have
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Um, I went to, uh, a Charlie Kirk Memorial locally and I had those conversations with
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And some, uh, some of them are very Christian.
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They believe that Jesus is the way we need to pray the fuck out of the world.
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And I'll have a conversation, in fact, made a, a really great impression on, on one who's
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Uh, I am going to continue through that channel, uh, to engage with TPUSA, uh, on my local college
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campus, uh, because I've made inroads with that guy and he's happy to have me, um, in
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So I am not going to shy away from that opportunity knowing, I don't know how all of this works,
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but if I can make sure again, through these, these conversations that we have ensure that
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I am prepared, right, with my spiritual armor, if I can call it that, to go into the battleground,
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start having conversations about Charlie Kirk's racial views and his criticisms of Israel and
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things that he was waking up to and know that scientifically, Charlie Kirk was just a few
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years beyond his, his prefrontal cortex development to full capacity.
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He started like when he was on the, um, uh, the bet David show, um, he, uh, he said, I'm
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noticing, I've been noticing patterns, or he said something about my pattern recognition
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They're doing an ethnic cleansing in Gaza, right?
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He's noticing patterns and he articulated pattern recognition.
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So when we go to college campuses, we are not dealing with people who have a developed prefrontal
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They're still in the learning phase and they're maturing phase of their development.
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Now, can there be, can there be smart and more advanced people?
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Generally speaking, it's late twenties that you develop this full capacity and start to
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So I would use that personally as a means to going in and understanding a lot of these people
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are not able to grasp and hold a geopolitical context in their mind and start diving through
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the nuance and granular details of this bigger picture.
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In many cases, they're kids and they're looking for answers.
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And so there's ways to go about having those conversations.
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And I think that you and I look at it very similarly when it comes to where's the bridge?
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We need a conversations to happen and let people start to make up their minds with better
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One thing I realized when I went to this memorial is in talking to everybody, because of the conversations
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we have, because of the research that I've done, I'm more informed than anybody else there.
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Everybody I talked to, I ran circles around all of them because I had done the homework.
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And then the homework, also getting back to you, you have to be ready for the moment, right?
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And I wasn't talking about American flag, you know, praying before the cross patriots.
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I'm talking about real patriots, white men who can understand what time it is.
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And I had great conversations through that, even though some of them are very religious.
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But I need to have that conversation with everybody who's open to discussing what's really happening
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Yeah, just real quick, I have a question for you, man.
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Yeah, the only thing I wanted to ask, like, I agreed with everything you said.
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But then I didn't see a difference in the channel.
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So I was just curious, like, what that was about.
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Because I'm trying to figure out these new spaces I'm getting on.
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So we run White Excellence Radio for many hours.
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And we have multiple programs throughout the day, depending on the day.
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Typically, Mondays, we start at 6 a.m. Pacific time with Carl Rattle.
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And then at 11 a.m. Pacific time, 2 p.m. Eastern time, we switch over to 1488 Radio, all on the same channel.
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So we have different hosts that come on and run the program from there.
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The hosts of 1488 is the two co-hosts up there, White Reich and Skull Mask.
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And then myself, we do a rotating schedule there.
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We're open to, by the way, for everybody in the audience, if anybody has the chops and wants to dedicate a regular schedule, weekly or daily,
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we are growing the channel that way to allow people to host their own shows if they have the ability and the aptitude and appetite to do so.
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So just like you guys are working together, I'm kind of working together.
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They're like digital political tracks, you know, from the 1700s.
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So, yeah, I'll try to follow back whoever followed me.
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My vet is just, you know, open field and shotgun.
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Yeah, I was actually just going to jump in here and do a little bit of shilling.
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And before that, running out of time, I've been speaking in here for a while.
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And in the mornings, I have been running a little bit of a space just before Arian Unity
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And I was, like, pretty excited about it, doing some work and actually starting to organize
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So if anybody can throw me a follow, I'd appreciate that.
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So I may be interested in doing something with the channel if that would be, you know,
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But hit me up in the back channels and we can discuss.
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So I would shut it down right at 11 when Arian Unity would go.
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I'd be very interested in kind of keeping that going if the interest is there.
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Well, I feel like I've said everything that I needed to say in regards to the Erica Kirk situation.
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I'm still seething over this H-1B rug pull.
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This is my first legitimate, authentic Fell for it again award.
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The biggest Fell for it again award that I've, that I've, I was really, I was, I was really excited for this one, man.
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Because I would have seen the impact immediately.
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I would have seen the impact if it was going to be as swift and fierce as, as what was promised us.
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I would have seen it this week, today, over the next several days here.
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I would have been witnessing the fallout from this absolutely monumental decision to start tripping these, these work visas away from the foreign invaders.
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Let's dive into it a little bit more, Skull Mask, just in case if our audience doesn't know what we're talking about.
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Because right now we're coming from a bit of an esoteric perspective.
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So for people who are unaware, Donald Trump announced that he would be charging a $100,000 fee for H-1B visas.
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There was an assumption that it would be for every H-1B visa, including the ones that are already in existence.
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So the ones that are already in existence are fine.
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But the new ones, the new ones will be $100,000 ahead.
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So whoever's here now, all the Pajits, you know, all the Aztecs, all the Somalis, whoever has an H-1B visa now is fine.
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And this is why, you know, we have to be incessant on slinging our arrows at people who think that there's political solutions to our problems, that Daddy Trump will make a decision that is in the country's best interest.
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I am not going to introduce the black pill here because I look at this as a white pill.
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They will continue to announce policies that are very patriotically coded.
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And once you get down to the nitty gritty, it is a farce.
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So stop thinking Daddy Government's going to save you.
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Because white revolution is the only solution.
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I mean, at this point, you almost prefer that we had an openly hostile administration that is just, you know, mask off.
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Hey, guys, we're doing the white genocide.
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And really kick the hornet's nest because this boiling frog thing is doing immense damage to us.
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Yes, it was more of a question of somebody who's been able to successfully organize with someone locally.
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Like you were saying, it's like your local, just more like tips on how to, like, I would love more, nothing more than to be able to find some like-minded brothers to be able to train with and stuff like that.
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I think he might have said something about, like, your local organization.
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I'm going to look up right now Mississippi active clubs.
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Active clubs tend to be more fascist, national socialist oriented.
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And if that's not your cup of tea, I would always recommend Patriot Front.
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But I'll look up some active clubs in Mississippi right now and send them to your DMs.
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Yeah, I was just going to say on the gun part, what I was doing there for a while.
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I live in Texas, so it's, you know, they damn near sell that shit in the candy section.
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But I've been going to pawn shops because I get some slack about it.
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Some people would be like, oh, man, you got to buy, you know, new.
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You never know what those guns have been through.
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All you really have to do is take it home and clean it really well because I don't trust pawn shops to clean anything.
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But, dude, what I got, well, I traded, I got one pistol from my brother.
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But, what, it was two pistols, two rifles, and two shotguns.
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All in all, I think I probably spent about $2,000, $2,500 at the most on it.
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But, yeah, dude, and I don't know if y'all live in a rural, or not rural, but like an urban area.
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But I was going to gun shooting ranges almost every other day.
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It can get expensive, but if you get your own targets, obviously your own ammo.
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You can buy ammo there, but that's the sucker way of doing it.
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And, yeah, I was carrying almost every day, dude, especially if you live in, like, Dallas or Fort Worth area.
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I had some nigger break into my truck over there.
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But, yeah, I was just going to say that, man.
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I don't know how every other state does it, but Texas, go to Pond Chops, man.
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I got my .308 Savage for, I think I spent, like, $250 on that.
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But, yeah, I was going to leave it right there.
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If you're getting a bolt, actually, you've got to take the bolt out, look down the bore.
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It's hard to know exactly what kind of shape the bore is in, unless you have a bore cam.
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I think it's illegal in most states to sell firearms that are a risk.
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So, if the breech isn't closing all the way, it's a risk.
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And I don't think it's against the rules for those to be sold.
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But you never know, especially if you're going to shows.
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Yeah, it's interesting how you guys brought up the gun thing.
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And you're pretty much right on going to pawn shops.
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And like you said, you have to check everything on it.
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But pawn shops can have some pretty good rifles.
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As long as you get, you know, check everything that's working all right.
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But I also want to say, I know that someone commented about HD earlier.
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Like, I just wanted to know, like, someone's view on that.
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And I understand that he's not everyone's cup of tea.
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The guy, I think, personally, he's kind of helped me with,
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because I used to smoke weed constantly, like, every day.
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I mean, I still do, unfortunately, but I've cut down drastically.
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I think a lot of that is kind of like motivation, listening to him.
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I think that sometimes he can be a little crasp.
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He's trying to awaken a lot of people as fast as possible.
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Do I think that sometimes he goes too hard on the Christians?
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And I know that we need the Archibald brothers to help us in this fight.
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But like I said, I understand where he's coming from.
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So, the shot I was taking earlier is people who...
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I know the internet drama is completely boring.
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They're really salty and they don't have really great...
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And the Jews know that this is straight out of their playbook.
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And it's going to be weaponized against us, as we see right now, with what just took place with this...
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I don't know if you want to call it the Super Bowl of Charlie Kirk.
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But, you know, I don't know if you guys covered it, but I don't know if you guys covered it, but Alex Jones covered my tweet when I went after him.
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We're putting the pressure on these cocksuckers.
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And we've got to stop these retards from putting us in a spiritual solution as, you know, pontificate.
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Like the pulpit or along the lines of the left and right as, you know, a political solution of our white tribalism will win.
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And get away from anything that is making our race untribal.
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So, Christianity, left and right politics, that kind of shit is designed to destroy us.
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And it's all about keeping it simple, stupid.
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Probably one of the best things you've got.
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Our white brother's got to fucking snap out of it and get the fuck away from what's going on.
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It's a goddamn fucking Jesus forgiveness shit.
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We're not going to get anywhere worshiping yentas or rabbis as a race and being a forgiving fucking flock of stupid sheep being led to the slaughter by the Jew.
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We all had to figure out the fucking Easter bunny was fake at one point and Santa Claus too.
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So, your race right now or your little after party with your afterlife.
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And I would hope the same for everyone here.
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I hope that your eternal soul is in torment if you see what is happening to our people in our homelands and choose to do nothing about it.
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So, yeah, white revolution is the only solution.
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I don't need to interject, but can someone help me out with what you did with?
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Hey, please tell him I gave you a referral too.
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I will say, HT, you're pretty much the Hess of our movement.
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Well, I have, interestingly enough, recently...
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I encountered two gentlemen who are seeing HT clips, HT and Gypsy Crusader clips on reels and TikTok and stuff.
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Like, these young white men are watching this content.
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They're dying laughing because it's like, it's gold.
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They're developing a racial consciousness this way.
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They are deciding to get active and work for the well-being of their people and the future of our nation.
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Ibram, I left a comment under one of your posts on your page with Blood Tribe's Twitter account.
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In their Twitter account, you will find an email.
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Reach out to them if you want to get vetted, bro.
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I want to start joining a group and seeing some like-minded people.
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And if shit hits the fan, you know, we all have a group to go to.
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And shout out to everyone like upvoting my stuff.
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I've been pushing to get on that show for a long time.
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But just that, like, that internet force of actually being able to do something and kind of call him out on his shit, on his show, and then have him say, you know, talk about the 30-odd-six round.
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It's a hysterical theory to think that there's no exit wound with that round.
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And then later to backtrack and say, no, it ended up in his body.
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It's kind of like a, you know, like a magical bullet type of deal that the TPUSA put out.
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And then now he's walking it back again, posting one of the videos that I posted earlier.
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Now he's reposting one of the videos that I posted earlier to say that there's no way that this could happen.
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So he backed Fuentes, he swept for Fuentes, got called out, right?
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And make, I mean, if you just look at his comments, dude, everyone is in the comments just calling this cocksucker out.
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And he's having to address it on his show.
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And I'm wondering how Nick's going to have to deal with it because in my, what I'm thinking is something's going on here with Owen Schroer leaving.
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Owen Schroer had a very good take on what's going on because a lot of people were knee-jerk reaction going, oh, the Jews did it.
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And listen, man, this is like a gold plate of problem.
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A lot, the whole internet saying the Jews did it.
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That's, that's, that's pretty fucking cool.
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In my opinion, you know, everyone's going, it's the Jews.
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And, and I get, I get, it's like a little bit of a knee-jerk, you know, reaction,
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but how they're trying to frame us for having this idea of Jews doing something and then demonizing us for it and saying it's low IQ anti-Semitism while they're worshiping the king of the Jews at the same time is, you know, it's hilarious.
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But, uh, we are at a point where, you know, anything that we see, we should be questioning, you know, we have a media that has, what was the last thing they did?
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They forced vaccinate our children, our elderly people are, people are dropping dead in these sporting events.
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There's a fraud going on with medical and, um, and these, these assholes are just telling us to just go along and trust the plan with the media.
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It's like, I can't believe how many of these assholes, these talking heads and, or talking twinks, if we're talking about Fuentes are coming out here and showing their true colors.
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It is a fucking wonderful time to see all these, uh, uh, you know, these networks of affiliates, uh, all on the same page, just, you know, project, what do they call it?
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It's, it's similar to project mockingbird, like 2002, obviously the 2000 era, but, um, yeah, we're just, we're seeing this like network of, of shills being exposed and trying to cover up this, uh, the shooting.
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Well, it's quite interesting that these things come around and then, um, the, the rapidity with which we all kind of, like everything develops, you know.
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This guy jumping off the roof and, uh, then they're like, here's the gun and everything.
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Cause I'll admit I was, um, I was kind of like wait and see.
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I was like, as soon as it happened, as soon as Charlie Kirk got shot, I was like, trannies did this.
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That was, that was a lot of people like Israel did this.
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And a lot of people were like, trannies did this.
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And I will admit now that I have some very severe doubts, obviously about the, the authenticity of the narrative, that this whole entire narrative is completely fallen apart.
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That there's, um, that there, this was this, uh, tranny lover, this gay guy who did this.
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And, uh, it just, so few things make sense that it does start to, in my mind, I'm starting to lean towards like, this is obvious.
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This is, and, um, when you see a psyop this obvious and this big, it's, it's very frequently, you know, who.
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Well, I think we need to frame it like this because you know how you said trannies did it.
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I do believe that they're trying to create like a culture, just like they did with hip hop.
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And sorry, if I'm a, you know, beating a dead horse here with these analogies, sometimes I come up with good stuff.
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And I think that it's adaptable for minds to hear.
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So I might repeat it time to time, too many times with rap culture.
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You seen all these dorky black guys coming on the scene.
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Some of them were like quasi homosexuals, Dr. Dre, and these Jews took this, this rap image.
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And they created a gangster culture, right?
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A lot of these guys were just kind of actors or just like, just dorky pretend thugs.
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And what they did is they created a culture from it that then, you know, uh, rapidly, uh, spread through the black communities.
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And that's what I think that is going on currently with them trying to create a dark hero.
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Um, you know, uh, uh, through reality TV, right.
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Through these shooters and stuff like that, because these people.
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And the more that it gets hyped up, the more that these disenfranchised, uh, poor kids that
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are, you know, Marxists are going to probably end up doing stuff like this probably, but
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we, we, we can't say a hundred percent for sure when it happens and we can't fall into
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Cause when we say Israel did this, it means it's out of our hands.
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We're thinking about a place that we can't change, right?
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It's very important that we focus on our government.
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We focus on people going, our government, not the Jews, our government, because our instructions
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as two amendments, the first and second, right?
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That second one is to have the goal, our duty to overthrow a tyrannical government.
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But when we get stuck with Chinese, we're stuck in the left and right.
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When we get stuck with Israel, there's two, cause it's Israel, right?
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So now we have a task when we go, our government is at war on our government, like we've been
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So that's why it's important not to just go, or our attorneys did it.
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It's the government doing it and they're coming after speech.
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At the very least, they're actively engaged in the cover.
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And he even mentioned that in a post that Alex Jones showed on Infowars, where name a crime
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scene that takes place, where chairs are taken down, where there's no yellow tape, where cameras
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are taken down, where all of the evidence of the crime scene is removed from the scene before
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In regards to whether it was some troon pole smoker or whether it was some second shooter
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or whether it was a 30-odd-6 or 22, he's going to continue to lie to us.
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Do not trust the government and prepare and act accordingly.
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Yeah, there are things that, when they occur outside of the obvious mainstream control,
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There's obvious kind of like the stabbing of Irina on the train.
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It's something that you look at it and you're like, that could have been any one of the
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young white women I know who could have gotten on their train and got stabbed in the neck by
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There are so many holes in the bottom of this boat that the narrative boat cannot stay
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And when you throw in the whole theatrics surrounding the event, following what we've seen today,
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what we've seen with Ben Shapiro, this on TPUSA and turning it into a platform to get up there
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and kind of corral us into a kosher exercise of our aggression, a ablative kind of dispersion
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You know, let's jujitsu this into Stephen Miller.
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We have to bring religion back to America.
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We'll have a WWE event just like we did for Charlie.
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I just want to say, there's people digging up stuff, and I'm not going to...
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I want to fact check it before I look at it, but like, you know, obviously the smoking gun
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is the magic bullet, which is the .30-06, which is meant to...
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And his vertebrae in his neck stopping that is absolutely laughable, but there is some...
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You know, her model was tied in with Homeland Security.
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...is smelling like a big pile of gefelde fish.
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There's something fucking stinking going on here, man.
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Just start watching some of these videos and start fact-checking it.
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Like, I don't know if you guys know this, but the head of the FBI in Utah, in Salt Lake City,
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was pulled in late July for no fucking reason.
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They removed the head of the Utah FBI field agency.
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If it's a soft target, it's going straight fucking through a neck.
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...a concrete wall or, like, all the pieces that you have in the back of a range.
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But, uh, this idea that Christianity was recently subverted by the Jews with Schofield needs to die.
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I implore all my white brothers that are Christian or call themselves Christian, go read the Gospels.
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And you'll see that your religion is not of our people.
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And they never actually sat down and read the entire book.
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And if you read the entire book, you'll read that Jesus was called rabbi like 16 times.
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He was referred to as the king of the Jew about 15 times.
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And, uh, like, all these things are so Jewish.
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The Gospels will immediately change your mind, and it'll change your life.
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And you can win the right side, the white side.
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Any person to be a Christian, can actually read it.
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I want to just keep running this thing, and we can start RuneSpeaker right away.
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We're going to be talking about Julius Caesar some more.
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I've exhausted everything that I have to say about the whole Erica Kirk situation.
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The H-1B situation is fucking fake and gay.
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If you're looking for an active club in your area, don't hesitate to reach out to me.
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I will use this lull in the space to do a little bit of shilling for our show, for White Excellence Radio, for Rune Speaker Radio.
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But if you do want to support the things that we do here, please check out WhiteExcellence.org.
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So, if you do appreciate what we do, please support us while we do it.
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Just don't be a consumer of media and propaganda.
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Being active is – it makes you impervious to the black pill.
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That if – as soon as you are in – as soon as you are in the real world, and you know what's going on, it makes – the feeling of real increasing is astronomical.
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And a lot of the things that we discuss, we theory sell on here about socialism and what are unions and, you know, how should money be managed and all this stuff.
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It's easy to get caught in the kind of theory selling and things.
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Portations and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and being active, being out in the real world, getting sweaty, you know, working out, exercising, spreading the word.
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All the theory sell stuff kind of falls to the side, and you start focusing on what you can do today, what you can do next weekend, what you can do next month.
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Even if you can't – like the idea, too, that you need to be in shape or you need to be some – you know, you need to be a cage fighter.
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You need to be able to lift a lot of weights, and you need to be able to punch people in the head super hard and one-shot them is – it's not true.
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Like we need everyone to have that – like get involved.
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If you think you're not good enough, you're out of shape right now, you've got a problem with abusing substances or something, like – I won't speak for everyone, but there are people out there who can help you.
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And it's not like care about you like in the leftist retard sense of like we care about – like they care about retarded groids and they care about orphaned Haitians and the Holocaust.
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It's like we care about you in the way that men are supposed to care about each other.
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Discipline, duty, resilience, like we have standards, and being held to a standard as a man, as a young man in this world, in this gay clown earth is something that is – it's what is missing.
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That is what is missing in your life is that here in the digital escape, you can delete your account, you can disappear forever, and you're gone.
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When you go out into the physical world and you shake somebody's hand, you shake – you look into each other's eyes, you know that you are upholding a standard of behavior, of mentality, of discipline possible to capture otherwise.
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It's something that is so – just makes you feel so – I guess white-pilled is the proper colloquial term for it, right?
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Get active, bros, because it's something that is – it cannot be replicated with the online stuff.
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We're here having a discussion, increasing morale, you know, talking about the PSYOP, exposing the PSYOP.
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We are making memes, we are making art, we are impacting culture, we are cracking the consensus that has held our people hostage for decades and decades and decades.
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But in the real world, it's a whole other level, and it feels so good, and I would encourage all of us to get active.
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I think we should just bring back the Dark Ages, destroy literacy rates, get everybody –
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It's whether you like it or not, you fucking peasant.
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Do you know what the first wave of the Crusades, White Reich, have you heard this one?
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The first wave of the Crusades was not soldiers.
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These guys, some of these priests, across Europe, across the Hellespont, through Constantinople, into enemy territory, where they were all butchered.
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If anybody wants to come up and grab a mic, the floor is –
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Android hates x-spaces, and sometimes it only shows certain requests.
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I know what this is going to – I know what's going to happen.
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I don't even know what to talk about right now.
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And then on my father's side, my great-grandfather was, I think he was Polish, but I was 75% German, 25% Polish.
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What did my grandfather say about your Polish side?
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Oh, I don't care that you're Polish at all.
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So, I've been flyering this local 7-Eleven, and like every day they just keep taking down my flyers.
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And after three times of doing it, the lady who owns the 7-Eleven posted my flyer on her Facebook page.
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By trying to call me out for being hateful, I made five new friends over it.
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Even the people who are hating on you and aren't going to agree with you, you can literally network through them as long as you can connect to their Facebook pages.
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Or, there's definitely ways that you can even use the negativity towards our beliefs to find that there is such a strong pushback on our side right now that a lot of people are even using their normie account to speak up on this kind of stuff.
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So, uh, that's our, that's our, our, you know, that's the sort of Damocles that we have here is we have the truth on our side.
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The truth being that Israel killed Charlie Kirk if he, if he did die at all.
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No, my, my message was purely that if they'll do this to a white man who was a moderate and call him a racist Nazi, what do you think they'll do to you?
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I got kicked off, but I just wanted to, uh, you know, share, share something that's happening in my life.
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I'm moving down to Kentucky to this town, uh, that they jumped the water fountain with the General Lee from, like, the Dukes of Hazzard, you know, last year.
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There wasn't a single black person in the audience, so I figured it was a good place to move to.
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Right now, I'm living in Illinois, and this state's Superville.
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It's full of niggers, and it's run by a big, fat Jew named J.B. Pritzker.
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Especially the, uh, mountainous region in the East is amazing.
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It's, like, uh, one of the best parts of the United States.
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And if you go down the highway, it's one of the best.
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When you drive down the highway, the billboards are whiskey gun store.
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But, yeah, going from a state like Illinois to a nice conservative state.
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And this is what he said about the, uh, confederate flag being flown right in the background of him giving a speech.
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And, uh, they tried to, you know, tear him down over it.
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And instead of separating himself from it and saying things like, you know, uh, people are allowed free speech.
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You know, I have no control over what they bring.
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It also has nothing to do with race or whatever the left is.
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And, you know, it's, the messaging isn't all the way, our way.
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So, and mind you, this is on, this is on Facebook.
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...there really give a fuck about what people think about their beliefs,
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I think, right now, which is a beautiful thing.
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So I said, it's a beautiful flag filled with the pride, blood,
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and honor of great historic men that came before us
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Men that we cannot scrub from our nation's history.
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We must never allow the evil to, the evil left to define us,
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define for us what we are allowed or not allowed to say.
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The flag represents a heritage of a great people who built...
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...the feminist ideology that has demoralized and pacified America
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We fight back, and we fly the flags of our forefathers.
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We rise to the God-given challenge they bestowed upon us all.
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I think, you know, this went out to a lot of people.
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And we're, you know, breaking into the political mainstream at this point.
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when we get out in public and speak on politics,
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So when things like what happened to Charlie Kirk take place,
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...lie, how many deceptive promises we get from the administration.
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How many lies they feed us over and over again.
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The momentum for our side is unstoppable at this point.
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It's a vast cultural shift that has been subterranean.
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And I did see an interesting article published by a Jew last week.
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And I didn't repost it or save it, unfortunately.
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the time to stop the rise of fascism in the United States was 10 years ago.
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...is reaching such a fever pitch that it is...
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And it is almost a certainty that we are going to have a massive transformation in our political sentiment.
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And I think one of our brothers out of California, Ryan Sanchez, framed this perfectly in one of his posts about a week ago.
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We make fun of the furries and the weirdos and the trannies.
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It's another thing to actually try to resist us...
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We need them to recognize that the government will never save them.
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Tell White Man, what you got for us, brother?
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It's the only hand I see right now, White Reg.
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The Jews' true intentions of them just being fucking scared.
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The only reason, like, I got into this ideology is because...
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My whole goal was to prove, you know, the ideology wrong.
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The more I started researching the history, that tripped me out.
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It shows everybody, like, just how fucking...
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Like, if Israel falls, then the whole fucking world's...
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That's why I haven't been talking a whole bunch.
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Here's the drive, and white people ride the bus.
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Do you think Israel's planning for the 23rd and 24th?
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Do you think you're gonna fucking do something terrible?
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Isn't there rumors that they have some ritual prepared to call their Mashiach?
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I could give two fucks about Israel and what Israel's doing in Israel, but I do care about
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If something's gonna happen on the 23rd and the 24th, then it's a great opportunity for
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Let's have our swords sharpened, ready to hit the time.
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...and to love and embrace their identity, their ancestors...
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But no, who gives a fuck what the old fucking America has to say?
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They're almost like the older generation...
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And they're just completely fucking dumb...
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Know the full scope of everything that's happening...
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It's more useful to go after the guys that are close...
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That goes out to each and every single one of you...
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He made himself an enemy of the state for it...
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It was after he had been working on the Nuremberg trials...
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And participated in Irish nationalism as well...
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And no questions as to how he got the cyanide...
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I'm hosting it together with Eternal Extrapolations...
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I didn't have a whole lot of time to talk earlier...
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This was actually a bit of a sin of Caesar's...
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Or that England has recognized Palestine...
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oh sorry i was just stuck on the pronunciation with the ecclesiastical church latin that was
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because all of the germanic languages still pronounce
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sound is correct as well v is supposed to be what so and j is supposed to be you so a lot of our
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fricatives come from from german it's called breathed breathed consonants or something like
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yeah and it'd be like when weedy we wiki or whatever it's it's like it's kind of strange
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when you try to say like it doesn't sound as cool it doesn't sound as cool i'm gonna stick with the
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the single v is uh like a v and the w is is like
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better than using the roman numerals i'll have to re
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i'm of the opinion that we should all be if if you
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the runes yet if you don't know the elder futhark
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to the ancient people and like understanding what because each rune not only was a letter but it
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there's like a spiritual aspect of all of these runes and then there would
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maybe that could be the after we're done with caesar i think that's what we're gonna do y'all
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you guys you guys got me all nerded out on the etymology stuff
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and uh i was like oh that is so cool yeah etymology is etymology is wild look up the great vowel shift if
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you haven't heard of this the great vowel kind of like transformed a lot of european languages
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uh i've heard there's a guy named i think simon roper he can
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relatable almost but like every 10th word but i'll definitely
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story about uh mark anthony and cleopatra they founded their own drinking society they called it the
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minnable livers in alexandry discussion and most famously decadent parties the name was a pun it could
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And the receivers also referred to their own organs, which they were famously testing with
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It was a formal organization for their legendary order of the inseparable in death, order of
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And occasionally they disguised themselves, pranks in the city, but this is the life of Anthony.
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And the donations of Alexandria in 34 BCE caused Roman alarm after their children in a public
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ceremony in Alexandria, in the book 49, as overstepping Roman
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was trying to give the women rights and the Romans were like, no, we will not do that.
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Dave, you know, this, the whole, it's, it's interesting how vast of a miscalculation it
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is by the political class to think that they're going to tear this man down.
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This populist, this war hero, swell, and it's in, it's that part out of Caesar's, out of the
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coffers that Caesar left and enlisting them is this, it's, it's Spenglarian the way that
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it's, it's like you, you tore down the man, but this, this force and that like the spirit
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of Mars that he embodied and it's, it's taken that sword, the crown is picked up from the
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It's really like, there's since it's, it's too marvelous.
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And I look forward to finishing the chapters on the try, the second triumvirate next week.
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Do you want some, uh, for your, uh, comments on, on Caesar and, and, or Kaiser, if, uh, the
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Jews of Rome and to Jews in the Eastern provinces after the Alexandrian war.
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I'm going to observe the Sabbath, uh, exemption to Jerusalem.
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These privileges are mentioned by Flavius under the Flavian emperors, Josephus,
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because Caesar also gave them exemption from military service to avoid conflict with religious
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and community matters. So he was probably, you know, one step towards the fall.
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About them from the, because there were prior Greek writers to this time.
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Gusting behavior of Jews, but I, you know, who knows?
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Funded by them, because it seems like something they would, you know.
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Interesting, it'd be, that'd be a hell of a book to write.
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I'm gonna be a chauvinist and defend Kaisar Awe.
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Right before Caesar took over, the Romans were at war with the Seleucids, okay?
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And the Seleucids bolster a, uh, with a people you don't, right?
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So, like, the enemy of my enemies against the Seleucids so that the Romans could take
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...under the territories that were, you know, under Pompey's control.
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I've, when I asked about it here, I got, it wasn't any sign of,
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...ideological favoritism, and there's no evidence...
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...ideological favoritism, and there's no evidence...
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...of howls, Greeks, Egyptians, and even pirates,
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if it served Roman order and his own consolidation of power.
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...of the Greeks until the Roman-Jewish war, okay?
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...the ketose war, which, um, was, uh, prior...
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...the ketose war, which, um, was, uh, prior...
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...and so a lot of people don't realize what happened during the ketose war.
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...what happened was, the Jews went into, uh, exile...
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...and would periodically, you know, start a rebellion here and there...
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...who were to wash up ashore because of a shipwreck...
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...and then they were funneled back into Judea, okay?
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They were kicked out of all these other areas...
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...well, they actually changed it and removed the citation...
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...and rename the province of Judea to Syria-Palestinia.
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...and for the rest of us, happy Equinox, brothers.
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...and autumn is upon us, brothers and sisters.
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...shut this thing down if you're there, brother.
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But this is the Wikipedia page that was edited.
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...meanwhile, the Jews in the region of Cyprus...
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...at their head, at their head, and were destroyed.
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In both Romans and Greeks, they would cook their...
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...and force still others to fight as gladiators.
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For this reason, no Jew may set foot in this land.
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But even if one of them is driven upon the island by force of wind...
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So, when people say, oh, Hadrian was a bad guy because...
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...the ones going around door-to-door killing people first.
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...and then the Romans responded, and now the Romans are viewed as the bad guys.
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But, anyway, I think that you guys will find this very...
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Yeah, I just wanted to clarify, because I mentioned that César gave power autonomy...
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...in internal religious and community matters.