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00:03:13.120 It's the Aryan Unity Show. 0.94

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00:03:31.520 Welcome to the Aryan Unity Show. 0.99

00:03:42.060 Good morning, Aryan. 1.00

00:03:48.660 This is White Fucking Power. 0.99

00:03:50.000 Good morning, everybody. 1.00

00:03:50.900 Good morning, WTF. 0.82

00:03:51.940 What's going on, Paul? 0.95

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00:03:54.600 Good morning, brothers. 1.00

00:03:55.440 White Fucking Power. 0.99

00:03:56.760 Let's get it. 1.00

00:03:58.520 I'm trying to switch devices here.

00:04:06.580 All right.

00:04:08.320 So, we got a special guest today.

00:04:10.740 Arvul from RTTL, Return to the Land, will be joining us shortly, right?

00:04:15.620 Yep.

00:04:17.080 Yep, yep.

00:04:18.000 Awesome.

00:04:19.040 I see the co-invite.

00:04:20.760 Let me hold off on that.

00:04:22.420 Let me see if I can get on my other device here so I don't get interrupted today with no phone calls.

00:04:30.660 Sounds good.

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00:04:32.260 While we're doing that, guys, help us out.

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00:04:41.940 If you want to help us out, share the post in the nest.

00:04:47.800 Just letting everybody know what's going on.

00:04:51.300 And yeah, we're going to...

00:04:53.700 Are we letting speakers up right now or are we just going to hold off for now and then wait until...

00:05:00.600 That's fine.

00:05:01.820 If we keep it short and sweet, that's fine.

00:05:03.900 It's here.

00:05:04.440 That's no big deal.

00:05:06.120 Gotcha.

00:05:06.620 I sent him the link, so he might be busy doing something or whatever.

00:05:10.980 So if you're wide power and you have any questions, come up.

00:05:17.180 Yeah.

00:05:18.040 We'll get everybody up if you guys got questions for our ball.

00:05:23.920 And yeah, it's going to be a good show.

00:05:26.600 I'm excited.

00:05:26.940 Good morning, guys.

00:05:38.860 Yes, I can't wait to hear from Araval.

00:05:42.460 What he's doing is amazing, right?

00:05:45.200 Hopefully that thing spreads.

00:05:46.580 Hopefully that goes to the Appalachias and spreads further. 0.97

00:05:52.780 What balls, right?

00:05:54.000 To do something and stand by it. 0.88

00:05:55.980 But he's taking the brunt off of probably many people's ideas.

00:06:01.740 Awesome.

00:06:02.420 So I can't wait to hear.

00:06:06.900 Absolutely. 0.98

00:06:07.780 Yeah, definitely take some balls. 1.00

00:06:09.580 And it's very cool what's going on there.

00:06:12.220 And yeah, hopefully it can be replicated across the nations and use it as a blueprint to get

00:06:21.780 these things started everywhere so that we don't, you know, we don't have to back out

00:06:26.580 of where we live and just build these things.

00:06:31.680 But yeah, we got a few hands right now.

00:06:34.200 We'll go to Western and then Judgment.

00:06:35.580 How's it going, brothers?

00:06:37.940 I just wanted to inquire.

00:06:39.200 Is it all right if I post a link to the page that he has for the donations for the legal

00:06:44.500 defense?

00:06:45.440 Return to the land.

00:06:46.720 Is that all right?

00:06:48.680 In the nest?

00:06:51.180 I believe that should be all right.

00:06:52.680 Yeah.

00:06:53.340 All right.

00:06:53.700 I'm going to get to that.

00:06:54.520 And anyway, we had a chat with Eric last week.

00:06:58.960 It was on Sunday.

00:07:00.720 So we have Dan Blazerian showed up.

00:07:03.060 Anyway, we had that recorded.

00:07:04.360 So I anticipate a good chat.

00:07:06.700 So let's get to it, brothers.

00:07:09.760 Good stuff.

00:07:10.700 Good stuff.

00:07:11.620 Thank you for that.

00:07:12.440 And Judgment, go ahead.

00:07:14.960 Good morning.

00:07:15.780 Good morning, fellas.

00:07:16.900 Why power?

00:07:19.480 Why power?

00:07:20.280 We actually do have at least one community here in the Appalachians.

00:07:28.300 It's set up by a pagan couple.

00:07:34.940 I can't really give any more details of it because it's kind of a need-to-know thing.

00:07:39.460 But, you know, also, I just found out this morning that the Homeland Security page, is

00:07:50.800 anyone familiar with that, that account?

00:07:55.140 Yep.

00:07:57.580 Well, I just found out.

00:07:59.280 See, I thought it was a subtle parody account.

00:08:02.760 It turns out that's actually the Homeland Security account.

00:08:06.660 No, it's legit, man.

00:08:07.660 And, you know, they can be based, right?

00:08:11.360 But I applied as an enforcement officer agent for ICE.

00:08:16.380 So if they're really based, then let's see if they hire me, man.

00:08:19.480 Anyway.

00:08:23.160 Yeah, man.

00:08:23.840 I thought it was just like a white, a pro-white, you know, subtle parody account. 0.56

00:08:30.140 But no.

00:08:30.980 So, absolutely.

00:08:32.820 I've been seeing lots of, the last thing I've seen from them is a gotta-catch-em-all Pokemon

00:08:38.200 style commercial for ICE.

00:08:41.600 So that's pretty funny stuff, you know.

00:08:45.620 That's true.

00:08:46.660 Dude, I sent in my resume for ex-jobs, like, and I just checked them all.

00:08:50.820 And it says, you know, link your ex-account.

00:08:53.560 And for some reason, Elon hasn't gone back.

00:08:55.820 I don't know what's going on.

00:09:00.380 Did you say something about his children with the tiny hat women or whatever? 1.00

00:09:05.860 No, dude.

00:09:06.580 No, I'm completely supportive of Elon.

00:09:08.780 He's a great guy.

00:09:10.220 He's definitely, you know, he's our guy.

00:09:12.700 So I don't know what's going on.

00:09:14.280 Maybe they'll get back soon and I can be, you know, in there as a, some kind of agent.

00:09:19.700 I love the way that he fires our brothers.

00:09:22.100 He fires like 7,000 employees at Tesla.

00:09:24.640 Then he hires like 9,000 H1, H1Bs.

00:09:27.600 I was about to say H1 Jeets, but that would be too saucy.

00:09:30.700 Anyway, but I love the way that he does this.

00:09:32.380 I love the way that he promotes white erasure. 1.00

00:09:39.060 All right.

00:09:39.740 Yeah, it's unfortunate, you know, I guess, especially here in Canada, they're doing that,

00:09:48.900 all that, you know, because they can pretty much hire two for one, right?

00:09:52.940 Because the government will pay half the wages.

00:09:55.500 And so, you know, if it's a job that's, you know, $20 an hour, then they only have to pay

00:10:00.660 10.

00:10:01.100 They can get two for one.

00:10:02.520 And so the white man gets cut out of the entire picture.

00:10:05.740 And, yeah, I imagine there's similar things going on in the U.S., you know, on those same

00:10:12.680 lines.

00:10:13.660 So it's unfortunate.

00:10:15.800 And, you know, these people will take jobs for pennies.

00:10:19.440 And so, I mean, it's getting crazy.

00:10:24.180 Tall white man.

00:10:24.900 Yeah, because they can put five families in one house and everybody get along.

00:10:28.760 You know what I mean?

00:10:29.420 You put five white families in a house, somebody's going to have a problem with somebody. 0.94

00:10:32.860 You know, we're built to be away from each other instead of with each other.

00:10:38.380 Yeah, we're meant to be off on our own doing conquest missions, you know, building our own

00:10:47.760 stuff.

00:10:48.620 And I guess, you know, they've taken that and turned it into a weakness, you know, by 0.99

00:10:54.540 bringing all these people who are fine living around shit, eating shit, you know, living 0.98

00:11:03.840 with 10, 15 people in the same house, living on little tiny mats with nothing to your name 0.99

00:11:10.360 and just sending money back home.

00:11:13.180 And, you know, it's pretty crazy.

00:11:16.540 It's pretty crazy that we have to, you know, pretty much fight with these people who don't

00:11:23.360 mind getting table scraps when we're used to, you know, building our own table.

00:11:28.820 So, yeah, it's getting there.

00:11:32.300 It's getting to that point where we just got to look at them.

00:11:34.500 They live like termites.

00:11:35.060 They do.

00:11:35.520 They really do.

00:11:36.180 They're not like us psychologically, you know, biologically.

00:11:42.980 They are our select, you know, in their sexual preference.

00:11:47.240 Like, they're nothing like us, so we shouldn't take any pointers from them.

00:11:52.920 Absolutely, yeah.

00:11:54.120 It's, you know, we're just getting cut out of the pie every way with the housing markets,

00:11:59.600 with the job markets, with all, you know, even, you know, white people can't even be 0.96

00:12:06.160 hired for modeling careers anymore because it's not diverse enough to have white men

00:12:10.580 to, you know, promote some boxers or promote some thing on a commercial.

00:12:16.340 So we get cut out of the pie there also, unfortunately.

00:12:20.160 And that sounds like a win, though.

00:12:22.140 Come on.

00:12:23.020 I'm just saying, you know, like, we're cut out of everything.

00:12:25.640 We're cut out of everything. 0.98

00:12:26.580 I'm tired of seeing niggers trying to sell me shoes. 1.00

00:12:30.820 They just look out of place. 0.97

00:12:32.540 I'm just like, why is this guy trying to sell me shoes?

00:12:34.860 Why is this guy trying to sell me anything? 1.00

00:12:37.020 Get out of my country, little bastard. 1.00

00:12:39.880 So let's get a tall white man, and then we're going to get to Weston again. 1.00

00:12:46.140 Yeah, happy White Power Tuesday. 0.95

00:12:50.480 For some reason, I keep thinking it's Wednesday.

00:12:52.960 But no, I was just going to say, dude, I think I figured out a fun little pastime for me. 0.97

00:13:00.740 I like to get on TikTok and tell, I guess, white liberal women, you know, never relax around blacks. 1.00

00:13:10.820 But you can't spell it. 0.81

00:13:13.120 So if y'all do it, you got to do, like, the black circle, and then I just put an S around it. 0.53

00:13:19.140 Dude, it's majority black feeling. 0.98

00:13:23.820 But there are some white pills in there, dude.

00:13:26.580 It was some other random, I'm assuming, guy.

00:13:31.040 We were chatting back and forth last night after I said that. 0.85

00:13:36.460 And, you know, they'll always say, like, no, you know, there's only one race, the human race, or some shit like that. 0.84

00:13:44.900 And, yeah, dude, we just went back and forth. 0.76

00:13:49.260 So if y'all do have a TikTok, like, a throwaway TikTok account, I wouldn't dox yourself. 0.96

00:13:56.440 Dude, that is fucking hysterical. 0.92

00:13:59.860 I love doing it. 0.98

00:14:01.280 Please, please, please add me.

00:14:02.640 I guess the message out.

00:14:03.680 Add me on TikTok, dude.

00:14:05.160 I just made one, like, two or three days ago.

00:14:07.880 It's in my, like, link tree. 0.98

00:14:09.680 I actually, I have no idea how the shit works, honestly. 0.98

00:14:12.140 I have no clue. 1.00

00:14:13.020 It's fucking, like, it's like reading another language. 0.99

00:14:15.880 So I'm trying to figure it out. 0.99

00:14:17.060 But, yeah, add me, and we'll spread some racism. 0.98

00:14:22.080 Are you a natural nature of the racist?

00:14:24.960 Yeah, yeah, that's me. 0.94

00:14:26.100 Yeah, dude, I literally just made an Instagram.

00:14:29.060 I'm trying to understand all these, like, normie apps, you know.

00:14:31.820 So I'm trying to figure it out.

00:14:32.960 So if you add me, then, you know, we'll figure it out together.

00:14:38.920 Oh, that's another thing I was going to say for anybody.

00:14:42.020 I don't even know how to reply to people.

00:14:43.400 I have no idea.

00:14:44.120 I don't, I just, like, post memes.

00:14:47.000 I just copy it from my X account.

00:14:49.320 Copy pasta.

00:14:52.460 No, I was going to say this.

00:14:53.800 For anybody listening, if you have kids and they have TikToks,

00:14:58.040 I don't think you need a thousand, because it used to be you had to have,

00:15:00.760 like, a thousand subscribers to go live. 0.96

00:15:03.060 I think anybody can go fucking live now. 1.00

00:15:05.340 That was the most black-pilling fucking scenario. 1.00

00:15:08.260 It was, like, these three white girls, they were in high school, 1.00

00:15:11.720 and you just got these fucking wetbacks and niggers from their shithole countries. 1.00

00:15:17.200 Like, where do you live? 1.00

00:15:18.640 How old are you? 1.00

00:15:19.400 Ask me, like, pretty in-depth fucking questions. 1.00

00:15:22.040 And I'm over there, just never relax around blacks. 1.00

00:15:26.480 Don't give out any personal information. 0.99

00:15:28.640 Don't show the layout of your house.

00:15:31.920 I actually, like, sometimes, I actually do get worried for these girls,

00:15:36.500 because they are young. 1.00

00:15:37.900 They're super fucking naive. 1.00

00:15:40.360 There's so many fucking pervs on there, dude. 1.00

00:15:42.600 Like, some of the shit I'm not going to fucking repeat. 1.00

00:15:44.880 It just had my blood boiling. 1.00

00:15:47.300 And I'll get so mad. 1.00

00:15:49.560 I'll be like, fuck this account, dude. 1.00

00:15:50.660 I'll just be like, dude, fuck these niggers, man. 1.00

00:15:52.900 I'll send that in a reply. 1.00

00:15:54.340 I'll make another account.

00:15:55.280 I'll make another Gmail. 0.99

00:15:57.460 It's not, it takes me fucking two minutes. 0.77

00:16:01.840 But, yeah, I was going to say that, dude, 0.99

00:16:03.360 because there's fucking depravity and degeneracy. 0.99

00:16:07.360 Like, your child might be okay, and they might know, 1.00

00:16:12.720 oh, you know, they're just trolling me or whatever.

00:16:15.060 But it really does do something to your psychologically, 1.00

00:16:18.240 because they're talking about, like, sexual shit. 1.00

00:16:21.460 And it's not some fucking, like, you know, 1.00

00:16:27.000 it's fucking, like, right there, dude. 1.00

00:16:33.040 It was fucking crazy to me. 0.99

00:16:35.700 But, yeah. 0.96

00:16:36.080 Can you add me, though?

00:16:37.980 Because I need to learn how to grow these different things.

00:16:41.180 I haven't used it in, like, at least 10 years.

00:16:44.000 I want to say 15, these things.

00:16:45.840 If you can add me, that would be great,

00:16:47.780 because I have no idea even how to read the comments.

00:16:50.380 I have no clue.

00:16:52.460 Is your TikTok name, like, nature is racist?

00:16:56.540 Yeah, it's all the same thing, racist nature.

00:16:59.000 Yeah.

00:17:00.480 Okay, I'll do that now.

00:17:02.540 Thanks, dude.

00:17:03.440 Appreciate it.

00:17:06.080 What I was going to talk about is that if you want to escape,

00:17:15.200 if you want to protect yourself from a lot of the white erasure that is ongoing,

00:17:19.900 the discussions that we are having, the issues from the fallout, right?

00:17:22.980 I think about right now that Austin Metcalfe would have turned 18 on 31 July had he not been intercepted by the anti-white, non-white Carmelo Anthony, right?

00:17:33.780 So if you want to ensure that the Austin Metcalfe's of the future are going to survive,

00:17:39.420 then we're about to have a chat with one of our brothers that is going to give you a means to escape this.

00:17:45.360 We speak of Eric Arbel here with Return to the Land, right?

00:17:49.560 Would Austin Metcalfe be alive if he was in a folks community as opposed to in a white erased environment where that these anti-white monsters are free to go around like a conqueror?

00:18:01.280 As he was doing, as Carmelo Anthony was doing, he was going from tent to tent.

00:18:05.760 This is in Fresno, Texas.

00:18:07.240 I'm in San Antonio, right?

00:18:08.940 So this is not too far off from my base. 0.90

00:18:11.200 So we had this anti-white, non-white going from tent to tent at this sporting event, like a conqueror with a knife. 0.98

00:18:19.520 And he showed up to a tent for one school that was not his. 0.94

00:18:22.720 Then he went to another.

00:18:23.980 And then he happened upon the tent where that Austin Metcalfe, our brother, was present.

00:18:28.940 And Austin Metcalfe thought, OK, we can we can talk to him.

00:18:32.360 He's like anyone else.

00:18:33.400 We are all interchangeable.

00:18:34.560 It's just one race, the human race.

00:18:36.540 There's just one breed, the dog breed, right?

00:18:39.520 And he's paid the consequences.

00:18:42.700 So for those of you men, especially with children, with dependents, people that you are in charge with protecting,

00:18:49.280 if you care about protecting them, then I recommend that you pay attention when Eric shows up.

00:18:54.380 All right.

00:18:54.780 So we have just the guy for the moment, for the time.

00:18:59.060 And this is all that I wanted to share for now.

00:19:01.060 Thank you, brothers.

00:19:04.440 White power, brother. 1.00

00:19:05.640 I think that got us all a little motivated.

00:19:09.520 Absolutely.

00:19:15.920 Absolutely. 0.97

00:19:16.520 WTF, what's the word here? 0.95

00:19:22.720 The bird. 0.98

00:19:25.660 There we go.

00:19:28.740 I'm curious to hear how it's coming along.

00:19:32.080 Bird is the word, man.

00:19:34.400 Hey, look, we got the man here.

00:19:36.320 We got the man, just the one that we were speaking about.

00:19:38.420 We're open aboard, brother.

00:19:41.140 Hey, yeah.

00:19:41.980 Sorry for being late.

00:19:43.060 A little misunderstanding about time zones.

00:19:45.960 No, no, no.

00:19:47.420 You're not late.

00:19:48.300 Now you're early.

00:19:51.580 We've misunderstood each other on the 11 o'clock.

00:19:54.600 So either way, it's either early or late.

00:19:57.300 It doesn't matter.

00:19:58.280 We could have waited for you, brother.

00:20:00.060 There's no worries.

00:20:01.680 All right.

00:20:02.200 Yeah.

00:20:02.380 How's it going?

00:20:04.440 It's going, man.

00:20:05.280 How are you?

00:20:06.680 Pretty good.

00:20:07.320 Pretty good.

00:20:07.720 Yep.

00:20:08.280 Just pushing the PMA.

00:20:10.540 Got back from Idaho recently.

00:20:13.500 We have our PMA-wide meeting on Sunday.

00:20:17.440 That's been a couple months since our last one.

00:20:20.740 So our regional chats are real active.

00:20:23.720 A lot of projects going on.

00:20:25.140 So yeah, busy, busy.

00:20:30.640 I was just hyping you up, brother.

00:20:32.620 Just hyping you, getting them ready for you, man.

00:20:34.780 Warming them up.

00:20:35.380 Yeah.

00:20:35.540 Yeah.

00:20:35.600 Yeah.

00:20:35.660 Yeah.

00:20:35.700 Yeah.

00:20:36.100 Yeah.

00:20:36.160 Yeah.

00:20:36.180 Yeah.

00:20:36.200 Yeah.

00:20:36.240 Yeah.

00:20:36.260 Yeah.

00:20:36.280 Yeah.

00:20:36.700 Yeah.

00:20:37.700 Very cool.

00:20:41.120 Very cool.

00:20:41.260 So how's everything going on your end, man?

00:20:46.840 Hmm.

00:20:47.420 Sounds like there might be a lag issue.

00:20:49.260 I don't know if you could hear me before.

00:20:50.920 I was just saying, yeah, things are going very well.

00:20:53.880 PMA is still growing quickly.

00:20:55.880 The regional chats are getting more active.

00:20:57.480 So lots of on the ground organizing to do, um, and yeah, as far as personally speaking, things

00:21:05.980 are going well, for sure.

00:21:07.900 Good stuff.

00:21:08.560 I'm going to go to the ground.

00:21:08.900 Yeah.

00:21:09.400 So I'm going to go to the ground.

00:21:10.280 Yeah.

00:21:10.520 So we're going to go to the ground.

00:21:11.800 And we can just kind of just flow, flow this out naturally.

00:21:19.520 Yeah.

00:21:19.980 Yeah.

00:21:20.280 We could do that.

00:21:21.040 Uh, I can hear your phone blowing up already.

00:21:23.280 So we could tell you're very, uh, very busy with all that.

00:21:26.120 But, uh, thank you for joining us today.

00:21:28.680 Um, yeah.

00:21:29.300 If you guys have any questions for Arvol, uh, request a microphone.

00:21:32.940 And, uh, if we don't recognize you, we might be doing a little bit of vetting.

00:21:36.660 So don't, uh, don't be, uh, you know, discouraged.

00:21:39.940 We just got to make sure everybody's good to go.

00:21:42.840 And, uh, yeah, we got nature with this hand up.

00:21:45.180 We can go, go to nature and then we'll continue with everybody that wants to jump in and ask

00:21:49.040 some questions.

00:21:52.120 Yeah.

00:21:52.580 Now, you know what?

00:21:53.260 My real question, I guess I'll hold off till a bunch.

00:21:55.960 Other people speak, but I guess my, my first question would be like, how's it going?

00:22:00.280 Like, um, is, do you feel like it's better living, um, the community that you guys have

00:22:06.660 built?

00:22:06.940 Is that better, um, than real life society and why, I guess.

00:22:12.080 Um, and this, I know, I know you believe in it because this is why you did it.

00:22:16.960 And I guess why you think it should, should, uh, spread.

00:22:21.800 Does that make sense?

00:22:23.140 I think that makes sense.

00:22:24.700 Sure thing.

00:22:25.160 Yeah.

00:22:25.300 Yeah.

00:22:25.960 Um, I mean, personally, yeah, I greatly prefer being on the land.

00:22:30.440 Um, I don't yet have a permanent residence there because I still have to put in septic

00:22:37.340 system and my, my final house.

00:22:40.000 I have some structures there and I've stayed there for lengths of time, but it is pretty

00:22:43.940 difficult to move on to raw land with no existing infrastructure.

00:22:47.060 So, uh, I have a house 15 minutes away.

00:22:49.820 I am planning on either renting or selling that renting to a member preferably, um, or

00:22:55.740 selling that when finally this house kit that I just had delivered is put up probably three

00:23:01.580 or four months from now.

00:23:03.040 I should be full-time living on the land, but when I have been staying there, yeah.

00:23:07.520 I mean, you feel a lot more comfortable, you know, that everyone around you shares your

00:23:12.440 values.

00:23:13.420 You know, there are people that you actually like to interact with.

00:23:17.560 Um, and then we have community dinners every week.

00:23:22.040 There's always construction going on.

00:23:24.440 There are always projects.

00:23:26.240 Um, I mean, just from a physical standpoint, you know, we got land out in the country down

00:23:34.040 a dirt road.

00:23:35.040 Um, for my purposes, it's close enough to the nearest Walmart, let's say, or, you know, amenities,

00:23:42.040 uh, but it is pretty isolated, uh, we lost, uh, put out, he cut out for me, yeah, you might

00:23:59.340 have a phone call coming in, probably a phone call coming in.

00:24:01.980 So, uh, anyhow, anyhow, that that's so awesome though.

00:24:05.720 Like guys, imagine like just sitting around and you can have like a community dinner and

00:24:10.820 spread ideas.

00:24:11.640 Like, how can I help you here?

00:24:12.940 How can I help build your house?

00:24:14.860 Like that's, that's amazing.

00:24:15.980 This is like, so awesome.

00:24:18.420 You don't have to lock your cars at night.

00:24:21.240 No, instead, instead you have a community dinner and you talk about how we can help each

00:24:25.540 other.

00:24:25.820 That's amazing.

00:24:27.940 Yeah.

00:24:28.380 That's awesome.

00:24:31.420 Hey, yeah.

00:24:32.120 Sorry about that.

00:24:33.100 Got cut out.

00:24:34.020 Uh, can you guys hear me now?

00:24:35.260 Yeah.

00:24:35.560 Oh, good.

00:24:36.400 Yes, sir.

00:24:38.260 Yeah, no, I mean, it's great from a physical standpoint.

00:24:40.820 We're more remote on more land than I could have ever afforded on my own.

00:24:47.580 It's nicer land as well.

00:24:49.700 Um, just taking walks around the land is, is a nice way to relax.

00:24:54.760 And, you know, you feel like you're in your own little world.

00:24:58.460 Um, and one that has all of that prospect and promise of what many people will put into

00:25:05.460 it in the future.

00:25:06.120 Um, you know, I would like to see more people actually move down to community one.

00:25:10.400 Um, it is a bit tricky for many people financially, you know, uh, and we recognize that, like I

00:25:17.240 said, like I'm not even full-time living in the community itself yet.

00:25:21.380 Um, I'm doing that as quickly as I can.

00:25:23.320 Um, but I think more people need to make that jump and go ahead and take some risks because

00:25:29.640 the future is, uh, it's not written yet and it's up to us to write it.

00:25:34.900 And, you know, hanging out on X is not exactly going to write the future that we want.

00:25:40.340 We have to take action and this is the most direct, tangible action that we could possibly

00:25:45.860 take.

00:25:46.580 Um, and it's not like it's simply retreating because when we do that, when more of us

00:25:51.720 actually live up to our values and show that we're willing to stand behind them, then they

00:25:58.080 will be taken more seriously.

00:25:59.480 You know, if we claim that we want, uh, a white country and a return to, um, when our 0.98

00:26:07.120 race was doing better, but none of us are willing to actually relocate into white neighborhoods

00:26:12.700 ourselves, well then it's, it's just a performative contradiction.

00:26:17.160 It's like you say, this is your most important value.

00:26:19.820 This is what you're most concerned about, but also you would rather live in a mixed neighborhood 1.00

00:26:24.520 so that you could have a higher paying job.

00:26:26.680 And we have to drop that attitude and more of us have to be willing to make the necessary

00:26:32.680 changes.

00:26:33.680 Community one, it exists now.

00:26:35.900 It should be full, uh, honestly, and, uh, more people are moving in.

00:26:41.160 So, uh, things are headed in the right direction.

00:26:43.620 As far as a standard intentional community go, the rate of, uh, goes, the rate of growth

00:26:48.400 is really, really good.

00:26:49.840 You know, typically an intentional community will start out with a couple families and linger

00:26:55.580 there for years, you know, um, communities don't crop up that fast, but with all the

00:27:02.140 people who are aware of what we're doing, we should fill this place.

00:27:05.500 We really should.

00:27:06.900 Um, we're working on other communities.

00:27:08.900 Of course, I just got back from Idaho.

00:27:10.940 There's a really promising community being formed in Tennessee, uh, and other regions also

00:27:17.340 within Appalachia.

00:27:18.460 Um, so, you know, it's not that everyone has to move to the Ozarks, but if you wanted

00:27:24.360 to be involved now and learn the skills now and really make the commitment now, you would

00:27:31.260 move down here, uh, or at least visit.

00:27:33.620 So a lot of people are visiting.

00:27:36.100 Um, I'm just, I guess, an impatient personality, maybe because I'm an Aries. 0.99

00:27:40.180 I don't know.

00:27:40.740 Uh, but I always feel like we have to take action immediately and it's, it's very frustrating

00:27:46.080 how long it's taken so many people to do what should be just the natural, obvious thing.

00:27:52.360 You know, um, five years ago, hardly anyone was receptive to the idea of intentional communities

00:27:57.660 for our people.

00:27:58.680 No one was willing to risk it.

00:28:00.200 No one saw the tangible benefits.

00:28:02.480 Um, I think people are changing their mind now, but still we only, in my opinion, have about

00:28:08.260 three years to make real change and set legal precedent.

00:28:13.720 And we can do that proactively by lobbying.

00:28:16.300 If we get a large enough group of people together and muster the resources, or we can do it kind

00:28:22.800 of on the defensive by being sued or fined and then winning in court.

00:28:27.600 And, uh, in order to make that more likely, again, the larger we are, the more resources

00:28:33.620 we have, the more communities are involved, the more we make an undeniable statement that

00:28:40.900 this is what the white American people want and support.

00:28:45.180 And like I said, the more of us are involved, the more normal it looks, the more acceptable.

00:28:50.080 You can't just leave it to a handful of really courageous people who are putting themselves

00:28:56.280 on the line and then leave them out to dry.

00:28:58.520 You know, more of us have to be involved.

00:29:01.540 And right now anyone could move down to community one and even have work arguably within community

00:29:07.740 one, because there's so much construction still happening.

00:29:12.880 Now I got a question about that.

00:29:14.980 Uh, two things, actually, Tennessee, a lot closer to me than, uh, than the first place.

00:29:20.900 Right.

00:29:21.180 So, you know what I have in my skills.

00:29:23.340 So maybe I could take that six hour drive with, uh, like an excavator or something.

00:29:28.240 I can give you guys a hand.

00:29:29.720 Uh, so maybe we could talk about that then.

00:29:32.000 Um, if someone is to like, here's, here's how I always talk to these guys in here.

00:29:38.280 So we have a lot of single men, right?

00:29:40.600 Uh, I'll call one out right now.

00:29:42.920 Cause there's one right here, that tall white guy.

00:29:44.960 And we do have pallet in here.

00:29:46.400 Uh, let's say, let's say these guys have minimal bills, like a phone bill, insurance, whatever.

00:29:53.460 And they do just up and go.

00:29:55.060 Is there a way of accommodating, uh, any kind of, um, you know, them working there, uh, all

00:30:01.300 day, uh, getting a place to, you know, lay their head and, uh, then, uh, compensating

00:30:08.480 for bills at all.

00:30:09.400 Is there anything like that going on?

00:30:10.900 Um, yeah, uh, there've been several younger guys who've come in even without existing

00:30:17.720 construction skills.

00:30:19.420 Um, they show up work camp out of their car or out of a tent.

00:30:24.940 Um, there's some housing that is available.

00:30:28.460 Um, so yeah, I mean, it's possible.

00:30:31.560 Um, we will try to make a place for anyone who wants to make that commitment and that lifestyle

00:30:37.680 change.

00:30:38.320 Um, and we facilitate that as far as we can.

00:30:42.680 Um, I wish that we had dorm style workers housing.

00:30:46.260 That's a long run, uh, ambition.

00:30:49.200 And I think we can get there really for something like that though, you would need investors buying

00:30:55.940 a share, building that housing, and then creating some kind of work program.

00:31:01.740 Um, and that's one of those things like the people with the resources who can't necessarily

00:31:05.940 move, you can still be involved by investing and allowing these things to happen.

00:31:11.200 The, the handful of people that are actually there living on the land, building everything,

00:31:16.540 like they've given everything they have already.

00:31:19.580 It's really not fair to expect the, you know, literal handful of people.

00:31:25.480 Um, I guess that's not the figurative handful of people that are actually there to make

00:31:32.640 everything happen.

00:31:33.420 Like more of us have to be involved.

00:31:35.420 Um, so we could accommodate right now, probably two or three other young men who are workers.

00:31:41.500 Um, but more people have to invest, more people have to build.

00:31:47.640 There has to be more engagement.

00:31:49.500 Um, so rather than saying like, Hey, can you guys take care of this?

00:31:53.780 Well, I think I'm saying like, we got to change our mentality where get in the PMA.

00:31:58.680 It costs hardly anything, get involved and make these things happen.

00:32:03.300 It can't just be a handful of people doing everything.

00:32:05.880 And Hey, what are you doing next?

00:32:07.480 No, what are you doing next?

00:32:09.280 That's the question.

00:32:11.500 Well, that leads to my question, brother.

00:32:14.920 I would just like to say that you're very respected in here, but I was going to ask,

00:32:18.960 is the investing, like, is it getting better?

00:32:21.400 Is it getting worse?

00:32:22.520 Like, I know you're growing.

00:32:23.900 Are you getting more investors?

00:32:25.360 I mean, I know there can never be enough, but I was just wondering, is it getting better?

00:32:31.600 Well, uh, I mean, the donors have been great and that's been wonderful to see that support.

00:32:37.120 Um, but we don't really have anyone investing in residential real estate type projects on the land.

00:32:45.240 And one house, I mean, it takes several months to build.

00:32:49.860 You can employ four or five guys easily.

00:32:53.200 Right now I'm building my house.

00:32:54.980 So I can personally employ some guys.

00:32:58.240 Um, but we don't have other people investing in that kind of, uh, development.

00:33:04.820 And that's, you know, I'm not trying to complain about the situation, but I just want people to realize there is this bystander effect.

00:33:12.540 Right. Like if there's a tragedy, medical incident, whatever, someone's in crisis and you have a hundred people who see it, it's less likely that someone actually steps in and does what's necessary.

00:33:25.980 If it's two or three people who see it, then probably more than one of them will jump in trying to help.

00:33:32.740 The bystander effect is when more people are aware of a problem, fewer people actually try to make a difference because they assume someone else will handle it.

00:33:41.020 Um, and that happens.

00:33:43.000 So, you know, we've talked about these sorts of opportunities, um, within our DTL that you could buy a share, you could build your house.

00:33:50.740 You could then offer that house on a payment plan over time, um, to someone like a family coming in so that they don't have to just like up and move onto undeveloped land or finance the whole cost of construction as an ordinary young family.

00:34:07.440 Young families don't have the resources to build like that. 1.00

00:34:10.080 Older people who are more well-established, they do have those resources now, you know, asking someone to tie up their investment for many years, potentially to get paid off.

00:34:20.880 I know that's a big ask and we are working on, you know, more sustainable solutions.

00:34:26.060 So hopefully if we are able to convert what we're doing into a fraternal benefit society, we can have a credit union and that'll solve a ton of financing issues because people can just deposit their funds.

00:34:41.060 And then the bank itself can issue loans like the rest of society does and that'd be awesome or we could do a development company.

00:34:49.060 We've already written a prospectus and we have initial investors who are game for that, but that I mean there's a lot of costs in setting something like that up because then you're dealing with SEC regulations.

00:35:01.060 You got to even without being like a public company being exempt from investment standards.

00:35:11.860 So to be SEC registered is tens of thousands of dollars and takes many months, sometimes more than a year, but a small enough firm can be exempted from those sorts of laws.

00:35:23.860 You still, though, have to apply for exemptions for every state that investors reside in.

00:35:29.860 Those are the blue sky laws. And so even just getting this development company going before a dime gets spent on developing land and making residences available to families.

00:35:40.860 Now we have to even for that small scale, we have to kick in 10K plus just in filing fees to allow investors to buy in.

00:35:50.860 So the formal investment institutions, they take a lot of time, a lot of money to get going.

00:35:57.860 And we're working on that, but it's not an immediate process immediately.

00:36:03.860 People can buy shares, develop themselves and then, you know, offer payment plans on what they build to make it easier for young people, young families to move in.

00:36:14.860 That is one of the big hurdles.

00:36:16.860 It's why our population on the land has not increased greatly.

00:36:20.860 In the early days, you know, there were a lot of guys who were camping, young men who were camping and doing a lot of work.

00:36:26.860 And, you know, that that is exciting in its own way.

00:36:30.860 But we have to move to the next phase where we're building at larger scales.

00:36:34.860 And yeah, we need investment.

00:36:38.860 So I think we shouldn't in our circles any longer be investing in the general economy.

00:36:44.860 I'm not saying everyone has to invest in RTL affiliated projects, but we have to invest in our own businesses.

00:36:50.860 We have entrepreneurs.

00:36:52.860 We have people who are, you know, self-employed or they have something going on.

00:36:58.860 We can start new businesses.

00:37:00.860 You know, we can organize networks to do market research in an area where there are several people.

00:37:06.860 You know, where there are a handful of us and where someone has some resources, we can start enterprises.

00:37:12.860 We have to start our own enterprises.

00:37:14.860 So this is an example of one way to do that that I think is is relatively straightforward and ideologically aligned.

00:37:22.860 And I just I think it's a shame that so many people still have all these resources sitting in crypto that is often not owned by our guys.

00:37:31.860 You know, it's it's just finance bros who have no commitment to us whatsoever.

00:37:37.860 Or it's the stock market or it's wherever people think they're getting the highest, safest return.

00:37:44.860 And, you know, if you're not willing to move to make a change, you're not willing to invest in our own projects.

00:37:51.860 You're working for the system. You're investing in the system.

00:37:54.860 And then in your off time, you're pretending that you're going to do something on X.

00:37:59.860 I think you have to really reevaluate what am I doing to create a future for my children?

00:38:06.860 So, yeah, it's it's not what it needs to be. It's some.

00:38:10.860 But where it really counts that large scale investment to build housing and get more people living on the land, it's not quite there.

00:38:17.860 Other projects, though, will have other ways of funding that development.

00:38:22.860 You know, there are different people in different networks with different skills in Tennessee.

00:38:27.860 The housing development issue, I think, will be a lot smoother.

00:38:31.860 So not every community will have the same kinds of issues as the Ozark community in the Pacific Northwest.

00:38:39.860 They'll have probably another set of concerns and they'll be looking at other types of property.

00:38:43.860 They might also decide to go for property with existing infrastructure to some extent, like an old camp or something like that.

00:38:50.860 So, yeah, it's it's not where it needs to be. It's growing.

00:38:55.860 It's just I'm looking at the clock and I'm saying we have hardly any time.

00:39:00.860 If we're going to get something passed through Congress one day, it'll have to be in the next three years.

00:39:06.860 And that process takes a year plus.

00:39:09.860 So I'm thinking we have a year, two years to be large enough and enough of us are mobilized where we make that definitive stand.

00:39:19.860 You know, people are aware of us. We got the attention. OK.

00:39:22.860 Or it goes the same for like people are being red pilled on, you know, who controls our society, Jewish influence and all of those issues. 0.82

00:39:31.860 And millions of people are seeing that great. But if you don't have a funnel where those millions of people get put to task where they're actually taking action, then it's meaningless.

00:39:43.860 I don't care that 10 billion people understand what's going on if they do nothing.

00:39:48.860 I would rather have 100000 people who get it and are acting on that information than the entire population of the Earth who gets it, but just goes about their day.

00:39:58.860 You know, so we've gotten the word out there.

00:40:01.860 And now we have to move to a phase of action.

00:40:05.860 All of us. If you get it, you got to be involved.

00:40:11.860 Well said, brother, and I'll say it for you.

00:40:13.860 Yeah.

00:40:14.860 Put your money where your mouth is. I love it.

00:40:16.860 Awesome.

00:40:18.860 All right. That was perfect.

00:40:20.860 Well, I'm still going headstrong, man.

00:40:22.860 I'm hoping I can become a big investor for you.

00:40:25.860 And the Volk, I'm pushing.

00:40:28.860 I got one question for you, then we'll get to these hands here.

00:40:32.860 Obviously, you're attracting a lot of attention.

00:40:36.860 And I mean, hell, I personally see you all over Facebook and it's funny to see the comments.

00:40:42.860 But with you tracking so much more attention, do you see it being positive, negative?

00:40:49.860 And how are you handling that?

00:40:55.860 And is there any like, is there is there anyone like, like protesting or anything of that nature?

00:41:03.860 Is there anything that like huge speed bumps at all?

00:41:06.860 I think we lost them.

00:41:21.860 Let's see if we can get him back up here.

00:41:23.860 Oh, it was just such a really good question.

00:41:27.860 There you go.

00:41:28.860 While we get our ball back up here, guys, if you could help us out, repulse the space.

00:41:33.860 And if you're new here, make sure you're following the White X on Sol's account. 0.94

00:41:38.860 Yeah, we gotcha.

00:41:39.860 Yep, we hear ya.

00:41:42.860 So, yes, I think the attention is still worth it, even if it's diminishing returns past this point.

00:41:51.860 And it's like deeper left people who are now disproportionately becoming aware of us.

00:41:57.860 I'd still rather they become conscious that there is this desire on the part of white Americans to actually put their beliefs in practice.

00:42:06.860 And then, you know, they kind of associate our side white identitarianism with peaceful communities rather than radical political extremists who are trying to, you know, do mass deportations and kick out their friends from the country.

00:42:22.860 You know, so I think even even the negative attention is better than the kind of impression that many people on the left currently have of white identitarians.

00:42:33.860 So I think that's a step up.

00:42:35.860 And I would take the trade off anyway, even if it was negative, to get more people aware of the project, more people involved, like making more enemies at this point.

00:42:46.860 What are our enemies going to do that they haven't already done?

00:42:50.860 Every complaint has been filed with every relevant agency.

00:42:55.860 You know, the government hasn't acted on it.

00:42:57.860 We've not been fined action.

00:42:59.860 Direct action has not been taken.

00:43:01.860 But having more people who are opposed to us will just mean redundant complaints will be filed.

00:43:08.860 And only one person to date has actually gone by the property to harass us.

00:43:15.860 And it was some like purple haired fat lady in an SUV who drove by and screamed at our kids who are playing outside saying, I don't even know what I wasn't there myself when it happened. 0.99

00:43:28.860 But that's the one incident and she didn't get out of her vehicle, didn't remain there, just drove by yelling at us, yelling at our kids, really stand up people we're dealing with here.

00:43:38.860 So, yeah, I mean, if that's the kind of opposition we're inviting.

00:43:44.860 Oh, well, I would definitely take, you know, 10 new members as a reward for generating 100 new enemies, you know, because the end, I don't care if they oppose us.

00:43:57.860 And also, I do think there is something to even the people that oppose us now what they associate with white identitarianism is really positive, wholesome imagery instead of this is a big threatening thing.

00:44:11.860 They're going to assault the capital, they're going to do this sort of thing, it's like, no, they're going to be raising chickens and having babies.

00:44:18.860 And even if consciously they're still against that, I think at a subliminal level, the tone of how they think of white identitarianism will be improved.

00:44:29.860 I agree.

00:44:36.860 Let's get to these hands here.

00:44:38.860 Who we got first?

00:44:40.860 We got Western, then we got Nature, then Coldar, then Holy Diver.

00:44:45.860 Whatever.

00:44:46.860 All right, let's do it.

00:44:48.860 All right.

00:44:49.860 So, number one, I just wanted to say, Eric, you're mentioning that people are concerned about taking a risk on return to the land.

00:44:57.860 I want to say this, right?

00:44:59.860 Right.

00:45:00.860 So, is it really a risk when you think about the alternative, the consequence of having your children in these white erased environments, where that you have Austin Metcalfs, right, who would have turned 18 on 31 July, had he not been intercepted by the anti-white, non-white Carmelo Anthony.

00:45:17.860 But is it really a risk?

00:45:18.860 And another thing that I had curiosity about, do you have any reflections on the discussion with Dan Blazerian showing up?

00:45:28.860 Did that come as a surprise?

00:45:30.860 And finally, what kind of dog do you have, brother, if you have any dogs?

00:45:37.860 So, those are some questions.

00:45:41.860 Sure.

00:45:42.860 Yeah, that was a nice surprise for Dan to hop in.

00:45:46.860 And I spoke with him afterwards.

00:45:49.860 And he's a very sharp guy.

00:45:51.860 I hadn't listened to him speak very often.

00:45:54.860 I'd obviously seen his posts.

00:45:56.860 And he's very direct and very effective.

00:45:59.860 But yeah, he's very sharp.

00:46:01.860 And I think he wouldn't necessarily fit in with Return to the Land itself.

00:46:06.860 But there are other larger projects that we should be doing.

00:46:11.860 There are many people who aren't necessarily, strictly speaking, like European identity, European heritage.

00:46:18.860 And yet, they're against foreign influence.

00:46:22.860 They want to uncover the truth.

00:46:24.860 So, working together on media projects with people like that, or even founding a media institute, like Daily Wire but anti-Semitic or something, that'd be cool.

00:46:36.860 I would definitely want to work with people like Dan on something like that.

00:46:40.860 So, but yeah, overall, I think a positive thing that people with his kind of profile are wanting to even see what's going on with us.

00:46:51.860 It just speaks to the fact that, yeah, it has gotten a lot of attention.

00:46:55.860 People are thinking about it.

00:46:57.860 And I think it is, even if people are slow to act on it, to some extent, it is changing the landscape.

00:47:04.860 Because people are seeing that now as more of a real option, and they're curious about it.

00:47:09.860 So, now that then falls to us to take action quickly, because people will lose interest.

00:47:16.860 So, new things have to be happening.

00:47:18.860 There has to be progress.

00:47:19.860 Or people will just kind of file it away.

00:47:21.860 A dog, I sort of have a Great Pyrenees.

00:47:26.860 It's a complicated situation.

00:47:28.860 I'm not caring for it at the moment.

00:47:31.860 I'd like to in the future.

00:47:33.860 It's on the land.

00:47:35.860 I'm not staying there full time.

00:47:36.860 It's watching after some goats.

00:47:38.860 I would like to get alpacas.

00:47:40.860 I'm working for, you know, in contact with an elderly couple who raises alpacas.

00:47:46.860 They want to get out of the business.

00:47:48.860 I would like to get into the business.

00:47:49.860 Or we would.

00:47:51.860 So, anyway.

00:47:52.860 So, yeah.

00:47:53.860 The Great Pyrenees will be a very valuable asset.

00:47:57.860 Because there are coyotes out here.

00:47:59.860 And, you know, alpacas are beautiful and expensive creatures.

00:48:03.860 So, anyway.

00:48:04.860 That's the dog question.

00:48:06.860 And then what was the first question you had, actually?

00:48:09.860 It's not really a question.

00:48:10.860 People are thinking, like, oh, is there a risk?

00:48:12.860 Well, look.

00:48:13.860 What is the alternative? 0.98

00:48:14.860 Do you want for your children to be stabbed in these white-erased environments? 1.00

00:48:19.860 Like, really? 0.99

00:48:20.860 There is no alternative.

00:48:21.860 I think that folks' communities are the only way moving forward.

00:48:24.860 So, it was not really a question, to be honest.

00:48:26.860 Right.

00:48:27.860 No.

00:48:28.860 I totally agree.

00:48:29.860 You know.

00:48:30.860 People are thinking on a short time span.

00:48:32.860 And they have a status quo bias.

00:48:35.860 Because when they calculate, you know, what the future is going to look like, they always

00:48:38.860 project the present, but with more time having passed.

00:48:42.860 But we're not dealing with that kind of world.

00:48:45.860 The world is rapidly changing.

00:48:47.860 So, if you're investing and planning and thinking that things are going to look just like they

00:48:52.860 look today in the country, well, you're wrong.

00:48:54.860 They're not.

00:48:55.860 Probably, real estate will continue to become less affordable.

00:48:59.860 You know, big corporations are still buying up more U.S. land.

00:49:03.860 More people are being forced into a rentier economy rather than home ownership.

00:49:10.860 That's not going to change.

00:49:12.860 And only by getting in and securing our territory now will we, even just from a strictly economic

00:49:20.860 standpoint, really be able to compete.

00:49:23.860 Other groups do that.

00:49:25.860 Obviously, Jews buy land together. 0.57

00:49:28.860 They form communities.

00:49:29.860 They help each other out.

00:49:31.860 They meet weekly in institutions that they own, synagogues. 0.81

00:49:35.860 That's real estate that they own together that serves as community centers for them.

00:49:40.860 And Indians do similar things.

00:49:44.860 You know, they come and buy territory and occupy that territory.

00:49:49.860 I think people thinking in terms of economic calculations and individual financial decisions,

00:49:57.860 they are missing what's really happening on the map.

00:50:00.860 And on the map, it is populations taking territory, just like it has always been since the Stone Age.

00:50:08.860 Right.

00:50:09.860 That's what's actually happening.

00:50:10.860 And if you think it's about how many dollars are in your bank account or you think it's about, you know, buying into a market where your house is going to appreciate maximally, you're just not playing the game that is actually going on.

00:50:28.860 You're playing this fake game that they're putting in front of your eyes where that's where your attention is supposed to be.

00:50:33.860 Meanwhile, you're losing, actually losing where it counts, which is occupying more territory for your people.

00:50:43.860 Amen, brother.

00:50:44.860 Someone had their espresso this morning.

00:50:50.860 He's on top of it, man.

00:50:53.860 Hey, you should look into getting some guinea fowls, man.

00:50:57.860 Lay eggs and a good alarm system.

00:50:59.860 And good tick control as well.

00:51:02.860 Yeah.

00:51:03.860 Some of the people on the land have guineas.

00:51:05.860 When I get down there full time, guineas, chickens, for sure.

00:51:12.860 I love it.

00:51:13.860 Who's next?

00:51:14.860 Absolutely.

00:51:15.860 Before we get back to Hans, thank you to the 28 of you guys who reposted the space.

00:51:18.860 If you guys could take a second and repost the space, help us get a broader audience for this space.

00:51:23.860 So we can get a lot more speakers and a lot more, you know, questions going on would be greatly appreciated.

00:51:28.860 So share the space.

00:51:30.860 And let's get to nature.

00:51:32.860 And then it's Koldar and then Holy Diver.

00:51:35.860 And then that tall white man.

00:51:38.860 Yeah.

00:51:39.860 So, obviously, I agree with everything.

00:51:43.860 In fact, I agree with it more than most people would imagine, because if things go down, you know, whenever that thing, quote unquote thing happens, you have a community, right?

00:51:56.860 So it's good.

00:51:57.860 The thing I was wondering is, what kind of people do you think you need, like right now?

00:52:06.860 Electricians, plumbers, this, that.

00:52:12.860 I know, you know, white men are usually multifaceted, but what would you surmise that you need the most right now for those communities, I guess?

00:52:22.860 Because that's what we should probably be focusing on is getting all these guys who, you know, help build up, help build up a common, a common area that like, just in case.

00:52:37.860 And I think that that's the way that I look at it.

00:52:39.860 It's like, this is a good thing for everyone to, for everyone to like, enjoy that, like, this guy, Araval, he stepped out and he said, hey, we need to reform, we need to rebuild white communities. 0.90

00:52:58.860 And it's like, what can we do to help them?

00:53:01.860 So, I don't know, what do we, what do we need to do?

00:53:04.860 What kind of guys do we need to send?

00:53:06.860 Right?

00:53:07.860 I mean, yeah, I guess that's my question.

00:53:09.860 I know that's kind of autistic the way that I said it, but it's kind of, that's my question.

00:53:15.860 Sure.

00:53:16.860 Yeah, no, it's a reasonable question.

00:53:18.860 I think all of the necessary skills for actually building the community are skills that we can teach.

00:53:24.860 So I wouldn't say we need to be spending extra time in trade schools, getting a particular set of skills.

00:53:31.860 And like down here, if you wanted to, you could come and work basic level framing that doesn't really need much training at all.

00:53:41.860 And then at the same time, attend a trade school in this area.

00:53:45.860 You know, there are trade schools all over the country, so you could come and camp here.

00:53:49.860 Or say, you know, someone has a space available and you can work in some kind of arrangement for buying a space like that on the land.

00:53:58.860 Well, you could just have cheap housing expenses and a good community and attend trade school.

00:54:06.860 So if you would be willing to do that from any other part of the country, you know, spending money going to school, which is something that young people basically always have to do, then why not do it here?

00:54:17.860 You know, there are four year universities within an hour of the land.

00:54:22.860 That's from my perspective, where I prioritize get there as soon as possible and build it up because the more of us are there, just the more that's happening and the better our prospects overall, I think.

00:54:35.860 But as far as skills, like if you have those skills already, yeah, of course, electricians, we don't have many people.

00:54:44.860 Some of us do understand wiring and, you know, the basic stuff anyone can do, you know, wiring switches and lights and even hooking up to circuit breakers.

00:54:57.860 Or circuit boards like breaker boards rather, that's, it's not that complicated.

00:55:03.860 I've done it myself.

00:55:04.860 Most of these skills don't require really high IQs or really extensive training, you know, plumbing, like working with pecs.

00:55:14.860 Basically, a monkey, a monkey could be trained to do that.

00:55:17.860 And like we do need people doing that kind of work.

00:55:20.860 Just a lot of it is kind of grunt work that, you know, is not glamorous, but it needs to be done, like preparing foundations.

00:55:30.860 Okay, you have the excavator come in and dig the trench if you're going to do a wall.

00:55:33.860 Well, now you need to spread gravel in there, you need to compact it.

00:55:37.860 So just working a compactor gun, compacting gravel, like really basic things we need to learn how to do well.

00:55:45.860 My preferred model for how this could be scaled would be, we have some kind of work program with workers housing, and you enter into it, and you kind of move up the ranks.

00:55:58.860 And eventually, you know, we prep you for getting your contractor's license, and then you run a team of guys.

00:56:06.860 So I think we need entry level, kind of unskilled labor, who wants to learn specifically the types of skills that come up in developing raw land.

00:56:19.860 You know, in the future, we might buy community land with existing infrastructure, and then, you know, demo work and renovation stuff like that'll all be relevant.

00:56:31.860 So all of it's on the table, but having an institute, like having workers housing, having a kind of program for guys to go through, that would allow them potentially to move from one community to the next, pick up all sorts of skills, and then also see the country, and also decide, okay, where do I want to be?

00:56:51.860 Also, it'll allow them to be exposed to a bunch of different dating markets and young guys, you know, they have to spend the time looking for a future spouse. 0.65

00:57:01.860 That's very important.

00:57:02.860 So come down to the Ozarks, get the basic skills.

00:57:06.860 Right now, again, we don't have that like training program in a formalized sense.

00:57:11.860 Eventually we will, but we will take unskilled workers and give you some basic skills.

00:57:15.860 And, you know, hopefully you can move to wherever the next community actually gets kicked off, whether that's Tennessee, or Idaho, or wherever it is, you can go and get more skills there.

00:57:30.860 And like, we need people who are willing to make this commitment to learn whatever is necessary for making these communities actually happen.

00:57:38.860 And it's a relatively tight set of skills.

00:57:42.860 The same for the legal front as well, like we need accountants and lawyers, ultimately, who are skilled in our particular set of institutions that we use.

00:57:54.860 Because there's not like an existing area of the law that covers what we're doing.

00:57:59.860 It's a convergence of real estate and discrimination and securities law.

00:58:05.860 And a lot of stuff comes up where there really isn't like a single experienced lawyer who knows our situation.

00:58:14.860 Or when it comes to developers, like there are big commercial real estate or residential real estate developers.

00:58:21.860 They have crews, they have crews, they have systems, but they also are used to building a certain way.

00:58:27.860 Whereas the way that we're building, we want to go our own way.

00:58:31.860 We want to be very cost effective.

00:58:33.860 We're going for a certain kind of aesthetic.

00:58:35.860 And we're also wanting to tailor make homes for individual families who come in.

00:58:40.860 So there's more personality involved.

00:58:42.860 It's not just a cookie cutter suburb.

00:58:45.860 And that means we have an opportunity, just like on the real, sorry, the legal front, to develop professionals who are skilled in exactly what we need to build a bunch of these communities on the development front.

00:59:00.860 We can build a crew that is specialized and skilled in exactly what we need.

00:59:05.860 And that's, yeah, a cross section of a bunch of different particular skills.

00:59:09.860 There's no reason why any guy who's in our spheres listening to our talking points shouldn't be able to pick up electrical work, plumbing, framing, finishing work, you know, drywall, paneling, tiling, like all of that stuff is not hard to learn.

00:59:28.860 And if you know all of it, then, hey, you could apply for your contractor's license and you could run a crew and that creates a business.

00:59:35.860 You know, out here, there's a lot of old people and not nearly enough service providers to meet the demand. 1.00

00:59:45.860 So right now, if you wanted to create business down here, you could act as a contractor and run a crew of five guys.

00:59:54.860 You know, that small number of people, you don't have to worry about discrimination.

00:59:58.860 It's just you and your buddies working on houses.

01:00:01.860 And maybe it's not the most glamorous profession, but it's what we need to build up our community and all of these communities.

01:00:10.860 And there there is like a higher end upshot for you as an individual, because I mean, just think of what that kind of logically entails.

01:00:19.860 If we're successful in building larger and larger communities, that means effectively you'll have access to larger and larger contracts.

01:00:28.860 And instead of managing a team of five guys, eventually, maybe you are managing the development of a thousand acre mini city.

01:00:37.860 And then obviously that's going to be a lot more lucrative, you know, and so it might seem that getting into framing at 21 years old is not the path to success.

01:00:49.860 And, oh, how am I going to meet my partner? The trades like it is up to you what you make of it.

01:00:55.860 There are poor plumbers and then there are plumbers who are really well off, you know, who develop businesses.

01:01:02.860 And you can develop large businesses, not directly under RTTL, but affiliated or unofficially, you know, allied with RTTL in the same areas where our communities go up.

01:01:16.860 You can service the outside economy as well as inside our own communities.

01:01:21.860 If you don't have your track in life yet, you also have to factor in like what jobs is A.I. actually taking away.

01:01:30.860 You know, it has reduced demand for programmers, obviously H1B workers and, you know, foreign labor is a big part of that drop in demand for domestic computer science majors.

01:01:43.860 But but it is in general white collar work that going forward will be more easily automated.

01:01:50.860 If you work on a computer, an A.I. agent can probably replace you in the next five years, probably.

01:01:56.860 Now, maybe you in particular have really specialized skills and good on you if that's the case.

01:02:01.860 But that's a minority of people. And if you're planning your career now, what will not be replaced?

01:02:07.860 Well, they're not going to have robots managing a whole construction site.

01:02:10.860 It's too nuanced and niche and it uses instincts that we have that have evolved for millions of years rather than novel neural tasks that we developed only in the last 50,000 years.

01:02:26.860 You know, the stuff that evolved more recently is actually easier for computers to replicate, just like chess.

01:02:32.860 Recent novel behavior that we developed, we see it as a sign of high intelligence.

01:02:37.860 But a computer, we developed computers that could beat us 30 years ago.

01:02:41.860 Right. When it comes to manipulating small objects, you know, yes, we're getting to the point where robotics can match human dexterity in certain specialized applications.

01:02:53.860 But construction is not so specialized. It's not a lab environment.

01:02:57.860 So that's the kind of stuff that robots and A.I. cannot replace is the kind of stuff also that we need essentially to build as many communities as we can foster.

01:03:09.860 You know, I have construction experience going forward. I will be.

01:03:13.860 And I mean, currently I am still kind of doing ongoing construction work here and there because that's the nature of what we're doing.

01:03:21.860 We're building communities. What do you think that looks like? It means putting up drywall.

01:03:24.860 It means putting up paneling and plastering and framing and putting in electrical lines.

01:03:30.860 It's that's the work that has to be done.

01:03:32.860 So 100% those skills are what matter.

01:03:36.860 And I would not say that specializing is only an electrician or only this or that is necessarily the way to go.

01:03:42.860 We need general contractors. We need people who are knowledgeable foundation to to roof on how to put together homes.

01:03:52.860 And then going beyond that, ultimately, you know, civil engineering, city planning, communal infrastructure, you know, our own kind of sewer systems, package plants, things like that become possible with larger projects.

01:04:08.860 And I think the nature of the demand is so unpredictable because we don't know exactly what these communities will look like that the best thing to do is just dive in and start acquiring the skills and start also developing the relationships with us where we know that you're a dependable person.

01:04:28.860 And we ought to put you in charge of development in some future community.

01:04:35.860 So that's we need whoever is, you know, bright enough to pick up the skills manually dexterous enough.

01:04:42.860 And who wants to really commit to this and stick with it.

01:04:49.860 Um, there's definitely a lot of pros of that.

01:04:52.860 I own my own construction business, you know that.

01:04:55.860 Um, it's, it's nice knowing everything because then everything, every day is not repetitive, but then it also shows, um, a lot of respect to the, uh, contractors or whomever coming behind you. 0.89

01:05:09.860 Because if you don't understand how things work in that domino effect, you could just be fucking the person over that's coming behind you.

01:05:18.860 And it's very disrespectful. 0.94

01:05:19.860 And if you don't understand that, like a lot of people have the mentality of, Oh, I just don't care.

01:05:24.860 I don't care. You know, like, uh, they say plumbers can, can, uh, they know how to make holes, but they don't know how to fix drywall, you know, cause they just don't care.

01:05:32.860 Um, they'll, they'll cut holes out with, with sawzalls instead of a whole saw, you know what I mean?

01:05:38.860 So it's just a lot of respect in that aspect and, uh, you know, having a lot more knowledge and being more well-rounded.

01:05:48.860 Totally. Yeah.

01:05:49.860 And the monotony issue is real.

01:05:51.860 Like, do you really want to only fit pipe for the rest of your life?

01:05:56.860 Um, and also with these communities, like so many different opportunities will come up, uh, come up.

01:06:01.860 Uh, come up and different jobs will be available on different days.

01:06:04.860 You know, you're not guaranteed to have 24 seven electrical work that needs to be done.

01:06:10.860 Electrical jobs may come up every couple of weeks.

01:06:13.860 And then the other times it'll be plumbing that has to be done or foundation work.

01:06:17.860 Like if you can operate an excavator or a backhoe and also install packs and also install electrical lines.

01:06:25.860 Well, then you'll have work all the time.

01:06:27.860 And by that same token, you know, if we run our own small, um, contracting businesses, then, well, we can, whatever job comes up, we'll say, yep, we got a guy who can do that.

01:06:40.860 Definitely.

01:06:41.860 I agree, brother.

01:06:45.860 Who do we got next?

01:06:47.860 Uh, we got, uh, well, skull mass pop up here, but, uh, did you want to wait in line skull or did you want to, you want, okay.

01:06:56.860 Okay.

01:06:57.860 You got it.

01:06:58.860 Okay.

01:06:59.860 You said, all right, we'll go to call Koldar, then, uh, holy diver.

01:07:01.860 Then, uh, I think it was, Oh, tall white man.

01:07:04.860 Did we already get the tall white?

01:07:06.860 I feel like we skipped him.

01:07:07.860 Uh, no, he, he was up before.

01:07:09.860 And then, uh, I think we're, he's up after, uh, okay.

01:07:12.860 My bad.

01:07:13.860 All right.

01:07:14.860 Yeah.

01:07:15.860 Hi, morning guys.

01:07:16.860 So my question is, um, what's the, can we build, uh, buildings that we need out there?

01:07:24.860 Like the bunk house or these tiny homes, um, out of just tongue and groove, uh, milled red

01:07:31.860 cedar out there.

01:07:32.860 Is there any, uh, land or is that something that you would be open to for your project out

01:07:38.860 there?

01:07:39.860 Yeah.

01:07:40.860 If you wanted to, I mean, we have a sawmill on site and a lot of trees.

01:07:45.860 If someone didn't want to spend the money on materials, but wanted to spend a lot of time,

01:07:50.860 which also like that kind of work, you can make YouTube videos about the process and get

01:07:55.860 millions of views.

01:07:56.860 People do all the time.

01:07:57.860 And we have people who can edit.

01:07:59.860 We have people who know the video side of things too.

01:08:01.860 So like that kind of work specifically, I think is under exploited currently.

01:08:06.860 Most of the people who are funding construction projects are developing their own lots.

01:08:10.860 They're thinking of it from a kind of bottom line perspective.

01:08:13.860 And yeah, going to Home Depot and picking up a bunch of two by fours up, it's going to

01:08:17.860 be a lot faster, ultimately cheaper because you're spending less time, but it's not that

01:08:22.860 interesting, you know, and people won't be drawn to the project because of that, uh, that

01:08:27.860 aesthetic factor, that kind of special quality, uh, that we could otherwise have.

01:08:32.860 So we don't have a lot of cedar.

01:08:34.860 There aren't a lot of evergreen or conifers just in general in our part of the country.

01:08:39.860 It's mostly deciduous.

01:08:41.860 There's a lot of white Oak, um, which is fine.

01:08:44.860 I mean, it's a, a strong wood good for building.

01:08:48.860 Um, you will have to treat it in a lot of applications, uh, if it's exterior.

01:08:53.860 So, uh, but I mean, you can treat wood with motor oil, like used motor oil and a little

01:09:00.860 bit of diesel.

01:09:01.860 Um, I, I was mainly looking for just kind of a mass production thing, less of the, for

01:09:07.860 aesthetics, just how can we get buildings up now or, uh, you know, accomplish the building

01:09:13.860 that needs to get done to get more people out there to get more building done, you know?

01:09:18.860 So I'm looking for like a force to just, if it's just about efficiency, then go to Home

01:09:23.860 Depot and, and get a bunch of two by fours.

01:09:25.860 Well, at a, at a price too.

01:09:28.860 Like that was the other thing I'm willing to put in the time.

01:09:31.860 The time is nothing for me.

01:09:32.860 Uh, it's the price of either, you know, the options of buying and then, uh, having to

01:09:39.860 support, you know, basically the system that doesn't support us.

01:09:42.860 I would rather just put the time in and, uh, yeah.

01:09:46.860 Yeah.

01:09:47.860 I mean, it will cost a lot of extra time.

01:09:51.860 That's why most of the buildings on the land have ended up being stick frame, even though

01:09:56.860 we do have trees and a sawmill, the process of milling your own lumber.

01:10:01.860 It's never going to be as straight.

01:10:03.860 It's not kiln drying, uh, dried wood.

01:10:05.860 Right.

01:10:06.860 So it's going to be harder to work with.

01:10:08.860 Um, ultimately like rough cut wood like that it's in the long run.

01:10:13.860 Uh, you can hardly put a nail into it.

01:10:16.860 Um, the kind of wood that's out here.

01:10:18.860 So it's, it's just not the ideal building material, but if you have a lot of time and

01:10:24.860 not a lot of money, then you could conceivably mill all of your own lumber.

01:10:28.860 Yes.

01:10:29.860 Uh, better than that though, if we could scale up to actually run a proper lumber mill, then

01:10:36.860 we could put out all of our own materials and subsidize our own business.

01:10:41.860 Um, and that's really not that difficult of a business to get into.

01:10:46.860 It's a, it's, you know, a hundred thousand plus in equipment and then you buy the land

01:10:51.860 that you're logging, but then you sell it afterwards anyway.

01:10:54.860 And if, uh, if you clean up after yourself and dig up the stumps, uh, the land actually

01:10:59.860 improves in value.

01:11:00.860 It doesn't decrease like wooded land out here is the least expensive land, you know, cleared

01:11:06.860 land, uh, people put work into.

01:11:08.860 So there's a demand for that.

01:11:11.860 Um, so yeah.

01:11:12.860 Can I ask real quick, where's the nearest government access land that we could, uh, publicly use?

01:11:19.860 Uh, I don't know about the laws in Arkansas on it.

01:11:22.860 In Missouri, the Mark Twain National Forest, you are allowed to take a certain limited number

01:11:29.860 of trees every year.

01:11:31.860 But if we're talking about all the different people who could be taking advantage of that,

01:11:36.860 then sure.

01:11:37.860 Supposing we had a truck and trailer that could easily haul the logs, necessary equipment.

01:11:43.860 Um, then yeah, there's like an unlimited supply of lumber that we could get just from Mark Twain

01:11:49.860 National Forest, which the nearest access to that is probably an hour from the land.

01:11:54.860 Um, but you know, that's, that's also the travel expense, like the diesel fuel or whatever kind of fuel to, to transport the logs, not necessarily going to be the most efficient.

01:12:08.860 Typically logging companies will buy land, you know, mill, uh, that the, uh, the lumber on that land and then sell that land.

01:12:18.860 That's, you know, where we bought our land.

01:12:20.860 We bought it from a logging company that did just that they logged the front half of it and then put it up for sale.

01:12:26.860 Um, so we could actually improve land and log it.

01:12:32.860 Um, or I mean, this could even be how we buy some of these communal properties in the first place.

01:12:38.860 You know, the logging company buys it and then sells it to an RTL community after clearing it.

01:12:45.860 Uh, and you know, we wouldn't act like typical loggers where we just take everything out available.

01:12:51.860 We would leave some nice trees, you know, make it a quality piece of property for the people who came after.

01:12:57.860 Um, but that's the kind of like, you need serious investment to get projects like that started, but it is really just the lack of capital investment.

01:13:06.860 And once we had that, I mean, we could get people down to work as loggers within a couple months.

01:13:15.860 I'm sure of it. Um, if the investment was there and, and if we had dorm style housing for our workers, that's the other big, uh, limiting factor.

01:13:28.860 Uh, I'm on it. I'm going to research some stuff and I'm going to get back to you.

01:13:32.860 I'm going to put together some, uh, some price workouts of, uh, what it's going to cost in gas and transportation.

01:13:38.860 And, uh, I got a Chevy truck. It ain't big enough. It'd be nice to have a C8 or a F800, something like that.

01:13:46.860 But, um, so yeah, I'm going to get back to you on that. I'm going to do some work.

01:13:53.860 Sounds good.

01:13:55.860 Have you looked, have you looked into land in, uh, Virginia since it's the biggest white state?

01:14:01.860 And, uh, I think, I feel like they had the cheapest land. Have you looked over there at all?

01:14:06.860 In, uh, Virginia or West Virginia?

01:14:10.860 Virginia.

01:14:11.860 I've looked at land in Virginia. It's pretty expensive on the whole. It's, it's not one of the more affordable states.

01:14:18.860 Um, and also legally speaking, they're only getting bluer, um, because of Washington DC.

01:14:25.860 So I would, uh, I would not consider Virginia a prime target. I mean, visually it's, it's pretty from an agricultural perspective. There's a lot of good land. Um, West Virginia is a much more realistic candidate.

01:14:42.860 You know, the quality of the land is not as high, but it's cheap, you know, and the people there are basically aligned already. So we'll have something in West Virginia.

01:14:52.860 They got you. Yeah, that'd be awesome. Yeah, man. If you, anything pretty close by in the six, well, hell Tennessee's like what, six hours away. I drive that. So if you get something moving there, you let me know.

01:15:05.860 Right on. Let's get to holy diver and then tall white, and then we'll continue from there.

01:15:11.860 I'm excited.

01:15:12.860 Hey, what's going on guys. Been listening for about an hour while I was working. It's good conversation. How you doing, Eric? Good to hear you again.

01:15:21.860 Um, yeah, I, I wanted to offer my services, man. Um, I'm booked till November and I got a concert going on up here in Ohio, but I'm a general contractor for 30 years. All the things you're talking about, man, I can do. Um, we kind of been talking up here in Southern Ohio about doing the same thing before I even got involved with you guys. I am a member. Um, I think Ohio, Southern Ohio is a great spot.

01:15:47.860 Um, to maybe eventually down the road, do something. There's a lot of, uh, vacant land from, they did coal mining back in the early twenties and thirties. And there's a vast amount. It's called Ohio power, but there's probably thousands of acres, um, in Southern Ohio.

01:16:03.860 And there's a wildlife reserve there called the wilds. Um, they got African, you know, they got zebras, you know, they got freaking elephants. They got all, all the African animals on this, uh, um, land called the wilds, which is a few hundred acres.

01:16:17.860 And when you go out that way, you drive down the highway, there is no, I mean, there's nothing down there. So I think it would be a great place maybe in the future. Um, I got a lot of contacts over here. I mean, I would love to come down there and I still could, but the contacts that I got up here where I live, I mean, builders and concrete guys and, um, people building in a way up here.

01:16:39.680 We got a couple of people in our local town that have actually built tiny home communities and, uh, you know, they don't, they're not race first or nothing. They just, but the concept of what he built for around 20 grand per little tiny home.

01:16:54.160 And they, they're, they're brand new. They got concrete pads, they got windows, they got little porches. Um, and he rents them out for a thousand dollars a month and he built 30 of them on a piece of property and they, they rent it out within like six weeks.

01:17:07.940 So it's like, this dude's making, he gave me the plans to the tiny homes. And, uh, I want to eventually, you know, if you're ever up around Ohio, going to West Virginia, want to stop by. I also have an 18,000 square foot warehouse that it's all for our people. We do streaming. We're having a concert there, but it also is a place where we can have meetings and meetups and, uh, do distribution of, I mean, whatever, man. It's just, I wanted to let you know that I got that.

01:17:36.340 And, um, basically if you're ever up this way, stop by and check it out. Cause it's, uh, there's a lot of, uh, promise in this little area of Ohio that I don't know if you know about or not.

01:17:48.640 Yeah. Well, I mean, we're a member driven organization. So wherever the members are, where they want to form communities, that's where it's happening. It's not like a centrally planned thing.

01:17:58.320 So I couldn't exactly say like, all right, now Southern Ohio is next. Um, but I mean, it sounds nice what you're talking about. Um, I would just, again, be concerned that it's more of a purple state.

01:18:11.980 You're going to have some people in the bureaucracy that will be automatically opposed to you. Arkansas. I mean, even Arkansas, the AG made negative statements about us at first,

01:18:24.020 and then ultimately didn't do anything and said, we weren't doing anything illegal, but in a, in a purple state and I mean, Arkansas is almost as red as it gets, at least with the white population, maybe Oklahoma is a little bit redder, but in Oklahoma, um, like race mixing is super common.

01:18:41.140 They're Republican, they're Republican, but they're not race first. Um, so I, they're just, yeah, you got to think about what kind of pushback will you have from the people in power.

01:18:51.220 And that means fine grained research in a, a problematic state. Like if you want to do it in Maine, Ohio, Pennsylvania, um, it may be possible even in New York state in the county, like in the right district.

01:19:07.480 Um, but you have to know if you were brought to court, who would bring you to court? What judge would you see? So you got to do that level of research. You also have to do the research on development laws in Ohio and there's, you know, special versions of the fair housing act in every state.

01:19:25.580 So in Arkansas, the fair housing act, like the state level act is not like more onerous than the federal one. And so it doesn't impede us, but some States may have like stricter fair, uh, state level fair housing acts.

01:19:42.120 So it's a lot of legal research that people don't necessarily think of. It's not just about looking around you and this land is nice. And it seems like, you know, it's available also that too, like just looking at land and seeing a lot of empty land doesn't necessarily mean that the price is low.

01:20:00.000 I mean, in some States where you would think, well, no, no one's living out here. What does it cost? It's, you know, 15,000 an acre still like in Montana, um, or even Idaho.

01:20:11.240 So population density is not always a good proxy for the cost. You would have to get on the listing sites, get on Zillow and land and farm and all the, uh, different real estate sites, locate like a specific site.

01:20:26.200 This is what I would recommend to you. If you think that it's a good candidate for a community, find a particular piece of land that is viable, you know, 5,000 per acre, hopefully.

01:20:37.760 Um, and then start going into the laws and write up some kind of perspectives. Like, here's how legally we could develop this 200 acre, uh, tract, how many people we would need, what size shares they could have.

01:20:54.880 Um, cause that's like, that's what we've done in Idaho. That's what has been done in Tennessee. That's what has been done in the Ozarks.

01:21:02.580 And you're going to find as you do that research, that there are a lot of things that come up that would be obstacles that you would never know about unless you did that kind of in-depth legal research.

01:21:17.120 Okay. Thank you, man. I appreciate it.

01:21:23.020 Awesome stuff. Let's get to tall white. Then we'll go to skull mask. Then, uh, we'll go to the noticer, then none. Yeah. Then killed.

01:21:29.540 Yeah. Yeah. I had like, uh, two quick questions, I guess. Uh, the first one, like, uh,

01:21:38.720 where, where can like people just donate or do you have to be a member to donate? Uh,

01:21:48.380 Uh, and my second question was what's like the smallest, uh, I don't want to say a lot, but like a

01:21:57.620 smallest, uh, what's like the going price for just the land, if you know what I mean?

01:22:07.280 Got it. Yep. Uh, you can donate without being a member. I believe in the bird's nest, there's a link

01:22:13.900 to our legal fund. That's the most important one. We also have a, uh, campaign going for our community

01:22:20.340 center fund. I mean, that'd be great. And it will make a tangible difference. Like we have a nicer

01:22:26.120 looking community center, a more functional community center. People will want to stay in

01:22:30.420 the community longer. And also when journalists report on us, we look more legitimate that increases

01:22:37.120 public perception, um, or improves it. So like everything helps honestly, but the most important,

01:22:44.420 the most tangible is the legal research, which allows us to improve our documents. And also if

01:22:51.240 we're ever sued will allow us to defend ourselves right now. We have enough of a budget to continue

01:22:56.520 working on our documents and our framework for the next year ish, hopefully, depending on how

01:23:03.080 often we're consulting with lawyers. Cause there's work that we do on the legal side or mostly Peter

01:23:08.920 Siri does our secretary. There's like our end of the research. And then there's stuff that the lawyers

01:23:14.580 just have to do. So we, we try to keep the cost down, but anyway, I think we're at like 60,000

01:23:19.340 approximately. And it seems like a lot of money, but when it comes to paying lawyers, it's really not

01:23:24.840 that much. Um, so it's good for our purposes right now. If we were ever sued though, we would need a lot

01:23:29.820 more and it's better to have that sooner rather than later. And it's better to, you know, be able

01:23:34.800 to, uh, proactively comply with every conceivable law and every angle of attack. Um, but, uh, but yeah,

01:23:45.000 so you can donate to that now. Um, I still, I'm almost to the goal of my campaign, um, which is

01:23:53.140 allowing me to do this full-time and travel travels expensive, obviously. And when you're not working a

01:23:58.780 full-time job, you burn through savings relatively quickly. So I got a lot of support, but if you

01:24:04.000 want to, you know, keep me going with this, give, send, go slash, uh, RTTL dash Arvel. Um, and then,

01:24:14.040 and I have other projects also that I'm going to be doing on this tour. So not only I will go out to

01:24:19.800 Appalachia and the community that's forming in that area. Uh, but I do intend to, to run some rallies

01:24:26.860 and do more kind of conventional political activism on the side as basically a funnel to

01:24:33.560 draw people into return to the land as a solution. So we'll see how that goes when time's available

01:24:38.460 over the last couple months. I've not gotten to do that part yet because it's just journalists still

01:24:44.880 constantly, uh, want to come visit, want to report on us. And I think that coverage goes a lot further

01:24:51.480 than just a local, uh, rally or something like that. Anyway, so those are some easy ways to help

01:24:58.160 up front. And then, uh, as far as the minimum share, um, so one share in our company that runs

01:25:07.820 community one or owns community one, uh, that is associated with three acres. And so that's kind

01:25:15.340 of the minimum lot size, roughly speaking, three acres. The reason for that is septic. Uh, maybe we

01:25:21.200 could get away with two acres, but a septic system has to be set away from boundaries and wells. So 0.89

01:25:28.680 when you do all the math, like two or three acres is the smallest you could get away with in soil that

01:25:34.760 percolates how ours does. So there's a reason for the minimum size, you know, it'd be nice if we could

01:25:39.180 do half acre lots, it'd be a lot cheaper to get started, but you know, there are physical limitations.

01:25:46.380 Um, so yeah, as far as like what the prices would be currently, all of the initial shares were

01:25:54.480 purchased and many have been resold. Uh, initially it was 6,600 for a share period. There was no

01:26:02.040 differentiation between the different lots. Now there's kind of an internal market and no one's

01:26:07.620 setting the prices other than, you know, sellers are setting whatever price they think they can get

01:26:12.660 and then buyers are paying whatever they're willing to pay. Um, so I think right now you could get a,

01:26:19.340 a share associated with three acres that's been cleared for maybe 15,000, which is still all things

01:26:25.740 considered pretty cheap. You're talking, you know, the equivalent of 5,000 per acre and that's with

01:26:32.560 roads being cut. That's with the community center, uh, access to a community well,

01:26:37.620 uh, and, and then of course the intangible benefits of being part of the community. So

01:26:42.980 compared to buying land by yourself, just about anywhere in the country, I'd still,

01:26:47.520 I'd say even now, uh, it's still a very good deal.

01:26:56.080 WTF, I'm up in here. Arvo, it was great to meet you and actually get to talk to you.

01:26:59.920 As we all know, the white man's work is never done. I got to get off my ass and off X and go get some 0.99

01:27:04.420 stuff accomplished. Y'all have a great day. I love you all. And we're in this together. 0.98

01:27:12.180 Love you brother. Be safe. Take care, brother. We'll see you, uh, hopefully tomorrow.

01:27:16.600 And, uh, just so everyone's aware in case you get removed from stage, we just need to make room for

01:27:20.860 more speakers. So, uh, nothing personal, just got to make room. Uh, if you guys think of something

01:27:25.940 else, uh, feel free to come back up, uh, once, uh, we get through hands and, uh, let's get to

01:27:31.640 skull mask. But, uh, first really quickly, uh, we got 193, uh, listeners right now. So, and only

01:27:38.020 about, uh, 36 reposts, which we get on an average day. Uh, if you guys could help us out and just

01:27:43.320 take two seconds and repost the space would be greatly appreciated. Uh, and thank you ahead of

01:27:48.120 time and, uh, let's get to skull mask. Thank you, gents. Um, Mr. Arvall, it's good to be here,

01:27:54.720 be able to talk to you, brother. You had mentioned, um, a potential community going up in Washington,

01:28:02.320 maybe getting some land that has, uh, some structures already built on that. I was curious

01:28:09.840 about the implications of getting land that has already been partially developed or already has

01:28:15.760 buildings on it, structures on it, even, even some infrastructure, if there are other circumstances

01:28:22.720 that have to be considered when going after, uh, an area like that. Yeah, actually it's a lot easier,

01:28:31.140 you know, if there's an existing camp, either that infrastructure has been grandfathered in

01:28:37.740 or presumably it's all compliant with local codes because it was allowed to be built in the first

01:28:43.240 place. So, I mean, if you had the resources buying an old camp and then developing off that would be

01:28:51.800 probably a good option, nine out of 10 times. However, uh, you know, ultimately that's work

01:28:58.700 that was done by someone else that now you're paying for someone else outside of our networks.

01:29:04.620 Whereas if you buy undeveloped land, say it's all wooded and we have our logging company come in,

01:29:10.180 well then the loggers who are in our network make money first. And then we buy materials from our

01:29:17.180 own guys and we serve our needs. And then our construction crews come in and make the money.

01:29:23.840 And like, yeah, as a, from a development standpoint or an end user standpoint, it's kind of a cumbersome

01:29:31.960 process to start from raw land, but you're paying dozens of guys who would otherwise have to find

01:29:39.800 employment elsewhere. We want to create employment opportunities. So that's the big downside. If you

01:29:45.740 just buy existing infrastructure, ultimately in some roundabout way, you are paying into the general

01:29:51.940 economy more than you otherwise would be. Um, ideally we buy land from people in our networks

01:29:58.340 already who have that land for sale. And then we bring in our loggers and then we bring in our

01:30:04.460 construction crews and, you know, we, we kind of keep everything in house. That's how we would do it,

01:30:12.260 um, in an ideal world. But from, from a, uh, a legal perspective, buying somewhat already developed

01:30:20.560 land is going to save you a huge hassle. And of course things will get started a lot faster.

01:30:26.120 So if you have 50 people who want to move into a community in the next couple months,

01:30:30.920 yeah, probably buy that camp because a living community with 50 full-time members started today,

01:30:38.940 the knock-on effects of that, I think will be worth the costs, um, compared to, okay,

01:30:46.740 we're developing this for a year and a half before it's really livable for anyone. Um, and then now

01:30:53.100 you're a year behind plus where you would otherwise be. So there are pros and cons, but certainly from a,

01:30:59.200 a development standpoint, it's easier, uh, to buy existing infrastructure. It's just more expensive

01:31:05.120 up front.

01:31:09.000 Thank you, brother. Good to see you.

01:31:13.760 Thank you, Skull Mask. Uh, we're going to get to, uh, the Noticer, then Nanya,

01:31:18.660 then Kilts, then Tallwhite again.

01:31:22.080 Thanks for, uh, bringing me up, guys. Uh, Arval, I wanted to bring up to you,

01:31:27.160 so I am a water well contractor. So I own a business that drills water wells

01:31:33.980 and installs the pumps and all the equipment for those systems out on the West Coast.

01:31:40.400 And I really like seeing the stuff that RTTL is doing. And I, if you want to message me on the

01:31:46.960 back channels, I would be very interested and willing in helping, uh, members start a

01:31:56.160 similar business in their area. So not only can you guys maintain your water well systems

01:32:04.520 yourself, but it would be a revenue stream and income, a place for members to work and actually

01:32:10.520 make money because a lot of people in rural areas out in the country rely on water wells for their

01:32:16.240 water supply. And it's an industry where a lot of the older generations that, you know, started

01:32:24.400 businesses, no one wants to take them over. They don't want to hand them down. So they end up just

01:32:28.780 retiring. And the market share is, is huge. And there's a lot of, there's a lot of demand and not

01:32:36.440 a lot of people to fill that void from the older generation retiring. So there's going to be a big,

01:32:42.500 a big vacuum, a big, a big void to fill. So if you're interested, I'd definitely be interested

01:32:48.780 in helping you guys out there where I can. Yeah, a hundred percent. So DM me on telegram

01:32:57.460 at Arvel, uh, and we'll talk about it. Is that the kind of business where supposing the investment

01:33:03.480 existed, you could run the whole business with six guys? Cause in Arkansas, uh, the like discrimination

01:33:10.820 law for businesses starts to kick in with six employees. Yeah. I mean, it's a business it's,

01:33:17.620 it depends on how large you want to scale it. But if you had six guys, you could easily, uh,

01:33:24.420 you, I mean, there's really a minimum of three, uh, you know, as a startup, you would need at least

01:33:31.580 three guys to really get it going to work on the rig. Um, but I mean, you can scale it as large or as

01:33:37.520 small as you want it to get. I mean, my business, I have about 20 employees out here on the West

01:33:42.520 coast in California, but there are a lot of businesses that have four or five, six guys.

01:33:48.660 There are businesses that have 50 or 60 employees. So it's really, you can scale it as large or small

01:33:53.960 as you want it to be. But, uh, but yeah, I'll, I'll DM you and, and, uh, we can talk further about

01:34:01.800 it. I can kind of tell you more about the details on, on the business and a little more private,

01:34:07.180 uh, setting. All right. Yeah. Good plan. Good plan. And that's what I mean also about like,

01:34:15.640 if you're a young guy and you want to get involved, you don't have to wait until you have

01:34:20.400 the ideal skillset or ideal resources. We need people to go into our businesses and we won't know

01:34:28.520 upfront exactly what businesses will work in a given area. So it's not like you can prepare for

01:34:33.460 this totally blind of what the situation on the ground is going to look like, get involved and

01:34:39.480 we'll see what opportunities are actually available. You know, we start a well drilling business. Now

01:34:45.080 that's maybe five guys who can pick that up from scratch and work their way up in that kind of model

01:34:52.420 and, you know, start offshoot businesses in different parts of the country. Um, these are the

01:34:59.100 opportunities we have to be looking at.

01:35:07.020 Absolutely. Uh, we'll get to, uh, Oh, go ahead. WTF.

01:35:11.340 And that's what social media is all about. Networking. 0.98

01:35:16.260 Who's up next?

01:35:17.320 We got Nanya. Then we got kilts. Then we got tall white again. And then, uh, I think it was

01:35:23.540 necessary greatness and then nature.

01:35:29.680 All right. Yeah. Thanks for the mic. I appreciate it. White power. 1.00

01:35:33.100 So, uh, first off, Eric, thank you for clarifying my questions, uh, on activism, uh, in the DMS there.

01:35:40.820 Uh, so given what you've said about needing certain people with trade skills and that having

01:35:46.680 uh, worker housing is something that you're looking forward, um, as a possibility in the future

01:35:53.060 and how you spoke about maybe doing some kind of activism in the future as well to draw on more

01:35:58.340 people, uh, is there now, or are there any plans for teaching, uh, white wellbeing or white nationalist

01:36:05.360 philosophy, uh, on site?

01:36:07.880 Yes. Okay. It shows me still muted. Can you guys hear me?

01:36:18.300 Yeah, we hear you. Yeah, we hear you. Yeah. Okay, good. Um, yeah, something like that is, uh,

01:36:25.620 actually a preceded return to the land. Like my initial project that I was myself working on when

01:36:31.740 the guys came together to form RTTL was going to be basically just that a school for, you know,

01:36:39.680 the Western tradition, um, including all of our more salient current day talking points, you know,

01:36:47.580 around race and, you know, foreign influence and all these sorts of things. Um, but that was going

01:36:54.400 to be like a media centered project. So guys would come in, get this basic education,

01:36:59.820 and then also work on creating more propaganda. Um, so there wouldn't have been a work component

01:37:07.540 like there would have to be in whatever program we ultimately develop, but this is the kind of

01:37:13.280 institution that I have in mind. You know, you, you graduate high school, make it the norm in our

01:37:18.940 communities, but before you even think about going to college, join one of these programs in one of

01:37:25.380 our communities where you get the basic facts about our worldview from people who have been through

01:37:32.300 it, who have been in it a long time. That's one big issue in our circles. Generally, the older

01:37:38.640 generation of activists is not in contact very much with the younger generation of activists. We have

01:37:45.960 like the gen, uh, gen Z and millennials operating in one sphere, and then we have gen X and boomers kind

01:37:53.600 of operating in a separate sphere. There's some limited overlap. Um, but yeah, I mean, we definitely

01:38:00.220 need to connect the generations and learn from our elders. So that's, that's a big thing. Um, and then

01:38:07.640 also we do need a propaganda component as well. So basically what would be in the cards, you would

01:38:13.700 subscribe to this kind of program. Uh, there'd be some limited kind of tuition and room and board

01:38:20.100 included. So you, you know, pay to be a part of this program, but also you could pay all of that off

01:38:26.320 with work opportunities provided like internship type opportunities with construction. And then you

01:38:33.600 graduate to, you know, I am now skilled in this and I can join this affiliated business. So it's a worker

01:38:40.520 training program. It's getting people placed, uh, where we need them around the country.

01:38:46.860 And, and then at the same time kind of, uh, inculcating them with the core principles of our

01:38:53.480 worldview. It, I don't see a downside, you know, it seems like the natural thing to do and all that

01:38:59.980 we would really need to do it is a certain amount of initial investment to build the housing

01:39:05.120 because guys are not going to come down and camp in tents while they learn all those skills. And, uh,

01:39:11.940 and a, a dorm style housing, uh, housing unit that could house, you know, 10 guys. That's relatively

01:39:18.440 expensive. You're talking probably a minimum of $150,000. And right now, uh, it's not even clear.

01:39:26.820 So there are several actual challenges involved in making that happen within our framework.

01:39:31.660 You can do it separately, no problem. So you could just buy a large house that already exists

01:39:36.900 and have this program run out of a house like that. That would be perfectly, uh, doable. But

01:39:43.520 with the land, uh, it's not clear yet whether we can actually rent our lots. It may be that in order

01:39:50.580 to legally have a monthly payment option, it has to be some kind of payment plan type financing of a

01:39:58.500 share. So that, uh, I don't want to say too much on that because it's not entirely clear to us what's

01:40:04.760 legal and what's illegal. In fact, it's, it's practically as though the law has not been decided

01:40:10.020 on that. The law is a lot blurrier than many people think. So people will say, oh, what you're

01:40:14.880 doing is illegal. I'm like, well, a handful of lawyers think it's illegal. A handful of lawyers

01:40:19.960 think it's legal. We're not even sure it's kind of, it's up to a, a judge or potentially a jury

01:40:25.520 to decide if it's legal or illegal. Um, anyway, so, so we can't necessarily like rent out dorm

01:40:32.540 space like that. Although maybe we'll find a way to be able to do it legally, but whether

01:40:38.180 we're able to do that or not, we're going to find some kind of work around. It's really

01:40:41.620 just a matter of that initial investment. And that could be a group of people, but, uh,

01:40:47.800 let just to it's, it's all of this is so legally complicated. You need an organization

01:40:53.140 like return to the land to manage it. Cause when you get into, okay, well, we just get

01:40:57.400 a bunch of investors. You would think you could just crowdfund easily, right? That's

01:41:02.720 not how it works. If you want a lot of investors who are, um, inactive in the running or management

01:41:09.400 of the business, then most likely you're going to have to file with the sec, which is going

01:41:15.180 to have to be tens of thousands of dollars and a long arduous process. Uh, or you have

01:41:23.120 a smaller number of investors and then it can happen, but then you're asking, you know,

01:41:27.400 two or three people to chip in 50,000 plus each. And then you're asking them to be recouped

01:41:35.400 over a period of 10 years, which I mean, that's kind of standard for that level of investment.

01:41:42.900 If you invest in a business with that amount of money, you can expect a similar kind of

01:41:48.840 timeframe to have, like, if you open a hotel, okay, you'll probably pay off your initial

01:41:53.680 investment after a decade. So here, um, probably you'll pay it off after a decade. Now it's just

01:42:01.560 a matter of, there aren't that many people who have 50 K sitting around that they can just

01:42:06.800 kick into something. Um, we can always find creative options, say, um,

01:42:12.900 uh, I don't even want to suggest something too overtly, but something that could be financed.

01:42:17.640 If someone was in a position where they would qualify for a mortgage on a second home or a,

01:42:22.960 like a rental property. And that's though, that's few and far between like getting a second mortgage

01:42:30.360 on a second home. You have to, the standards for qualification are a lot higher. So a lot of

01:42:35.340 people don't even meet that you need very high income. Um, I did mortgages for a while. So I know a

01:42:41.000 little bit about that on that end of it as well. So anyway, uh, if someone, uh, hand like a small

01:42:48.660 group of people or just one guy could finance a home with say six bedrooms, that was really close

01:42:56.720 to the community, then we could run a workers program pretty much immediately, especially if

01:43:03.060 we had a full-time contractor who is willing to just take that on. I will teach these basic skills.

01:43:09.320 I will lead this crew and hopefully make money doing it. You know, you'll have an inexperienced

01:43:14.520 crew, but you can take on simple jobs at first. You can also kind of, uh, have them sharpen their

01:43:21.360 skills in the community where the stakes aren't quite as high as potentially ruining a reputation

01:43:27.240 with the general public. Um, but like competing with the locals down here, like all you really

01:43:33.260 have to do is have good visibility on a search because people coming in, they use Google maps

01:43:39.340 and they look for businesses. A lot of the businesses down here, they still, they have

01:43:43.380 business cards and their number is like written on a, on a poster board in a local hardware shop.

01:43:50.560 Um, and that's the extent of their marketing. So like we can create real opportunities for

01:43:57.920 construction crews. Um, but yeah, in a institution like that, bring them together. Some basic

01:44:04.460 education is involved. Some like propaganda work, have them learn video editing skills, have them

01:44:09.980 record everything they're doing, you know, have them, uh, you know, kind of prepped to cover, um, bigger

01:44:19.740 stories and contribute to the, the overall information war going forward and also reinforce basic worldview

01:44:28.000 items. Like where is the downside when you turn 18? Why would you not participate in a program like

01:44:35.260 that? Save money over those two years, get a bunch of new skills, get a bunch of new networking

01:44:41.240 opportunities and be surrounded by like-minded people. And then if you really decide you have

01:44:47.060 to go to a mainstream college, then you're prepared for it, right? Then you're older and you do better

01:44:52.400 in the dating market in college because you're older, you know, you're in a freshman class. Now it's you

01:44:57.840 as a 21 year old and a bunch of 18 year old women, just being frank, like your odds are going to be

01:45:03.940 better of doing, uh, better in the dating pool too. So I, I see no clear downside to this kind of

01:45:10.820 institution and I've been promoting it for well over a year now. Um, but we just, we don't have

01:45:17.140 somebody with 200 grand to throw at something like this and make it happen, unfortunately. 0.77

01:45:25.440 Well, thank you for that brother. I appreciate it. Uh, I'll hop back down to listeners. Thanks guys.

01:45:32.780 What would be your thoughts on people donating campers?

01:45:35.820 Uh, I mean, that definitely works. Uh, the downside is potentially making the land look like a trailer

01:45:44.140 park, a literal trailer park. Um, well, I guess you can move them from land to land, right? So if you

01:45:50.660 have, you know, if you had to move them around, so, but I get what you're saying. Yeah, no, I mean,

01:45:55.540 it's good. Uh, if people can donate campers, we could have more of a mobile crew for development.

01:46:02.460 Um, but, uh, but yeah, there, there is that kind of hazard. Um, I don't think you're restricted in

01:46:10.020 how many RVs you can store on a piece of property, but if you have people living in RVs more than I

01:46:18.080 think three or four of them, then whatever the property is needs to legally be classified as a

01:46:24.440 trailer park. And then it needs to go through all these health department issues. Um, so campers would

01:46:31.360 be great if you could have an arbitrary number of campers set up on any arbitrary piece of land,

01:46:36.540 but legally that's not how it works. Like I said, man, like the more you look into this stuff,

01:46:41.200 the more you realize you have to have something like return to the land, or you will be sued,

01:46:46.260 or you will not succeed just from a basic perspective, um, in developing the land, you're

01:46:53.560 going to run into some issue. You didn't realize no one can spend that amount of time looking into

01:46:58.920 all of these laws. It needs to be centrally done. And the kinds of communities we want to do,

01:47:04.040 there isn't a specialized class of lawyers that does just that. It's something that has to be

01:47:09.480 built from scratch, tailor-made for us. And, uh, and the only way to do that is with a big institution.

01:47:15.800 Understandable.

01:47:27.320 I agree.

01:47:29.080 Sounds like a lot of gray areas.

01:47:33.640 Let's get back to hands here. I think we got kilts up next. Uh, then we got, uh, necessary,

01:47:40.120 then greatness and tall white, uh, then Marco, then Royce.

01:47:47.000 Arvo, how long can you stay here too? We don't want to keep you if you got things to do as well.

01:47:52.040 Uh, I don't have anything immediately pressing. I was going to go and, uh, start some construction

01:47:57.400 work today, but no timeframe.

01:47:59.480 Okay. You just let us know.

01:48:04.840 Okay. Right on. Hey guys, I appreciate you, uh, giving me a chance on the mic and, uh, Eric,

01:48:11.560 I appreciate you. Um, this is some higher level, um, higher, a higher level download to us this

01:48:19.400 afternoon on, um, a lot of different, um, community ideas. I would say there are more of a cradle to

01:48:29.000 grave look at things, right? Um, you've talked a little about, um, um, grandfathers, uh, you know, um,

01:48:46.680 Hitler youth all the way up to, you know, 30s and 40 year old activities of like setting up 0.65

01:48:54.120 businesses and, um, um, having the intelligence enough to know the entire thing inside and out

01:48:59.560 and getting all the skills together. Of course, when you're in your teen teenage years and even

01:49:05.480 before then kicking in enough money to become a developer and even before then getting enough, um,

01:49:16.040 uh, uh, confidence in your white papers. Um, cause you'll need a lot of white papers to get some

01:49:21.960 funding for this stuff if you want to do it like that. Right. Um, and cause you know, that's really

01:49:27.320 kind of, I don't know what we're talking about here to setting up businesses to give people in

01:49:31.640 their twenties and thirties jobs or are we talking about, um, driving, um, white power forward. Right. 0.95

01:49:39.240 Um, and having community centers that do that. So, um, are we doing all of it, you know, setting up, uh,

01:49:45.960 uh, uh, building good houses, building good neighborhoods and stuff like that for, for white 0.99

01:49:52.120 families. Right. Are we doing that too? Um, are we doing all of it? Are we building, you know,

01:49:57.880 like some white power churches? And I was going to ask you also, what were the, the religious hooks

01:50:03.240 into these things, right? Cause if you take a look at these must rats, um, and what they're doing 0.98

01:50:08.680 is that in most of the must rat communities, which are well bound throughout the United States right now, 0.99

01:50:14.200 um, what their approach was is that they set up communities like they have a private community.

01:50:20.360 So they're all POCs. Um, and they're all, all guarded by little muzz rats, right? They have 1.00

01:50:26.600 little guard shacks and people can only come and go with their muzz rat. Like they own it like that. 1.00

01:50:31.160 The other ones who do that a lot are the beaners do that a lot. Um, especially in areas that there 1.00

01:50:38.680 aren't a lot of beaners. And like, I see that more over here on the east coast that I do around,

01:50:44.200 Arizona. Um, you know what I mean? So these guys have got their communities already set up and

01:50:50.200 are flowing like that. Um, so I don't know if we have, you know, on, on the WP things, do,

01:50:56.840 do we have something like that already flown? Is there, is there your organization? Um, what else

01:51:03.080 more can you, and, and the other thing, Frank, are you willing to come back on here, um, and keep us

01:51:08.120 updated on, on your ongoings, um, and your donation goals and things like that? Because I love hearing

01:51:15.480 about people who are looking at this from, you know, um, from the top down and looking at all the

01:51:21.320 things we're going to need to actually create, you know, um, um, a future for our children, right?

01:51:28.120 Um, and once you get to that point, man, I have two strong Aryan sons that I might be willing to

01:51:34.760 kick into this organization, um, provided, you know, um, their goals and your goals line up.

01:51:41.800 Man, we might have two, uh, we might have two, uh, um, two bright white minds that we can turn to, 0.96

01:51:47.640 um, and teach because they are more than willing to learn these tasks, you know, and you're hitting

01:51:53.160 them at just the point where they're getting ready to start learning these tasks. It was part of their,

01:51:59.080 it was part of their scope of scope of work anyway. And as far as what I could help you with or anything

01:52:05.320 with regard to, uh, uh, architectural and, and, um, specification writer, I don't know if you know

01:52:12.920 what that is. You might know if you know anything about the architectural world, um, a specifications

01:52:19.400 writer. And once you put out jobs to bid, I can help with things like that. So I appreciate you.

01:52:26.520 Thanks for coming on, uh, white power.

01:52:38.520 Can you guys hear him? Hello? I hear, I hear you. I heard him say white power and that was it. 0.85

01:52:53.160 Yeah, I heard his speech and then. Yeah, I think we're just having, uh, maybe got to recycle with

01:52:59.960 Arval here because I can't hear you, Arval, at the moment. We might need to recycle him into the space.

01:53:08.520 Did you guys hear what I was, I was saying to Arval? Yeah. Yeah. Uh, we heard you. I just, uh,

01:53:15.960 I think that we can't hear Arval at the, at the moment.

01:53:22.680 Yeah, I'm not getting nothing.

01:53:26.440 Yep.

01:53:29.240 Arval, if you can hear me, we need to add Marvel. If you can hear us, uh, we might need you to recycle

01:53:33.800 the space and just come back and we'll get you back up here.

01:53:39.160 Someone do you have on there?

01:53:46.520 There we go. He's dropped down. We'll get him back right up here. Uh, make sure you guys put your

01:53:50.440 hands up. Uh, if you guys are wanting to get in there, I think I have the order down, but I just

01:53:56.520 want to make sure I don't lose track. Okay. Hopefully we can get him back up here.

01:54:05.160 While we're waiting for him to get back up here. If you guys could do us a solid, just help us out,

01:54:15.480 uh, and repost the space. If you haven't, we got 200 listeners and we got 51 reposts. So if you guys

01:54:21.640 could like and repost the space helps us out big time, getting more people in here and there we go. We got

01:54:27.160 you back issues. I'm on my phone. If I had gotten the, uh, time zone issue correct from the beginning,

01:54:37.240 I would be on my computer with fast internet, but I wasn't able to get there. So I'm just on my, uh,

01:54:43.560 old laggy phone. So that's the issue. But yeah, I heard the whole question, um, or like various

01:54:50.680 thoughts that were raised. Um, and yeah, I mean, there's a lot, a lot to it. Um, I, I think we are

01:55:02.040 moving a lot faster than any of these other groups. Obviously the big competitor, as far as intentional

01:55:08.520 communities, networks, starting businesses, it's the Jews. They have many communities, many business

01:55:15.880 networking structures. Uh, they have lobbying groups that, I mean, it gets to an extreme with

01:55:22.840 them. So we're not near that level of organization, but we are, I think, better poised than the Muslim 1.00

01:55:29.720 communities or even the Mexican communities, because what we're doing is totally transparent

01:55:36.120 and legal. We're not doing anything under the table like Mexicans tend to do. The Muslims are trying 1.00

01:55:41.880 to obey the law, but they're doing it in a relatively limited way. As far as I can tell,

01:55:47.320 like this community in Texas, it's through their HOA and they don't really have as much control over

01:55:53.480 their community as we have ours. And it doesn't allow for as much potential scaling and networking.

01:56:01.800 I think we're

01:56:07.000 I can't hear him.

01:56:11.880 Yeah, he might be getting a call or having a connection issue. Again, we'll get him back up

01:56:15.720 here right away.

01:56:20.280 We lost you. We lost the RV. Thanks. Thanks do long.

01:56:24.280 We lost everyone. Perfect guy.

01:56:35.000 Tall white guy. I kind of wanted, I had something I was going to say that you can probably address on

01:56:40.520 is like, uh, looking towards the Amish as good examples for how, you know, things they do that we

01:56:47.720 can do also.

01:56:54.280 I reckon as long as we keep it, keep it white, we keeping it right. You know what I mean?

01:57:03.880 Yeah. I was just thinking, if I may, while he, while he's trying to reconnect.

01:57:08.440 The Amish have factories where I'm from, Amish and Mennonites, and they do have housing by the

01:57:20.840 factories. I don't know legally how that works. But, uh, they'll, they'll have their people work 0.95

01:57:27.080 at the factory for like two years, three years, save up money. And then they'll, they'll go off and

01:57:32.040 buy their own piece of land. And that's a really good way to be able to like, expand the land under

01:57:37.400 our control too.

01:57:45.880 Definitely. Definitely. Uh, throwing you a mic or of all, I'm not sure if you're getting it.

01:57:52.440 Let me, give me a thumbs up if you can hear me or if you're, uh,

01:57:55.320 Oh, he's gone. He might just be, uh, closing the app and coming back in here. So, um, yeah,

01:58:04.460 we're going to get through Hans when he comes back.

01:58:07.640 I'm actually using my laptop, dude. I haven't used my laptop on X and like,

01:58:12.340 since you and I used to do it on the weekends.

01:58:16.300 Crazy.

01:58:16.700 It's been forever.

01:58:18.300 That's crazy, man. Um, so, uh, really quickly while we're getting them back in here, guys,

01:58:22.700 we do these shows every day, Monday to Friday, uh, Mondays and Fridays, starting at 6am Pacific

01:58:28.300 time with, uh, oven chats, oven side chats with Carl Rattle. Uh, and, uh, the rest of the week,

01:58:33.540 we do these shows starting at 8am Pacific time. So if you guys are liking what you're hearing,

01:58:39.180 make sure you guys are following the white excellence host account to my left and any of the co-hosts

01:58:43.980 that are presently on, we do these until the afternoon. Um, so next after us will be 1488 radio

01:58:51.520 Fridays. We will have a broadcast after. And, uh, then I think around 2 PM Mondays and Wednesdays,

01:58:59.260 we do the ruined speaker radio. It's a little bit of a reading space. So definitely make sure you guys

01:59:05.060 check out all the spaces set and bell notifications. So you don't miss anything. And we'll try and get

01:59:10.440 Arval back in here. Um, he might just be having a big connection issue right now. Um, so bear with

01:59:19.220 us while we, uh, try to get him back in here. You might just be trying to reconnect, you know,

01:59:24.020 how this app goes. Um, but yeah, greatly appreciate it to everybody who, uh, has reposted the space 50,

01:59:29.980 70 guys reposted. We've got 200 viewers. Uh, if you guys could help us out and you haven't reposted

01:59:35.120 the space already, please help us out with that. And it's good to have all the new faces in here.

01:59:40.300 And, uh, yeah, thanks for coming on in here. And if you guys do have questions, we're going,

01:59:44.900 we're about an hour out from, uh, switching over spaces. So, um, we'll try to get it to as many

01:59:51.760 hands as that we can. So if we can't get to your hand, uh, by the end of the space, um, we might just,

01:59:57.840 yeah, it'll just have to be that. So, um, uh, WTF has he, have you reached out to him just to make

02:00:05.360 sure he's going to be able to get back in here? Yeah. I haven't got a message from him yet. Okay.

02:00:12.520 So he might still be, uh, finagling it. We do have a request for sure. Uh, and the, uh,

02:00:22.520 for, uh, anybody that is, uh, curious, uh, the, the legal fund link is up in the nest there.

02:00:29.360 So you guys can, uh, go there and throw down some heckles for their, uh, legal funds and their legal

02:00:35.900 research, uh, would be greatly appreciated towards the project. It's one way you contribute can

02:00:41.760 contribute if you, uh, you know, don't want to come down there and all that. So, uh, make sure you guys

02:00:47.740 look into that also. And yeah, we'll try and he could be switching. He could be switching devices.

02:00:55.720 Like, Oh yeah, that's true. That's true. So bear with us. Uh, we'll try and figure out what's going on.

02:01:10.120 Marco, you fag. Good to see you. Jesus Christ. You guys find a way to jump. I got one button 1.00

02:01:16.820 and y'all jump dead on that son of a bitch. Every time I show up. 1.00

02:01:25.460 That's all. I might've covered my question. I don't want to jump in front of these other

02:01:28.540 brothers. I had a presentation I had to give, uh, but, um, I'll wait my turn. Um,

02:01:34.620 sounds good.

02:01:43.700 Well, if you want to, if you want to get in there right now, I mean, uh, and we can get back to you,

02:01:49.020 but, um, he might've answered your question. What was your question?

02:01:53.200 I don't want to jump in front of these brothers, but I was gone and, uh, I, I, I, I didn't want to

02:01:58.960 miss it. Um, so, you know, I can tell from listening to, uh, Mr. Arbol, you know, you know,

02:02:05.600 he, you know, he's, he has a pretty high business acumen also. And, um, so the one thing is everybody

02:02:12.260 needs to understand is excess money, you know, is always looking for yield. Um, I, you know,

02:02:18.240 at the risk of being called a fucking Jew or some shit. Right. But it's always looking for yield. 1.00

02:02:22.260 I mean, that's the only way people are going to put it up. My, my question I was interested in,

02:02:26.420 and I'm prepared to say it twice and ask him, and maybe you guys already heard this is,

02:02:31.100 you know, um, I'm interested in at the land acquisition phase. Um, and I was wondering if

02:02:38.620 he had, you know, room for, uh, investors where, you know, there's, where there's already a defined ROI,

02:02:46.200 you know, that's, that's kind of that, that's what perks my ears up and where I would be willing

02:02:51.480 to get involved. And of course that's very early in the process. I don't care about the track.

02:02:57.300 I don't want to say I don't care. I don't mean that, you know, but that stuff doesn't interest

02:03:01.620 me as much. And I, I would be interested at the land acquisition phase. And so I don't know if he

02:03:06.060 mentioned, you know, cause that's where the defined ROI is. Right. So I'm just curious, maybe,

02:03:12.260 maybe he didn't bring it up. I don't know, but. Did, did you say you got to get to a meeting fairly

02:03:17.380 soon or maybe you want to jump in there? If you got, yeah. Yeah. No, no. I said I missed him

02:03:23.140 because I was, no, I'm, I'm free now. So y'all can fuck with me all the rest of the day and 0.99

02:03:28.200 everything. I'm good now, man. All right. Well, we got them back up here. Uh, Arville, can you hear 0.99

02:03:32.040 us? I can. Can you hear me? Yes, we can. Yes, we can. Um, so let's get back to hands here. I think

02:03:39.380 we lost a few people. Um, so I think that would be, uh, greatness then tall white, then Royce, then Marco.

02:03:47.380 Hey, uh, excuse me. Uh, thank you for the opportunity to speak. Uh, first and foremost,

02:03:53.840 uh, pretty awesome to be in a, in a sphere like this. Uh, it's not, uh, too often that I get to,

02:04:00.320 uh, speak to other likewise, uh, like-minded, uh, white men, you know, who are on the same path and

02:04:06.400 on the ideological tip as well. It's, uh, really difficult to find that, especially growing up in

02:04:11.840 Southern California and LA and whatnot. But, uh, I want to say to Arville, uh, I've seen you online and

02:04:17.160 I've seen you go viral and whatnot. And this is a dream I've kind of had ever since I was younger,

02:04:22.100 uh, what you're doing and you're kind of putting words to action. Uh, the things that a lot of us

02:04:27.480 in the white community down where I was, uh, aspired to do, uh, but we either never gained the

02:04:33.660 capital or the momentum or, you know, the, the, the, just the physical capability of doing it,

02:04:39.340 uh, through hardships and other, you know, uh, situations in our environment. But I want to ask you

02:04:44.660 something, uh, how do you go about financing? Because I, I sent you a private message on,

02:04:51.500 uh, on X. I don't know if you'd prefer telegram. I don't have your telegram. Uh, but I wanted to

02:04:57.660 know how can I assist because I'm going to be afforded something very soon here, uh, that I

02:05:03.520 want to recontribute to my people and help you out with your cause. And I want to be able to, uh,

02:05:09.780 talk to you directly, uh, to discuss some of that, uh, to contribute in a manner that, that,

02:05:16.200 that, uh, could substantially help these numbers that everybody has been dropping in the past, like

02:05:20.820 30 minutes that everybody's been talking. And I wanted to know, how can I do that? What can I do,

02:05:26.700 uh, in order to make that legal process? Because we know these Jews and everybody else are going to

02:05:31.480 make every attempt, uh, to try and, you know, ostracize any moves, uh, that are made in regards to a big,

02:05:38.260 you know, financial donations. So I want to know, uh, when, and if you get time, uh, would you be

02:05:44.260 able to afford me a little bit of it, uh, to, uh, have a further conversation in depth about that?

02:05:52.120 Yeah, sure thing. Um, so of course with regard to donations, we have our give send go campaigns up

02:05:59.180 now. If you wanted to help with the legal side of that, you absolutely could. Um, there's really

02:06:04.120 nothing stopping you. You don't have to be a member of the PMA to contribute, uh, if you want

02:06:08.520 to invest. And that's really the thing that we need. We need people who want to develop these

02:06:14.140 communities. The easiest way to do that is join the PMA. And right now, so we're developing, uh,

02:06:21.020 a company to do this in an organized way. And then hopefully even a credit union, we'll see how that

02:06:27.300 goes. That'll open up a bunch of new possibilities. But right now, the easy way to get involved, uh,

02:06:33.780 and invest in developing the community is to buy a share in the company that owns the land

02:06:38.820 and have something built. You could come out and stay and see it built yourself and contribute to the,

02:06:45.780 the building process, or you could just pay to have it built and then find a buyer and offer

02:06:52.420 on a payment plan that share associated with that three acres. And if you could find a way to make

02:06:59.220 it work for say a thousand a month over a period of years, um, I mean, you could build small,

02:07:05.540 small cabins where people are willing to finance them out for a relatively low monthly payment. That's,

02:07:12.580 uh, that'll increase our ability to bring new people onto the land. So all of that is, uh, is very

02:07:18.340 helpful. Uh, we've also been talking about, uh, a bit in the last couple of questions and institutions

02:07:25.220 specifically for young men who want to learn skills, construction skills, but also get inculcated in our

02:07:31.140 worldview more broadly and also learn media skills, which all of us really need to have, uh, to effectively

02:07:38.740 wage this information war. So, I mean, any of that is on the table. So just message me, uh,

02:07:45.060 DMs on X are fine or on telegram, which I do prefer at Arvel.

02:07:52.500 Okay. Uh, I appreciate it. And then, uh, one last thing, uh, you said, uh, media output and whatnot. Um,

02:07:59.860 uh, at the moment right now, I'm trying to reassemble my life, uh, because the government kind of destroyed

02:08:05.780 mine. Um, I'm, I'm actually a J sixer and, uh, I, I went through hell, uh, because of what the government

02:08:12.900 did. So, uh, I'm, I'm putting my life back together, but given this second lease on life,

02:08:19.140 because I wouldn't be sitting here talking to you if I didn't get pardoned, because they gave me 20 0.99

02:08:22.500 fucking years, uh, in prison for that shit. So, uh, but I have a chance and an opportunity to be the 0.98

02:08:29.540 white man that I need to be for my daughter. And I want to teach her the right ways. And in regards to

02:08:34.960 what you were saying about the beds and everything, brother, I don't want anything, but I want that to be

02:08:40.680 afforded to other people who are going to be there. Even if I was never to go there in person,

02:08:45.520 I want that to be afforded to other white people who need it and could help you and what you're

02:08:51.640 doing. So I don't want anything from this other than to help contribute to what you're doing,

02:08:56.580 because I believe in the cause and you're doing the right fucking thing for the right people.

02:09:01.240 And we deserve that. And we deserve to have that community. So any way that I can give forth to

02:09:06.100 somebody who's actually doing it, I'm going to do it. And like I said, I got to wait a couple of months

02:09:10.400 uh, you know, to the beginning of next year, but in that timeframe, I, uh, I want to do something

02:09:17.000 that can help you and, uh, help you in a big way. And I don't want shit in return. I just want to do 0.89

02:09:22.380 that. So other white people can enjoy the benefits of what you're doing, brother. 0.80

02:09:27.440 Well, thanks. I appreciate you saying that. Um, for sure though, join the PMA because that'll open up

02:09:33.880 the options for like how you can directly collaborate with us. Um, you also then have access to our whole

02:09:40.180 network and it's a lot of really high quality people, a lot of great conversations to be had.

02:09:44.500 We have regional chapters, you know, and we're trying to get those more active and more local

02:09:49.020 meetups happening. So for sure, join the PMA and DM me on telegram.

02:09:55.320 All right. I appreciate the chance to talk. Hey, all you white men take care and be safe. Remember 0.67

02:09:59.200 they hate us and they want us dead. It's evident with what they're doing out there. So be safe and keep

02:10:03.360 your kids safe. Stay strong. White men. Let's go. Thank you for that. And, uh, we'll get to, 1.00

02:10:11.680 let's see here. I think we had, I think it was Royce and tall white then Marco.

02:10:20.260 Good afternoon.

02:10:21.060 Howdy. Just wanted to do a little, that's my way of doing, making sure that I'm heard. So I am located

02:10:32.560 in Arkansas. I've been following our evolve for a while now. Unfortunately, my accounts keep getting

02:10:39.240 axed, but we adapt and we overcome them. All right. So the reason that I am requesting to speak today,

02:10:47.680 by the way, it's the first time. And it's my first time listening to the hosts. So excited about that,

02:10:52.660 but I'm actually a licensed drone pilot. And you guys were talking about, uh, well, you guys mentioned

02:11:00.340 the word propaganda. That's not the word that I would have used, but it's basically the same thing.

02:11:06.240 I'd love the opportunity to work with Arbol, get some drone footage, not just the standard run of the 0.69

02:11:13.760 mill stuff that you see any idiot with a DJI doing. I'm talking about like the FPV stuff and the

02:11:21.280 exciting stuff, the really immersive things, things that catch people's eyes. I haven't been

02:11:26.760 with this movement for very long, but I recognize the necessity of it. And I also recognize that

02:11:33.780 not all of them, not all of the non-whites are bad, but at the same time, you know, stats are stats. 0.99

02:11:38.880 So with that being said, I want to be involved. I would love the opportunity. I've been trying to

02:11:44.720 get my own personal drone business off the ground for the, forgive the pun, getting started for the

02:11:49.500 last going on two years. But, um, unfortunately Arkansas is not a very, uh, business friendly

02:11:55.680 climate unless you're Walmart. Uh, and I can attest to that because I've actually been out of work for

02:12:00.580 the last two months in my main gig, thanks to Sarah Huckabee Sanders and all the other state

02:12:05.520 legislatures that are beholden to automotive insurance lobbyists. That's basically about

02:12:12.160 all I had to say. And, uh, I'd love to hear back and what Arvall thinks about it.

02:12:16.720 All right, Arvall, are you still with us, sir? 0.98

02:12:35.920 Damn it, Julon, you had one job. 0.99

02:12:51.600 Give him a minute. Give him a second here. Yeah. 1.00

02:12:54.940 Yep.

02:12:57.100 Can you hear us, Arvall? Can you still hear us? We might need to cycle you back. I don't

02:13:02.220 see your mic coming off or anything. Oh, there we go. He's coming back up, I think.

02:13:05.920 Let's see if we have any problems this time. Sorry for the, uh, disruptions, everybody.

02:13:25.560 You know how this app works.

02:13:26.960 He might've just not been able to turn his microphone on because that's happened to me

02:13:35.000 a few times here, uh, throughout this space so far. Uh, it's, it's a lot. It's, uh, yeah.

02:13:41.680 Happens all the time. So we'll try and get back, get him back up here real quick.

02:13:45.120 But yeah, thank you for the, uh, 61 repulse guys. Really appreciate that.

02:13:55.440 Seems like, uh, just on a side note, the, uh, Logan, uh, Federico is catching some, uh, heat

02:14:14.020 with her father now highly getting involved in her, uh, death. 0.98

02:14:22.280 Killed, killed by a nigger. 29 prior arrests and 25 felonies. 1.00

02:14:32.120 And this was on the third and I haven't heard about it until yesterday.

02:14:39.580 Wild, wild, no good.

02:14:40.940 Okay.

02:14:44.020 No trial. Just beat the motherfucker to death with baseball bats, man. Fuck it. 1.00

02:14:50.360 Absolutely. Let's go. 1.00

02:14:51.500 That was May. That was May 3rd. May 3rd. That's just insane.

02:14:56.640 I say, just give it, I say, just give him to her, to the men in her family.

02:15:01.460 Call it, call it done.

02:15:02.580 Yeah. The dad's heated. So he's making sure people are noticing and hearing about it now.

02:15:07.600 So that's how I heard about it.

02:15:10.840 Definitely. Uh, and while we have a moment here,

02:15:13.380 getting Marvel back guys, if you want to check up in the nest, uh, I've got a link for, uh,

02:15:17.980 if you guys want to support the show and grab some, uh, nice clothing, uh, we got white excellence

02:15:23.300 clothing, white excellence.org. You guys can check it out and support the show. Donate.

02:15:27.660 And we've got our vote back. Let's go.

02:15:30.040 Yeah. Wow. Um, with a brand new sweatshirt from the looks of it.

02:15:34.240 Um, so you guys can hear me.

02:15:37.840 Yeah, we can hear you.

02:15:38.520 All right.

02:15:39.560 Yeah. I guess it's all of the, uh, the spyware that the feds put on my phone just lags now so bad.

02:15:46.200 Um, I don't remember exactly where the last, uh, questioner left off.

02:15:52.740 So if, uh, I could get prompted on exactly where he was before I dropped.

02:16:00.520 Give me just a second.

02:16:06.760 Oh yeah. The drone thing. Um, yeah, for sure. Uh, join the PMA and come out and visit and we'll talk

02:16:15.120 about it because we could definitely use better drone footage for, uh, for media. We also need

02:16:21.300 people just to full-time be dedicated to creating more media. It's one of my main roles. Um, and I

02:16:28.140 made one kind of mini documentary on the project. Um, I've captured bits here and there, but I've

02:16:36.780 also been traveling quite a bit. Um, so I mean, having more of a crew there full-time and when I'm

02:16:42.360 staying on the land full-time in a couple of months, that'll be a big help also in getting

02:16:47.380 more footage compiled, but, uh, all the editing and stuff takes a good bit of time. That's why a

02:16:53.400 training program for younger guys to get into media would be a big asset, even while they're in

02:16:58.000 training, you know, editing is very kind of monotonous, uh, time-consuming task. So, uh, yeah,

02:17:06.120 I definitely like to expand our media operations and, uh, a quality drone, uh, and drone pilot

02:17:12.640 would be a big asset. Anything else you wanted to add for us? Uh, yeah, sorry about, uh, having to

02:17:18.300 ask for a minute. Like I said before, you know, my, the great Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her ilk in 0.99

02:17:24.380 the state legislature put me out of work a couple of months ago. I used to be a freelance contractor

02:17:29.560 for marketing, uh, not digital marketing, but just getting, getting basically closing

02:17:35.060 quote unquote sales, but it wasn't really a sales position. Anyway, I'm getting off onto a tangent.

02:17:40.260 I don't want to go there, but yeah, unfortunately the state, it just, it put me out of business at,

02:17:45.300 you know, four years of working for myself. And for the last couple of years, I, I decided to go

02:17:49.920 ahead and get into drone craft is what I like. I like to call it based upon, you know, everything

02:17:55.540 that's been going on, on over in Ukraine, even if you don't use it for marketing, it's just something

02:17:59.440 handy to know how to do. But yeah, I, I, I'm not going to sit here and pretend like I'm some kind

02:18:04.780 of, um, digital marketing guru, but I do have skills when it comes to piloting drones, even the FPV

02:18:11.360 ones, I can do some really quite amazing things with them. And as far as just basic social media

02:18:18.740 posts, I, I can do that too. So I don't know what a, what a PMA is. I I've messaged you while I

02:18:27.460 haven't messaged you, but I've posted under your, your X posts plenty of times from several different

02:18:32.020 accounts because they keep getting nuked. But if, uh, you can educate me on what that is,

02:18:36.800 cause, um, I'm not exactly the smartest cookie when it comes to technological stuff. Um, but yeah,

02:18:42.380 I'd love to, I'd love to connect and we can talk more about it.

02:18:44.820 Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah. Message me on telegram at our role. Uh, a PMA is a private membership

02:18:50.960 association. So return to the land is a private association. We have that so that it can be

02:18:57.280 exclusive. So it's not operating in the public domain where things like the fair housing act

02:19:01.840 apply, but it's in the private domain. It's like a private club that we formed. So, uh, you can apply

02:19:08.260 for that at return to the land.org. Uh, right now the interview slots are booked for a month or two,

02:19:14.800 but, um, if you hang out in the interviews chat, which will be added to once you apply,

02:19:20.740 then occasionally people are available to conduct impromptu interviews. So, um, so yeah,

02:19:28.620 if you keep an eye out, you can get in before too long. And if you're already in Arkansas,

02:19:32.360 I mean, we're an hour West of Jonesboro, so I don't know where exactly you are, but hopefully

02:19:37.780 you can make it. I'm very close. Okay. Well, good. Yeah. Join the PMA first and then come out and

02:19:45.400 visit. And we'll talk about what we can do for media. Wonderful. I look forward to meeting him.

02:19:52.780 Awesome. Let's get to tall white and then we'll go to Marco.

02:19:55.460 Yeah, I did. I've put in my application. I spoke to someone already. I'm horrible with names. So,

02:20:08.820 uh, I'm just waiting on that email. It's back. I think it's been about a week now or so,

02:20:14.560 but, uh, you know, saying, you know, all things, you know, go smooth, uh, get approved. I do the

02:20:26.200 membership fee and everything. I work on the road at minimum three weeks on one week off. Uh,

02:20:34.800 uh, how would I go about like, uh, showing up just to like help out kind of thing? Like, uh,

02:20:45.840 you know, I'm kind of, I kind of know a little bit of everything. I'm not going to say I'm a master

02:20:52.040 of any, but, uh, you know, I could definitely donate a week's worth of time. I'm not, you know,

02:21:00.160 a pushover by any means. I can, you know, I like lifting heavy shit. I I'll do it for free just to 0.99

02:21:07.660 get back in to, you know, shape. But, uh, yeah, that was my main question. Like say it probably

02:21:15.020 can't be anytime soon just because all these holidays are coming up and everything. But like

02:21:19.480 next, uh, next year when like the ice breaks and all that, uh, I wanted to come by and just,

02:21:30.160 you know, donate, uh, my time and my back, how would I go about that?

02:21:38.020 Yeah. Members of the association are welcome anytime. Um, that's one of the perks of membership.

02:21:44.380 Uh, otherwise you can come as a guest. Um, but practically I can't just invite anyone, uh,

02:21:52.420 outside of the PMA. I actually have to know them in real life to bring them in as a guest.

02:21:56.260 Yeah. Once you're in the PMA come by, you're welcome anytime. I mean, announce it, let us know,

02:22:02.620 um, that you intend on visiting or that you want to help with construction. Peter, uh, Siri does a lot

02:22:10.240 of our contracting for private jobs and also, uh, community infrastructure projects. So you could

02:22:17.880 get coordinated with him on when the best time specifically would be, or, you know, maybe I have

02:22:23.320 a project going on, let me know, let someone who actually lives on the land know. Um, and we would

02:22:29.200 try to help you with accommodations. Um, there's not a whole lot of extra housing, but if you were

02:22:34.580 there to volunteer labor, I'm sure we could find some kind of roof to put over you. 0.98

02:22:38.820 Um, real, real quick, uh, is there like a, it doesn't have to be like a Hampton or anything, but is

02:22:46.660 there like a, a hotel like nearby that if someone was to, they can just like rent hotel or something?

02:22:55.420 Yeah. The hotels in this part of the country are typically not the best. Um, Pocahontas, Arkansas,

02:23:01.620 you can find hotels, Hardy, Arkansas, you can find hotels and they're both about a half hour. Um,

02:23:08.120 but, uh, I typically recommend one in particular, the Spring River Lodge and Hardy. It's the one

02:23:14.560 like relatively clean, well-maintained one, and it's not owned by Indians, which is rare. So yes. 0.91

02:23:26.220 Good stuff. Marco, you're up.

02:23:29.920 So, um, I apologize. I, uh, had some presentations earlier, so I kind of missed the, the beginning. Uh,

02:23:37.740 but, uh, Mr. Arbol mentioned, uh, you know, expansion to Tennessee. And so, uh, I'm an older

02:23:44.800 guy. Uh, what, what, what interests me is, and I could tell from Mr. Arbol's, uh, business

02:23:51.540 acumen, you know, he understands probably, you know, excess money is looking for yield. Right. And

02:23:56.120 I am for, I am formulating a question here. So what interests me, particularly when you mentioned

02:24:02.800 Tennessee is at the land acquisition phase, you know, is there, or is there, is the room

02:24:09.860 for investors where there's, uh, you know, defined terms for ROI. And I, I, I'm not, I'm hoping you're

02:24:18.040 not going to tell me, go join the PMA. I'm talking about like corp to corp type inquiries where there's

02:24:23.040 a defined ROI, uh, at the land acquisition phase. I'm not interested in tract housing. I love what we're

02:24:29.040 doing. That's why I'm in this space. I come here every day. Uh, but I'm just curious, is there at a

02:24:33.720 higher level? Uh, I'm interested in that land acquisition phase. I mean, I can tell you now

02:24:39.420 Northern Alabama would be fantastic. Um, uh, but I'm just, I'm just curious at, at that, at that,

02:24:46.140 at that, um, at that phase is a room or, or is that, um, is that pretty much booked? You've kind

02:24:53.820 of got that with a select group at a high level or how's that work? Well, I'm sure there's

02:25:01.020 some way of working with an intermediate development company with initial land acquisition and then

02:25:09.740 a resale to whatever RTTL affiliate company, uh, is founded there. So maybe, um, it depends

02:25:18.880 on who is available, um, to actually fund the initial purchase so far, it's all been member

02:25:25.340 driven. So with the first community, there were like 10 guys who had some savings to throw

02:25:31.660 in and that's how we were able to get our, uh, 160 acres. Um, now if we wanted to do something

02:25:42.340 where you fund initial investment in the property and surveying and then like facilitated lot pricing,

02:25:52.900 um, that's, that's a serve. I haven't really thought about that before. That's a service

02:25:57.860 we could possibly more or less contract and arrange in advance. Um, but no, it's not something we've

02:26:06.180 worked with so far. Um, and as far as actually owning shares in RTTL affiliate, uh, companies

02:26:14.580 and the land as it's actually used by the, um, the communities, you have to be a member of the PMA

02:26:21.780 to have any ownership interest, um, at all. Now you can be expelled from the PMA and yet retain your

02:26:28.260 ownership interest and then have the right to sell it, but you would lose residency rights. But, uh, we

02:26:33.380 don't really have a way to buy in or fund development unless you're inside the PMA.

02:26:38.500 Now joining the PMA is, I know you said you didn't want me to ask you to do that, but it is very

02:26:42.340 simple. It's a $25 lifetime membership. It's just our way of vetting so that we know who we're working

02:26:48.260 with and so that we know the people that we're working with are willing to play ball and meet us

02:26:54.100 halfway and, you know, uh, mind the legal framework, uh, the constraints that we're under. Um, so I don't

02:27:01.620 know if that exactly addresses, we don't have any formal process yet or defined ROI as an individual.

02:27:10.260 If you wanted to join the PMA and build something and then finance that or, you know, offer a payment

02:27:17.700 plan to pay it off. And that's the kind of return you were looking for. I mean, we could write up a

02:27:23.140 contract for construction, estimate all the costs, estimate, um, the return and try to find a buyer

02:27:31.460 and actually have that lined up before you begin. Um, but that would be not like a business to

02:27:37.220 business kind of interaction. The kind of scale that I think you're talking about, we have not

02:27:41.780 really addressed, but if you want to talk with us more, uh, I'm happy to consider your thoughts.

02:27:47.700 Yeah. I mean, but the, uh, and I appreciate what you're doing, brother, you know, with the guys I,

02:27:53.460 that I have contacts with, you know, they're not interested in buying three acres, man, you know,

02:27:59.780 so we could, you know, the first one was one 68. I mean, you know, just, just as an example,

02:28:06.420 you know, grabbing 200 acres in Northern Alabama. Um, the first question they're going to ask, and I'm,

02:28:12.500 I'm not, uh, I'm not challenging you here. I just want you to think about it. They're going to know

02:28:16.820 when they get their money back and, um, hell I could buy the first 200. I'm just trying to say that,

02:28:22.440 uh, I want you to think about that because they're looking for defined ROI after that,

02:28:27.240 you know, it gets sold and then they can sell it and they can sell it. We don't care about any of

02:28:31.960 that. Right. I'm not saying that we don't love white people. Don't get me wrong, brother. I'm just 0.55

02:28:35.900 saying they're going to, these, these big guys are going to want defined ROI. So I just, I'd like,

02:28:40.440 could you could please think about it and, um, we can figure out how to talk about it in the,

02:28:46.180 in the future. Yeah. No, I appreciate the thought. And we have put some thought

02:28:52.080 into that. We were, we wrote up a prospectus for a development company where, you know,

02:28:57.840 it wouldn't just be one project. It'd be a series of projects and there'd be different timeframes

02:29:04.320 and different return rates for different classes of investors. So if you're willing to sit on your

02:29:08.960 investment or have us sit on it for 10 years, well, then you'll get a higher percentage return.

02:29:14.480 Uh, if it's a shorter timeframe for you, then it's a lower percentage. So we've modeled some of that

02:29:19.840 with what we might do with the development company, but, uh, we're not necessarily going

02:29:24.720 ahead with that because starting that kind of company, there's a lot of filings and legal expenses

02:29:30.160 involved, and we might not end up going with that kind of corporation to facilitate it. We might

02:29:36.080 have a credit union, which would make everything a lot easier. And then all you'd have to do is

02:29:40.960 deposit with us and be a member of the PMA. Any of these options, realistically, to avoid trouble,

02:29:47.760 investors have to be in the PMA. Maybe there are select options outside when it comes to initial

02:29:53.920 investment, but coordinating that and giving any guarantee when the entire PMA, like when it's not

02:30:03.040 a PMA project yet, and it's only, yeah, we would like to do this. It's hard to contract in a promise,

02:30:09.200 uh, promissory way with a large group of people who in the intervening months may or may not decide

02:30:15.360 even to stick with the project. You know how these spaces are. People will say, I'm all for it. I

02:30:19.680 want to join. And then, oh, but you know, this happened in my personal life or I got fired from

02:30:24.000 my job and now I can't do it. So, I mean, the only space I can see for outside companies, non-PMA

02:30:31.520 affiliated to help out would be initial development of the property and then selling on terms to the

02:30:39.520 RTTL community that's going to inhabit it. But then you're, the entity that you're dealing with 0.96

02:30:45.360 is like a set of 10 to 30 to 50 people who, I don't know how you would like contractually

02:30:53.760 bind them into it. Cause the, the hazard clearly would be some people decide to drop out. And then

02:30:59.120 the initial investors, that outside business entity, they're not able to meet the projected

02:31:05.040 time. So, you know, we want to avoid that. So you, so, and I, and I'm not, so, um,

02:31:11.760 I respect you, but you just made the jump over again, land acquisition. That's what I'm talking

02:31:16.880 about. So I don't care if, and I'm not being ugly brother. I don't care how many people you have

02:31:23.680 developed your tract housing and who frames it and who puts the roofs on it. I'm talking about land

02:31:28.740 acquisition period at the highest level. That's what I'm talking about. Right. You jumped over that

02:31:34.720 this time and started talking about building houses again and all this shit. I get it, brother. 0.99

02:31:39.400 I'm talking about land acquisition. That's what I'm interested in. So just think about it, man.

02:31:44.400 Yeah. Can I ask you a question? So what do you, what's the value add for RTTL to work with

02:31:49.300 another entity to acquire the land? Like if we can crowdfund it and just purchase it ourselves,

02:31:54.820 what's the benefit? Well, could maybe we could do it faster, uh, to, to expedite things for white 0.99

02:32:00.760 people. One, I mean, look again, you know, this, I understand, I can hear your business acumen,

02:32:05.760 you know, excess money is looking for yield. You know that. So, um, but we could do it faster

02:32:11.880 or we may even know people that have land, right. That would be willing to hand that over

02:32:17.660 at a reasonable price. So I'm not being, I'm not being combative here. What I'm, what I'm trying

02:32:22.780 to say is there's something happening at a higher level where there's an opportunity and surely you

02:32:28.180 could use, you know, that type, those types of funds. That's all I'm saying. So.

02:32:32.120 I can see the benefit. If there's some possibility for financing arrangements,

02:32:36.680 then that gives the RTTL community some leeway in getting development kickstarted because they

02:32:44.100 don't have to come up with everything immediately. And even if it was a five-year term, that would be

02:32:49.320 useful to our groups. Um, whether that's something, the kind of investors you're talking about are up

02:32:55.160 for. I don't know. Yeah, no, that's fine. But you're pitching and, and I don't mean this in a bad

02:33:00.820 way. You're pitching a retail, you're pitching retail, right. Uh, but, and that's okay. I'm

02:33:05.280 just curious. I'm looking at that, you know, I'm looking at that wholesale above it. So I appreciate

02:33:10.420 your time, man. I can, I can hear your business acumen. I've just, uh, I just had some questions.

02:33:15.660 So thanks for letting me ask brother. Sure thing.

02:33:20.520 Good stuff. Um, if anybody else has any more questions, uh, we got a lot of space up here.

02:33:30.460 If you want to grab a microphone and ask your question now, uh, otherwise, um, I guess, uh,

02:33:37.980 I don't know if WTF's back. Are you back WTF? I think he had to take care of something really 0.94

02:33:46.080 quickly. We got one hand here, uh, got white river coming up. So, uh, and if anybody else would like

02:33:52.680 to ask a question, now's your chance. Get up here. We got about 30 minutes left here in the,

02:33:57.380 in the area and unity show. So, uh, Arvel's a busy man. And, uh, so if we're out of questions and,

02:34:03.060 uh, I don't know if he's wanting to stick around and, uh, say anything else, but, uh, more than

02:34:08.160 well. I'm afraid to be tempting fate if I stayed on here really any longer, because it's kicked me

02:34:13.580 out several times now and I bet it'll do it again. So if that does happen, I don't know if, uh,

02:34:19.680 I'll go through the whole process of trying to re rejoin. I had to restart my phone entirely one

02:34:23.700 time. So, um, let's just keep going until I'm kicked. And then that'll be that, I guess. 0.64

02:34:29.020 Sure. Thanks for things. And we definitely appreciate your time, uh, for the, uh,

02:34:33.060 for coming to the space. So thanks in case I don't get to say thank you before you drop out,

02:34:37.780 but thank you very much for that. And, uh, let's get to white river, uh, great Scott and then Steve.

02:34:45.900 Yeah. Sorry, brother for the time mix up, but I appreciate you, uh, taking time out of your day

02:34:50.540 to be here for everybody. And we had a lot of people asking questions. So instead of asking other

02:34:55.560 people, why not ask you? So I appreciate it, man. Sure. Yeah, of course.

02:35:03.060 Go ahead. White river.

02:35:08.240 Yeah. Hey, Eric. Uh, thanks for taking the question. Uh, I've been following you for a

02:35:11.880 while and I'm hoping to actually get up there for the fall event. Um, forgive me if it was

02:35:17.120 already covered or not. I got in here a little late, but, um, if you could say that, uh, that

02:35:22.840 rental place, spring river or something, if you could say that again, I'd like to look into

02:35:27.020 that. And then maybe if you could just highlight some of the things that are going to be going

02:35:30.220 on and what I had to look forward to and, uh, yeah, what I got to do, I know I have to

02:35:34.740 get the PMA stuff done. I'm behind on that, but, um, yeah, if you could talk about that,

02:35:39.300 I'd appreciate it.

02:35:41.360 Sure. Yeah. If you're not already in the PMA, it's not like a hundred percent that we'd be

02:35:45.840 able to process you by the October event, which is now less than a month away. Um, but definitely

02:35:51.900 it doesn't hurt to apply if you've not applied, uh, the interviews are booked, but you will

02:35:57.340 be added to an interview telegram chat. Just stay in there and look for opportunity or check

02:36:02.600 in. Usually in the mornings, some opportunities will come up. Someone's available. Um, so if

02:36:09.580 you're proactive about it, you can probably get it as far as the event itself. Uh, we have

02:36:14.540 a bunch of stuff scheduled, um, games and seminars, stuff that's specific for women, stuff

02:36:20.960 that's specific for children, stuff that's kind of male oriented. And then, uh, we have

02:36:27.560 big speakers coming in this time, which we've not had in the past. So that'll be pretty exciting.

02:36:33.820 Like Saturday evening, we're going to have back to back, uh, pretty big name speakers. And

02:36:40.000 I think it'll be pretty motivating. Um, you know, seeing them there on the land as well,

02:36:45.060 be, uh, exciting, uh, big games scheduled for Sunday. Like, uh, it's our tradition. We've done

02:36:53.220 Highland games and we like crown a Highland games champ, uh, every event this time we're

02:37:00.640 putting a spin on that. Uh, it'll be the frontier games. So with some more like pioneer American

02:37:06.540 themed events, like wood chopping competitions. So that'll be pretty fun. Uh, there's also going

02:37:12.900 to be work parties going on the whole weekend from Friday through Sunday. Uh, so bring your

02:37:18.460 work gloves, bring some tools potentially, and, uh, we're going to be doing fencing, moving

02:37:24.220 rocks. There's some construction work. If you have those skills, you can, uh, chip in on

02:37:30.060 that for sure. I think somebody unmuted and they're coming through that tall. It looks like,

02:37:36.060 yep. Um, yeah. And now the, uh, the one decent hotel in the area is the spring river lodge,

02:37:43.600 because I recommend that to everyone for all I know, it may be booked for that weekend already.

02:37:48.540 Um, but other than that, I think there's one, I would go for Hardy, Arkansas over Pocahontas.

02:37:55.480 Um, but really why not? It's cheaper really to buy a tent from Walmart and tent camp. It's not

02:38:02.740 that cold yet like a warm sleeping bag and a tent.

02:38:06.060 Um, and you should be good to go. We have water and electricity and, you know, the stuff

02:38:11.340 that you actually need. Um, but, but that's just me. If you want a hotel, spring river lodge.

02:38:22.180 Thank you for that. I appreciate that. Yeah. If you have a trailer, there is an RV park

02:38:26.880 right, uh, near the road that goes up to the land.

02:38:29.220 Good idea.

02:38:39.500 And then I'll see you just get a hot 10. Uh, we have great Scott, then Steve, then Paul white

02:38:45.300 again. We have 20 minutes left. All right. White power. Uh, thanks for having me up here. 0.95

02:38:51.500 Um, I know that, uh, RTTL is out in Arkansas and I think you're doing, uh, some more out

02:38:59.140 in the Adirondacks. Is that like Tennessee? Is that correct?

02:39:04.620 Yeah. Appalachia. Um, and then Idaho too. We have a community that's making progress.

02:39:10.460 Do you have any plans for up in Northern new England?

02:39:16.540 We have people up there. It's just not a large enough number of people in those states are

02:39:22.380 harder to deal with. You know, the Arkansas attorney general didn't really go after us hard.

02:39:29.020 They don't stand to, the Republicans don't stand to gain from persecuting us. The Democrats

02:39:35.260 do stand to gain politically. They will gain support with their constituency.

02:39:40.460 In attacking us. So if you put yourself under the jurisdiction of Democrats right now,

02:39:46.620 you're just asking for trouble and I wouldn't recommend it. But if you have a particular county,

02:39:51.340 a particular state that for whatever reason, you know, reliably is legally secure, then for sure,

02:39:59.740 it's something to pursue, but we are member driven. So it's not like I kind of arbitrate.

02:40:05.420 Here's where we're going to develop. This is what the community is going to look like. Instead,

02:40:09.580 it's where are the members? Where do they want to organize? And we take it from there. So if you

02:40:16.700 want to see something happen in the Northeast, join the association and link up with the people in the

02:40:23.020 Northeast and start getting local meetups happening. All right. Thank you.

02:40:29.660 Steve, go ahead.

02:40:35.980 Yeah. First of all, I want to say, keep up the great work, Arval. I think everyone should apply

02:40:41.900 to join Return to the Land. We need more of these communities all over the place, including outside

02:40:48.620 of America. And I know Arval isn't too brushed up on the specifics of other countries. But essentially,

02:40:57.260 I'll use Canada as an example. So in Canada, we have human rights commissions, which essentially serve

02:41:04.540 the same purpose that the Civil Rights Act and the Fair Housing Act serves in America.

02:41:09.820 So what would you say to people in other countries, be it Canada or Europe, who want to form these

02:41:16.940 intentional communities under the RTTL umbrella, but are maybe afraid of the repercussions,

02:41:25.740 you know, coming from their own government?

02:41:28.940 Yeah, it's a relevant question. Thanks, Steve. I still don't know. I think you've asked this more

02:41:40.460 or less before of me. And I tell you, like, I don't know what I would recommend to Canadians 1.00

02:41:47.340 in particular. I have hope one day, but I really just do not know the specifics of how it can be done

02:41:58.460 legally in a Commonwealth country. What the Woodlander is doing in the UK has a lot of similarities to RTTL. 0.89

02:42:09.980 What it really comes down to is you have to do fine-grained research on exactly who would be

02:42:18.540 presiding over you if you set up a community in a particular location. And there are two problems

02:42:25.020 with Canada. One is it's harder legally. The other is it's a vast area and a lower population. So the

02:42:33.340 odds that you have, now I understand most of the population is right next to the US border, sure,

02:42:37.980 but it's still a huge territory and not super densely populated. So the odds that you have several RTTL

02:42:44.940 members in the same region that are going to agree to one location, it's just less likely than in the

02:42:51.900 United States in various hot spots. So I mean, the thing to do, I guess, would be identify the hot

02:43:01.100 spot in Canada and start hyping up that hot spot as like, okay, traditional Canadians, here's the place

02:43:08.620 to move. And then you try to organize a community there after generating that kind of momentum, just

02:43:16.380 like the, you know, Free State Project for the Libertarians was supposed to do here or the

02:43:22.220 Northwest front kind of activity moving to Idaho and Washington and all that. I don't think ultimately

02:43:31.980 that much came of it. There's a slightly denser population of white nationalists in the Pacific

02:43:38.220 Northwest as a result. But I mean, maybe it's enough that, for example, now we're very likely to get an

02:43:44.460 RTTL community in Idaho. And if it wasn't for that history, probably we wouldn't be able to do it in

02:43:49.820 Idaho, because it'd be too sparsely populated. And what would the odds be that our guys would just so

02:43:54.780 happen to be up there? Well, they're there for a reason. They're there in Appalachia for a reason.

02:43:59.260 They're here in the Ozarks for particular reasons. You know, it's not just about what area looks good or

02:44:05.420 has good economic opportunities. It's there are a multitude of factors that come into that analysis.

02:44:11.100 So if you can perform in an exhaustive way, that analysis, and then publicize that information,

02:44:17.020 well, then you motivate some Canadians to concentrate. And then once they're committed

02:44:23.260 mentally that I'm going to move to this region anyway, then you come out with, and here's the

02:44:28.220 piece of property that we could have. We only need this many investors. It's this far from a major city.

02:44:34.540 And then you kind of just sell the perks of it to those who might be interested. But the first step is

02:44:39.740 exhaustive legal research and market research on this specific region that would actually work in

02:44:47.100 Canada. Yeah. And I wouldn't expect you to know the legal particulars. And regardless of whether

02:44:53.180 it's Canada or another European country, I just know that before RTTL came along, there are a lot of

02:45:00.940 people who made it a foregone conclusion that you couldn't do something like RTTL in the USA because of

02:45:07.980 the Civil Rights Act and because of the Fair Housing Act. So obviously, you know, PMAs exist in Canada,

02:45:14.460 LLCs exist in Canada. There is different legal particulars that would have to be worked out,

02:45:21.100 just as there would be in, say, the UK or continental Europe. It was more, you know,

02:45:26.860 moralizing people to not just accept it as a foregone conclusion that we can't do it.

02:45:31.820 And that, no, we can do it. We just have to figure out the way.

02:45:36.700 Yeah. Of course, in some particular cases, migration might be the better thing for our

02:45:44.780 people. It has been historically, you know, sometimes you can reform the state that you're

02:45:50.060 acting under. Sometimes you can migrate and form something new. And where migration to the US is

02:45:57.420 possible, that'll open opportunities. I mean, maybe in the future, we find some friendly government

02:46:04.060 in an unexpected place, you know, in South America, wherever. And migration may be beneficial for

02:46:10.060 certain European nationals then. But it's, you know, an evolving circumstance. And what goes on

02:46:20.220 in America may change what becomes possible in Canada, and vice versa, to an extent. And so, like,

02:46:28.300 I often advocate, you know, move to the first community, move to one of the first communities, 0.99

02:46:33.900 even if that's not where you want to be for your whole life, so that you gain the skills,

02:46:39.180 so that you participate in this push to normalize these communities, and increase our odds of victory.

02:46:46.220 And then once it has grown, and you've contributed to it, then your options open up in other parts of

02:46:52.140 the country. You know, where you move, where you help a community develop doesn't necessarily have

02:46:57.580 to be where you're going to end up permanently. And I would say that applies between countries

02:47:03.660 as well, conceivably. Although there are more difficulties in trying to operate across national

02:47:09.500 borders. But still, you know, if it's possible right now in the US, and right now it doesn't seem

02:47:16.620 possible immediately in another country, do it in the US, build it up in the US, gain the skills,

02:47:23.740 and then go back and replicate it. But in the meantime, as far as like Canada specifically is

02:47:29.260 concerned, I've never seen any comprehensive breakdown of like pinpointing exactly why this

02:47:35.420 region in Canada is the best for freedom, best for all these other metrics. And you could,

02:47:42.300 you're certainly capable of performing something like that, I think.

02:47:45.180 Excellent, tall white, and then we'll go to necessary.

02:47:57.740 Yeah, I had more of a different, let's just say there was like two members,

02:48:07.340 would one of the members be able to like build a house and then rent it out to another member?

02:48:19.900 Obviously, you wouldn't be able to rent it out to just some Joe Schmo. But I was wondering if that,

02:48:26.540 and I already know this, but I was also going to just get you to clarify for everybody else that might

02:48:33.580 be wondering. How do you defend against someone selling their shares to like a person that's not,

02:48:45.340 from your opinion?

02:48:46.140 Okay, can you hear me now?

02:48:57.180 Yes.

02:48:58.700 Okay, good, good. Yeah, that mute thing was glitching again. So it is in our contract,

02:49:07.020 you have signed on to a contract that states

02:49:16.140 and he's gone. Oh, no. I think we lost them.

02:49:27.020 This fucking app. 0.99

02:49:28.060 Yeah, he did say that if he disconnected again, that that would be the last time. So I think we're done. 1.00

02:49:36.940 I'd be annoyed. 0.99

02:49:37.980 Yeah, this app is just garbage. And unfortunately, I guess we didn't get him on the computer that he's 0.81

02:49:43.180 used to using for these types of things. So at least I got to say thank you for the time before

02:49:49.580 he disconnected. I'm not sure if he's, I don't think he's going to come back. So sorry for me.

02:49:55.660 Maybe we can get him on another. We can get him another day whenever he definitely we actually

02:50:00.300 have the time correct. He thought he thought a CT and I thought, you know, Eastern. So

02:50:08.140 he's like, oh, I was like, oh, no, Eastern. But I was like, that's no big deal. Do you tell me an

02:50:13.420 hour difference?

02:50:14.140 Yeah, always good to clarify.

02:50:15.900 Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he jumped in anyways. He's a great guy.

02:50:21.180 Yeah, very much appreciated.

02:50:22.860 It's been a great space. A lot of information, a lot of things to think about.

02:50:28.220 Well, I guess if anybody has got anything to say, I don't know if he's I don't think he's

02:50:33.660 going to be coming back up. He said so. Yeah, we'll just continue with the end of the space

02:50:38.620 here. So necessary or tall white. Did you want to get in there and say anything else

02:50:45.340 and then necessary and then Steve and then Marco?

02:50:49.740 Yeah, I won't be long. I'm just trying to get him to say there are. So for the people listening,

02:50:57.100 I've heard our ball talk a few different times. He does. He has went out on podcasts. I know

02:51:03.500 he's on the Hodge twins podcast. He did something there. There is defense against what I was asking.

02:51:16.060 And then for his legal fund, I was looking through it. It is on give, send, go.

02:51:22.620 You don't have to just donate, you know, a thousand dollars or whatever. I saw a lot of like 10s,

02:51:28.380 20s, 40s, 50s. Uh, and then, uh, yeah, I believe that was it. I appreciate, I appreciate y'all

02:51:38.620 letting me speak. White power. 0.91

02:51:43.340 White power necessary, Steve, then Marco.

02:51:47.020 Man, I, I, that was awesome. I woke up. I worked second shift. I woke up. I seen that was going on.

02:51:51.980 I thought it was going to be like on Friday or something, but hell yeah. Thanks for, uh,

02:51:56.060 doing that for us guys. I was going to ask him if there's anything going on in Kentucky. And actually

02:52:01.420 during the, when he was talking, I left and I went to telegram and did my interview with them.

02:52:08.700 Their interviews are open right now. If anybody put in an application or anything, uh, yeah.

02:52:13.580 Thanks for doing that, fellas.

02:52:18.700 Anytime. That was awesome.

02:52:22.700 Oh yeah. Steve, go ahead.

02:52:25.500 Steve. How the hell are you, brother? 0.99

02:52:29.420 I'm doing all right. Um, I was going to say I could finish that sentence form. So basically when you sign, 0.56

02:52:36.300 uh, the contract to buy share in a LLC that owns the land, um, you're agreeing to follow the bylaws.

02:52:45.340 Uh, set out by the LLC. So if you violate those bylaws, um, that can lead to your expulsion from

02:52:56.380 the PMA and then, you know, they give you the opportunity, um, to sell that share. Um, and if

02:53:04.140 you can't, they'll, they'll buy you out and then, uh, resell it. So there are, there are protections

02:53:09.820 against that. And, um, you know, I would encourage everyone, regardless what country you're in to

02:53:16.140 apply to join the PMA. And if you get enough people in your area, that makes it much more

02:53:24.700 feasible for a land by to happen in your area. So that if you're in, you know, a state that there

02:53:30.540 isn't currently a land by being organized in, um, then the more people that you get to join the PMA,

02:53:38.300 the more likely it is that there will be a land by organized and you can, you know,

02:53:42.940 help lead that in your area. So don't be afraid. Don't be, um, downtrodden that, oh, well,

02:53:50.380 I'm in this part of the USA or I'm in Canada. There's enough people here. Join the PMA,

02:53:56.540 get others, you know, they're of like mind to join it. And, uh, and that will make it more feasible.

02:54:08.860 Sounds good to me. Yeah. I'd appreciate that sum up.

02:54:15.340 Uh, let's get to, uh, was it, uh, tall white than Marco?

02:54:23.100 I think Marco. Okay. Yeah, that makes sense. Let's go. Marco tall white.

02:54:26.380 Well, that's why he's tall white and motherfucker was definitely a white man. So I, uh, you know, 0.99

02:54:33.180 I love the question tall white raised, uh, and we kind of got, you know, um, a little bit of the

02:54:38.540 answer and then tall white kind of asked a loaded question cause he knew the answer. And then of

02:54:42.940 course, Steven knew. So, uh, here's the thing though. Here's what interests me about this is,

02:54:49.420 um, he mentioned the contract. We've got Dr. Vril, right?

02:54:53.340 So my, you know, what I would, what I would want to know is, 0.99

02:54:57.660 is it enforceable when it goes to fucking court? Cause it's going to go to court. And so 0.98

02:55:03.020 is it enforceable go back to Alabama when George Wallace, who was governor stood at the, at the, at the,

02:55:09.900 and, and, uh, you know, in front of the, uh, when the, when the black first black students came in and 0.97

02:55:15.260 they sent in the national fucking guard, you know, is it enforceable, man? You know, uh, 0.98

02:55:20.060 I'm not saying it's not, I'm not pretending to understand. I'm a, I'm a, uh, I'm an engineer,

02:55:25.260 dude. I'm not a, I'm not a lawyer, but I would be interested to see if Dr. Vril looked through that

02:55:29.580 contract and, uh, you know, just, I'm not volunteering him. He's a busy man. I'm sure,

02:55:35.340 you know, but, uh, I'm just, I'm just curious if it's actually enforceable in the end,

02:55:40.380 I'm not trying to throw shade on it. Um, uh, it'll be, it'll be interesting to see how it goes.

02:55:46.700 Uh, I don't think anybody's interested in the Ozarks right now. Uh, but you get on the radar,

02:55:51.820 we'll see what happens. Cause it's going to go to court for sure.

02:56:01.020 Always good to be prepared, right? Yeah, for sure. Tall white, go ahead.

02:56:05.260 Sorry, Beamer for life. We're not taking any more people up here as we only have six minutes left 1.00

02:56:12.620 before we switch over. Uh, just to, uh, add on to what Marcos was saying. Uh, that's another reason

02:56:23.340 we need to help out with that legal team. Uh, I know I'm gonna, I'm gonna start doing it. I was,

02:56:31.420 uh, but, uh, yeah, definitely donate at least what you can. Uh, and then I was trying to get

02:56:38.300 to it to where like, uh, other white, uh, people that are, you know, interested in it, but don't

02:56:46.940 want to uproot their lives if they're able like financially to rent out a property. I don't see,

02:56:53.980 I don't think he would have a problem with it. I don't want to speak for him, but I would imagine

02:57:00.300 he would be if both members, like if say WTF bought a house and it got built there, but he

02:57:08.060 didn't want to live in the Ozarks, him renting it out. Uh, I was just trying to give listeners that

02:57:14.860 may be, uh, eligible to like do something like that to do it, to try and like maybe fast track

02:57:23.900 it a little bit. And then, you know, I'm sure there's at least one white person, you know,

02:57:29.660 that's a notary. So you could, you know, get a fair, uh, rate on the building. You can have it

02:57:39.340 notarized. Uh, maybe the contract might be a little, uh, slow for the first one at least,

02:57:51.180 because you, you'd have to work with the PMA and then, you know, all this other stuff, but

02:57:58.780 at least, you know, it's going to go to a moral upstanding white person, white man or white family. 0.99

02:58:06.060 Uh, so they're not going to, you know, dog your shit out like a section eight person would 1.00

02:58:11.740 or section eight black would. Sorry. Uh, so yeah, I was just trying to get people that are, uh, 1.00

02:58:22.060 uh, what's it like

02:58:26.940 trying to make it an investment for other people. You know what I mean? And maybe,

02:58:31.740 you know, like five years down the road, you just get tired of fucking dealing with it. You could do a 0.99

02:58:35.980 rent to own and then get your money back, dude. And if like one pops up in Kentucky or Ohio,

02:58:43.100 you could sell that, take that money, do the same fucking thing. And, you know, 0.99

02:58:48.540 I think it's a big possibility for people that are eligible to do it.

02:58:54.780 Definitely. Uh, guys, we've got two minutes left, so, uh, we'll get to Marco real quick and then we'll

02:58:59.260 get to Russie real quick. Listen, I know I'll be a hated man for saying this. Um,

02:59:05.500 I love the idea. He's pitching retail, man. The fucking government could wave this. This

02:59:10.540 was going to go to the SCOTUS. They could wave the magic wand and you'll have spooks living next

02:59:15.420 door to you tomorrow. I'm just saying he's pitching fucking retail, man. I don't, I, I, 1.00

02:59:20.460 I love the guy and I think he's really fucking smart and I know his heart's in the right place,

02:59:25.740 but this is going to the SCOTUS, man. He's pitching retail. That's why he didn't want to 0.93

02:59:30.540 talk about land acquisition. That's what I'm fucking interested in. 0.98

02:59:37.660 Well, there's room for all of that. I I'd imagine. Right. So, um, the more we, uh, 0.98

02:59:42.380 brainstorm and come up with a great ways to do these types of things, you know, some of them

02:59:46.540 aren't going to make it, you know, some of them might not make it, but the more we try, the better

02:59:49.900 we will be in the end. So, uh, you know, it, hopefully everything works out.

02:59:55.740 With that. And, uh, you know, it's always good to try something else. Right. So, um,

03:00:01.180 let's get to rusty real quick. And then we just, we just got one minute rusty. So gotta make it quick.

03:00:06.700 Yeah, it is quick. Uh, well, to Marco, I, I don't know if he's, you know, pitching retail,

03:00:12.300 he's trying to build a community. And the thing is, is you're thinking of it from a different point of

03:00:18.860 view. Whereas when someone say they're starting up a business or whatever, right? It could be very

03:00:26.700 weary, letting people in, in the sense of, um, giving away. So said profits, getting it,

03:00:34.620 complicating things, getting into, um, you're talking about land acquisition. Great. You get all

03:00:40.220 this land say somewhere else. Is there the demand for the, of, of the PMA though, in that area?

03:00:49.180 So all of that has to be pre-established, right? Is it because you want, you want to give people a

03:00:55.660 return? Well, now you're in timeframes, you're in all of these things. And, um, you know, I could see

03:01:02.380 his, what you're saying is, um, avoidance. It's just, it's such a, it becomes a complicated

03:01:08.460 situation at that point. Yeah. I love you. I'm not, I'm not saying avoidance. I, I realized I

03:01:15.980 come off that way. All, what I'm actually saying is, you know, I'm not going to go buy 200 fucking 0.98

03:01:21.740 acres in a swamp in Mississippi. That's, you know, you know what I'm saying? But we were talking about, 0.98

03:01:27.980 let's say for example, that we had land that was palatable for them. That that's all I'm saying,

03:01:33.420 brother. You know what I mean? No, I, I know what you're saying. I get it. I get it. And it's just,

03:01:37.700 there's, there's other aspects to it. Right. So once you acquire the land and you have these

03:01:42.940 investors that want to return and so said timeframe, great, whatever. But so you have all this land.

03:01:49.920 Do you have people who want to buy that land from you after that? This is my thinking, right? And so

03:01:55.020 this is where the hesitate, my thinking, I had a question for him, but he had dropped. We got to

03:02:00.600 swap over to 1488 radio. So maybe if they want to continue talking about this, then we'll leave

03:02:05.680 it up to them, but WTF and then I'll finish up. Sounds good. Thank you everybody for participating

03:02:12.940 and being good white, white guys and gals. I appreciate it. I asked him if he wanted to do it

03:02:21.200 again. So I'll wait to hear back, uh, this time, you know, we'll get the time, uh, exact

03:02:26.440 CT and EST. Um, and, uh, hopefully, you know, have them on a, the proper device. So that was,

03:02:33.900 uh, you know, a little miss miscommunication hiccup, but no, no big deal. I appreciate him

03:02:39.240 just being here and, and, and answering everyone's a million questions. So that's white power and what 0.84

03:02:46.720 he's doing is white power and everyone participating is white power. Let's keep, uh, uh, sharing out 0.86

03:02:51.440 the space and let's, uh, keep networking. White power, everybody enjoy 1488. Thank you, Paladin. 0.93

03:02:59.840 Thank you, WTF. Uh, it's been a great show guys. I hope you got a lot out of it. Um, yeah, as he

03:03:05.500 said, we'll try and get Arvel back here for another show sometime here. And, uh, yeah, to all the new

03:03:11.340 faces in here, guys, we do these shows every day. So make sure you guys are following the white 1.00

03:03:14.640 excellence host account to my left here, setting notifications. So you don't miss

03:03:18.500 these, uh, excellent programs and, uh, yeah, have a great rest of your day, everybody. We'll

03:03:23.460 see you tomorrow. 8 a.m. Pacific, uh, white fucking power unite the clans. We'll see you tomorrow. 0.99

03:03:35.140 Thank you, Mr. Arval. Thank you, Paladin. Thank you, WTF. That was some, that was an excellent,

03:03:43.860 excellent space. A lot of great questions really got the gears turning. We're about

03:03:49.380 to get 1488 radio underwear, Mr. White, right? Mr. Mythos, a pleasure to be here with

03:03:55.740 you, gentlemen. How is your day going?

03:04:02.000 Oh, the day is excellent. Uh, just, uh, you know, the bigger tasks you take on and

03:04:10.680 accomplish, uh, the, the better life feels right. Uh, I said this last night talking to

03:04:17.680 some friends and, uh, there's a lot of, uh, of learning and failure. Uh, but I, I, I like

03:04:27.340 learning while winning. It's my favorite. Uh, so working hard, uh, luck favors those who tend

03:04:35.920 to work very hard and, uh, uh, I recommend everyone, uh, get to work. I've, uh, and, uh,

03:04:44.840 and so as other members of this panel, uh, encouraged and advocated, everyone sign up

03:04:50.760 RTTL, the interview process and the $25 is an extremely low barrier of entry into something

03:05:00.020 that has a great amount of return on investment. So it's one of the best things. I mean, if you

03:05:06.540 want to, if you want to buy into Bitcoin at, uh, at, uh, $25 per Bitcoin, sure. That's a good

03:05:13.020 return. I I'd say this is up there, man, connecting with, with people of like mind, uh, white folks

03:05:20.460 who have, uh, uh, these, uh, sentiments that, uh, we share, uh, a, a desire and meaningful

03:05:31.380 interest in, uh, having places where we can control them from the, from a community standpoint

03:05:39.220 for our own purposes and, uh, and keep our families and friends and neighbors safe with

03:05:45.900 each other, uh, is an unbelievable investment. So 25 bucks, scrape it together, dig into your

03:05:54.440 couch, whatever it takes, put it on a card and get signed up over there. Cause when events

03:06:00.860 like this, uh, come up in October, uh, you don't want to have to be putting in extra effort

03:06:07.500 to try to, to, uh, get, uh, membership with the organization on the, uh, on the, uh,

03:06:15.900 on the last minute, right? So get prepared for the next one, get signed up, get involved.

03:06:22.680 If you really, like Arvo said, I'm glad he said it. If you're not signed up yet, but you're

03:06:27.720 willing to put in a little extra effort and make sure you're paying attention and, and

03:06:32.100 jumping in to a, uh, an interview where somebody else was scheduled, but didn't show, or they

03:06:40.320 make some room for you, uh, you know, fortune favors those who work, uh, to get what they

03:06:47.560 want. So get it done. Uh, other than that, good space. Thanks boys. Uh, that was awesome.

03:06:52.300 Glad to see Arvo and hear Arvo. Uh, I think he answered a lot of great questions. And, uh,

03:06:58.700 with that's 1488 radio, uh, here we do observe the 14 words, which are, we must secure the existence

03:07:06.500 of our people in a future for white children because the beauty of the white Aryan woman 0.99

03:07:11.600 must not perish from the earth. This is our family. These are our people. This is what we

03:07:16.180 do. Uh, we want to make sure to, uh, continue this. Uh, RTTL has a model with which they're

03:07:23.660 pursuing to this end, which is great to see. And, uh, the second part of the, uh, 1488 is

03:07:31.420 the 88 precepts. They can be found in their entirety at davidlane1488.com. Get yourself

03:07:37.620 a PDF and download, print it, mark it, highlight it, read it, observe it, digest it, internalize

03:07:45.740 it, make it a part of your, your everyday, uh, mind and thinking. There's a lot of great

03:07:51.200 information there. Some of them are longer than others, a little harder to memorize, but

03:07:56.000 if you, uh, find one that speaks to you, dig into it, make it a part of your, uh, your

03:08:02.280 worldview and frame of reference for how we go about winning on the, uh, on the, uh, battlefield

03:08:11.540 here with that. Great to be here. Thank you. Skullmask white Reich. What's up, bro? 0.98

03:08:19.420 Oh, hoi, hoi. I'm, uh, I'm tired. I'm, I'm pretty tired. I stayed up too late. Getting

03:08:32.960 kicked out of TikTok spaces for being too based. That's, that's what I did. That's any, that's

03:08:40.220 what I did. Interesting stories from that, uh, endeavor. Well, yeah, I actually came across,

03:08:47.400 um, white power people that were a little bit too much on the zealous side. So when I was

03:08:57.920 sharing some information in regards to the origins of a very near and dear religion, um, I was

03:09:08.860 labeled a blasphemer and blocked. So, oh, you were, you were not done with our conversation

03:09:16.140 yesterday, uh, at the end of that. No, I, I, uh, I, I wasn't. And I was really going into

03:09:23.380 the space to preach the 88 precepts. Um, there are a lot of people that claim to be 1488 and

03:09:31.980 they have no idea what the 88 means. They have no fucking clue what the 88 means. They'll 0.97

03:09:39.740 say, yeah, I'm 1488. And then I say, oh, so you want, you know, the precepts and they're

03:09:46.080 like, what are the precepts? I'm like 88 doesn't just mean hail Hitler. Like, are you, did you

03:09:54.080 just come into this yesterday? What, what's, what's wrong with you kid, uh, or lady? Um, 0.97

03:10:01.760 so yeah, I, I was actually proselytizing the, uh, 88 precepts. And the main one that I was

03:10:10.680 trying to encourage people to read was precept number seven. And I'm going to read off precept

03:10:20.040 number seven right now. And give me just a second. Precept number seven. Religion in its

03:10:31.160 most beneficial form is the symbology of a people and their culture. A multiracial religion destroys 1.00

03:10:40.420 the senses of uniqueness, exclusivity, and value necessary to the survival of a race. So

03:10:51.440 if you're sharing a religion with mud people, are you 1488? Are you? Don't claim to be 1488 1.00

03:11:06.420 if you share a religion with mud people. I know that's a little bit hard lined, but this is what 1.00

03:11:15.660 David Lane is telling us. You can be 14 hail Hitler, but don't say you're 1488. If you don't know what

03:11:25.060 the 88 precepts are, and if you don't abide by the 88 precepts, or at the very least use them as a

03:11:32.680 template for the survival and expansion of the white race. So I feel like there is a lot of people that 0.99

03:11:42.720 need to do some self reflecting. And, uh, you know, me trying to bring up these certain talking points

03:11:49.000 with people who aren't ready to receive it led to, uh, you know, some, uh, some differentiations in

03:11:59.900 opinions. Um, I was pretty clear that I don't have anything wrong. Like there's nothing inherently

03:12:06.360 wrong with pro like Christians. So like they're still my brothers and sisters. Um, but 1488 means 1.00

03:12:13.520 something guys, 1488 means something. Don't claim it. If you're not about it, don't claim it. If you're

03:12:24.520 not meditating on the 88 precepts and trying to implement them in your everyday life, if you want

03:12:30.880 to be 1483, you can be 1483. That's fine. That's totally fine. I'll still consider you my brother,

03:12:38.500 but don't claim 1488 if you're not about it. So if that's rubbing you the wrong way, if that is rubbing

03:12:46.400 you the wrong way, then rather than feeling attacked, I challenge you to self reflect as to

03:12:53.340 why it is rubbing you the wrong way. Um, because I myself am a man that stands on my principles

03:13:00.860 and the word that I preach in the 88 precepts are a part of the word that I preach. It is my Bible.

03:13:07.640 It is what I preach here every day on this show. And I will continue preaching it every day on this show

03:13:15.100 because having the title 1488 radio actually means something. And I do not want to desecrate

03:13:23.320 the legacy of the great people that gave us this cause that we are adopting and taking the mantle

03:13:33.640 and the torch and sprinting down the field to victory. So, yeah, 88 precepts people.

03:13:44.380 I have, I had a somewhat similar interaction recently with younger people who have not

03:13:55.640 done the homework. They have not, they were, and this is not a bad thing per se. This is,

03:14:04.680 this is not a bad thing because in a way, this is what we've wanted to see, right? These younger folks,

03:14:10.400 ladies and gentlemen, have come into, they've come to a familiarity, like an awareness with what's

03:14:16.180 going on through memes, through funny videos, through memes, through, you know, edits, these

03:14:23.060 things they've seen, they've seen excerpts from these works. They're kind of familiar with,

03:14:27.800 with a lot of concepts, but, um, they haven't digested the material at, at the, at a level that a lot

03:14:35.860 of others have. They haven't gone through like the literature, they haven't gone through the full

03:14:41.540 history of some of these things. So they are just not as familiar with many of the, they're not

03:14:49.060 familiar with the culture, I guess, the underlying, uh, pillars of thought that have, have created the

03:14:58.460 foundation of the worldview. And, and like I said, this is not a bad thing. There's nothing wrong with

03:15:04.280 that, but it is, there are, it becomes a problem when there is an adoption of, um, an outlook without

03:15:14.420 understanding the underpinnings. And one of the risks I see with that is that it creates this fad-like 1.00

03:15:23.380 mentality where individuals run the risk of being, um, mere, uh, surface appearance adoption. You know,

03:15:35.520 they, they, they put on the, they play, they want to play a part. They want to play a role. They want

03:15:39.800 to be performative hobbyists. And when they encounter others who have, uh, who, who are by all measure,

03:15:49.440 their, their allies, their, their comrades in the struggle, they look at them and they say,

03:15:55.820 oh, well, there's some aspect of purity that you don't adhere to that. They don't even have the,

03:16:01.100 the fundamental kind of cognitive recognition to, to appreciate. And they'd be like, oh,

03:16:09.240 well, that person's not blah. And it's like, okay, well, you literally just last week,

03:16:13.300 like, like, we're like, wow, this is cool. Third Reich is awesome. I love it. I'm going to post 0.94

03:16:18.400 edits. And, um, they, they think that this is some, you know, entry way that like the barrier for

03:16:25.300 entry is very low at the digital performative side of things. And, um, many people are not even aware

03:16:32.960 of the 88 precepts. Many people are, are not even, you know, they're completely unaware of even the

03:16:39.740 long history of Western philosophy or people who have contributed. It's, it's like, uh, with the

03:16:46.580 Saturday book club, you know, there are, there are folks who they didn't even know who Yaki was and

03:16:51.520 you can't fault them for that, but there are, you know, there are, there are pillars of, of philosophy

03:16:58.180 and thought that have, have contributed. And these men, one of the aspects of this that demands respect

03:17:03.840 is that these men did not have a support structure like we have. They did not have groups of people

03:17:10.260 online or in the real world who they could go and they could meet up with many times, especially in

03:17:15.220 the case of men like David Lane and William Luther Pierce. They were, they lost everything. They were

03:17:20.540 roundly treated as, you know, villains by, by their own people. And they had to stand up to that in the

03:17:27.980 media was totally in the enemy's hands and they were routinely cast as the worst people in the world

03:17:35.320 and, and treated like treated like they had to put, they had to risk so much more. They had to put so

03:17:41.860 much more on the line and to have these minor small accounts on Tik TOK or here on X or on any social

03:17:48.780 media platform say like, Oh, well I, I know best because I have the memes and the edits and this is

03:17:55.000 what X, Y, and Z did wrong. And I'm going to sit here behind my screen and talk about it like that

03:17:59.820 is it does sting a little bit to see that. So got to get at least somewhat educated. And if not, then at

03:18:07.960 least respect those who came before us and who had, who made the ultimate sacrifice.

03:18:15.560 And, and school mask, I'll, I'll preface this before FAPO goes. Cause I, I almost can guess what

03:18:21.800 he's going to say, but I, I love him dearly. He is a brother. Um, and I still respect him, um, as a

03:18:28.700 brother. Uh, when you open up the 88 precepts, I want to say just off of the top of my head, you know,

03:18:36.480 the, the first 10 or so, um, yeah, the first 10 are talking about spirituality pretty much. They're

03:18:47.260 talking about the spiritual health of the race and what is required for the race to be spiritually

03:18:57.320 healthy. And I want to say the first 10 are, there's a reason why David Lane made them the first 10.

03:19:08.560 Um, David Lane wasn't a Christian, but he was amongst Christians. Um, I don't think he

03:19:16.840 disrespected Christians and nor do I, like I've said many times, I still consider them brothers in

03:19:23.460 arms, brothers in the cause, but there is a specific reason. And my opinion, why David Lane

03:19:31.060 made the first 10 centered around spirituality, because the nature of our people is inherently

03:19:39.880 spiritual and the revival of our people is inherently spiritual. And this is why I encourage people to

03:19:49.980 legitimately meditate on the precepts, because when you're meditating on something, you are asking

03:19:57.120 yourself these interesting questions, these deep, thoughtful questions and searching for answers.

03:20:04.420 Um, and upon meditating on the 88 precepts, when I look at one to 10, I have to ask myself, why, why are

03:20:18.700 these the first ones? Why are these the first 10 that he set forth for anybody who opens this, reads it for

03:20:26.760 the first time, gets this message as the first introduction to the rest of the, uh, uh, 68 precepts,

03:20:37.700 or however many precepts, my math is probably off because I'm retarded. Um, but, but these things do 0.91

03:20:45.880 matter, right? The, the hearts and minds and the thought processes of our predecessors, what they wish to

03:20:55.040 accomplish, what they wish to achieve, what they wanted from our folk, what they wanted to achieve

03:21:00.320 for our people. Um, these things do matter. And as much as I go off on boomers and as much as I may say,

03:21:08.440 you know, uh, it's time for second gen to take the reins, there is still a tremendous respect and an

03:21:16.780 ode to our predecessors. I've said this so many times, Hitler was too soft. Do I revere 1.00

03:21:24.760 Hitler? I totally do. Do I think what he accomplished was amazing for the German people? 0.93

03:21:30.740 And do I, I dream of the day that we can accomplish even half of the things here in the United States

03:21:37.040 of America that he did? You bet your ass I do. But upon reflecting on history, upon reflecting on the 0.98

03:21:44.460 actions of our predecessors, we, we have to be honest and truthful on these reflections. So that way we can

03:21:53.420 be better. Um, but unless mythos has anything you'd like to add, um, I would like to hear from

03:22:00.800 no, uh, uh, thanks. You're good.

03:22:05.880 Okay, man. Uh, first off white power brothers, um, as always, I love you and you know, nothing you guys, 0.73

03:22:14.960 uh, say is going to change that. Uh, obviously I deal with a lot of vitriol from, uh, people that I

03:22:24.860 love dearly and that I will fight next to and that I will die for. Um, and they heavily disrespect,

03:22:34.380 you know, uh, everything that I hold true to my face all the time. Um, well, not to my face,

03:22:40.860 uh, cause that would be a different story. Uh, I, I, I don't think that, you know, most of them had

03:22:45.460 the balls to do that, to be honest. Um, I think that they would word things differently, um, in that 0.86

03:22:52.300 sort of a disagreement and not to say that any of you have done that here because, you know, um,

03:22:57.300 right. You, you, you put things in a very respectful way in a way that I would be able to

03:23:01.360 receive in person. Um, what was the first thing that you said though? Um, when you first started,

03:23:09.200 you know, um, saying this earlier, uh, cause I kind of forgot as I was listening to you, um,

03:23:18.060 something along. It's okay. I, I go through that sometimes too, bro. I was pretty much getting along

03:23:24.120 the lines of, you know, uh, traveling the tick tock sphere of the white power cause and people who

03:23:34.480 claim to be 1488 have no idea what the 88 precepts are and people who do claim to be 1488 and know what

03:23:46.480 the precepts are. Don't actually implement them or meditate on what David Lane was trying to tell us

03:23:55.320 as a race. Um, and it, and it's not, it's not a means of bashing our peers, right. But as, as somebody

03:24:06.720 who has taken a mantle of said thing of 1488 radio, I have an obligation to abide by the 88 precepts

03:24:18.800 and what I have personally discovered. And again, this isn't a shot at Christian brothers, um,

03:24:27.320 that Christians who claim to be 1488 haven't really considered or truly meditated on the first

03:24:39.020 10 precepts because there are a lot of inconsistencies with the Christian ideology that

03:24:50.040 conflicts with the first 10 precepts. Okay. Um, now I don't pretend to be,

03:24:57.320 be an expert, um, in the precepts. Um, I've read them, um, you know, I don't want to say

03:25:07.300 flippantly, but I read them just because I felt that I needed to read them. I didn't sit there

03:25:11.880 and ponder each precept, um, with the, uh, you know, I guess, with, you know, I, I guess

03:25:20.280 with the fervor that I should have, um, this is the thing. A lot of people, you know, right

03:25:26.840 now there seems to be this, um, divide with white people. Um, and to me, the Jews are

03:25:34.260 winning. Now you guys know where I stand as far as, um, who are the Jews who are and whether

03:25:40.280 or not, you know, we was Jews or any of that, none of that makes sense. None of that makes

03:25:44.520 any difference to me, um, because I have other outs in the Bible, um, that, you know, give

03:25:51.540 me, why would I want to be one of them anyways? Um, you know, and there's, you know, just all

03:25:56.600 kinds of things in the Bible where the Bible talks about God divorcing Israel. Um, they 0.98

03:26:00.820 are not the chosen people that's been, uh, debunked many times. It didn't come through the line

03:26:05.860 of Judah. They came through Joseph. Joseph was the chosen one. Judah was not, um, there 0.93

03:26:10.980 was many, many wicked Kings over and over and over again. Um, you know, God divorced them

03:26:16.600 for treating him like a harlot from the point that he made a new Jerusalem. Um, you know, 0.92

03:26:21.900 there are just so many verses that are indicative of the fact that God, uh, has abandoned Israel.

03:26:30.860 People that people, uh, think are these chosen people, um, or the ones that call themselves

03:26:35.720 in any ways are not actually who they are in the first place. Um, so for, for me, I got, I gotta

03:26:42.560 be honest, the point that I'm getting to is, uh, and I think that the Jews are doing a great, um,

03:26:50.620 disservice to white people, um, because we're falling for the trap. This is a very clever foe. 1.00

03:26:57.200 Uh, and whether you're right or I'm right, uh, I think at this point is makes no difference

03:27:05.180 because what's going to end up happening is, you know, I'm going to end up losing friends,

03:27:11.000 people that I, that I hold in very high regard that I, that I cherish our friendships dearly.

03:27:18.220 Um, but I can't sit there and, and listen to them disrespect the thing that I hold truest,

03:27:24.280 um, truer than, and you know, people say, Oh, you would sacrifice your own son and blah, blah,

03:27:30.260 blah. That's pussy. Uh, well, you can call that pussy if you want. I, I, I don't think it is. I 1.00

03:27:35.300 think it's devotion to my God. You know, I would sacrifice my son for my, for my people. I would

03:27:40.400 sacrifice myself for my people. Um, I think it's pussy to not, uh, do things like that. Um, I think 0.99

03:27:47.320 it's selfish to not do things like that. And I think that that's a person, um, who doesn't

03:27:53.440 understand what the fuck they're talking about when they, you know, they say, Oh, he was going 0.99

03:27:57.360 to sacrifice his son. Well, God never intended to allow him to sacrifice his son. He was just seeing 1.00

03:28:02.360 how devoted he was to God because God does demand that make no mistake about it. You don't have to

03:28:07.820 love him. You don't have to believe it, but one way or another, if I'm right, you're going to find out

03:28:14.620 that you should have, you should have been willing to do that. Okay. And I'm not, and I'm not going

03:28:17.920 to sit here and preach to people, but what's going to end up happening is you're going to end up

03:28:22.580 dividing things into two factions, right? You're going to, you're going to end up, end up dividing

03:28:27.980 people into fact, you know, into a faction with people like me. Um, I, I'm willing to die for this.

03:28:34.040 I'm willing to die. I'm willing to die for, uh, you know, I'm not that turn the other cheek kind of

03:28:40.600 God. Um, and I won't stand for it. You know, um, we, we can disagree and we can, um, you know,

03:28:47.720 we can pontificate till the sun comes up. I don't care. Right. Because I love you. It's getting old

03:28:53.340 and we've done it a thousand times. It's fucking old. How many, how many ways can we say the same 0.99

03:28:58.300 goddamn thing over and over again? You worship a Jew. Okay. Blah, blah, blah. Okay. He's not a Jew. 1.00

03:29:03.940 Okay. He's not a Jew. Okay. We was used that. Okay. No, no. Well then if he wasn't Jews, 0.99

03:29:08.620 well, he divorces me. Oh, okay. We've, we've established this. We're not fucking getting 0.97

03:29:12.760 anywhere. All we're going to do is we're going to push good brothers away from one another. 0.98

03:29:17.840 Right. And I promise you, I promise you. If somebody looks at me in my fucking face and

03:29:24.960 says, do you want to stick or disrespect my King, even though my King loves you and he does 1.00

03:29:31.080 not want me to do that, especially to white people, right? White people, the people that he 0.93

03:29:35.060 chose, he chose you specifically. Right. And, and, and you're, and you're going to spit

03:29:39.260 in his face, right? You can do that, but you can't do it in front of me. I'm not, I'm not

03:29:44.620 the one I'm Peter. I'm going to, I'm not going to top you.

03:29:47.060 I'm going to top you. Well, Fafo, you know, I want to say the difference between myself and

03:29:54.200 other people is that I navigate this difficult topic with tact, right? I may believe that Jesus

03:30:01.800 is Jewish. You may think that he's not Jewish, but I would never go sling ad hominems at you

03:30:08.480 or disparage your belief in, in that type of, of manner. I I'm above that. I will participate

03:30:16.580 in gentlemanly white man dialogue with my peers because you are a brother and I will always

03:30:22.680 consider you a brother and we will die on the battlefield together one day. Um, and, and

03:30:28.800 that's why every time we do go down this avenue of having this conversation, I do my best to

03:30:36.380 be as respectful as possible to people who do hold your beliefs. I don't believe them.

03:30:41.560 You're entitled to them. Um, and I think I've told you this in the back channels before is,

03:30:47.700 is that, you know, we do have a right to criticize each other's beliefs, but it, it needs to come

03:30:55.460 with respect. And as long as I respect you and you respect me, we can agree to disagree,

03:31:04.360 but come to very similar conclusions, right? Like me and you both understand and, and have come to

03:31:12.360 the same conclusions that these people that claim to be God's chosen people are certainly not God's

03:31:19.280 chosen people. It's a, it's a bunch of horseshit. There there's our commonality. There's our common 1.00

03:31:24.900 ground, right? This is something we can agree on. And that's why I'm never going to disparage you as

03:31:31.180 an individual because yeah, I, I, I do love you. I do care about you. I do respect you and I genuinely

03:31:37.080 care about our race. Um, so my, my opening dialogue in regards to the observation of the first 10

03:31:46.860 precepts weren't a means to disparage my Christian brothers, but a, a call to observe them, a call to

03:31:57.680 meditate on them, a call to ask yourself, why did David Eden Lane address these things first?

03:32:07.120 So I guess what it felt like brother was that you were coming from an authoritative, uh, position as

03:32:15.360 though, um, you know, I'm not allowed to be in this movement. Um, because no, I would never say

03:32:25.240 that to you, bro. You know, I know you would. And you, you know, you have more tact than that.

03:32:30.720 You know, it felt like maybe like an underlying thing. I don't know. Maybe, you know, I don't

03:32:35.380 remember exactly what you said that kind of triggered me.

03:32:37.540 Fafo, can I ask you a question? Fafo, you, you, you, you blocked me. You blocked me after

03:32:44.840 I said you worked out in Planet Fitness. Did you remember? Do you remember? Who are, who

03:32:50.020 are you? We're, we're derailing nature. If, if you want to talk, we can talk about that.

03:32:56.040 It's good. It's good. We're following each other. I don't, I don't know where, I don't

03:32:59.260 know why you're saying that, but I just want to know, like, why did you do, why did you,

03:33:03.560 why did you like unfollow me? What's wrong with Planet Fitness? We're bros. I don't, I don't,

03:33:08.360 I don't, I mean, we're following each other. We've spoken many times. I'm not sure that I don't

03:33:13.940 even remember that sometimes. Look, I'm, I'm prone to, uh, do you endorse Planet Fitness? Do

03:33:19.760 you endorse Planet Fitness? All right. All right. We are derailing.

03:33:22.840 This is ridiculous. Listen, listen, the point is, is nobody can tell me that I can't be white pride. 0.98

03:33:31.500 Nobody can tell me that I can't fight the nigger. Nobody can tell me that I can't hate the Jew. Um, 1.00

03:33:36.980 and if I thought that my God chose those disgusting types for his people, I would not, I would not serve

03:33:44.080 him. I would be against him. I would fight him with every ounce of my being. Um, and I intend to fight

03:33:48.760 Oh, I remember what I said that could have potentially made you feel other. Um, in my

03:33:57.220 observation of the first 10 precepts, I, I said, maybe white power Christians aren't 1488 and they're 1483, 0.87

03:34:09.060 but being 1483 isn't inherently a bad thing. I just feel like there are contradictions within

03:34:17.520 the 88 precepts and the Christian faith. And, and that's probably what, what triggered you.

03:34:24.460 It wasn't, I wish I could remember specifically because, uh, I remember it. I remember exactly what

03:34:30.420 he said that got you higher up. If you want me to refresh you. I mean, if you think you do, I love,

03:34:37.760 I'd love to hear it. Yeah, please. Is that if you share a religion, a religious ideology with mud people, 1.00

03:34:45.480 you're whatever, blah, blah, blah. And what I would fucking pause it. That was it. What I would 0.98

03:34:50.520 posit is that white, if you think that you're whatever godless antichrist position is not shared 0.99

03:34:57.820 by fucking millions of mud people, you're mistaken. They can't, they can't. That was it. Now let me 1.00

03:35:03.600 jump in here. If, if look, man, I love you, right? I love you, bro. You know, I do. Please, please,

03:35:10.500 please, please, please, for the sake of our friendship, don't ever say any shit like that to 0.99

03:35:14.000 me in my presence, bro, please. Like out of, cause I would never look at you and, and, and, you know, 0.91

03:35:20.480 put you on, on, you know, the level of being, you know, in cahoots with the, with the mud people. 1.00

03:35:25.140 And when you say something like that, it's, it's not a means to disrespect you, right? But if, if it,

03:35:33.720 if it is triggering you, then something that I said, my statement is inherently true. I don't share

03:35:41.500 ideologies with mud races. I do not share ideologies with them either. My ideology is much, 1.00

03:35:48.380 much different from them. They are not allowed to even partake in my ideology. So to sit there and say

03:35:54.400 that to me is very, very fucking offensive. And if anybody says, look, look, Hey man, we can talk 0.98

03:36:01.760 and we can have a civil discourse all you want. But if you ever, ever, ever suggest that to me in

03:36:07.560 front of me, bro, I don't know how I'm going to handle that. Yeah. Let me actually, I'm going to

03:36:14.040 go ahead and go to bat here a bit for FAFO on this because he brings up a good point. And the ideology

03:36:24.020 that FAFO carries is very unique. And that, that is actually true of a lot of, of Christians. They have

03:36:34.040 a very unique view of their religious and spiritual, um, position. It, I mean, FAFO said it, he's like,

03:36:47.620 I'm not a turn the other cheek guy. That's, that's a, that's different than a lot of Christians. 0.99

03:36:53.380 Right. And this is, well, this is where it gets complicated and FAFO and, and, and this is an

03:37:00.540 honest question. Are there Brown people that say Jesus Christ is Lord? 1.00

03:37:07.840 Are there? Yes.

03:37:10.460 As that bro, Satan comes dressed as an angel of light. That's how he deceives people, bro.

03:37:15.520 Literally Satan says the same shit. So should I call Satan, my brother? 1.00

03:37:19.960 Well, first, first, are there plenty of Brown people?

03:37:24.340 Are there Brown people that believe Satan exists?

03:37:27.820 Before you get in there, um, I would like you to address why, if you could address Unc's claims here,

03:37:35.200 Unc has a claim of your religious ideology and he.

03:37:43.520 I'm not, I'm not anti-Christ.

03:37:46.400 Is that, if that's, well, that's, yeah. So he's, he's, I think you said.

03:37:51.440 I mean, whatever particular bent of religion you are, trust me, there are millions of Brown people that share it.

03:37:58.120 No matter what it is.

03:37:59.060 They can't be, Brown people cannot be religiously 14 words.

03:38:03.100 That's just, that's like, that just doesn't make sense.

03:38:06.280 It's not fully formed.

03:38:08.320 It's blood first. Like it's, it's the metaphysical,

03:38:10.400 the metaphysical reality of being blood first is that the 14 words is a religion word.

03:38:18.420 All you got to do is change one word, just not from, from white, from white children.

03:38:23.000 And it's not the same.

03:38:24.860 That's kind of the, that's kind of the main crux of it.

03:38:30.260 That's how the statement landed.

03:38:32.100 No, it's the opposite way. 0.96

03:38:33.620 There are niggers that are Christians is what, is what White Rag was saying. 0.99

03:38:37.600 It's the opposite. 0.67

03:38:38.460 You've confused the, the order of, of, of, of, you can't, you can't change the 14 words, right?

03:38:48.060 Which is my religion.

03:38:49.060 This is my religious point of view.

03:38:50.480 You can't change the 14 words and be like, Hey, this guy shares the same idea you do.

03:38:55.180 It's like, that's, that's wrong.

03:38:57.620 And that, and that goes back to, and I don't want to, you know, I want to avoid the question

03:39:03.420 that you had there.

03:39:04.420 I get it.

03:39:06.180 But what I'm getting at is these are unique views, you know, even between FAFO and Unk here,

03:39:14.500 they won't agree on every single one of their views either.

03:39:18.980 Right.

03:39:19.660 This is, this is the unique thing about a white Christian is white Christians have very unique

03:39:27.000 and personal relationships that come with a development.

03:39:31.300 And this is a part that I respect.

03:39:34.000 I, I don't, I'm, I'm studied enough, right?

03:39:37.720 And I can go rounds.

03:39:38.680 I don't want to in this space because we kind of did this yesterday, but the, the Torah is

03:39:43.960 based on a Canaanite pantheon.

03:39:47.560 It's, it talks about it.

03:39:49.540 It draws all of its ideas from it.

03:39:51.780 That's the Torah and the Tanakh. 0.95

03:39:53.520 That's the old Testament.

03:39:54.420 That, that's what got me banned from the, uh, TikTok space, the pro white TikTok space. 0.94

03:40:02.260 I said, El and Asherah come from the Canaanite pantheon and so does Moloch. 0.54

03:40:08.900 It's just, it's distinctly a Canaanite pantheon, right?

03:40:12.940 And, and that's, that's a, a academic and researched view that I hold when I read the book.

03:40:20.440 And when I read the book, I read it differently.

03:40:23.040 I read it with a certain framing and I understand that others do as well.

03:40:27.380 They have their own, uh, you know, projection of what these things are, what these things

03:40:32.620 mean.

03:40:33.020 When it says God, they think of their God.

03:40:35.520 Uh, they're not thinking of El and Asarte or, or Asherah.

03:40:41.740 They're, they're having a different view of it.

03:40:44.860 And, and that's, I, I don't, and to be honest, I don't care that they hold those, those views

03:40:51.300 because what Fafo looks at is God is not El from, and, and they took El, the Canaanites

03:41:00.000 took El from Egyptian pantheon.

03:41:02.900 El is the, the Egyptian, the head God of the Egyptians.

03:41:07.720 So it's, that's not what he's got in his fundamentals, right?

03:41:16.220 And that's why I, I parse this the way that I do.

03:41:19.000 I think the book is retarded because I've read it. 1.00

03:41:22.020 I understand the Canaanite pantheon. 0.65

03:41:24.900 I understand where this stuff comes from.

03:41:27.000 I see it a little differently, other people are not reading it the same way that I do.

03:41:32.480 So when I, when I attack, I attack the book from what I understand is the truth of the

03:41:37.560 book part.

03:41:39.120 And it's, that's separate from a, a religious view that Fafo holds, which is something else.

03:41:47.240 And it is unique.

03:41:48.660 Fafo has a unique, even among Christians, Fafo has a unique perspective.

03:41:54.820 And that's, I think.

03:41:56.020 I agree with that.

03:41:56.680 Yeah.

03:41:57.100 Right.

03:41:57.400 So that's kind of like, that's the kind of like the parsing out of this.

03:42:00.880 When we broad brush things, it gets a little bit, it does dismiss like a fundamental aspect.

03:42:09.460 And Fafo is not too far off from where I was at one point.

03:42:15.460 Like we're, we share a lot of similar views in where I was at one point and I've just done

03:42:21.640 a certain, you know, dug a certain rabbit hole.

03:42:25.300 And so it's, he's, he's not wrong in saying that when we, when we brush things a certain

03:42:34.980 way that it is dismissive and it does separate.

03:42:38.360 And I think there's some, um, some good that comes from accepting that look Fafo, he can

03:42:49.860 call himself a Christian.

03:42:50.840 He holds very unique views, even among Christians.

03:42:54.620 And this is something that I think is a, is a valuable understanding and framework when

03:43:00.660 we're discussing, especially with certain people like the Fafo is a Christian or like

03:43:06.180 an unk, even nature, uh, to some degree.

03:43:09.200 I think I understand a little bit about his religious views.

03:43:12.860 Uh, maybe not as much as I would need to, maybe as much as I talked to Fafo about, but that,

03:43:19.420 I think that's important context.

03:43:20.820 I just wanted to put that in there.

03:43:23.500 Mythos, I appreciate you saying that, man.

03:43:25.720 Um, you know, because you, you kind of hit the nail on the head. 0.78

03:43:30.780 Listen, Christians hate me. 1.00

03:43:32.960 Christian, and I'm going to, you know, do that in air quotes because I don't, I don't, 0.94

03:43:36.560 I don't view them as Christians and I, you know, people love to make fun of, well, who's

03:43:40.700 a Christian then? 0.99

03:43:41.460 And you got a thousand different dominate denominations and all this shit. 0.98

03:43:45.380 And I said, yeah, you know, I mean, and I can simply just go to verses that talk about 0.96

03:43:49.020 how few people actually are going to make it into heaven.

03:43:52.060 It's going to be full of people begging God, uh, saying, but Lord, we did this in your name

03:43:56.620 and blah, blah, blah.

03:43:57.620 We prophesied and blah, blah, blah. 1.00

03:43:58.960 He's going to tell him, get the fuck away from me. 0.99

03:44:00.440 Right. 0.99

03:44:01.140 Uh, cause he never knew them.

03:44:02.540 Right.

03:44:02.740 So it's like the Bible talks about how, how, how hard it is to get into heaven.

03:44:07.400 So when, when you say this person is a Christian, that person is a Christian, no, they're 0.98

03:44:10.880 not.

03:44:11.460 They're not Christians. 1.00

03:44:12.260 And I'm absolutely fine with all these fake ass churches hating me. 1.00

03:44:15.920 Cause guess what? 1.00

03:44:16.560 I hate them as much as I hate the fucking niggas and the kikes. 1.00

03:44:19.800 Okay. 1.00

03:44:20.220 They are, they are the reason why we're, why we're in this predicament there.

03:44:25.040 So why would, why wouldn't I hate them just as much as I hate the people that they're, you 0.95

03:44:31.040 know, uh, using to kill the actual people of God. 0.85

03:44:35.000 Um, so, you know, just understand that a guy like me, like I will walk into a church and

03:44:41.160 I will gladly say the things that I believe, um, that I say to you guys and I'll wear it

03:44:46.800 like a badge.

03:44:47.380 I'm happy to, and I'm excited to, I can't wait to, um, you know, unfortunately it's going 0.99

03:44:52.880 to get me locked up because you're going to get some dumb nigger there or some dumb, 1.00

03:44:57.220 uh, white person. 1.00

03:44:58.580 Let me, let me ask you something fast though, because I I've done it right. 0.82

03:45:02.940 I've been kicked out of churches.

03:45:04.580 What's stopping you from walking in and talking to people in churches in front of the, uh,

03:45:10.980 clergy?

03:45:12.660 Um, well, I mean, I'm kind of, I'm, I'm pretty violent guy, you know, uh, I know better than

03:45:17.440 put myself in a situation.

03:45:18.220 Yeah.

03:45:18.540 So am I.

03:45:19.280 So am I.

03:45:19.980 I'm the same.

03:45:21.160 Um, you know, and, and really to me, it's just like kind of a waste of time.

03:45:24.660 These people, I look at them as though they're just of a reprobate mind.

03:45:28.580 They can't come to God. 1.00

03:45:29.960 They're fools. 1.00

03:45:31.020 Um, you know, they, yeah, but, yeah, but did you not, did you not? 1.00

03:45:37.760 So like when I went, I'll, I'll give you an example.

03:45:40.180 When I went into church, right.

03:45:42.100 I kneeled for the, uh, sacrament, right.

03:45:45.120 For the, uh, the bread and I kneeled in front and everyone was just like, wouldn't get

03:45:49.520 me like, I had like five heads.

03:45:51.380 Right.

03:45:52.400 And, uh, I walked out.

03:45:54.780 Um, and I, the, the preacher, the preacher,

03:45:58.580 priest, I guess, came out, um, with two bishops and they were, you know, they're like discussing

03:46:04.580 and blah, blah, blah. 1.00

03:46:05.780 And then I went up to them and I said, Hey, you guys are faggots. 1.00

03:46:09.800 Cause all you did was like, talk about the Pope and the Pope is subverted. 1.00

03:46:13.520 And he was like, Oh, I don't know.

03:46:16.200 And you know, there was a guy walking past, um, with his two little daughters and he, he

03:46:22.260 gave me a grin, which was nice.

03:46:24.540 Um, but like, I don't know.

03:46:26.400 It's like, you probably could do exactly what I did. 1.00

03:46:30.180 Um, you could, um, you could take back the church as if men weren't pussies. 1.00

03:46:34.960 Right. 0.99

03:46:36.900 I mean, I don't, I don't disagree.

03:46:39.040 The problem is, is, you know, uh, we've been subverted from, you know, time we were born.

03:46:45.620 People have been taught all sorts of lies that, I mean, see, the thing is, is people look

03:46:51.580 at the Bible through the worldly lens, you know, that they've been taught, you know, um,

03:46:57.400 there's many, many, many, many things that can't, that the Bible contradicts that we have

03:47:02.160 been taught in school and I won't get into them, you know, um, but there's like a reason

03:47:06.260 why all the flat earth guys believe in the flat earth because, you know, the Bible pretty

03:47:10.760 much, um, you know, is on, is take, is on that side.

03:47:15.720 It talks about, you know, the sun standing still and how their Bible or about how the earth

03:47:20.080 doesn't move and there's all these things that just the Bible conflicts with, with what

03:47:24.820 we're taught in school.

03:47:25.680 So you go into these places, these people have been indoctrinated their entire lives.

03:47:29.400 Right.

03:47:29.840 And you try to tell them things, um, you know, and they just kind of start to try to fight

03:47:35.180 you, uh, and it, and they think they're Christians, right. 0.70

03:47:38.500 But they're not actually Christians.

03:47:40.020 So they become, um, this sort of disrespectful, um, arrogant, prideful person who thinks you're 1.00

03:47:47.840 at the idiot when actually they are total and utter fools. 1.00

03:47:51.580 So it's, it's, it's, it's like talking to a retarded person and I'm looking at you and 1.00

03:47:55.460 calling you retarded. 0.99

03:47:56.420 And that's not easy, you know, for, for a guy like me to handle, you know, because these 0.97

03:48:00.960 people, it needs to be like an old fifties movie. 0.99

03:48:03.060 I need to be slapping the shit out of them and tell them to snap out of that woman. 1.00

03:48:06.480 Like, uh, so why would I kind of waste my time with these retards? 1.00

03:48:11.460 Uh, you know, the majority of the people on this planet are not going to make it.

03:48:16.640 And this is just a, this is just a, this is just a, um, you know, a fact of life that

03:48:21.340 I have already, you know, come to terms with that most of us are going to go.

03:48:25.640 Most of the people that I love, I'm not going to see them in heaven.

03:48:28.760 Um, you know, most of the, uh, people that I'm going to be fighting for are going to turn

03:48:33.320 on me.

03:48:33.760 They're going to hate me.

03:48:34.880 Um, so, you know, at this point, it's like, I, I just don't care.

03:48:38.920 So, you know, when I have the people that I actually do agree with on everything, the

03:48:44.220 people in these spaces, um, you know, disrespecting me, uh, and lumping me in with, with, with 0.99

03:48:51.160 these morons who they think are Christians. 1.00

03:48:54.660 So, so you need, you need a bunch of bros to slap you in the face. 1.00

03:48:58.400 That's what you need. 0.99

03:48:59.080 No, no, come on.

03:49:00.280 And let's call you.

03:49:01.660 Hang on there.

03:49:02.580 We got some, do you take, do you take anything seriously?

03:49:05.600 Is everything just kind of a troll to you, bro?

03:49:07.580 Sometimes it's just a troll. 0.75

03:49:08.700 Hang on there.

03:49:10.040 We, we don't want to derail.

03:49:11.520 I think we're on a good track here.

03:49:12.800 I do want to let, uh, get back in here.

03:49:15.820 Um, I'll go ahead.

03:49:20.200 My whole thing about the thing is, is it, is it positive for white unity or is it negative 0.67

03:49:27.380 for white unity? 0.99

03:49:29.060 And in case you haven't noticed, these fucking kikes, they don't argue about religion. 1.00

03:49:33.740 They got each other's back, even if they're fucking selling people's organs. 1.00

03:49:38.560 So we need white unity. 1.00

03:49:40.420 And if we're going to fucking lose and we're going to go extinct because you dumb fuckers 1.00

03:49:46.180 are going to argue about religion your way right into extinction. 1.00

03:49:49.900 Well, I want to go, I want to go back.

03:49:54.200 I'm not arguing about religion.

03:49:55.300 I want to go back to Fafo.

03:49:56.320 I'm not arguing about religion, Unc. 0.97

03:49:58.400 I'm talking about the 88 precepts written by David Eden Lane and what they fucking mean.

03:50:05.180 And if you got a problem with the 88 precepts, Unc, with all due respect, don't claim them.

03:50:13.420 Claim 1483.

03:50:15.340 I love Unc.

03:50:17.100 I'm defending Unc.

03:50:18.140 I'm literally still manning Unc here. 0.98

03:50:20.380 What your ideologies are and what your deep thoughts about what it, that ain't my fucking 0.99

03:50:24.480 business. 1.00

03:50:24.980 Are you white? 1.00

03:50:25.940 Do you want to unite white people to fight this fucking Jewish entity that's going to 1.00

03:50:31.020 make us go extinct or not? 1.00

03:50:32.780 Well, I get that, Unc, but I want to go back.

03:50:35.420 Actually, let me get in here.

03:50:36.240 Let me get in here because, Unc, we just heard Fafo talk.

03:50:40.480 Fafo dismissed almost 95% of Christians, white Christians, as basically, I'm going to say 0.55

03:50:49.260 that you use the word retards, but he called them fake, right? 0.98

03:50:52.940 So I don't know that, you know, your issue is more with people who don't think the religion

03:51:00.140 is true versus people who think the religion is true and that you've actually got within

03:51:05.200 your ranks a bunch of people who are not actually representative of, say, a Fafo's point of view,

03:51:14.660 who is a Christian and says, all of these white Christians are not going to make it. 0.66

03:51:20.580 He just described he's going to fight against them because they're going to turn on him.

03:51:24.920 So this isn't about whether people believe in Christianity or criticize Christianity in

03:51:32.560 that respect.

03:51:33.840 There's not a unity there to have with people who are actually going to stab you in the back

03:51:39.560 because of whatever ideology they do carry, whether it's true or not.

03:51:43.740 I mean, I really don't care what guys believe if they're, if they're, if they're white and

03:51:54.500 they don't want to go extinct and they're willing to put everything else aside for that, that

03:52:00.540 makes sense to me. 0.99

03:52:02.200 But worry about the fucking, what's the. 0.99

03:52:04.720 Well, that's mostly what you have in this room. 0.99

03:52:07.560 I don't know that you have anybody on this panel who's not there with you on that.

03:52:11.920 Well, get with it.

03:52:15.260 The 12th is my favorite.

03:52:17.320 Oh, yeah.

03:52:18.040 Come on. 0.69

03:52:18.920 Hammer it down. 0.94

03:52:19.700 Come on. 0.78

03:52:19.980 Hammer down. 1.00

03:52:24.660 Many, many people won't have the fucking intellectual prowess. 0.99

03:52:28.400 Well, don't say the 12th. 0.99

03:52:30.160 Let people know what you're talking about.

03:52:32.800 12th is your favorite.

03:52:33.960 The truth bears no investigation.

03:52:36.480 I like it because it's short.

03:52:37.780 Yeah, that's a good one.

03:52:42.800 That's a good one.

03:52:43.840 And that's kind of what we talk about here.

03:52:45.640 When we get in our fields, we actually unpack it and we do a good job.

03:52:50.640 I think both white eye and skull mask, even if we take pointed points of view, sometimes

03:52:56.300 we are doing this from a position of nuance to unpack these things and get and discover

03:53:03.240 the truth.

03:53:03.860 And what I understand about the truth is the Old Testament is a Canaanite theology 0.98

03:53:10.220 packaged for a certain people.

03:53:13.520 So it doesn't, even if they like once in a while get something right that makes sense,

03:53:19.380 the rest of it is Canaanite theology packaged for a certain sect of Canaanites.

03:53:27.780 Yeah, I just don't care that much about religion in either direction. 0.99

03:53:36.340 And it just smells like fanning HG's balls when I hear people bash Christians. 1.00

03:53:41.120 That's just my personal fucking thing. 1.00

03:53:43.060 HG did not crack this oak. 0.99

03:53:47.100 Yeah, no, no, no, no.

03:53:48.740 Nobody bashed Christians here, man.

03:53:51.120 I'm talking about the ADA precess in 14 words.

03:53:55.020 That's all I'm doing.

03:53:55.880 What do they smell like, bro?

03:53:57.780 I don't know nature.

03:54:00.840 You should go ask me.

03:54:01.760 I'm literally asking.

03:54:03.040 What do they smell like?

03:54:04.620 I feel like they smell like grain. 1.00

03:54:06.820 To answer your question, I want a bunch of my white brothers to try to slap me. 1.00

03:54:10.300 I do. 0.99

03:54:11.080 I want them to try it.

03:54:12.640 So, you know, we need to start dividing the men from the boys. 1.00

03:54:16.400 So, yeah, all you motherfuckers, come try and slap me. 1.00

03:54:19.260 Like, that's where I'm at right now. 1.00

03:54:20.540 I'm so sick of fucking fighting with people over dumb shit. 1.00

03:54:23.460 This shit is stupid. 1.00

03:54:24.160 It's the fact that we're even fucking fighting over this. 1.00

03:54:26.940 Dude, we fight over this shit every single day. 0.99

03:54:29.440 Well, let's be honest here. 1.00

03:54:30.860 Let's.

03:54:31.240 No one's fighting here.

03:54:32.200 Let's be honest here.

03:54:33.360 No one is fighting here.

03:54:34.700 That one.

03:54:35.540 And I would I would disagree with white's take about Christians because I have I I think. 0.90

03:54:41.620 I think he's more nuanced about it.

03:54:44.720 You know, I understand.

03:54:45.840 He said, you know, you share a religion with browns.

03:54:48.660 I don't know that you do, even if you by name do.

03:54:53.600 I think it's confusing when, you know, there's brown Christians and white Christians.

03:54:59.920 I think that's a very confusing I factor in the discussion.

03:55:07.140 It's not something we can sort out easily.

03:55:10.020 I understand where white was going there, because most Christians, if we're all being

03:55:15.180 honest here, are quite happy to share the religion with browns. 0.99

03:55:19.300 Most of them are quite happy with that.

03:55:22.020 So I think that's where he was going overall here.

03:55:24.920 I don't want to speak for him, but in terms of of understanding each other, right, we're

03:55:34.480 all we're all 14 words.

03:55:36.400 We understand that.

03:55:37.460 And because he said that it triggered a religious discussion, which I think we could have just

03:55:43.680 passed on over to get to the point without getting triggered on it.

03:55:49.020 I don't think it was actually that relevant to the greater conversations that we have.

03:55:54.920 In the fact that he said that, because it is true of most Christians, but we can just

03:56:01.580 move on.

03:56:02.460 We don't have to make this about religion.

03:56:04.220 And I think we can follow white's train of thought here when we're talking about what 0.61

03:56:10.440 he, the subject matter he was talking about was the fact that these people don't know what

03:56:15.560 the 88 precepts are.

03:56:17.480 And actually in this show, we go over the 88 precepts.

03:56:22.140 Unc just nailed one, which is good.

03:56:24.560 It is the shortest one.

03:56:25.920 And I, I, I prefaced that earlier when I was talking about the 88 precepts.

03:56:29.700 Some are a little longer, they're a little more, more to chew on a little harder to memorize

03:56:35.880 because this is the way that we work.

03:56:38.160 Right.

03:56:38.420 And so it is a lot to digest, but he was going over the fact that a lot of these people who

03:56:46.340 are claiming 1488 are not 1488.

03:56:50.400 They don't even know what the 88 precepts are.

03:56:53.160 And this is what our job is on this show and on this platform is to get past that and to

03:57:03.040 understand how to deliver the 88 precepts in a way that helps people grow toward racial

03:57:09.920 consciousness.

03:57:10.520 And they can do that as a Christian.

03:57:12.280 I believe, I believe you are one.

03:57:14.980 You can do that as a Christian.

03:57:16.740 Uh, I believe that someday it will click even further that the basis of this, this religion

03:57:25.320 is rooted in Canaanite theology, which does not recognize our people at all.

03:57:31.640 It's not even the old Testament is not even a part of us.

03:57:34.360 So I think that one day the 88 precepts will supersede all of this.

03:57:38.880 That's my belief, but in terms of this show, no, we don't have to litigate who is a true

03:57:45.620 Christian, whether or not the, the, uh, Torah has anything to do with us, whether it's true

03:57:51.640 or not, all of these things, we don't have to, I prefer that we don't because we're really

03:57:57.240 talking about understanding who's out there, who's making claims to 1488 and who understands

03:58:05.760 what they're talking about when making that claim.

03:58:08.000 And I think that's the bigger, uh, narrative that we should trail and not get into, you

03:58:15.460 know, these, these claims about who believes what, uh, and whether or not somebody is an

03:58:20.920 atheist antichrist position and throw those kinds of accusations around, which are unfounded

03:58:25.940 and get back to the point, right.

03:58:28.820 Which is, let's talk about the 88 precepts.

03:58:32.120 Let's talk about who we have in our, uh, realm here of, of white unity and who understands what 0.75

03:58:40.580 they're talking about and who is actually making a fool of us when they say it.

03:58:44.340 Because I've, I've talked to people who are very much working hard behind the scenes to create

03:58:50.740 organizations, to create things that matter for our people.

03:58:56.840 And they went down.

03:58:58.620 I was talking to one who went down to the frontier, um, event down in Southern California.

03:59:04.660 And he said he was, uh, so, what was the word he used?

03:59:10.340 Um, it kind of like sad.

03:59:13.280 He was so sad to see this group of white men and there's no real unification of ideology. 0.92

03:59:22.060 He said, there's a bunch of people like looking at people like they want to, are you ready to

03:59:26.040 fight?

03:59:26.420 Uh, and this is a group of white men, right.

03:59:30.060 And he, he's, he mentioned these people, right.

03:59:32.960 They've got swastika tattoos there.

03:59:35.760 They don't understand the bigger picture. 0.94

03:59:37.820 They, they're just low IQ. 0.99

03:59:41.260 There are retards, right. 1.00

03:59:43.380 But they're, they're like, no, I'm 1488. 1.00

03:59:45.960 Fuck you, man. 1.00

03:59:46.840 It's like, well, what are the 88 precepts? 1.00

03:59:48.900 Like, oh, hire Hitler. 0.83

03:59:50.540 It's like, okay, this is a person that needs our help, but they're not leaders, right.

03:59:55.960 But they're, they're prancing around as if they're like, we are the real ones.

04:00:00.980 It's like, okay, we got a lot of work to do as white people. 0.95

04:00:04.120 We have a shit ton of work to do. 0.97

04:00:06.560 So I think that's what white was getting at overall. 0.75

04:00:09.560 Um, that that's what I was getting at overall mythos.

04:00:13.420 And I appreciate you breaking it down.

04:00:15.720 And, and I more or less ended it as an open-ended question of self-reflection, which is why did

04:00:24.820 David Lane preface the entirety of the 88 precepts with the first 10 centered around spirituality?

04:00:34.500 And I, I laid it out pretty succinctly.

04:00:38.680 That's because our revival as a race is inherent on this spiritual revival.

04:00:46.200 Well, I think that, I think that that was beautifully put by both of you.

04:00:51.720 Um, and again, you guys know that I'm emotional. 0.99

04:00:57.140 Um, I take this shit too seriously sometimes. 0.97

04:01:00.620 Uh, you know, I'm from a place where, I mean, I, you know, Dearborn's not far from here and 0.99

04:01:06.280 I've watched things being taken over.

04:01:08.440 Um, I have a special kind of hatred in my heart, a very holy hatred for all things that

04:01:14.260 aren't white. 0.86

04:01:15.180 Um, I, I, I see this sweet little old white lady, um, and she can't, you know, park in, 1.00

04:01:22.380 uh, and I just saw this yesterday. 0.93

04:01:23.880 She, she couldn't park because some nigger in a, um, who was driving a, uh, uh, mail truck 1.00

04:01:30.400 parked in the fucking handicap halfway. 0.99

04:01:32.720 I had parked in it and I had to watch this old white lady, you know, like this, and this 1.00

04:01:37.600 just happened.

04:01:38.560 It's just, this just happened to me not too long ago. 0.97

04:01:40.780 I saw another nigger do it. 1.00

04:01:42.200 Uh, you know, dry. 1.00

04:01:43.080 So, you know, so it's like, I'm fed the fuck up. 0.99

04:01:45.660 I want to attack everybody. 0.98

04:01:46.960 People know I'm angry. 1.00

04:01:48.020 I just want to attack these people. 0.89

04:01:49.840 And I walk around constantly quiet. 0.98

04:01:53.760 When I, when I go to work and I have to work around nons, I'm quiet.

04:01:57.660 I don't speak to them.

04:01:59.100 They can just tell they're, I just give off this air of just hatred and, um, you know,

04:02:05.320 just, they can just tell, leave, leave them alone.

04:02:08.260 Right.

04:02:09.080 Uh, and I, I tune in every day to listen to you guys, um, whether I'm in the tunnels

04:02:15.560 or, or, or, or, you know, I'm publicly listening to you guys and I love you guys.

04:02:19.660 And I've learned so much from you guys and I continue to learn so much from you guys.

04:02:24.880 And that's not going to change.

04:02:27.320 I, you guys are able to put things into words in a much better way than I'm able to.

04:02:32.520 Right.

04:02:33.100 The one thing that I can do is fight and I can, and I can fight for you and I can, and

04:02:37.820 I can die for you and I'm willing to do it.

04:02:40.340 And I love you guys.

04:02:42.220 Um, and the only thing that I love you too, brother, love you too.

04:02:46.100 Thank you for that.

04:02:46.840 I'll let you continue. 0.99

04:02:47.640 I just wanted to let you know that, that fucking a man right back at you. 0.99

04:02:51.760 It's the, it's, and thank you, brother. 0.99

04:02:53.740 And it's the only thing I care about is I don't have a family because I want to protect

04:02:58.300 your family.

04:02:59.200 I don't have a woman. 0.91

04:03:01.140 Um, and I could, okay.

04:03:03.080 Because I want to fight.

04:03:04.560 I don't want to look, I've, I've had many, many people.

04:03:08.560 You need to have a family.

04:03:09.620 You use them genetics.

04:03:10.480 Well, yeah, but then I can't fight.

04:03:12.200 I want to fight.

04:03:13.080 A fight is coming very soon.

04:03:14.800 A lot, a lot sooner than we are even aware of.

04:03:18.380 It's coming.

04:03:19.300 It's going to take us by surprise, not to quote the Bible, but like a thief in the night.

04:03:23.680 We're not going to be ready.

04:03:24.920 None of us are going to be ready.

04:03:26.020 And it's going to happen at the worst, most inopportune time.

04:03:29.280 Okay.

04:03:29.780 So I'm just trying to warn everybody to get ready because it's coming.

04:03:34.300 It's going to be soon.

04:03:35.940 If we're lucky, if we're lucky, there will be another president.

04:03:39.440 I doubt that there will.

04:03:41.120 All right.

04:03:41.480 Um, the only thing that I can ask of people during this time, instead of, um, you know,

04:03:47.940 fighting and using, you know, we, we have to choose our words so carefully because it's

04:03:51.880 like, you know, if you went into a space like that and I was one of these dumb guys who didn't 0.91

04:03:56.620 know, and I used to be one of those guys who was like, yeah, 1488, hell, hell, hell. 0.84

04:04:00.580 Like guys, I used to think that, right.

04:04:02.200 Until somebody set me straight. 0.81

04:04:03.340 Uh, but where I, one of those dumb guys who thought that that was the meaning of the 0.85

04:04:07.940 ADA, um, and somebody, and then I told them that I'm a Christian. 0.91

04:04:12.000 And then you told me that I share a religion with blood people.

04:04:15.220 Like you'd have lost me right then and there on the spot. 0.88

04:04:18.280 You'd have lost me because, because I'm a hothead.

04:04:20.440 And, uh, you know, I don't know how I would have reacted because it's right.

04:04:24.740 And I love right.

04:04:26.140 Um, and I know that he would never say that to me and mean it to me like that.

04:04:30.900 You know, I'm able to sit there and just kind of gather my thoughts and, and, and, you

04:04:35.240 know, try to hear what he said, but all I would ask, and I've asked people this before

04:04:40.200 is to start to try to make some sort of distinction, right? 1.00

04:04:44.120 If you're going to say Christians are retards, cause they fucking are. 1.00

04:04:47.320 Okay. 1.00

04:04:47.640 I agree with you. 0.80

04:04:48.580 I hate them. 0.97

04:04:51.360 I don't think they're Christians. 1.00

04:04:53.140 I think they're just fucking retards. 1.00

04:04:55.060 Okay. 1.00

04:04:55.340 On that, I think, yeah, on that note, it is, it does complicate the entire discussion

04:05:04.000 because when we're talking about most, no, but when we're talking about most Christians,

04:05:14.220 we are actually are talking about these, these non-racial multi, you know, multi-racial retards. 0.99

04:05:22.000 It takes you two seconds to say that it takes you two seconds to say, Hey, there's Christians 1.00

04:05:26.580 out there that, uh, have, uh, you know, a frame of mind that aligns with our thinking. 0.99

04:05:32.080 They, uh, you know, I think, I think everything with black hair and black eyes is cursed. 1.00

04:05:36.620 I think it's a sign of the curse.

04:05:37.760 I don't think that they go to heaven. 0.98

04:05:39.000 I don't, there will be no niggers in heaven as far as I'm concerned. 1.00

04:05:41.080 So just let people be aware that there are people out there that are Christians that believe 0.69

04:05:47.080 in that sort of way. 0.98

04:05:48.200 Not that just we're all fucking retards, the worst of a dude, it's, I just want some sort 1.00

04:05:52.920 of distinction to be made. 0.99

04:05:54.120 That's all.

04:05:54.740 Yeah.

04:05:55.220 We'll, we'll, we'll ponder, we'll ponder that.

04:05:57.640 We'll ponder that.

04:05:58.560 Uh, we're, we're thinkers here.

04:06:00.000 So we're always trying to figure out how to, uh, how to frame things.

04:06:04.440 Um, and, uh, and I'll, I'll, I'll at least speak for myself in considering how, how to present

04:06:10.820 that, um, in the best way possible so that we don't get derailed, right?

04:06:15.180 Because this is really isn't about Fafo, right?

04:06:17.540 This is, this isn't about his beliefs.

04:06:19.440 This is about this problem that we're facing in whole that does have, uh, a, an inherent

04:06:27.120 Jewish problem. 0.99

04:06:28.200 Right. 0.73

04:06:28.820 And so we're, we're discussing that.

04:06:31.220 I, I, I get it.

04:06:33.300 Why do you have anything on that?

04:06:34.920 Yeah, I'll say this.

04:06:38.000 I think it's safe to say when I say, if you share an ideology with mud races and you don't 1.00

04:06:49.840 share an ideology with mud races, don't apply it to you. 0.99

04:06:57.420 That's very true too.

04:06:59.100 That's very true too.

04:07:00.900 I, I agree.

04:07:02.200 You know, uh, no, but yeah, Fafo, I love you guys.

04:07:09.920 I know that, you know, that I know that, you know, that I love you guys.

04:07:14.460 That's probably the most realistic, the wisest advice, uh, you know, because I can't go around

04:07:21.140 sitting there telling everybody, Hey, you need to be, you know, make a distinction between

04:07:24.440 all Christians.

04:07:25.720 Yes.

04:07:26.220 That's the wisest advice that I'm going to get.

04:07:28.120 Um, I don't know what else to even say, but Hey, I appreciate it. 1.00

04:07:33.760 Uh, just know, um, all you motherfuckers. 1.00

04:07:36.200 I do not share a motherfucking religion with mud people. 1.00

04:07:40.800 Don't be crazy. 1.00

04:07:45.100 There we go.

04:07:49.720 Ari, what you got?

04:07:51.020 Well, we burned through an hour pretty quickly.

04:07:54.020 Yeah, buddy.

04:07:56.020 Time flies when you're having fun.

04:07:57.340 Arian, what's up, man? 0.99

04:08:01.860 Hey, can you hear me?

04:08:04.360 Yes, sir.

04:08:05.780 You know, I just wanted to say, uh, one of the best, uh, indicators that this religion

04:08:11.420 has nothing to do with our people is there's a complete linguistic difference.

04:08:17.480 Our, you know, or even the swastika, like if you look at archeological evidence, the swastika

04:08:22.240 dates back 40,000 years.

04:08:23.860 Well, here's the thing, Arian, is that when we're observing things from, let's say, Fafo's 0.98

04:08:34.120 or Unc's perspective, it does.

04:08:39.400 Whether or not you hold that to be true, whether or not, you know, there's archeological or scientific

04:08:45.520 evidence proving such or disproving such is besides the point when it comes to their belief

04:08:52.380 structure.

04:08:55.700 Well, that's why I guess the linguistics matter because the Bible wasn't written in Germanic

04:09:00.980 or Indo-European languages.

04:09:02.800 It was a completely Semitic language.

04:09:08.780 I don't disagree with you, man.

04:09:11.260 I don't disagree with you.

04:09:14.180 Fafo's a CI guy.

04:09:15.520 My point is, is...

04:09:17.360 Oh, we lost you.

04:09:23.620 Can you hear me? 1.00

04:09:24.920 No, I heard you say, oh, fuck. 1.00

04:09:26.440 Okay, I was going to say, you can tell that Fafo's a really well-read guy when it comes 0.99

04:09:30.800 to the Bible, and I would just implore him to do just as much due diligence and research

04:09:35.360 into his own, his own ethnic identity.

04:09:43.520 Cool.

04:09:47.000 Cool.

04:09:47.540 I will.

04:09:48.260 Well, uh...

04:09:49.440 So I will, I promise.

04:09:53.880 Well, that's another thing.

04:09:55.100 Ever since I've been posting, uh...

04:09:56.860 I mean, that's...

04:09:58.000 Oh, go ahead, Skullman. 0.80

04:09:59.000 That's the interesting part, Fafo, is a guy like you who is, like, you would vibe so hard

04:10:05.620 with our ancestral, like, the Vorsprung Saga, the Iliad. 0.99

04:10:10.040 Dude, these are stories of guys absolutely fucking shit up. 0.99

04:10:13.920 It is so based when you read these stories, and you're like, yeah, and then I killed, like, 0.99

04:10:18.520 50 dudes, and stood there in my bronze armor, and Ares was like, nice job, bro.

04:10:23.580 Like, it's so high-T.

04:10:25.420 Like, that's the thing about a lot of our legends that, um, it's like, it's all, it's

04:10:30.200 just so high-T.

04:10:31.220 It's just so warrior-coded.

04:10:33.020 Like, everything about it is based, and you read this stuff, and you're like, what happened

04:10:37.060 when that guy walked in to dinner, and he crashed a dinner party?

04:10:40.820 Uh, well, Thor smashed him open with a hammer.

04:10:44.140 It's like, yeah, okay, let's do it.

04:10:46.780 I mean, it's, it's like, you gotta, it's, there's something syncretic here, I think,

04:10:52.680 with Crusader Christianity, and, and the Templar Christianity, that is, like, if you read

04:10:59.060 Evola wrote, in the, in the Metaphysics of War, Evola wrote about this, about the warrior

04:11:03.600 spirit, and the way that it comes to the fore in warrior cultures, and, um, it's, it was

04:11:10.740 pretty insightful for me to read that when he went into the, the form of the, uh, religious

04:11:18.960 knighthoods in, in the, during the Crusades, the Catonic Order, the Knights Hospitalliae,

04:11:24.020 and, uh, Knights Templar.

04:11:26.080 It was, um, it was enlightening.

04:11:28.500 So, if it's something that's, like, you can go into the esoteric history of our people's

04:11:36.000 belief systems, and find, repeatedly, it's the same thing with the manifest destiny.

04:11:42.220 It's, like, you can find the, the recurring theme of, of killing your enemies.

04:11:48.400 And, and, it's, it's, it's, if it's, it's something that's, like, the, the, the discussion

04:11:54.240 of, like, oh, is this, you know, wrong or right, blah, blah, blah, like, people don't

04:11:58.620 talk about this stuff, man, when you're active.

04:12:00.540 Like, you just don't, you don't talk about this stuff.

04:12:02.400 Like, I have, I don't, I know guys who are active, and they're Christian, and it's not, 1.00

04:12:06.120 like, it doesn't come up.

04:12:07.400 Like, this is not stuff, like, this is online discussion.

04:12:10.280 It doesn't, it doesn't come up.

04:12:11.720 So, and you talk about, like, driving guys away.

04:12:13.800 If somebody's gonna get butt hurt, because they're, like, somebody's, like, oh, you

04:12:18.140 worship a demon. 0.57

04:12:19.360 You know, you say you're, you know, you worship Odin, and Odin's a demon.

04:12:23.180 And if somebody gets butt hurt about that, and they don't want to be active anymore, then

04:12:26.880 they probably weren't cut out for it in the first place.

04:12:35.700 Which is why we go, we try to go hard and nuanced at the same time, right?

04:12:41.120 We try to understand our talking points and the discussion at hand with the audience involved,

04:12:49.940 with the speakers involved, while not going soft either, right?

04:12:55.400 Because we have no, we are Aryans, we are white men, and there's no need for us to go soft.

04:13:01.520 But there is a need for us to understand the nuance of the discussion and what it really

04:13:10.500 means at the same time.

04:13:12.920 Because it can get complicated, and it's, it is confusing when, you know, the, the churches

04:13:21.200 are filled with nonce.

04:13:23.860 And it's like, oh, well, that's what I'm talking about.

04:13:25.940 And then it's like, well, my church or my belief is different.

04:13:28.440 It's like, okay, well, that's a, that's a unique perspective.

04:13:32.080 But I think, you know, if we go into a, a church and talk to a hundred people in that

04:13:40.000 church, they're all going to have some little difference of interpretation or foundational

04:13:48.380 doctrine to themselves.

04:13:51.000 And this is, this is kind of how this goes.

04:13:54.080 Um, so it's, it's a very complex, but I will say this though, people like talking about

04:14:00.900 it.

04:14:01.400 It's not like it's going to go away and it has a lot of, of, uh, it, it has a lot of

04:14:08.840 vulnerabilities when it comes to our people. 1.00

04:14:13.100 It allows white people like a Mike Huckabee said dirty rat bastard to go in and say, we 1.00

04:14:25.200 need to fight and die for Israel. 1.00

04:14:26.580 Israel is the most important thing on the planet.

04:14:28.760 I'm a Christian and I believe in it.

04:14:30.620 And it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, like to the gallows, right to the gallows.

04:14:34.600 And we all understand that. 0.95

04:14:35.740 But a lot of, a lot of white Christians are like either cognitive dissonance or they not 0.94

04:14:42.980 really, uh, as educated as us in what he's saying and what line he's actually drawing and

04:14:49.100 what side of the, of the spectrum he actually lives on.

04:14:52.680 So it creates a, um, a bigger problem in the public discourse.

04:15:00.320 And we try to have those conversations here on the public discourse, but in our bubble

04:15:05.760 with our framing, with our understanding that this is really ultimately just about white

04:15:11.420 people.

04:15:11.940 And this is about what we're doing as a people to secure the existence of our people and

04:15:17.180 a future for white children, because the beauty of the white area and woman must not perish 0.91

04:15:21.780 from the earth.

04:15:22.580 And that is our challenge, right?

04:15:26.500 Um, oh, we just lost reason, uh, get in there.

04:15:30.320 Yeah.

04:15:31.940 Reason's coming back.

04:15:32.760 We'll let him get in there as soon as he comes back up.

04:15:34.580 I just wanted to ask that photo check his telegram DMs when he gets a chance.

04:15:40.380 Cool.

04:15:41.540 Uh, reason go ahead.

04:15:48.700 Yeah.

04:15:49.160 Loud and clear.

04:15:50.140 Okay, great.

04:15:50.820 So I think the main thing we have to do right now is wake up as many people as possible 0.99

04:15:57.260 and show everybody, remind everybody, all the white men, especially, and these dumb white 1.00

04:16:05.720 bitches that are traitors, that we have something to fight for. 1.00

04:16:10.060 And that we have spent 10,000 years, you know, taming the forest, taming the crops, cutting 0.98

04:16:20.180 these fields down, building these magnificent structures that no other race on the planet

04:16:25.040 is capable of.

04:16:26.580 Uh, we have come up with morality and moral concepts and philosophy that no race on this 0.98

04:16:33.940 planet, but us is capable of to this day to even fathom.

04:16:38.860 We have to stand together.

04:16:44.040 I don't care what you believe.

04:16:45.980 We are under attack from all sides by communists that are Jewish, Marxist, communists, uh, and 1.00

04:16:52.180 useful fucking idiots. 1.00

04:16:53.900 We are under attack by Islam who's trying to outbreed us and invade us, even on our fucking 1.00

04:16:59.460 homelands. 1.00

04:17:00.420 And if it doesn't piss you off what that piece of shit mayor said in Dearborn, and you don't 1.00

04:17:06.240 want to wipe the smirk off his fucking face. 1.00

04:17:08.860 Right now, like I do, then wake the fuck up. 1.00

04:17:13.920 That's where I'm at. 0.97

04:17:15.120 I am pissed off.

04:17:16.240 I know what's coming.

04:17:17.320 And what he said, uh, earlier at Fafo, he said, it's coming and it's coming fast.

04:17:22.580 We know it's coming fast.

04:17:24.020 It's probably agenda 2030.

04:17:25.640 It's probably 2029. 0.94

04:17:27.160 So we need everything we can fucking muster because the war is coming and it's not our doing. 0.92

04:17:34.440 It's not what we wanted. 0.94

04:17:35.940 It's not what any of us asked for. 1.00

04:17:37.720 It's these hateful pieces of shit from the Middle East that hate our people for no other 1.00

04:17:44.120 reason than we hate their slavery. 1.00

04:17:46.080 We hate their pedophilia. 1.00

04:17:47.940 We hate their sickness. 0.99

04:17:50.400 And it's, it's to the core for these other people.

04:17:53.660 It's not our people. 0.93

04:17:55.360 None of this is our people.

04:17:57.700 None. 0.99

04:17:57.860 You can't look at our history and say that we did any of this shit, except maybe the Greeks 1.00

04:18:03.140 and they're, you know, fucking bread with half of these people. 1.00

04:18:06.580 So who knows? 0.99

04:18:07.600 But my point is get angry.

04:18:10.700 If you're not as angry as I am, but we have to be smart about it.

04:18:15.300 We need to outsmart people like that mayor in Dearborn and people like Man Domney in New

04:18:21.320 York.

04:18:21.560 And we have to show what exactly what they are as fast as possible and show the philosophy. 1.00

04:18:27.020 So these dumb fuck traders that color their hair fucking purple and put stupid shit in 1.00

04:18:32.780 their faces, uh, wake the fuck up to realize what time it is because I'm awake now. 1.00

04:18:39.660 So I've read, I've, you know, uh, guys like Adam Green, uh, mythos, all these people, uh,

04:18:45.460 even other people in, uh, JQ radio woke me up to, to all this.

04:18:49.940 And I finally started looking in what these people actually believe and it's to annihilate

04:18:55.320 us.

04:18:56.560 And if you're not there, get there and wake up.

04:18:59.400 That's where we've got to be.

04:19:00.680 And we've got to be unified.

04:19:02.020 If you see one of us out in public, wake them up and say, look, dude, uh, you know, and

04:19:07.460 I've, I've even myself been afraid of doing this.

04:19:09.460 And I'm just like, I've got a nice compilation of, uh, uh, uh, uh, what are they called? 1.00

04:19:16.500 Fucking rabbis or whatever in synagogue talking shit about us, talking about eliminating us. 0.99

04:19:22.040 And if you could show that video to as many people as possible, they'll wake the fuck up 1.00

04:19:26.000 and stop supporting Israel.

04:19:28.780 And that's, that's one of our main fights.

04:19:31.140 The other fight is communism and I'll land it there, but yeah.

04:19:35.120 Yeah.

04:19:35.200 You lost me with the, the, the, yeah, that's, you lost me with that.

04:19:41.920 It's, um, that left first, right kind of deal.

04:19:46.240 Um, you have to like do some more research.

04:19:48.740 That's, uh, that's a side, my, my man, um, isms.

04:19:53.780 You have to realize more.

04:19:55.720 It's not isms.

04:19:56.840 Well, you got, you got Dennis Prager, right?

04:19:59.260 That video that I clipped a long time ago.

04:20:01.700 Uh, and I send it around very often, uh, Dennis Prager.

04:20:05.780 Uh, and I like seeing other people, big accounts post that where Dennis Prager is talking about

04:20:12.060 how Jews are behind all the isms, right? 1.00

04:20:14.380 Feminism, communism, socialism, Marxism.

04:20:18.840 Yeah.

04:20:19.540 It's, it's the ism there.

04:20:20.520 And he, he explains why they do it is when they leave Judaism, they still have this destructive 1.00

04:20:26.720 impulse, uh, and they need to direct it somewhere.

04:20:30.720 So they get behind these isms, which all of the isms that we know of, um, are anti-white 0.74

04:20:38.740 destruction, right?

04:20:40.660 That's it.

04:20:41.500 So it's very, very, you know, we can compartmentalize it.

04:20:44.440 This is a racial anti-white issue we're dealing with, which, uh, a couple of things, um, you

04:20:52.220 talked about waking up, like one of the things that recently put another piece of the puzzle

04:20:58.320 into my picture was the, on, on Rosh Hashanah, uh, this Jewish holiday, which just happened.

04:21:05.600 There's a woman who's in front of a congregation. 0.97

04:21:08.280 She's talking about how they still believe that human sacrifice.

04:21:16.800 She starts it off with the biggest lie, uh, in humanity is that we no longer believe in

04:21:26.380 human sacrifice.

04:21:28.120 And then she goes on to describe how human sacrifice is necessary to keep the world flourishing.

04:21:36.440 Right. 1.00

04:21:36.960 And I'm like, holy shit. 0.99

04:21:37.740 And she's talking about gods. 1.00

04:21:39.060 She's not talking about God.

04:21:40.140 She says the gods.

04:21:41.940 And so that got my, I I'd sacrifice like a white rake.

04:21:45.900 I really would.

04:21:47.320 Well, he would sacrifice himself.

04:21:48.900 He kind of like fills the bill, you know?

04:21:51.220 Yeah.

04:21:51.600 Yep.

04:21:51.860 He's already signed up for that.

04:21:53.660 So, uh, if my death meant that the white race flourishes for the next hundred million 0.95

04:22:01.500 years, I would gladly lay on that table and then be journeyed. 0.99

04:22:06.220 No, nature, you would fuck up the ritual. 0.97

04:22:08.240 I would do it without any anesthetics. 0.99

04:22:11.500 You could blood eagle me.

04:22:13.240 You, you can do everything. 0.99

04:22:14.200 Nature would fuck up the ritual. 0.93

04:22:15.820 It was like, you were supposed to hit the rock three times and you only hit the rock

04:22:22.480 two times, right? 0.99

04:22:23.940 This, uh, this whole shit, whatever I I'd honor you brother. 0.99

04:22:28.620 So these, what it got me looking at is, is where are these blood sacrifice gods? 0.99

04:22:38.660 Right.

04:22:39.180 And the blood sacrifice god is Baal and, or Baal or whatever, B-A-A-L. 0.98

04:22:45.180 And that's a, that's a, another Canaanite pantheon.

04:22:48.100 So I just went through the Canaanite pantheon.

04:22:49.720 I said, Dave, you know, give me a list of the Canaanite pantheon.

04:22:52.180 Well, mythos, there, there are other blood sacrifice gods.

04:22:55.760 But this is not, but this is related to what they're saying.

04:22:58.660 Right.

04:22:59.400 But yeah.

04:23:00.400 So they're saying.

04:23:01.940 It's, it's desert people. 1.00

04:23:03.280 Yeah.

04:23:03.300 It's desert people talking. 1.00

04:23:04.020 So we got to go into desert pantheon.

04:23:05.700 It's talking about the desert people and their desert pantheon.

04:23:08.500 And then you look at the old Testament, it's all desert pantheon. 0.96

04:23:11.480 And so I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole here, but when you, when you understand

04:23:17.480 that this is Canaanite, when you, uh, and, and this Jew on the timeline just today was 0.86

04:23:24.620 like, I'm more, as a Jew, I'm more, more white than you.

04:23:28.020 I was like, so I just grok it.

04:23:29.700 I say, Hey, uh, grok, this Jew said he's more white than me. 1.00

04:23:32.300 Can you go ahead and give me his, uh, assumed, um, DNA?

04:23:36.200 And it's like, yeah, he's 50% Canaanite. 0.93

04:23:38.580 This is, this is what is validated.

04:23:41.440 Right.

04:23:41.920 And, and this is when they, and, and the reason I dive into this is because the, uh, reason

04:23:48.860 brought up the Greeks.

04:23:49.740 Right. 0.56

04:23:50.160 And they do, they talk about, Oh, the Greeks were into pedophilia and all of this. 0.70

04:23:53.820 Well, which Greeks, right. 0.88

04:23:55.220 Uh, well, was it, uh, inbred, um, Semitic, half Semitic, half Greek people, because that's 1.00

04:24:04.120 what they do.

04:24:05.100 Right.

04:24:05.820 So whenever, and this goes back to a law that I've, I've, uh, used consistently is that if

04:24:11.680 it increases white power, then it's true.

04:24:14.420 If it decreases white power, then it's false.

04:24:17.080 So when they make these accusations, you can automatically dump them into a, that is false

04:24:22.760 bucket.

04:24:23.860 It's not, it's not true.

04:24:25.180 So when they make those claims, we didn't, the Greeks did not use pedophilia to come up

04:24:33.660 with their amazing philosophy that they did and their, their Greek, uh, way of life.

04:24:40.740 This was not now blood sacrifice is a whole nother story, but we're talking about this, this

04:24:47.680 other thing that they sacrifice their own children, not for the reasons in Aryan would, which is 0.99

04:24:56.280 what we're talking about with white, right? 0.58

04:24:57.600 He would run out into the flames.

04:24:59.640 If it meant saving his people, we're talking about a people who actually sacrifice their

04:25:04.320 children in the fire.

04:25:05.960 Okay.

04:25:06.520 And they have a repeated history of, of relapsing into this sacrifice here.

04:25:13.900 And this is who these people are and they have a genetic tie to who they are there.

04:25:20.960 They are 50% non-white, but they just like on the timeline, and this is how it gets confusing.

04:25:27.240 They'll claim to be more white than you. 0.93

04:25:29.460 And then this, uh, this is just a funny one.

04:25:32.320 This guy was like, I'm from Switzerland and I'm more white than you.

04:25:37.340 It's like, okay.

04:25:38.680 And then like two seconds later, he's like, I would qualify as a Swiss black. 0.94

04:25:43.700 It's like, okay, bro, this is, this is kind of the, the nonsense we, we are trying to parse 0.77

04:25:50.000 here in all of this is to realize that it's skin suiting.

04:25:55.340 We need to make sure that we're defining the line between what is white, because these people 1.00

04:26:03.660 will claim to be white, do bad things, write histories about how it wasn't them.

04:26:09.260 It was white people doing it. 0.52

04:26:11.420 And this is what we're, what we're up against in the propaganda war.

04:26:15.920 And this is why, and I'll end here when you have an opportunity, like what's going on with

04:26:21.520 the ADL right now, and somebody brought it up on the timeline.

04:26:24.580 Somebody said, um, that most of these people who are complaining that the ADL is criticizing

04:26:31.040 what a Christian identity as a hate group, um, they don't even know what Christian identity

04:26:38.620 is.

04:26:39.140 And it's like, yeah, it doesn't even matter.

04:26:41.580 As long as they, we can breed animosity with these groups where that's a win for us.

04:26:49.980 We just run with that and we just breed animosity toward the ADL.

04:26:54.380 That is a win because then everything they say after that is tainted with this anti-white,

04:27:00.820 even if it's anti-Christian, this sentiment.

04:27:04.480 And those are inroads to push when they avail us and, and get people to understand it's not

04:27:11.400 really, they're not an anti-Christian.

04:27:13.720 If you go to their website, they're not anti-Christian.

04:27:15.760 They're anti-white.

04:27:17.380 Christian identity is a white thing. 0.99

04:27:19.420 It's, they're anti-white. 0.95

04:27:20.740 So just a way for us to, to continue pushing this because there's a lot of confused people

04:27:25.920 out there who are not educated.

04:27:27.840 We're the most educated people anywhere.

04:27:30.300 I, I, I know that just from going in and talking to people, where are they educated people?

04:27:35.020 It is our job to educate the masses towards racial consciousness.

04:27:39.900 So they know I am a white person.

04:27:43.200 That's who I care about.

04:27:44.820 That's what I'm going to fight and die for.

04:27:46.520 The rest of it is semantics or, uh, or just details.

04:27:52.860 And, uh, I just, I'll, I'll land it there.

04:28:05.920 Yeah, I don't, uh, have much of a response.

04:28:08.440 I mean, it's interesting because these Jews have managed to hold on to an ethno-religion. 0.94

04:28:14.520 They have managed to, and this is in Culture Critique.

04:28:18.020 McDonald touches on this.

04:28:19.300 I think it's in Culture Critique.

04:28:20.520 It might be in the first book.

04:28:21.880 That, um, this, they, their, their concept of lineage is inextricably tied to their concept

04:28:34.860 of their destiny.

04:28:35.960 And, and it's a, it's, you know, a, a kind of weird, telluric, earthly destiny to be,

04:28:45.920 um, this, like, Tikkun Olam, right?

04:28:51.180 Like, closing the world up or doing the whole Noahide thing and bringing the world under the

04:28:56.340 Noahide rainbow of sodomy and genders, gender differentiated, like, gender, uh, you know, 1.00

04:29:05.200 whatever, tranny shit. 1.00

04:29:06.480 And, um, there's, like, anything that touches this Tikkun Olam ideology, ethno-religious disposition 1.00

04:29:16.540 is, is corrupted.

04:29:18.460 And this is democracy.

04:29:20.060 This is, uh, divorce.

04:29:22.300 These are things that, this is even, like, goyslop and, and nigger ball and television, 0.99

04:29:28.460 all this stuff has touched.

04:29:30.540 It's like a, like a, um, contaminant. 0.99

04:29:33.600 As soon as these things come into contact with the Noahide faggotry, they get contaminated. 1.00

04:29:40.600 And this is why they're so, like, dangerous, because they have this exclusive ethno-religious 1.00

04:29:49.640 outlook that we, we didn't develop this because we didn't have to.

04:29:53.800 Like, we have only recently come to be aware 200 years ago, 300 years ago, to have gone

04:29:59.680 back in time, and the Englishman would have said he is not the Frenchman.

04:30:03.720 He would have been like, nope.

04:30:04.520 And they would have admitted that they're both European.

04:30:06.580 And they would have admitted that they both had some probably common ancestry, especially

04:30:11.280 given that they were aware of the history of Europe for the most part.

04:30:15.100 But the, it is a recent development that this concept of, of the Aryan people, the white

04:30:22.980 race, uh, is, is a target for the ethno-religious, you know, rabbinical, um, destiny. 0.97

04:30:33.920 It has to be annihilated. 0.99

04:30:35.020 It has to be removed. 0.99

04:30:35.920 Like, we weren't even aware of this.

04:30:37.660 And, and the Jews whole ethno-religious lineage perspective has, has been aware of this, of

04:30:46.240 our existence and how it has to be eliminated for a long, long time, a long time, ever since

04:30:52.560 our ancestors, ever since Aryan ancestors, you know, beat them up and, and burned down their 1.00

04:30:58.640 shit and broke their little toys. 0.99

04:31:00.780 And they're still hurt about it today. 0.99

04:31:03.300 Um, it's, it's so without an ethno-religion, it's kind of tough to understand what the,

04:31:11.620 the ethno-religion is, is like, you know, like we have, we don't, we just don't have that.

04:31:16.800 We have a, which is why it's like, we have to forge something new.

04:31:21.520 Like, we can't rely on, on going back to something that, that might have offered us a glimmer of

04:31:29.140 this, this collective identity in the past, and then attempting to resurrect it and bring

04:31:33.840 it into the future and, and say, you know, if everybody, um, if we all started speaking

04:31:40.740 Greek as a mandatory, and this might actually work, which is funny. 1.00

04:31:45.900 If we all started speaking Greek, mandatory, you have to speak Greek and only white people 1.00

04:31:49.540 can speak Greek and we speak to each other, you know, that might go, that would go a long

04:31:54.720 way, but the essential idea of our shared destiny and that instead of being a telluric

04:32:02.460 earthly, you know, rule over everybody from the citadel of Zion and Israel is the chief,

04:32:09.360 the seat of the Sanhedrin and they, they are the, the justiciars of all humanity and they

04:32:14.380 come up with all the laws and they have all the wisdom and the goyim don't know even what's 1.00

04:32:18.660 good for them. So race mix them into oblivion and turn their boys into, into girls, blah, blah, 1.00

04:32:23.460 blah. Ours is a solar, our destiny. We have to start sharing this. And it doesn't matter what

04:32:28.400 the metaphysical perception in words actually is like, this is a bunch of, it's a bunch of just 0.77

04:32:33.900 word abstract jacking off shit when you're like, oh, it has to, you have to say X, Y, and Z or 0.73

04:32:39.260 blah, blah, blah. No, the perception of the common legendary destiny has to be at its core, 0.98

04:32:46.060 a feeling inside each and every one of us that we accept is indescribable, abstract,

04:32:51.720 it cannot belong to people other than white people. And that is the fundamental step we have 0.99

04:32:56.800 to take into forging a new, a new fate for our people collectively and, and abandoning even

04:33:04.360 national distinctions. I don't, I don't think we should have national distinctions as much as it

04:33:08.740 sucks to tell the Irish that, that like, sorry, the Ireland is going to have to come under the

04:33:14.800 Aryan Imperium. We are going to have to be united as an Aryan. This is my personal opinion. Okay. So 0.97

04:33:20.480 nobody get, you know, let's relax, but nobody there's there. We have to get rid of national 1.00

04:33:25.820 distinctions. We have to get rid of these distinctions that are coming before our concept

04:33:30.960 of being a collective racial, having a collective racial identity. And when we do that, then we have

04:33:37.780 armed ourselves with the proper weapon to not merely physically cast out the foe and the outliers who 0.75

04:33:45.700 have worked their way into our society, but, but secure ourself against the further intrusions of these

04:33:53.300 viral archetypes that are, are heavily have, have penetrated into the foundation of our culture

04:34:01.640 and have subverted so totally, even our conception of self. And this is, this is the next step in our

04:34:10.540 cultural and spiritual evolution that if we fail to take it, we will not succeed. We will not, we will

04:34:17.600 not make it. We can fight physically, we could fight politically, but if we do not have this,

04:34:23.380 this, this shared concept of destiny, then we are going to, we are going to be at best in the same

04:34:32.620 situation we were in a hundred years ago and at worst totally annihilated and we will have lost.

04:34:40.660 Well, and that overarching idea and, and Russ, you get to you, uh, here, if, uh, if white doesn't have 0.82

04:34:47.200 anything to add there, but white and I share a strongly held overarching, uh, paradigm, which is

04:34:56.080 white global domination, uh, pure global domination. And that's, and that is similar to what I think, 0.95

04:35:05.280 you know, we're talking about there is that we, we, we don't, and, and be like, well, that's kind of

04:35:10.840 unrealistic. Yeah. It's not happening tomorrow. Fuck get, you know, put, put some frame of reference

04:35:17.580 on this on your own, you know, accord, but we're here also to like, okay, let's talk about next steps, 0.99

04:35:23.220 but that's our overarching, right. And we share that strongly. That's where we're going. And there

04:35:28.580 won't be any exceptions. There won't be an Island somewhere. There won't be, uh, a boat out in the

04:35:35.200 middle of the ocean. There won't be, uh, a, a plastic Island floating in the middle of the ocean

04:35:41.380 where these people go, there will be nothing. It will be, there will be no, no safe quarter for

04:35:46.600 them when we achieve where we're going. Because, uh, I personally refuse to either leave this planet

04:35:53.500 or bring that garbage with us when we go interplanetary, like this is first step here.

04:36:00.120 How can we assert ourselves as, as, and this, and this goes to our continental conquest. How can we 0.89

04:36:09.540 assert ourselves as, as conquerors if we haven't accomplished the actual conquest? Uh, we've just

04:36:16.280 moved to a new place and this problem has come with us. And so imagine fucking violent rapey space 0.99

04:36:26.160 niggers. Like they can't even occupy, uh, scientific research center in Antarctica with other white 1.00

04:36:34.880 people without getting violent. You give them a 12 pack of Heineken, you give them one 12 pack of

04:36:40.700 Heineken, uh, and they turn into, uh, you know, you know, beating rapey, uh, you're trapped for 40 years

04:36:49.040 on a ship with them. That's going to Proxima Centauri. Yeah. Yeah. And why, and why, and why

04:36:55.760 compartmentalize that in order to jettison them out in a, in a exit pod on the ship? Why not handle

04:37:03.000 that first? Right. This is obvious. We're pattern recognizers. Okay. I have, I have a plan. I have

04:37:11.140 a plan. It might, it might work. It probably won't work because we spent so much money on feeding these

04:37:17.560 fucking niggers, but let's just say, hypothetically speaking, we develop the technology necessary to 1.00

04:37:25.880 explore the stars. And we have a beneficial DEI space program where it's all automated. 1.00

04:37:34.720 Everything is automated. And so we, we create this giant colonizing space vessel just to slam it into

04:37:43.500 the sun. There's a book about that. And we load up, we load it up with all of the colors.

04:37:50.580 It, we, we tell them, you know, you're going to get your own planet. There's a planet for the

04:37:55.440 chicken. There's a planet for the Aztecs. There's a planet for the grogings. All you guys got to do 0.98

04:38:01.000 is just get on the ship and we just send it into the sun. There you go. It's one big foot locker

04:38:06.880 store. Get on the ship. Yeah. It'll be a carnival cruise, but in space, you can bring your Bluetooth

04:38:14.980 device and you can blast it. It's going to be amazing. Um, it's, it's a, it's a planet Wakanda.

04:38:22.960 Um, yeah, no, I mean, that's, that's, but, but that's where we're going, right? We have this

04:38:28.800 overarching, uh, you know, paradigm with which we're working and then we're moving towards,

04:38:36.860 forward that, that final destination here in all of this. And we do need to give that to everybody

04:38:45.220 else. And I will say imagining a life after death for me, that short circuits for me. I, I don't,

04:38:56.300 I don't want that. I want here. I want to dominate this place and, and to do it here now. Uh, and that's

04:39:04.320 kind of where I frame my core, uh, ideology and why. Oh, me too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm just telling

04:39:13.900 funny. But no, I'm not just talking about this plan. I'm talking about like this, this life,

04:39:18.360 this universe, right? Life after death doesn't work for me in a, in a, in a, in a filtering. I can,

04:39:24.020 I want to filter here. I want to filter now. I want to filter this real life. I want to see them

04:39:29.600 look in our eyes and, and, and know this is over for you. And they realize this is over for me,

04:39:36.560 right? All the, all the coping, all the, we was is all the, all the, uh, the hip hop was all for

04:39:44.960 nothing. It was all for nothing. And I want to see that in their eyes when, uh, I, I send them to

04:39:52.800 wherever they go after this. Um, but, but yeah, it's, uh, and the, the thing about their identity

04:40:02.600 and our identity, right. Is that they go and claim like this, this Jews, like as a Jew, I'm more white

04:40:07.920 than you. They don't care about, uh, claiming our identity. They have no, they will do that in a drop

04:40:18.040 of a second. And it's very confusing for a lot of our people, right? They, that's why this genetic

04:40:23.900 thing is actually very important because it's not just the ideology. They actually have this genetic

04:40:31.820 admixture that pins them to their foundational beliefs and they have, uh, miscegenated in.

04:40:39.800 And when you look at, well, why do they keep pushing race mixing? Well, it's because they're race 0.98

04:40:45.880 mixed. Their core ideology is from a race mixed genetics. So that's the way they look at the 0.99

04:40:51.740 world. They, they have no way to get out of it because once they're race mixed, there's no way 1.00

04:40:57.200 to get unrace mixed. It's fucked. They're fucked. No, that's not, it's deeper than that mythos. 1.00

04:41:02.300 It's, it's there. They, they don't consider it's like I was saying the ethno religious, they don't

04:41:07.080 consider themselves like race mixed. They, they consider themselves like they will say, Oh, today I'm white. 0.99

04:41:13.440 They don't think that they're Jewish. That is there. No, a hundred percent. I'm, I'm not talking 0.65

04:41:18.040 about the way they think about it. I'm talking about genetically right there because their ideology

04:41:24.320 comes from their J's, whether they recognize it or not, they consider themselves Jewish.

04:41:29.300 Right. That, that does mean race mixed in, in the modern, uh, Jewish science. Like you can look it up.

04:41:40.360 It's they, they don't consider themselves that they consider themselves shape-shifting. We don't

04:41:45.980 give a fucks, right? They are Jewish. That's, that's what it ultimately means. And they don't 1.00

04:41:52.960 recognize it. And there was a point brought up earlier about that. They all, they don't, they

04:41:57.880 collectivize and they don't argue with each other. This is not true either. They do argue with each

04:42:03.000 other over religion, uh, forever. The entire Talmud is them arguing about it and they have a

04:42:11.300 hierarchy. They have a priest class. That was the first thing that happened when Moses got the, 0.85

04:42:18.880 Oh, did you cut out brother? Refinish? I did. I got a phone call. Yeah, no, I'll land it. I'll land it 0.97

04:42:24.500 quickly, but they, they have this priest class, right? And they have these other people and all

04:42:32.360 of them together. Yes, they do have this one thing in common. And it's the same rule I just brought up.

04:42:37.600 If it's good for Jews, then they'll go with it. If it's bad for Jews, then they'll fight against it. 0.99

04:42:44.140 They will do this. And they were, are, they are organized through this priest class hierarchy.

04:42:49.220 The lower ranks are retarded. They're retarded. They just go along with whatever the priest class 1.00

04:42:56.080 is dictating for their own benefit. The priest class, Bill Ackman, he's a member of the priest

04:43:02.120 class. Uh, Mark Andreessen, a member of the priest class. Uh, these are the ones who tell them what to

04:43:10.520 do and how to operate. And they just do whatever it is. That's good for their people. And I'll land it

04:43:18.760 there. What are your thoughts on that? And then we'll get the rest of you here.

04:43:23.540 I think you're correct. I mean, it's all pretty, it's all pretty correct, but that's like, um,

04:43:28.840 I don't know the, I think of the sacrifice thing, you know, it's like, yeah, we don't care. Like

04:43:33.160 it's, it's okay. If 271,000 Jews have to die of starvation in order for us to get a show that we can 0.99

04:43:40.600 then go and stick in every white person's face for the rest of eternity and say, well, if they, 0.98

04:43:46.200 you did a show, uh, you owe us infinite shekels, uh, then, then yeah, that's good for them. I mean, 0.89

04:43:51.860 it is, it's ultimately utilitarian Judaism is ultimately utilitarian and it cannot be anything 0.99

04:43:58.520 else. That's an interesting part about this too, because they have no cultural achievement. So you

04:44:04.260 can tell by looking at them that they have no higher principle other than being the ultimate

04:44:10.120 rulers of, of, I don't even know if ruler makes sense, like the arbiters of all humanity when it

04:44:17.040 comes to the organization of people like this, the ultimate slave master, I suppose, but with

04:44:23.160 interest thrown in there as well, because we didn't charge our slaves interest back in the day.

04:44:32.200 Rusty, what do you got?

04:44:33.120 I don't know. We're so all over. I mean, we went from the sun to, uh, cruise line ships and, um,

04:44:41.780 just trying to figure out where we're at right now. And, uh, I had something to say, but it was so

04:44:48.100 long ago that it's, um, it's back to bring it up. We'll go back to when Christ was born. Um,

04:44:55.840 it's so long ago. Uh, so it was just, it was real simple. It was just that it, you know, in my

04:45:03.420 opinion, um, Christian identity, you said it was a white thing, but really, I just think that

04:45:11.720 Christianity when understood correctly as a racial thing and within nations. And, uh, when we, when we

04:45:19.440 say it's universal and all of these things were somewhat conflating, um, the real understanding of

04:45:28.120 it and, uh, that it is a racial thing and, and for, and while universally anyone can have a relationship

04:45:37.400 with God, right? Um, but it is for, when we talk about our brothers and our nation, we're talking about

04:45:45.560 race and that it's within nations and many of the things it's talking about. And when you're not,

04:45:52.360 um, taking certain things into account, you miss misinterpret and misunderstand many things

04:46:00.260 in Christianity. And this is where we get the retarded Christians. Uh, but this was so long ago 1.00

04:46:06.480 that I don't know. Well, I'll, I want to, uh, and I'm going to speak for Fafo here. And if he wants

04:46:13.280 to jump in and correct me, but I think me and Fafo both agree on this, you, you mentioned anyone

04:46:18.900 can have a relationship with God and, and I don't agree. Uh, you know, I, and I think I can try

04:46:25.200 use Fafo. I, I, yeah, I'm going to use Fafo as my, uh, as my, you know, other here, uh, brother in this

04:46:32.860 idea that they can't have a relationship with my God, right? They don't, they, they never will ever

04:46:40.160 attain that relationship. So whatever they consider God is something different than what

04:46:47.240 I would consider. Uh, there's another, uh, nuance and confusion, right? They can call it God, but it

04:46:54.000 has, they have no idea what they're even talking about. And so even having a conversation with them

04:46:59.160 is, uh, unuseful and even damaging to my concept because I'm pretending they could even relate to

04:47:07.820 what we're talking about. I think Fafo shares that with his relationship, uh, with God is that they

04:47:14.960 can't have a relationship with God at all in any way, shape or form for my, that's my position on

04:47:21.560 that. Does that, do you disagree with that at all? Um, I, again, I just feel like, um, well,

04:47:30.360 your God is a God. I, um, I'm not sure you're God. So yeah, for you, they can't have a relationship.

04:47:40.440 They can't have a relationship with your God and that's perfectly fine. Um, 1.00

04:47:46.320 Mine's the white God is why. So they can't, Nons can't like my God like segregation. My heaven is

04:47:53.660 segregated. Um, and my forgiveness is for my nation, not for everyone. And I can, I can, I don't

04:48:04.220 forgive right in the sense of what I do is I, I can ask for forgiveness. I go, Oh, okay. Oh, I hope

04:48:11.300 you're forgiven. Hope you're forgiven. And then I push you into the volcano and I go, see God, I hope,

04:48:17.580 I hope he's forgiven. I hope you're forgiven and hope, hopefully you can forgive him. But as far

04:48:24.260 as the law of the land goes, he violated it. And, um, according to what you've also told me is we

04:48:31.260 must obey the law of the land at times. So yeah, but I don't have a big grudge, but into the volcano

04:48:37.540 you go and it's not a big deal. Totally don't care. Not how I'm not going to bother me. I'm not

04:48:43.960 burdened by it because I forgave and there we go. And so it's when you look at things a certain way

04:48:51.060 that you start getting a correct picture. And, um, you know, I just want to add, yeah,

04:48:56.700 I want to add this. So my God's never spoken to a non, right? There's never been a word or a 1.00

04:49:03.200 vibration or a resonance or a spiritual connection. It's never even, it's never even recognized a non,

04:49:10.380 right? There's no, so there's no, there's no communication there, right? They can't even

04:49:15.800 supplicate my God. It's not like they can even ask for forgiveness. I don't know what my God has

04:49:21.940 done when it comes to non's. I only know what he's done in my life and, and my reality and my 0.99

04:49:29.980 perspective and, and the messages he's given me and all of that, right? Like, so my God is personal

04:49:35.860 for me. And so when you have a book, you have a book though, you have a book that says like the

04:49:41.940 book is right there in black and white. What does it say? I don't know. I haven't, I don't pay much

04:49:48.280 attention to it, but I'm just saying like, it's not personal. It's not something it's, it is, there

04:49:53.160 is a, an objective aspect to that. I need more to go off of, but, um, when you tell me what it says,

04:50:00.240 I'll, I'll let you know. Um, but so I, well, I'll, I'll say, I'll say what it is. I'll say what

04:50:05.760 it says. I know what it says. I mean, I was a Christian for, for 20 years or so. It says preach

04:50:11.840 the gospel to all nations. And if nations equal people, that means preach the gospel to all people.

04:50:17.780 Well, before we get into that, and so even deeper, right? I know what it says. So it, it says that L,

04:50:24.520 uh, is the God, uh, or, or Yahweh. Those are, those are in the, in the old Testament. Those are

04:50:35.120 never mentioned the same. Christ never mentions them as Yahweh and L. Those are right, right, 1.00

04:50:43.160 right. Right. But he does, but he does reference those are the people that are the synagogue of

04:50:49.380 Satan. But God, but, but, but Rusty, hang on, hang on, hang on. I got, I need to dial. Those

04:50:54.920 are their Zoroastrian gods. What? No, they're the Canaanite. Yeah, exactly. It's the Canaanite. 0.75

04:51:02.300 So wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, stop. If you please let me, uh, you know, as a host, uh, I just

04:51:11.740 want to get this out. So, um, the, the God that Jesus is talking about, he specifically references

04:51:20.800 the Torah and those, and that's the God, the God, the father L is the father. God L is who he's

04:51:28.920 talking about. So he actually isn't like talking about another God. He's talking about that God

04:51:37.680 specifically. That would be my, my contention there. When it comes down to reading the book

04:51:43.000 in black and white and red, it's, he's actually talking about the Canaanite pantheon because that's

04:51:50.880 what he references. He references that old book to bring about a, an understanding. You actually,

04:51:57.660 you, you actually yesterday, uh, Rusty, you enlightened me here because with the information I

04:52:04.740 was seeing from this video of these, these Canaanites having their Rosh Hashanah discussion

04:52:11.340 and talking about binding Isaac and sacrificing him, what their philosophy is and what this was

04:52:17.420 communicated in this video is that it's not obedience to God is why, um, is why Abraham was

04:52:24.520 going to sacrifice Isaac. The way they put it is that Abraham was accepting the same blood 0.63

04:52:33.280 sacrifice. That is necessary to keep the world flourishing. And that's like a bail child sacrifice

04:52:43.000 God. And so that's what I got from there. And then watch and what you brought up.

04:52:47.920 Wait, let's look deeper into that. So as we look deeper, when, when it came and said, no, stop.

04:52:54.760 What is that referencing? What is that an alluding to? What it's alluding to was Christ.

04:53:00.860 One second. Let me finish. What it's alluding to was it's saying this time will be ending.

04:53:09.040 You see, it will stop and it will come with, with Christ.

04:53:13.400 Well, that's your, we see your answer. And so that has come to an end and, uh, but, but,

04:53:20.460 but it, but it hasn't because they're still operating. Oh yeah. They're going to, they're going

04:53:24.520 to keep doing it because they, they, they will never, they committed. They'll never take it.

04:53:30.720 Yeah. The thing that you, the thing that you enlightened me to, right. Cause you said this

04:53:35.400 yesterday that Jesus was the end of this sacrifice, right? So what it enlightened me to is that Jesus

04:53:42.100 was trying to convince these people to stop sacrificing babies because he gave, he gave the

04:53:49.660 blood sacrifice, but it's still, it's still just within the Canaanite pantheon. It doesn't extend

04:53:57.320 outside of that to me. That's, that's my interpretation, but you, you, they're not the only people who

04:54:05.660 sacrificed things back in the day or the only show me, show me, uh, another, uh, show me another

04:54:13.940 religious text that demands blood sacrifice. And I know that white has some information. 1.00

04:54:22.680 I mean, I'm sure we can look at real quickly, the Aztecs or whoever they were, the Mayans.

04:54:27.900 Those are nons. I don't want to, I don't want to go into, I don't care about nons people. 1.00

04:54:33.440 Well, no, you said just show me the Celts, the Celts, another religious text. Yeah. There's no,

04:54:39.040 there's no text, but the Celts practice human sacrifice. It was based and it was fucking 0.99

04:54:43.360 based, dude. We burned our enemies alive in huge winters. Those are enemies. I want, 1.00

04:54:48.500 I want another, I want another text that explains that we would sacrifice our own children to God.

04:54:56.840 I want, I want that. If what's that? Well, no one knows quite what you want. Cause when we put,

04:55:01.720 when I put forth examples, you go, well, not that one. No, no, no, no, no. Not that way, but this way,

04:55:07.560 but actually you didn't, I said, show me another text. And you said, well,

04:55:13.020 the Aztec sacrifice humans. That's not, I didn't ask for examples of other non-sacrifice. I said,

04:55:19.460 show me another text that demands blood sacrifice of our children to appease the gods. I want that.

04:55:28.560 If we're going to make the claim, I want the text. If you have examples like, like school mask just

04:55:36.140 brought up, that's an example. I am interested in knowing more about that. Okay. Well, the Aztecs is not,

04:55:42.320 is not an example. But I consider the Jews non-s. So do I, which is why I don't care. 1.00

04:55:49.740 So when we're, when we're talking about non-s, I will use other non-s as examples at times. And the 0.99

04:55:55.760 fact is, is lots of non-s have these fucking examples. You're saying, you're saying that, 0.99

04:56:00.060 you're saying that Jesus was a blood sacrifice for white people. He was, so, so no one has to do 0.94

04:56:07.580 this crap. What he's saying is it ends. It ends with him. And that's all. But he was just talking 0.99

04:56:13.220 to non-s. It's in a fucking religious space. So I'm not trying to get deep into it. I was just 1.00

04:56:18.560 saying that for me, and this is all I was saying. We talk about whatever the fuck we want to talk 0.99

04:56:25.720 about here, Rusty. And you're the one who brought it up. So take a seat for a while. 0.98

04:56:34.720 All right. I'll be quick if y'all, since I was next, I guess.

04:56:40.300 Read the Orlinda, get baptized by fire, move to Montana. Thank you, Fitzside.

04:56:46.580 Tell us about the hairy legs, Fitzside. I like that.

04:56:50.500 All right. So here's the thing. Uh, what y'all were talking about, like, uh, with, uh, Jews and 1.00

04:56:56.840 how they can't, because they can't know God and stuff. There's actually some truth to that. If you

04:57:01.540 ever like listen to the Jewish testimonies about when they die, you come to life and they, uh, 0.94

04:57:07.280 talk about their afterlife, they actually talk about, they see nothing. There's nothingness.

04:57:12.760 They have nothingness when they die. The consciousness after death is nothingness.

04:57:17.460 Well, if you look at Aryan children, white children, right, they talk about how they see 1.00

04:57:23.220 angel-like women, all intents and purposes, Valkyries. And even if they're raised up in the 0.99

04:57:29.760 Christian church, this is what they see. And then by the, uh, churches, they, like, they counseled

04:57:34.440 them and said, no, no, no, these were angels. And, you know, they try to change their mind and like

04:57:38.080 their words. But if you actually talk to, uh, these kids, they talk about how they see angel-like

04:57:42.460 women, almost like they've seen Valkyries. And the, and the point is, the point is in the Oralinda 0.58

04:57:49.100 book or the Aaron scriptures, it talks about how Lydda, the mother of the blacks, Finna, the mother of

04:57:54.500 Orientals, and Fred, the mother of the whites, all has some kind of connection to God, right? 0.91

04:58:01.720 And, and so, and each of their people or their blood had to go through their great mother that

04:58:08.060 was chosen by God to be their high priestess or whatever, in a way. And I'm using modern day

04:58:13.180 language to describe archaic language because they're, the, the book is written in a very archaic

04:58:17.660 language. But the, but the point is, if you think about that, mixed race people don't have a tie to

04:58:25.680 their first mother, to a mother, they don't have a connection to God. And that's why you 0.97

04:58:33.540 So, Fitz side, Fitz side, uh, would you, would you say there's some validity to the fact that

04:58:40.380 these, uh, Arabs are like a mix between Asians and, um, and Africans?

04:58:47.020 100%. They're, uh, Asians, Africans, and some of them probably have whites from the white slave 1.00

04:58:51.640 trade. Cause that's the only thing that makes sense. Like when you put this in framing and

04:58:57.220 they say the language is Afro-Asiatic. Yeah. Right. That's very interesting. What I know

04:59:03.720 certain, uh, if you look this up, if you look up certain, uh, gutter, uh, languages over there, 0.97

04:59:12.540 like, uh, rural areas, there's cliques in their fucking, uh, sounds and shit like that. So there 0.96

04:59:19.180 might be a lot of truth to that. Yeah. You know, but like, but yeah, that's what I think. I, I,

04:59:24.600 I just looking at all of it, it's the only thing that makes sense. Cause it's right there between the

04:59:29.200 Asia, Asian continent and the African continent that this different Brown came about. And it's, 1.00

04:59:38.020 it just, it's the only thing that kind of makes sense. And especially with the Afro-Asiatic 1.00

04:59:42.460 language family, it just really dials that in, but I wanted to, I, I, and I, we got hands. I want

04:59:49.380 to get to the hands of a skull mask. You mentioned, uh, the, the Celtics doing human sacrifice, but you

04:59:56.620 also mentioned they would sacrifice their enemies. Is that, do we have an example of white people 0.63

05:00:03.960 sacrificing their children? Yeah, actually, uh, your ancestors, if I recall correctly, are Scandinavian

05:00:11.180 mine too. Um, we practiced, uh, the, I can't remember what the term is for it. The wife death

05:00:16.560 where the wives would, um, go to death with their, when their husbands died. And very frequently they 0.63

05:00:23.120 would take their thralls and their slaves and they would put them on a big, uh, funeral pyre boat

05:00:28.140 and, uh, burn the whole thing. And, and it was considered a, it was considered a, an honor to go to the

05:00:35.340 next world with your, with your dead warrior husband. So yeah, it's not technically like,

05:00:40.920 yeah, it's not the Phoenician, it's not the Phoenician or the Carthaginian, you know, taking

05:00:46.260 your firstborn baby and feeding it into a giant burning pit so that the gods bless you. It's

05:00:53.280 not like that, but the, the, there were, there were, and it's not like the Aztec, you know,

05:00:58.900 mass human sacrifice, but there are in our history, there are forms of what would technically be human

05:01:06.280 sacrifice. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. And, and these are important nuances that I'm, I, you hear a lot

05:01:13.060 when, when there's those broad brushes painted, it's like, oh, well, everybody's, you know, had

05:01:17.600 human sacrifice. It's very different than throwing your, your son or daughter into the fire to appease

05:01:23.460 the gods, as opposed to what you just described as the soulful union of the man and woman taking

05:01:33.540 that trip together. It just, it just is different to me, but we got hands. Uh, Marco, get in there,

05:01:40.220 buddy. So I hate to do this, but you know, I'm a 12 step guy and we love to put people in boxes and

05:01:48.320 I'm going to tell you what my higher power has done for me. Now it doesn't have to be your fucking 0.99

05:01:52.060 version of it, right? I'm not talking to you mythos. I'm talking to everybody. Let me tell you 0.99

05:01:56.660 what my higher power has done for me. 37 fucking years of sobriety, a loyal soulmate, Caucasian soulmate, 0.99

05:02:07.960 matriarch, the mother, that bitch is stuck by me. And I can, I'm allowed to say that because we 1.00

05:02:14.240 love each other and argue every day. It's okay. Actually, I'm not talking about all the women in 0.99

05:02:19.480 this space. How about this? Two big, strong Caucasian sons that will fuck you up in a lifetime 1.00

05:02:28.140 of business success. My life was a shit storm before I decided. And I know it might be slightly 1.00

05:02:36.580 out of context, but I'm back to boxes, man. I'm trying to tell you there, you know, it's okay to

05:02:43.060 believe that, you know, everything's not on your soldiers or excuse me, your shoulders. And I know

05:02:47.920 that, I know that mythos understands this. Well, Marco, it's what I did the math and this would be

05:02:53.000 late twenties that you made this decision. And I share, uh, a same time period. I have 17 years

05:03:01.460 coming on 18, uh, at the end of this month, actually at the end of, at the first of November,

05:03:07.560 uh, 18 years. Um, so same, same timeframe in terms of, uh, when we made that decision for ourselves.

05:03:15.140 I just, I just thought that was interesting. Go ahead.

05:03:17.920 No, I just, um, I realized we're kind of heading more down a historical road. I would just,

05:03:25.900 if you know, a brother or a sister and, you know, HT does a really good space on Saturdays

05:03:32.440 and Sundays. If you know, uh, uh, you know, someone that's struggling, we'd rather have someone that

05:03:38.220 kind of accepted a higher power than it doesn't have to be a fucking Jew, man, but we would rather 1.00

05:03:45.300 that than them have a fucking needle full of heroin stuck in their goddamn arm. Right. So I'm just 1.00

05:03:50.800 trying to say, you know, sometimes, uh, it's okay, man, to, to, um, to not, uh, believe that the whole 0.96

05:04:02.760 weight of the whole fucking earth is on your shoulders. And if I could, can I tell a joke real 0.90

05:04:09.760 quick? Um, so then this is kind of like anti-religion, but it's like, I heard a guy say

05:04:16.900 one time, you know, the only reason he believes in God was because if he was getting, when he was 0.89

05:04:23.220 getting a blow job, he wouldn't have anybody to talk to, you know, that's, that's a joke. But if 0.91

05:04:27.900 you think about it, but the, the whole point is this man, is that, you know, we can have a little

05:04:32.920 levity. It's not gotta be so hard and fast because you gotta, you know, I, and listen,

05:04:38.380 one thing I love about the space is we gotta meet people where they are. We talk about it every day,

05:04:43.340 man. We gotta meet people where they are. Right. So thanks for letting me share.

05:04:49.300 You got it, Marco. Yeah, we are, uh, we are very unique people in that we are all so unique. Uh, we are,

05:04:56.220 we are the least monolithic of all people. Uh, and when Skolmas was talking about the Celtics

05:05:04.560 sacrificing their enemies, uh, I have to conclude that he was talking about other white people who 0.86

05:05:11.520 were, they were fighting with, uh, because I don't imagine that the Celtics were necessarily being,

05:05:18.940 uh, stormed by the, uh, the Arabs or the Africans. Right. So, 0.99

05:05:25.840 we have our inter-tribal conflicts that will never go away. I don't think they ever will. 0.99

05:05:33.900 I, I actually enjoy them. I'd rather, I'd rather be on the winning side of all those fights, but

05:05:38.840 it is what I like. I'd like, I'd like to say this too, man. Um, so if you're a younger person out

05:05:45.280 there, I don't care if you're a male, female, whatever, you know, uh, if you, you know, if you, 0.99

05:05:49.760 if your life is not going right, um, just continue to be a bad guy, you know, because I'll tell you

05:05:56.800 right now, karma is that we're talking about a higher power, God, whatever, whatever your,

05:06:00.860 whatever your, uh, perception of that is, right. If you go out there and be a bad, so, uh, go out

05:06:06.840 there and be a bad guy and see how your life goes. It will suck. But if you straighten up and get sober 1.00

05:06:13.600 and just, just whatever your version of a higher power is, man, it could be nature.

05:06:18.780 Marco, are you saying I can't do meth and go rob abandoned buildings of all of their copper at

05:06:25.860 three o'clock in the morning? No, brother. I'm saying you can do that, but your life will go to shit.

05:06:30.940 If you, if you, if you do it to raise money for the race for, admit the power of Christ, you can do 0.99

05:06:37.140 anything. Yeah. It's all about, yeah. I'm also taking all of the teeth falling out of my mouth

05:06:44.420 and putting them under the pillow for the tooth fairy. No, the point is, that's so funny. It's so

05:06:49.460 silly. No, the point is, the point is so perfect. I love school so much. The point is this, like, 0.93

05:06:55.380 it's, it's really about the karma. What is it? What is the end? If the end goal is good, you're fine.

05:07:00.620 If you're a bad guy, uh, and I'm not discounting the gorgeous white women in this space, you know, 1.00

05:07:05.480 you're doomed. If you're a bad, if you don't believe me, go out there, go out there and be 0.99

05:07:08.800 a bad guy, get a DUI, drink and drive and all this other shit. Your life will go to shit so quick. 1.00

05:07:14.020 And it's not a coincidence, man. So I'll show up. Thank you. 0.99

05:07:17.640 Well, White Reich, you understand the principalities, right? And, and understand, uh, some of the things 0.90

05:07:27.380 that are working beyond many of our understandings. And what, what Marco just said there about karma,

05:07:35.180 uh, there is some truth maybe to this blood sacrifice that these people are doing to their

05:07:44.440 deity that allows them to operate the way they do like a bill Ackman who. Yeah. Yeah. So he's,

05:07:53.500 he's actually flourishing, right? He's actually looking at it from, well, actually all this blood

05:07:59.540 sacrifice that we're giving to our, our deity here is actually helping me. So I have no problem with it

05:08:06.940 because it's working. Yeah. Like let's go sacrifice more U S, uh, soldiers in the desert conflict while I,

05:08:16.880 you know, write my sigils down and dedicate their bodies to whatever entity that I need to,

05:08:23.360 to protect myself. Yeah. And when you look at karma, like it's working for them. Right. And I'm

05:08:29.620 saying it's like working humanitarian, uh, you know, Lee or, or, or on principle for all of people,

05:08:37.780 it's working for them. They, so they don't see any reason to stop. And this is interesting when it comes

05:08:47.080 to karma, because you can look at it like, how is it good karma for them to fund both sides of a war

05:08:56.140 and profit off of it. And they don't seem to be falling under what we would consider a karmic

05:09:04.260 reality, but is there some truth to their principality that it's like, yeah, they're feeding

05:09:10.120 their, their barbaric God, which demands sacrifice. Okay. Hillary Clinton literally wrote an email

05:09:22.060 saying she's going to go to her backyard and sacrifice a chicken to Moloch guys. Right. Okay. 0.99

05:09:27.700 Come on. There's, there's, I want to clear something up real quick. This idea of karma. All right. Um,

05:09:31.740 the word that we use when we say karma, we are using a word that has been adapted from Sanskrit,

05:09:39.060 but it's like, like 3000 years old. And we are using it with this Western concept of you do bad

05:09:47.040 thing, bad thing happened to you. That's not what karma meant. That's not what karma means at all.

05:09:52.320 The original meaning of the word Sanskrit, the Sanskrit word of karma is that when you, when you're,

05:09:59.140 when your physical self rotates through this, this plane of existence and, and your physical self

05:10:07.800 no longer exists here in the physical world, your yearning to, to be fully engaged with the, all of

05:10:19.740 the pain and the suffering and all of these aspects that we have in this world, even hunger and thirst

05:10:27.280 and lust, all these things, they remain behind. And that is your legacy of, of what you, what you are

05:10:34.080 constantly doing and constantly thinking is, is feeding out into the, the immaterial, like metaphysical

05:10:43.100 realm. And it is becoming, it is shaping the metaphysical realm around you. So in a very simple,

05:10:49.960 very simplistic way, people will be like, Oh, it's bad karma. Cause you did a bad thing and you put bad

05:10:55.700 out there and you're going to get bad back. But that's not, that's not, that doesn't capture the full

05:11:00.000 essence of what karma actually means in the original Sanskrit. It means that by, by your existence, you are

05:11:08.120 feeding things out into this samsaric world, into the cycle. And when you do that, you are impacting the 0.98

05:11:15.700 cycle. So learning how to adapt to these, these influences on the cycle and learning how to integrate them

05:11:24.000 into your being and, and, and not put out these, these disharmonious aspects of self into the cycle

05:11:32.200 is, is becoming a, a, what, what there's a bunch of, it's the chakra vartana, which is the, the Sanskrit

05:11:39.840 word for like the one who is on the path of enlightenment. So like our, when we say karma, we're not

05:11:47.580 actually like, that's a better way to think of karma because like I was saying, there's a valid,

05:11:53.580 Well, Skull Mask, you mind if I jump in just real quick? Let me finish this thought. Because

05:11:58.480 people mistake karma and dharma, right? Karma and dharma, there's a difference. You know the

05:12:05.040 difference, right? Skull Mask? Okay, go for it. So in the dharma, the dharma is like this underlying

05:12:11.700 essence of some order, some intelligence, some recognizable structure underlying what we perceive

05:12:20.140 of as the real world. But my point about karma is if I get, if I do get tweaked out and I go and I

05:12:26.400 steal a bunch of copper and I bring it back and I convert that to money and I take all that money

05:12:31.560 and send it to RTTL or, or send it to, you know, or go to white excellence.org and buy a bunch of gear

05:12:38.360 with it. Like that's not necessarily like a bad thing. It's, I think there's a lot more nuance to

05:12:45.520 this than, than it's like, like, because Marco's right. If you go out and you DUI, let's say you go

05:12:50.860 and you drive completely shit faced, but you don't get pulled over and you don't hit anything and you 0.82

05:12:55.820 pull back into your driveway and everything's like perfectly cool. And it's okay. What you have done is 0.98

05:13:00.520 you have fed an uncontrolled urge out into the world. You have lost control of yourself and you've

05:13:06.920 introduced a disharmonious act into the world. So this is how people think of like Buddhism as the

05:13:13.500 peaceful religion, but it's not because if your karma is in alignment, you can go and slay

05:13:18.720 thousands of enemies and you, you're not, you know, doomed. Oh, now you're going to reincarnate as a

05:13:24.160 worm. No, it doesn't work like that. Like there are deeper levels to the kind of moral framework that

05:13:30.600 is afforded by thinking of things as being excised from the self, going into the sand,

05:13:36.920 Sarek cycle, and then returning back into you. And this is all based on the assumption that

05:13:42.020 Sanskrit is a white language, which I believe, and that all these concepts are from Aryan people,

05:13:46.940 which I believe. And therefore it's not a shit skin religion. 0.99

05:13:50.640 No, I mean, I love you, brother. I appreciate the academic perspective. It makes sense. Your, 0.96

05:13:55.600 your brain's the size of a fucking basketball. So we can't deal with that, right? 1.00

05:13:59.020 Yeah. A little kid, a little kid basketball, little, little mini,

05:14:02.560 so let me just, let me just break it down in those, in those, what you presented with the

05:14:09.580 copper to feed RTTL fine. So let me break it down. It's, are you being a piece of shit or not?

05:14:15.660 In that, in that instance, you're not being a piece of shit. If you're out having an affair and 1.00

05:14:20.680 you're not fucking coming home and you're, you're a married man, you're a goddamn piece of shit. So 1.00

05:14:25.760 that's kind of, you know, this is the redneck version. I mean, I'm prepared to be straightened out, 1.00

05:14:30.840 but you know, when you're being a piece of shit or not, when you look at yourself in the mirror in 1.00

05:14:35.220 the mornings, man. So let's just, we don't have to use karma. Are you being a piece of shit or not? 1.00

05:14:40.280 And I love you skull. I'm just, I get the academic part of it and I really appreciate it, man. 1.00

05:14:44.920 Well, I like that. Yeah. I like that academic part of that. We're going to get to a reason here just

05:14:49.400 sec. But it reminded me of the thinking stuff and, and the, the ability to impress your thought upon

05:14:59.980 this, this immaterial realm and actually have a part of the creative process in that way. It still

05:15:09.140 requires work. You still have to build the house. You don't just think the house into existence and

05:15:14.020 it comes to being. It is a part of that, that white imagination and the relationship with such 0.99

05:15:22.020 that creates things that are unbelievable. And we live in a world of, I mean, I'm on a device here

05:15:27.820 speaking with people from all over the United States and beyond. It, it, we are living in a pretty

05:15:34.800 incredible world that has been imagined into existence. And it's amazing all of this, but

05:15:43.600 a reason, what do you got?

05:15:47.860 Hey, I kind of wanted to rewind it if I can back to the child sacrifice thing you were asking about.

05:15:56.340 Um, and maybe just, uh, overall 50,000 foot view of religion in general. Um, the earliest religions

05:16:08.480 seem to revolve around bulls and bull sacrifice and sacrifice of humans to copper bull, like inside

05:16:19.340 of them that, that was called, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,

05:16:33.260 uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,

05:16:43.000 one of the Anunnaki was killed in order to make mankind and then mix that alien or whatever the 1.00

05:16:50.420 fuck it was with the earth. And so that's like the first sacrifice, the first like, 0.98

05:16:58.500 you know, listed in any religion anywhere that's written down still and not destroyed.

05:17:03.860 But when it comes to child sacrifice or just maybe not your own children, that seems to be

05:17:13.840 Carthaginian or Canaanite or Phoenician. But the Romans, whenever they were dedicating certain

05:17:23.240 temples, they would kill four people or four children and bury them under each corner of 0.63

05:17:30.780 the temple. And there was also so basically Saturn and Kronos. Kronos was the Greek version

05:17:37.220 of Baal, essentially. And that was a child sacrifice human. No, no. What's the source 0.90

05:17:44.640 on that? Where's it? Where'd you where'd you read that? Where did I read that?

05:17:49.980 That Saturn was Saturn and Kronos were like better. Where did you read that? So

05:17:54.780 So I can I can let it let it finish. Go ahead, reason.

05:18:01.640 OK, so that's why I said it's 50,000 foot view, but they have compared L with or Yahweh or whatever

05:18:12.000 you want to call it with the essence of Saturn. And some of the Roman

05:18:19.260 like historians were essentially saying they're almost one in the same, that Saturn and that

05:18:28.580 that God are one in the same and that the Jewish version is just like the spirit of their same 0.82

05:18:36.440 Saturn deity. But to say, yeah, that Saturn, no, I think Saturn was drifting away from the

05:18:44.520 sacrifice. But like I said, they did, from what I understand, kill at least four humans or slaves

05:18:52.540 or four children and bury them under each corner of a temple. But did they like have animal and

05:18:59.840 human sacrifice? I don't think so, but I'm not sure. So, I mean, if y'all want to enlighten me and

05:19:06.000 say I'm totally wrong, go ahead. But that's just what I heard about it.

05:19:14.520 Skull Mask, do you want to jump in there and respond?

05:19:24.080 No, I'm doing research. I'm going to look I'm going to look into this because I just I didn't

05:19:28.920 I didn't know. Yeah, I'm looking I'm looking into I'm looking into some Saturn V.

05:19:35.240 That Saturn stuff, I can tell you something about it. That Saturn stuff has to do with Martin

05:19:39.140 day, modern day things. Like, so a lot of the Saturn things they say because there's

05:19:44.680 a storm on top of the Saturn, it looks like the cube. They're trying to relate that to

05:19:49.420 ancient teachers. But I want people to understand our people back then didn't have the ability

05:19:54.600 to see Saturn the way we can see Saturn with telescopes. It's impossible for them to know

05:19:59.880 there was a storm that looked like the cube, the black cube.

05:20:05.540 So, uh, it's I I think you undermine the prowess of our ancestors and what they were capable

05:20:14.740 of. I'm a firm believer in astral projection. I don't even think they needed telescopes, bro.

05:20:20.200 I think they were more spiritually in tune with nature themselves and the divine. So if they

05:20:25.740 wanted to visit fucking Saturn, they did. I won't push back on on that either. Uh, because 0.99

05:20:32.920 that for them to come up with some of the concepts and the understandings that they did with the

05:20:38.220 limited technology, there has to be some explanation for that. And they did have, uh, an understanding

05:20:45.460 that was beyond what we can, uh, what we can understand based on the tools that they were

05:20:55.080 using. So there has to be some way that they divined this, this information. So I don't disagree

05:21:02.180 with, with White's take there. Um, I do want to say, so the, uh, the Saturn and L, right. Uh,

05:21:09.580 as far as the connection goes, uh, Saturn is equivalent to the Greek God Cronus, right. And, uh,

05:21:17.320 and then the, the connections that are made, and these are, you know, we have to understand the,

05:21:25.280 the genetic, uh, differences when these, when one group of, of people who are genetically different

05:21:36.140 than another align their gods. I, I don't think, I, I, I don't want to overestimate their ability to

05:21:46.200 actually understand. So they, they have their view of what our God is in Saturn is lit most direct

05:21:54.480 link to L L is the Supreme creator God in the Canaanite pantheon also, uh, derived from the

05:22:04.320 Egyptian, uh, God stories, right. So that's where they get L, uh, is at least in the name, 0.51

05:22:13.340 the name is the same. So I, I'm going to go ahead and guess that they had some connections since

05:22:18.880 Egypt conquered the land of Canaan, uh, back in the, in the BC era. Um, so you have L, uh, and 1.00

05:22:30.640 Saturn connected, but I don't, I don't want to say that they understood it the same. I don't,

05:22:36.260 I don't believe that they can, uh, but, uh, can I jump in and, uh, just, uh, back,

05:22:43.100 piggyback off what skull was saying earlier? Yeah, go for it. So we're talking about the

05:22:50.920 morals and how it like, he's right. I wonder if skull is right. The morals and ethics, because

05:22:56.100 our race, our people for better or worse, we are a just people. It's written in our hearts

05:23:03.320 that we look for reason for what is right and wrong, and we can determine that ourselves.

05:23:09.480 And if we hold a moral code that says certain things, we're going to do our best to follow

05:23:17.240 that. And I just wanted to read this. Um, if it should ever happen, and this is talking

05:23:28.400 about foreigners, it's talking about Linda and fitness people that they come to you for

05:23:34.060 advice and assistance, that it would, it would behoove you to help them. Right. You know,

05:23:37.900 because you make foreign, uh, trade routes and all that stuff. But if they should rob you,

05:23:42.760 then fall upon them with fire and sword. And that is the direct moral code. And like, if

05:23:49.060 you think about what they have done to us in our lifetimes and before, in, for the last

05:23:53.840 hundred years, they have robbed us. They have stolen our future. So we have the moral

05:23:57.760 authority and the moral duty to fucking bring fire and sword to fucking kick their ass. 1.00

05:24:04.720 But because we have a Christian moral code, what, what do they do? Oh, they forgive Charlie's 1.00

05:24:11.040 Kirk's murderer because they have the Christian moral code. They turn the other cheek. And so 1.00

05:24:18.060 skull is 100% right. Our morals are so important. It dictates the majority of the populace in which

05:24:26.480 way they want to vote on when it comes to war and what we want to do with these foreigners 1.00

05:24:30.480 in our lands. And it's, and that's why an ethno religion written for us and how we perceive

05:24:37.920 God and our way to God is so important because the morals and the ethics is going to be written

05:24:44.960 for what's best for what's best for us. Not what's best for our enemies.

05:24:51.600 Yeah. White, white Natsock. What do you got?

05:24:56.320 Hey, uh, everyone. Uh, white power. First off, I just want to say this is my new account. The last 1.00

05:25:01.040 one that I had was, uh, NS 14 Vril 88, but the Zyklon B got to it. So, uh, you know, greetings

05:25:09.520 again, brothers. I'm back. Um, bro, you can keep an account if you just be more cryptic with your

05:25:17.200 replies. I know, right? This is these community pages. You get me, I keep wanting to go in there

05:25:24.080 and, you know, like fuck up some Jews and they keep reporting me. So that is smart. 1.00

05:25:29.280 Well, yeah. About that. You'd probably have over a thousand followers now if you didn't just drop

05:25:37.360 kike and fucking Hasbara. I know it's hard. I'm gonna, I'm gonna fix it though, but I appreciate 1.00

05:25:44.240 the feedback brother. Um, yeah, just quick recap. Thank you everyone for the conversation. Um, I'm one of

05:25:51.080 the positive Christians, you know, on the third Reich, not a turn your cheek type of Christian. 0.51

05:25:55.880 I'm appreciating all the conversation, um, took some notes and wrote some things down for some of

05:26:01.160 the points. Like, uh, I'm pretty sure I came across this story. You know, I really want to learn more

05:26:07.480 about, um, uh, our people's history. I'm a hundred percent white, um, in terms of before Jesus Christ, uh,

05:26:16.920 I'd like to learn more about that. And I've heard this Jew story. I'm pretty sure it's a Jew

05:26:20.840 story because it's attacking white people and it's this, uh, St. Boniface. I don't know if you

05:26:26.680 ever heard about it. Um, basically. Yeah, I know it. If, if you guys could, um, you know,

05:26:33.400 kind of shed some light, um, what the actual story is and if, is there any connection to,

05:26:38.760 you know, like, um, human sacrifice that, uh, I don't know, uh, reason after doing this preliminary

05:26:51.640 research real quick, reason is correct. That for, uh, Louis, Louis, Louis, Louis recounts how four,

05:26:58.940 uh, captured warriors or slaves to Greek and to Gaul were killed, buried alive, um, under this temple

05:27:11.500 in like, it looks like 95 BCE. And, um, these were, it's important to note again, that these were not

05:27:19.020 Roman citizens. These were not like Roman children that were sacrificed. We, we see again, a recurring

05:27:25.260 theme of enemies being sacrificed after being captured or enslaved. And, uh, this is essentially

05:27:32.320 what crucifixion was too. It was like the, the kind of, you know, stick them up on the cross and

05:27:39.240 put them next to the highway. So they walk past and they see, you know, a thousand dead dudes or

05:27:44.680 something like that. Um, but I, I, I didn't, I was not aware of this reason. So thank you for bringing

05:27:51.680 it to my attention. Livy wrote a lot of stuff and reading it all would take a long time, but

05:27:56.920 I intend to know those kids just accidentally get buried. Right. I mean, it's like, if someone

05:28:02.440 did archeological, uh, digs on the Hoover dam, uh, what they're going to say the same shit 0.99

05:28:07.460 because like, Oh, these people were sacrificed for this dam when people just fell. No, this 0.98

05:28:11.560 is from Livy. This is from Louis. He's a, he's, he actually wrote like the history of Rome.

05:28:16.860 So it's, it was like, this is accounted. And he said, it's worth pointing out too, that

05:28:21.860 he said that many of the Romans found it repugnant that there were, that human sacrifices were

05:28:28.220 being reformed. And the Senate actually went on in following years to explicitly outlaw public

05:28:35.100 human sacrifice. So it's, um, it's the Romans were not overly, we need to fertilize our crops

05:28:44.580 with, with wood chippers niggers and pedophiles. I just don't want to eat that afterward. I just 1.00

05:28:50.400 have a problem with that. Um, I, I, I do want to go, but you know, I do want to go back to

05:28:58.080 something Fitz side said. It really struck a chord. Uh, he mentioned the, the forgiveness, uh, of, uh,

05:29:05.260 the killer of Charlie Kirk. And I wonder if I could frame this as a necessary blood sacrifice

05:29:14.460 for the continued flourishing. Um, and if that's not more aligned with, with why this is an accepted

05:29:26.820 sacrifice, because if you look at the ideology and the attempt to use it for their benefit

05:29:33.480 in revival and this pro Israel, um, position in this, this propaganda, it aligns with that idea

05:29:46.820 that this blood sacrifice is necessary for their flourishing. Uh, that is where I land on that right

05:29:56.760 now. I would argue that white gods demand the blood of our enemies in order for us to thrive. 1.00

05:30:09.460 Well, there is another ritualistic perspective of this too. And that's in this kind of like

05:30:14.280 the, uh, uh, let's say, let's go out on a limb and say that Charlie Kirk was executed in public on

05:30:22.140 in 4k intentionally, blah, blah, blah. Right. So, so let's say that there's two teams of, uh, you

05:30:28.720 know, Jewish weirdos and one team is like, bro, we're going to sacrifice Charlie Kirk into blood 1.00

05:30:33.800 sacrifice ritual. And it's going to give us the power of ball and Moloch. And, you know, then the 0.93

05:30:39.600 Goyim won't know what hit them. Cause we can cast our black magic spells and our secret temples 0.86

05:30:43.680 standing in, in the, in the, you know, the six pointed sign of whatever it is. And then the,

05:30:50.300 the, the, the secular Jews are like, okay, well, you guys are, you know, fine. We're going to do 0.99

05:30:55.700 that. But what we like is we like it when the Goyim are traumatized. We like it when they are forced

05:31:01.840 to watch on television, the death of somebody that they looked up to, they admired, they respected

05:31:09.000 somebody who was cogent and well-spoken and represented this very articulate, you know,

05:31:16.080 groomed form of, of regular daily, everyday Christian conservatism that was promoting family

05:31:23.780 values and was talking. We want that person smacked in that. We want them dead on screen.

05:31:28.680 We want blood gushing out of them. And we want millions of Goyim, millions of white Goyim to watch 1.00

05:31:34.680 this happen. And that's their form of ritual. That is their form of psychological impression.

05:31:40.720 Skull mask. There is a price to pay with, for commune with principalities. There is a price

05:31:52.840 to be paid. That's why I don't dabble because I understand that there is something called equivalent

05:32:01.940 exchange. When you're dabbling with principalities and with forces unseen and

05:32:10.460 not entirely understood. Yeah. The demand could be, I want Charlie Kirk's head live on TV.

05:32:20.240 It very well could be.

05:32:23.040 Yeah. And I don't disagree with you, white. You just, uh, your previous statement about that 1.00

05:32:32.920 the, the, the white God or gods, however, somebody understands demands the blood of our enemies.

05:32:42.540 I don't disagree with that either. And then I go into, well, the other side has the same. Um,

05:32:51.140 and when we look at the wars of the past century, uh, you have our people who go to fight for territory,

05:33:05.100 fight for hegemony, fight for domination and conquest, which is why I think many of our,

05:33:13.880 our young men went to fight in world war one and two, the other side is simply sacrificing the blood of 0.84

05:33:23.460 their enemies for their, uh, penance to their gods in demand. And these two things can happen at the

05:33:35.380 same time. Like the Germans weren't actually our enemies, right? And our enemies 0.89

05:33:44.280 baited us into this, this hazard, which benefited them. And clearly we can see that it benefited them

05:33:54.240 and you get into communism. We talked about it before, like Bolshevism. I don't, I, I believe I,

05:34:01.020 I said, this is my Occam's razor take that the Bolsheviks are dabbling in this human sacrifice 0.94

05:34:10.600 priest class Canaanite religion. You're correct. You're correct. And what they're doing as well

05:34:20.260 is that some of these sacrifices require genital mutilation. So what are they doing?

05:34:26.760 They're getting all the dudes to cut their dicks off, all the chicks to chop their tits off and 1.00

05:34:33.640 it's going into the sacrifice. Well, it's going into the sacrament. 1.00

05:34:38.340 Charlie Kirk being killed did stop the anger that all white people had for Irina. And it seemed like

05:34:43.840 there was like a lot of uptick and it was just growing and growing. And then when Charlie Kirk,

05:34:48.440 yeah, it stopped. And it's completely neutralized and neutered. You are 100% correct. Fit side.

05:34:56.240 And it, and, and my opinion, it's, it's much deeper than political narrative, right? I know that

05:35:02.700 some people find it hard to believe that, uh, you know, these powers that be Jews, wealthy elitists, 0.96

05:35:11.820 um, and these globalist figures participate in ritual sacrifice or have a belief in these systems, but 1.00

05:35:22.620 it, the words come straight out of their fucking mouth, man. They, they do. And, and this is why 1.00

05:35:29.100 I have personally traveled down the rabbit hole into learning and understanding at the very least

05:35:35.700 surface level occultism be not so I can dabble, not so I can participate in ritual sacrifice or

05:35:43.500 any of those things, but so that I can know the nature of my enemy and fully comprehend the nature

05:35:50.100 of the universe, or at the very least scratch the surface. Because the way that I like to look at it

05:35:55.900 is that when it comes to our universe in the principalities that govern our universe, 0.99

05:36:01.200 we're holding a fucking flashlight in a dark room. And the only thing that we can see in that 0.97

05:36:07.000 dark room is what we point a flashlight towards. And if you're avoiding pointing your flashlight in

05:36:13.620 a certain direction, because certain dogmatic principles has said, don't do it. It's dangerous.

05:36:20.300 It's gonna, you know, have bad things happen to you, then you're doing yourself a disservice in

05:36:26.520 your quest for knowledge, truth and answers. So, um, I, I very much believe that ritual blood

05:36:35.720 sacrifice is very real. I believe that's why human trafficking is still one of the most predominant

05:36:43.820 and lucrative businesses on the planet. I believe that, and this is where I'm going to get really

05:36:50.980 weird with you fucking guys. I'm going to get really weird with you guys. There's a big cover 0.99

05:36:56.760 up in regards to cattle mutilation, right? They'll, they'll say UFOs come and they cut the tongues out

05:37:04.960 and the guts out of these cows. No, they're using obsidian blades, which cut down on a cellular level 0.93

05:37:12.420 using surgical precision in order to use these animal by-products for rituals. Dummy. It's nothing 0.98

05:37:20.740 to do with fucking aliens, crop circles, all this other stuff. It's all part of ritual guys. 0.99

05:37:27.540 It's staring right at your face. Um, but yeah, I, I went off into the weeds there, but this, this stuff

05:37:35.620 is real guys, whether you choose to believe it or not, you don't have to believe it, but these people

05:37:40.680 do, and if you understand what they believe, you, you, you get a fuller painted picture. It's real

05:37:46.580 easy to say, yeah, it's the Jews, but we can ask why the Jews and we can say, okay, well, why do they 0.99

05:37:51.620 do what they do? Why do they mutilate penises? Why do they suck baby penises? Why, why is there these 1.00

05:37:58.080 weird rituals and so on and so forth? So can I ask you a question here? Um, and this is an honest

05:38:05.500 question. I don't have an answer to it is the, the folks in the Northern European area, the Germans,

05:38:14.200 the, um, the Scandinavians, and then, uh, the English, uh, or the Anglo-Saxons, right? Those folks

05:38:23.620 didn't, they seem to be quite successful without participating in this stuff. There's the, I don't

05:38:33.580 see a great history of these rituals outside of like solar, um, um, uh, solar recognition

05:38:46.240 and, um, uh, and I would say, uh, there was formal ceremonies all the time. They had a priest. Yeah.

05:38:59.940 Yeah. Yeah. They participated in rituals. What kind of, that's why it's an honest question. I just

05:39:05.960 like, can we dive into that? What kind of rituals and what was the nature of them and the, and any

05:39:14.280 purpose? The, they were called to battle to sacrifice their lives on behalf of Odin in order to go to

05:39:26.820 Valhalla. That, that is a ritual within itself. It's like what Skullmass explained yesterday in,

05:39:34.280 in the sense of dying in battle is the sacrifice, is the atone, is, is the, the commune with the God.

05:39:43.560 Being a hero, being heroic is one of the biggest things you can do to add to your, uh, well-being.

05:39:51.340 And, and it's inverse with what we have today, whether it's secular or, uh, any religion in

05:39:58.860 spirituality that would domain, uh, that people have. It's like being cowardly is the heroic thing

05:40:04.100 to do. It's, it's weird.

05:40:08.340 Well, this is, I mean, this is really the essence of the esoteric too, is that if the, the esoteric

05:40:14.980 or the occult implying, but there is something hidden, or there is some, there's some aspect

05:40:20.840 to a transcendental, transcendent experience that has a, a side that cannot be easily understood,

05:40:27.840 our ancestors, um, practiced a initially right into this esoteric tradition that was, was like,

05:40:39.640 didn't have the same kind of material perception to it where, where, like I, like the warrior

05:40:47.780 class, the warriors in the old, in the traditional societies would go through a, a right of initiation

05:40:56.180 when it would be accepted that they were, they had entered this part of society that was like,

05:41:03.600 you're, it is, the demand is now on you to fight and die if need be. 0.98

05:41:09.640 You will have to fight and you will have to die.

05:41:11.920 And in doing that, they partook of a divine essence during that, that right, that initiation,

05:41:17.680 even today, you know, service members, they swear to the constitution.

05:41:23.440 They swear to uphold the constitution and defend us against enemies, foreign and domestic has

05:41:28.420 a shadow, has a shadow of this.

05:41:30.240 But before that they are regular people after that, they're warriors.

05:41:33.820 So there are, there are like passages that we, that people go through in the, in the properly

05:41:39.940 organized society that even though they are secular, they have a, they have a distinct

05:41:47.240 part to them, a distinct component where, where the individual becomes something else.

05:41:53.920 And the esoteric traditions, the old esoteric traditions used to initiate people into cults.

05:41:59.100 So the Romans explicitly have these cults that you'd be initiated into and a regular person

05:42:04.500 could make a sacrifice to Ceres for a good harvest.

05:42:08.500 But the priestly cult was the one who was responsible for actually communing with the essence of Ceres and

05:42:16.700 making sure that these things are followed correctly.

05:42:19.560 So that is like the white magic, black magic thing, right? 0.76

05:42:23.300 Where it's like the exact, yeah, it literally is.

05:42:26.420 Yeah.

05:42:27.200 Yeah.

05:42:27.780 The, the, the seers, the priest class demanded some form of equivalent exchange in order to 0.78

05:42:34.680 commune with said God.

05:42:39.280 Yes.

05:42:40.000 And, and, and these were like the devotio, like the warrior didn't, the warrior did put themselves

05:42:46.120 through the devotio in Rome, they, they, they swore themselves to the cult of Mars and they

05:42:52.340 swore themselves to this like archetypal divinity that was responsible for the defense of their

05:42:58.260 people, the defense of the homeland and the defense of the Republic.

05:43:01.800 And it was this, it was a, a holy thing, but our ancestors didn't have this distinction.

05:43:08.580 It's again, worth pointing out that our ancestors didn't have these distinctions that we have.

05:43:12.500 So to them, it wouldn't have been like, oh, now I am participating in the religious, right?

05:43:16.900 To them, it would have been like us, I don't know, uh, reading a book where you're like,

05:43:22.160 now I am.

05:43:23.200 I have a great way to explain it.

05:43:25.520 Cause this is always one that is slippery to get ahold of.

05:43:28.140 So if, if we observe the modern Japanese, their, their religious ideology of old is Shintoism.

05:43:38.820 They don't practice Shintoism anymore.

05:43:43.120 However, the cultural norms of their society and the practices that they upkeep are fundamentally

05:43:52.140 Shinto, Shintoistic in nature.

05:43:55.200 So their, their culture, their identity is the ritual.

05:44:00.260 If that makes any sense, they may not say, I'm a Shintoist.

05:44:06.500 They, they might say, I, I, I, they're not going to say I'm a Shintoist.

05:44:10.800 They're, they're not going to say that, but everything that they do in their present life

05:44:15.300 in regards to their mannerisms and their funerals and their celebratory processes and their, uh,

05:44:22.980 in their cultural locations, in their temples, it's, it's all centered around that fundamentally,

05:44:31.900 um, unifying fact of their religious ideology, even though they are not really in the blood

05:44:41.000 too.

05:44:41.360 And this is one of the most important aspects of that is that the blood sacrifice as killing

05:44:46.640 another human or something is, is the, the kind of the metaphysical mirror of the blood

05:44:53.680 as the transmission of the divinity that was passed to your ancestors and must continue

05:45:00.160 to be elevated and transmitted to your progeny.

05:45:04.200 So it's, it's Shintoism is, is the, the idea that the ancestral spirits are in this place,

05:45:12.260 in this, you know, in this family, in this home, in this place, and that it will be transmitted

05:45:17.380 forward and that you will join these ranks is, uh, is it ultimately a central part of this

05:45:23.700 esoteric white magic of order and stability and the solar principle and, and being a part

05:45:32.940 of your, of a, of a greater good, which is in your kin and your people.

05:45:37.440 And that's the way I think about it, but the Shinto is, that's a, that's an excellent

05:45:41.160 example, brother.

05:45:42.260 That's, that's perfect.

05:45:43.520 Well, yeah, I appreciate it.

05:45:45.040 Yeah.

05:45:45.240 Cause you'll go up to a Japanese person, you'll ask them what their religious ideology is,

05:45:49.600 or you'll ask them their identity and they'll say they're Japanese, but the, the, the practices

05:45:55.100 that they participate in their everyday life fall under that Shintoist category, whether

05:46:01.660 or not they'll claim that identity.

05:46:03.420 It, it, it is their, their cultural identity.

05:46:06.900 It is their ethnogenesis.

05:46:08.980 Well, white.

05:46:09.900 Yeah.

05:46:10.100 If that makes sense.

05:46:10.880 As you're describing that, I couldn't help, but draw parallels to America as a Christian

05:46:20.700 country and a Christian nation in the same way.

05:46:25.080 Right.

05:46:25.800 That.

05:46:26.180 I can't deny that fundamental truth.

05:46:30.460 If somebody asked me, you know, what is the identity of America?

05:46:35.580 America, it would fall under wasp, right?

05:46:40.360 White Anglo-Saxon Protestant ideology.

05:46:43.900 Right.

05:46:44.660 And the cultural norms that come from that.

05:46:47.520 Right.

05:46:47.540 So it's become pervasive.

05:46:48.780 So we don't even have to identify with this similar to this Shinto, right?

05:46:54.480 We have cultural norms that derive from this.

05:46:58.180 And this is where it gets weird.

05:47:00.600 Okay.

05:47:01.520 Because we talked about it.

05:47:03.240 Somebody brought up the bull sacrifice and worship.

05:47:07.440 And when you look up Moloch and Moloch and, and Bale, the words Moloch and Bale, different

05:47:13.920 names for the same entity, right?

05:47:16.620 It is this, this entity is in the shape of a bull.

05:47:21.480 Right.

05:47:22.740 And when you then extrapolate to the idea that these people consider us cattle, and then

05:47:33.440 you see that they're working to continually sacrifice us to their God, it gets really weird.

05:47:45.280 So now they have this entire country.

05:47:48.000 A lot of people complain that the Jews are in control of this country and Israel's in

05:47:53.060 control of this country. 0.90

05:47:55.240 And we talk about that this, this white group of people here are considered the cattle, which 0.98

05:48:03.760 we've talked about.

05:48:04.640 It's what was brought up today that this is their farm for their continued sacrifice.

05:48:15.920 To this God in a bull cattle sacrifice.

05:48:22.980 And we are, and we should be righteously pissed about it.

05:48:27.300 We are losing this because we're not aware of it.

05:48:33.160 They're sacrificing our people to their God. 0.99

05:48:37.240 And they, this is their holy intent.

05:48:41.620 And we're literally in a cultural paradigm of being Christian, which to them is just their 1.00

05:48:51.300 cattle farm.

05:48:52.100 I think that's a fair assessment.

05:48:58.160 It's like, yeah, Terry Davis said that.

05:48:59.380 Terry Davis put it so well. 0.99

05:49:01.040 He said, the people are literally, they're just nigger cattle and you whip them and they 1.00

05:49:06.060 shit and they whip them and they shit. 1.00

05:49:08.840 Terry Davis had the ability to put things into words that are, were so perfect to describe 1.00

05:49:15.580 the state of our society.

05:49:18.340 And, and he, when he's, it's everything that we get the word glow digger from him.

05:49:22.400 We get, it's, it was fantastic the way he described them. 1.00

05:49:25.400 You whip them, they shit. 1.00

05:49:26.460 It's one big farm. 1.00

05:49:28.380 So I want to go back to Fafo here, right?

05:49:31.900 As an example, he's got a Christian identity thing, but he agitates, right?

05:49:38.660 Due to his white power and race consciousness, he agitates against, cause he's frustrated

05:49:46.240 maybe, right?

05:49:46.960 He's, or he's.

05:49:53.540 Are all cattle to the.

05:49:57.860 And he agitates against that because he, he's conflicted right in this.

05:50:04.740 And that is, it's an interesting factor in his position among all of this, right? 0.97

05:50:18.700 Because we, maybe we're a little too dismissive that these Christians are just cattle.

05:50:26.680 And because they are being farmed out for the sacrifice to bail.

05:50:39.240 And these dues on Rosh Hashanah say, that's a part of what we do.

05:50:46.220 That's who we are and why we exist, because we need this sacrifice for our flourishing.

05:50:52.100 And we are living amongst a culture that has accepted this cattle lifestyle, and we should 0.90

05:51:02.600 all be a little more pissed off about it.

05:51:12.340 I would say that the consensus of the people is what also gives the purpose.

05:51:22.100 So, if the majority of the people in the United States have decided to subscribe to the.

05:51:32.000 And that is who governs them.

05:51:35.600 That when they can convince the masses to adopt.

05:51:41.320 That framing that it does, it gives, it gives.

05:51:44.800 It gives authority to the governing principality.

05:51:51.660 And it is our job to shift that governing, right?

05:51:55.860 And it was just brought up.

05:51:57.940 Our principality demands a warrior ethos.

05:52:02.100 It demands a warrior to protect and defend.

05:52:05.060 And the battle between, battle over the egregore, in terms of who we're giving consensus to,

05:52:16.240 it does matter, right?

05:52:18.320 We need to feed our principality what it needs in order to fight for us.

05:52:27.100 I'm just getting this right now from you.

05:52:29.200 Correct.

05:52:29.420 No, no, yeah.

05:52:31.560 No, I agree with you wholeheartedly.

05:52:34.600 One hundred percent.

05:52:37.120 You've given me, yeah, you've given me, with your understanding of this, I just kind of

05:52:41.840 picked things off.

05:52:43.020 I just want to give you a lot of credit for kind of how I can, you know, understand the

05:52:47.840 world a little better.

05:52:49.400 You know, you're a quite humble man, but you've actually helped me in a great deal understand

05:52:55.180 a lot of what's going on in this other world, right?

05:52:59.800 Which I believe is more real than we give it credit for.

05:53:06.280 The stuff that's moving and shaking and governing our world and why we get confused about why

05:53:18.480 is this the way it is?

05:53:20.240 Well, if you understand governing principalities and who's being fed, well, it's the one that's

05:53:26.720 winning and it will always win.

05:53:29.600 And the one that you feed, if you're feeding your white principality and your white God, 0.97

05:53:35.700 what it needs, then it will grow and be strong to fight a battle on another plane that is above

05:53:43.260 us.

05:53:43.680 And I, and this makes sense of all then our, our, uh, mythologies and why these mythologies

05:53:51.500 have taken shape and why they exist and why Odin and Thor are things because they are things

05:53:58.120 they're just not like us.

05:54:01.380 They need to be given their, uh, for lack of a better word, they need to be given their sacrifice

05:54:11.240 in order to take shape.

05:54:14.620 Yeah.

05:54:14.780 You got to pay your dues.

05:54:16.460 You got to pay your dues.

05:54:25.480 100%.

05:54:25.960 I'm glad I could help you kind of come to those certain revelations because yeah, I, I tend

05:54:34.180 not to focus on it too, too, too much.

05:54:37.380 Um, but when you have a broader understanding the way that you framed it, um, me and you are

05:54:45.300 sharing very similar wavelengths on how things work.

05:54:50.920 That, that's where we get this, um, phrase as above, so below that that's where we get

05:54:59.160 this phrase.

05:55:00.140 So in that, are we the below?

05:55:04.140 And yeah, yes, no.

05:55:11.060 Okay.

05:55:11.800 Well, well, I think it's, I think it's a frame of perspective, but don't tell anyone.

05:55:17.920 Yeah.

05:55:20.920 Well, and I'll, I'll say this.

05:55:24.400 One of the reasons why I've gone searching for these answers, right, is because we do

05:55:30.620 have texts and fables of old explaining this governing hierarchy of the heavens, but they're

05:55:40.920 very, very old. 0.82

05:55:42.580 We understand the battle of the principalities from a time period, 2000 fucking years ago, 0.60

05:55:53.280 but we don't understand it right now.

05:55:57.100 You know, time moves for men and time moves for the ages, for the aeons, for the principalities

05:56:05.580 and governing properties over certain things.

05:56:11.060 And we don't have that story.

05:56:13.280 We have the story from 2000 years ago, but we don't have it now.

05:56:19.800 Nobody's written it down.

05:56:21.540 Who's in charge?

05:56:23.360 Who is the governing body of the heavens right now?

05:56:26.340 Who is, what is the governing body of the United States of America's spiritual identity?

05:56:35.820 I think that, that is the important, that's the rub right there, right, right.

05:56:39.980 That's the crux of this, is that these things on the surface might seem like they are mere

05:56:47.860 metaphysical speculation and, or even abstractions of the, the, the way that we perceive the world

05:56:56.880 and, and what is going on, but they leak out and they, they take form in these, like this,

05:57:04.060 this word egregore, these things take form in, in their expression, in the temporal plane.

05:57:09.980 And specifically about how we are ruled and how we exist in relationship to one another.

05:57:17.620 And, and the higher principles of the individual that we could, we, we call discipline, virtue,

05:57:25.720 honesty, uh, integrity.

05:57:28.440 All of these things are expressions of these, these yearnings to be in alignment with transcendental

05:57:39.700 like, you know, the harmony, like correct life.

05:57:44.420 Like the Greeks were the Greek word, the Greek idea of the, the righteous life was not one that was,

05:57:49.780 you know, you do good things, you give money to poor people, you do good stuff,

05:57:52.940 but instead of, of being in part universe, the great song living in harmony with the great song.

05:58:01.980 And when you neglect that and you say, oh, that's just rubbish, or that's something that I don't even

05:58:07.800 need to care about, what you are doing is like saying, I don't need to manage my finances. 0.97

05:58:11.580 In fact, Hey, Jewish guy manage my finances. 0.93

05:58:15.080 And he's like, okay, absolutely.

05:58:17.740 Of course, of course, say no more. 0.98

05:58:21.620 That's the way I look at it, that like we've been trained, the nigger cattle have been trained to 1.00

05:58:27.400 relinquish any concept of this as being combined with our destiny as such in a collective metaphysical 0.96

05:58:37.880 sense.

05:58:38.760 And that has done immense damage to us in the temporal realm by allowing us, as you said, 0.83

05:58:44.020 to give our consent to be ruled by these perverts, weirdos who are participating in these 0.52

05:58:49.720 unnatural acts and introducing disharmony into the people. 0.96

05:59:02.180 Great job.

05:59:03.260 Hey, so I'm a Navy veteran, and I've done a lot of research on this.

05:59:12.000 Wanted to know your guys' feedback about, you know, America was

05:59:16.960 it remained white only until after the war.

05:59:24.060 And I did some research about

05:59:25.360 1830 was the first major wave of 1830 was the first major wave of the Jews that came in.

05:59:35.980 But at that time, only whites were allowed to become citizens.

05:59:40.040 So I'm postulating that they, you know, did their chameleon thing and try to pretend like

05:59:45.980 they're white and work our way up in the government and trying to push this civil war in order to

05:59:52.820 get Jews to become citizens and just playing it off. 0.99

05:59:58.360 It's like, oh, you're just, you know, wanting slavery.

06:00:01.240 And I did a lot of research about the slave thing.

06:00:05.180 It's like, why would anyone, you know, a lot of Confederates were, you know, poor.

06:00:13.140 They wanted slavery, and that's why they fought and died in the civil war.

06:00:18.500 But we know it's not true.

06:00:20.120 We we the South did not want race mixing. 1.00

06:00:23.860 They didn't want non whites becoming citizens. 1.00

06:00:26.280 So just to go back on the American identity part of it, it's I've talked to people about

06:00:32.440 this nowadays, and they have no idea that America was white only for so many years. 1.00

06:00:37.140 And all of our problems right now come from that shit. 0.99

06:00:40.620 So it's like if we could just go back to white only, I think that was when America was great. 1.00

06:00:46.160 I just want to get some feedback.

06:00:47.520 I've done some research in that as well.

06:00:50.720 Um, the there were Jews here early, uh, very early on.

06:00:57.060 So during seven 76, even before that, maybe in the 1600s, uh, Jews were here.

06:01:04.520 They were from, uh, Rhineland, right?

06:01:09.000 They.

06:01:09.740 And that, and this would be from the inception 1776.

06:01:22.500 So they, they, although they were 50, 50 about Canaanite heritage and white, right?

06:01:36.380 Southern European, this is the makeup. 0.99

06:01:38.660 They claimed to be white and they claimed to be Rhineland or Germany ship that way.

06:01:49.460 They actually did lie just like you're talking about, but it was earlier than even the wave,

06:01:54.680 right?

06:01:55.000 They, they started earlier and did exactly.

06:02:01.580 I think what you're talking about act, when we look at the bloodstream.

06:02:08.660 The sacrifice that was made in the civil war and the South was, was more Jewish than people 1.00

06:02:21.720 led on.

06:02:22.420 Uh, so again, back to both sides, instigating this.

06:02:28.300 They were saying I'm white and they were saying I'm white and they were in the government.

06:02:39.220 They were participating in politics and they were, I would say, instigating the civil war

06:02:48.980 conflict for the exact reason of, and I'm just going to continue to call it blood sacrifice

06:02:56.640 to their, their, their, bail.

06:02:59.980 Um, there's a good, there's a good, there's a good, there's a good, bingo Chicago fair. 0.68

06:03:04.800 There's a good argument to say that, uh, to say it was, it, um, that tearing down the Confederate

06:03:11.640 statues wasn't about slavery and, uh, right and wrong.

06:03:16.240 It was about, uh, attacking white people because when black lives matter tore down all the Confederate 0.91

06:03:20.540 statues, they purposely left the Jewish Confederate statues alone. 0.98

06:03:28.460 Yeah.

06:03:29.160 And, um, uh, white, right.

06:03:32.180 You were saying bingo were a Chicago world fair.

06:03:34.840 Can you.

06:03:35.220 Yeah.

06:03:37.140 You guys don't recall the Chicago world fair where all the Jews got together and sacrificed 0.99

06:03:44.280 an effigy of a child to Moloch.

06:03:47.020 Oh yeah, they did.

06:03:48.280 Yeah, they did do that.

06:03:49.680 It's on video.

06:03:51.700 Yeah. 1.00

06:03:52.420 It's weirdest shit you ever seen. 1.00

06:03:54.820 Yeah. 1.00

06:03:55.360 They they've been doing this shit since they got here. 1.00

06:03:58.860 They've been doing this shit since they got here. 1.00

06:04:01.620 And again, that's a Canaanite. 1.00

06:04:04.100 Yeah.

06:04:05.640 Uh, it's a part of the Canaanite pantheon.

06:04:07.900 It is.

06:04:08.380 And look, and I asked Rock this, I said, look, these Jews who it's like, oh, uh, you know, 1.00

06:04:14.260 Judaism is monotheistic. 0.91

06:04:16.440 Uh, they, it really talks about one God and, and, uh, it condemns all other worship, but

06:04:23.440 they continually in their own story, uh, relapse into this bail sacrifice worship, right?

06:04:34.140 Well, Yahweh, Jehovah claims you shall have no other gods, plural, before me. 0.89

06:04:47.480 There's always been other gods that exist.

06:04:54.720 It's just that this God demands that the Jews put him, that that's all it's saying. 0.96

06:05:02.700 So when they sacrifice to bail, giving to, to one of their gods, and they don't necessarily

06:05:15.600 reject this the way that they pretend to, right?

06:05:19.540 It's like, it's like, it's like this.

06:05:22.420 I don't, I don't even think that they actually care about that monotheism.

06:05:27.900 I think they just make a claim to it, to obfuscate the fact that they're continuing to, to give

06:05:35.520 blood sacrifice and burn offering to bail and that this is a part of their flourishing.

06:05:44.260 Carl Rottle talks about this, talked about this for like the last few weeks in regards

06:05:49.700 to, to, to Rome and the temple of the unknown God, the Jews would claim that their God, their 0.69

06:05:57.760 gods were a part of the temple of the unknown God.

06:06:01.300 And that's the way they weaseled into Rome.

06:06:06.320 Well, Fitz, I brought up Nate, right?

06:06:11.220 Now they have a conflict of their, their essence, right?

06:06:16.460 They have a conflict between these, these gods and they, they then struggle.

06:06:22.040 I think they struggle genetically with it, but they, they then have this insistence that

06:06:28.940 they're a part of both worlds in the sense of, uh, and, and what you just said, that makes

06:06:38.180 that, that clarifies that a bit because they insist on our pantheons exist.

06:06:49.960 That's what, that's what they said when they were in Rome.

06:06:53.100 They don't deny that the Roman gods exist.

06:06:56.440 They don't deny that the Greek gods exist.

06:06:58.940 They don't deny that the Celtic and Norse gods exist.

06:07:02.360 They just say their God in their pantheon is a part of the unknown gods.

06:07:08.180 They also say, they also look at it as a domination thing.

06:07:11.520 Like they rule over our gods too.

06:07:14.560 And that's, uh, literally you're, you're finding writings from rabbis talking about how

06:07:19.760 it is not a denial of the existence.

06:07:22.800 It's a superiority thing.

06:07:25.360 So this brings up the Freya thing.

06:07:29.440 And I, I want to, I want to.

06:07:31.800 Well, may I real quick, mythos?

06:07:34.400 Yes, ma'am.

06:07:34.900 Mr. White, right.

06:07:36.780 I don't mean to too much here, but it is described then by, um,

06:07:45.480 Hackettus, I believe describes how the Romans were very, uh, they did not like the Jews because

06:07:54.920 he said that.

06:07:56.080 No, I know the Jews.

06:07:57.480 I totally know.

06:07:58.980 They rejected, they were impious.

06:08:01.660 He called them impious.

06:08:04.900 Because they denied the Roman gods.

06:08:10.300 Well, what, what I'm trying to say is, is that they use the temple of the unknown gods as a means to say that

06:08:18.520 their pantheon is, it exists to Romans.

06:08:24.900 Does, does that make any sense?

06:08:28.620 It's okay if they rejected their gods, it, it, it verbally, right?

06:08:33.740 The, the idea, and I, I'm more or less on the side of what Fitz side just said, is that they want their pantheon to dominate the Roman pantheon.

06:08:43.640 Um, but they said that they didn't even, they didn't even acknowledge them as existing.

06:08:47.940 And that, that, that was one of their reasons.

06:08:49.880 They said they didn't have to follow Caesar.

06:08:51.980 That, that was one of, like, the Romans, they were like, yo.

06:08:54.840 I, I think that's the argument, I think that's the argument they gave us, but in their own circles, there is writing this that says, is about it.

06:09:02.680 Yeah, I mean, if you say they don't exist, then obviously you're saying that they're, that, you know, their god is numero uno and the other ones, like, don't even, they aren't gods.

06:09:15.960 They're technically, they're not gods.

06:09:17.460 They would be like their demons, which is something we still hear today.

06:09:23.300 Well, I want to, um, I want to go to two things.

06:09:27.600 I want to get back to Frey just in a moment, though.

06:09:29.420 Well, okay, hold on, hold on, real, real quick, just, just super, super, duper, duper, real, real quick.

06:09:35.160 There is YouTube videos of practicing Jews that will tell you demons can be rabbis. 1.00

06:09:45.180 And there was a demon.

06:09:49.380 So this is just me.

06:09:53.660 I'm going to fall on that camp there that they do recognize, even if they deny it, they do recognize our deities exist.

06:10:04.400 The, the, the greatest trick, uh, the devil ever played was convincing white people that their deities don't actually exist.

06:10:14.300 I'm taking that from, uh, uh, common phrase, but, uh, so the, the, uh, oh, uh, what was the, uh, bohemian grove?

06:10:28.800 There's also video of bohemian grove where they are sacrificing an effigy to, uh, bail, Moloch, right?

06:10:43.160 That, that, that this is, and the bohemian grove is the political hotbed of the, you know, regime or the, uh, the deep state, whatever you want to call it.

06:10:58.560 Right.

06:10:58.960 Is, is, are we agreed about that?

06:11:02.040 Correct.

06:11:06.360 So, so this is an, this is a instance where you have, and this is where I want to get a bit weird with it.

06:11:14.060 Instance where you have.

06:11:18.100 Participating in a ritual honoring a Canaanite entity, uh, foreign to our people.

06:11:28.900 And that kind of lets you know, and, and this is where I want to get weird.

06:11:33.840 They're not doing it for no reason.

06:11:38.420 There must be some serious power structure that they're.

06:11:46.420 Well, here's the, here's the thing mythos.

06:11:49.260 If America's identity is white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, what pantheon does it fall under?

06:11:58.900 The, the, the source, the source material points back to the Canaanite pantheon.

06:12:06.140 There you go.

06:12:07.200 So all they're doing is following the principles of the consented governed.

06:12:12.840 They're falling back to sacrifices to other principalities within the Canaanite pantheon because

06:12:18.760 Americans worship the Canaanite pantheon. 1.00

06:12:23.060 They just choose that this one is supreme over the others.

06:12:28.900 Act the Roman pantheon or the Nordic pantheon, or does each group.

06:12:41.900 Group.

06:12:42.780 Because I'm ready to, I'm ready to do some, uh, I say we, I say we, I say we syncretize

06:12:56.780 our traditional European religions, including esoteric Christianity.

06:13:02.340 We syncretize them and we begin apotheosizing our people who have sacrificed themselves for

06:13:08.280 the good of our race.

06:13:09.860 And we eventually establish.

06:13:12.900 Can you define two words for me?

06:13:18.120 Then apotheosis.

06:13:19.200 So, uh, syncretic, syncretic religions are religions that have been, they have, they have multiple

06:13:25.940 elements.

06:13:27.180 So they're, they're like a, the, the Roman religion in the late empire was syncretic.

06:13:34.100 It had a cult of, uh, like Thoth or, or one of the Egyptian gods.

06:13:40.140 I can't remember which one.

06:13:41.540 Um, uh, but they had, they have elements from different parts and they're syncretic and they

06:13:47.900 mix, they're kind of mixed together and find.

06:13:53.620 Craddic because they celebrate Christmas.

06:13:55.900 Yeah.

06:13:56.440 Yeah.

06:13:57.120 Well, and there's, there's synchronicities within the Roman pantheon, the Celtic pantheon

06:14:02.060 and the Norse pantheon, right?

06:14:03.720 Uh, certain Norse gods are parallel to the heavenly bodies like Mercury, Mars, it's

06:14:10.780 et cetera, et cetera.

06:14:12.200 So another way that I understand that is kind of a synthesis.

06:14:16.260 Yes.

06:14:17.120 Yeah.

06:14:17.460 Same route.

06:14:17.960 Okay.

06:14:18.460 Same route.

06:14:19.020 And then apotheosis is the act of rising immortal to godhood.

06:14:24.540 Augustus was apotheosis.

06:14:25.880 So wouldn't that just be the gods though?

06:14:27.900 Wouldn't that be the majority of the gods of the pantheons?

06:14:31.100 They were, uh, humans, uh, uh, great renown that were, for their death.

06:14:36.840 Well, not like, I don't, I don't really believe that.

06:14:40.240 You know, like Zeus.

06:14:40.960 I'm coming, I'm coming to have, I'm, I'm leaning on, uh, white rights, um, in white 0.89

06:14:47.320 rights direction on that.

06:14:48.660 Well, at this point, uh, in, in terms.

06:14:52.880 We have, we have Neptune, uh, all of them things.

06:15:01.100 Or the, or this god, or this god being the ancestor.

06:15:09.160 Ancestor.

06:15:09.680 So it was just.

06:15:16.420 We're divine.

06:15:17.620 It's the opposite.

06:15:19.020 It's the.

06:15:20.060 Yeah, they were divine, but they were.

06:15:21.940 No, the people.

06:15:22.800 Who.

06:15:27.020 Yes.

06:15:29.620 So.

06:15:33.180 Hierarchy amongst the principalities.

06:15:35.840 And there is a timeline amongst the principalities.

06:15:38.940 They focus on their affairs and care very little about our affairs.

06:15:45.600 If that makes any sense.

06:15:47.420 They, they're, they weren't real humans.

06:15:50.520 They, they are divine.

06:15:52.560 They are, they are the divinity.

06:15:54.600 They are the principalities.

06:15:56.040 They are the entities that govern the forces of nature and the universe.

06:15:59.660 And we apotheosize those of us who, who we build, we, we set out on a grand crusade across

06:16:09.120 the planet and the people, our best warriors, our greatest scholars.

06:16:14.880 And they find their place in, in these magnificent marble and gold halls that we will build with

06:16:24.500 their likenesses displayed for our people to come and pay homage to them for thousands

06:16:29.600 and thousands of years.

06:16:34.620 That's what I propose.

06:16:36.220 Well, I mean.

06:16:36.660 And this is, this is similar.

06:16:39.880 That's very, some things I hash out, but that's very similar.

06:16:43.860 We do great things, our good and bad deeds.

06:16:50.720 Then we can ascend to the star, or Freya's watch star, or Freya's star, or however, like

06:16:58.140 that was the best way they, you know, came.

06:17:03.720 So.

06:17:06.660 And so, as, as we're talking earlier and we're talking about the principalities, I'm, we've

06:17:14.960 got an image of Baal as a principality, right?

06:17:21.320 And it's actually, they.

06:17:25.900 They have images of it.

06:17:28.500 And.

06:17:29.220 As I'm thinking about our principality, uh, in nature, that is a counter, uh, it's a warrior.

06:17:42.760 It looks more like, it looks like it could be Zeus.

06:17:46.180 It could be Thor.

06:17:47.800 It's, it's, it's a giant, uh, being a man, uh, ripped and sword wielding for, uh, our warrior

06:18:02.260 ethos, right?

06:18:03.480 That's, that's what's like kind of in my mind's eye here as, as the solar emperor is the,

06:18:09.900 is the, the, I was going to say it was on solar emperor.

06:18:14.260 And he is, he is.

06:18:17.800 King, the temporal ruler who guards his people and maintains the, the right of the blood that

06:18:26.060 transmits into the next generations.

06:18:27.820 And that's the hard part.

06:18:29.380 That's the hardest part.

06:18:31.000 That's why I think the Republic outlined it best where you have an academy of, of men who

06:18:36.180 are raised and compete to become the rulers of the people.

06:18:41.080 Well, a Spartan life.

06:18:44.220 Well, what would that just be the, uh, wouldn't that just be the, the, the pipeline for men

06:18:50.120 in general and those who fall off, fall off?

06:18:58.580 In simple terms.

06:18:59.740 Well, there's a place for everybody, right?

06:19:01.520 The, the farmer isn't, isn't necessarily put out to be the warrior or governor.

06:19:08.940 Well, yeah.

06:19:11.640 And those are those who fall off, but like if, if, if you.

06:19:17.960 In the early days, so they can learn like how to roll. 1.00

06:19:21.040 Cause you can't properly be a king over something you are too stupid to understand or ignorant 1.00

06:19:26.840 of. 1.00

06:19:27.340 Right.

06:19:27.700 And so there has to be a pipeline for men to achieve understanding and to grow and continue

06:19:36.880 to move up the pipeline.

06:19:37.680 Well, ideally the king doesn't actually, the king should never have to, the emperor should

06:19:42.340 never have to make a decision.

06:19:44.260 The emperor doesn't make decisions.

06:19:46.160 The emperor doesn't do anything other than, than by his very existence, maintain the carriage

06:19:52.560 of the rights and the blood of the people.

06:19:55.220 That's what he does.

06:19:56.300 And he's, and he's, that's it.

06:19:58.720 That's it.

06:19:59.640 And, and the rest of the class, the farmer's farm and the scholar.

06:20:03.200 And the political class, the council, maintaining the good of the people.

06:20:15.660 And we don't have this, oh, well now we have to tax you at 20% instead of 17%, blah, blah,

06:20:22.120 blah, blah, blah, blah.

06:20:22.800 A continuation of the nation that is the constant, constant heartbeat of all efforts woven into

06:20:37.520 one.

06:20:38.080 And that is.

06:20:43.040 Is the Godhead of the emperor.

06:20:46.280 And this is.

06:20:46.900 I love how this conversation like really came full circle.

06:20:52.800 The 88 precepts and, and where we are, right?

06:21:11.460 The idea that, um, basically most, uh, Judeo-Christian.

06:21:18.360 Canaanite, um, you know, Pantheon teaching, but, um, looking at.

06:21:31.060 Was, um, doing the Bellamy salute and supporting Germany, um, during the beginning of it, that 0.52

06:21:42.860 it had more of like a. 0.94

06:21:48.360 I think all this, uh, Judeo bullshit, um, that's been, you know, progressively being 0.98

06:21:55.780 injected, um, over the years. 0.97

06:21:58.420 And, um, I just wanted to mention that, uh, not, uh, you know, all Christians, you know, 0.86

06:22:05.880 believe in that.

06:22:06.720 And, um, the whole, the, the Canaanite thing, um, you know, we actively reject a lot of this,

06:22:12.160 uh, you know, Christianity looks at the entities, Moloch and Baal.

06:22:23.640 All is demonic.

06:22:25.260 I, I completely understand that.

06:22:27.640 Um, yeah, I just wanted to, um, be clear that the America is like, um, basically, uh, not

06:22:37.340 the view of Christianity that we have today.

06:22:39.900 And I actively, um, whenever I see other Christians and, and other different scriptures, how, you

06:22:49.500 know, God divided the nations and the boundaries and all that.

06:22:52.460 Um, so I'm just hoping to try to shift that Overton window back to where we started out

06:23:00.600 as a nation, because I feel like when I look at America, I see the Bellamy salute, we're

06:23:06.220 all white.

06:23:07.180 And I'm going back to that is the dream.

06:23:09.600 And, you know, what we have now, um, is just, uh, it, it hurts me.

06:23:22.460 I don't even mean to make this all about, have you actually, have you listened to the

06:23:27.740 sermons from the 1800s from different preachers of, uh, different denominations? 0.57

06:23:33.340 They're all pretty Zionist cucks. 1.00

06:23:35.900 Like, I'm not saying that you're like, you know, and this is the 1800s. 0.95

06:23:40.180 Yeah.

06:23:52.460 Uh, watchtowers and all that stuff.

06:23:57.380 And it's just like, these are, these terms were being used by preachers at that time.

06:24:02.600 And I, I, I know you want to like, like compare things to what the secular part of America was

06:24:07.860 doing, right.

06:24:08.960 Or trying to do to the church, but the church.

06:24:12.100 It was in America completely different than, you know, it's like they've gotten to government 1.00

06:24:30.800 and tried to fuck up the message and put in a bunch of shit. 1.00

06:24:38.840 You know what I mean? 0.99

06:24:39.680 I have, I have, I think an answer to that.

06:24:43.280 Um, and, and I, I agree with you on the return to, uh, white for the nation, uh, as a, as a 0.99

06:24:55.940 part of a solution.

06:24:56.460 I think we all do.

06:24:57.760 Uh, I don't, I don't think we can't return.

06:25:01.800 There is no return.

06:25:03.700 Okay.

06:25:04.380 No, uh, I'll align with you on that.

06:25:07.900 I see where we're going.

06:25:09.060 Um, the, the, here, look, look at this historically here.

06:25:15.220 You have peoples who grew their, their populations and their nations in Germany, in Scandinavia.

06:25:29.000 Yeah.

06:25:29.280 Yeah.

06:25:29.400 They traveled.

06:25:30.500 Yeah.

06:25:30.660 They did different battles.

06:25:36.600 From, they came from German, Germanic people.

06:25:39.880 That's like, you, you know, people that, and we talked about this earlier, the English didn't 0.98

06:25:44.700 consider themselves French.

06:25:45.980 They didn't consider themselves German.

06:25:48.020 They had distinct, uh, egregore, they had distinct, uh, cultures and they, they knew

06:25:55.060 that the differences between them, right?

06:25:57.260 You take that and they had a spiritual connection to where they were from.

06:26:02.400 They grew there, right?

06:26:03.960 They populated there over centuries.

06:26:06.920 They grew on that blood and soil.

06:26:08.800 They moved and they left those roots, right?

06:26:15.480 So it became a new identity and that identity was forged in the declaration of independence.

06:26:23.780 Document.

06:26:24.820 And, but it gave a vulnerability because it detached.

06:26:29.820 It gave them, uh, it gave these others who were also there the opportunity to influence

06:26:39.300 that growth.

06:26:41.540 And then you go, you fast forward to, uh, when in, in world war one, that we're actually going

06:26:50.440 back and fighting against our own people as a, as a, as a unique identity and we're fighting

06:26:57.800 ourselves and that is a, that's a factor of being somewhat deracinated from our roots, growing

06:27:09.640 new roots and very much shaped, but those roots were shaped by the wasp, the Protestant. 0.86

06:27:22.700 It was, and it had a religious, uh, foundation to it as well, but the genetics were somewhat

06:27:30.920 lost.

06:27:31.660 And that's the way I would describe like what you're getting at here.

06:27:35.580 When we came over, we were still racially conscious to our Irish, Italian, German.

06:27:42.560 Over it here on in America, the, the Germans went to Pennsylvania. 0.87

06:27:50.840 The Germans were considered by, by Benjamin Franklin as a threat to the Anglo-Saxon Protestant

06:27:57.980 group, right?

06:27:59.400 It's like these were there at one point.

06:28:02.500 And then we grew this American ethos and it was influenced by this, this, you know, listen

06:28:12.600 the, the Germanic and the Scandinavian soul was still, and, and, and the Scandinavian, the

06:28:23.560 last holdouts against Canaanite pantheon, they were still.

06:28:32.500 Their own pantheon and their veneration.

06:28:36.340 That was the word I was looking for earlier, veneration for their own, their own principalities.

06:28:43.660 And then you move them over here and you, you take them away from their soil that grew this

06:28:50.000 whole spirit of fighting and dying for what you have to have because you need it for your

06:28:56.980 people to grow and you come over here and it becomes this other thing, very much influenced

06:29:03.880 by the wasp mentality.

06:29:06.980 And that's, that's, I think where you connect.

06:29:10.980 And then the softness here, and that allowed these other people to get in and do their

06:29:25.520 manipulations to the point where we're at now, which culminated in the 65 Immigration

06:29:32.400 Act.

06:29:32.940 Uh, it was before that in the 1952, uh, it was a, it was the McCarran Walter Act.

06:29:39.240 The McCarran Walter Act was what the one that actually removed the, the man.

06:29:45.380 The McCarran Walter Act changed the immigration so that we could get flooded.

06:29:55.520 So, uh, these things were all, yeah, a part of this series of, of events.

06:30:02.380 Thank you for that distinction, Cookie Master.

06:30:04.520 Appreciate it.

06:30:05.140 We got a long road ahead of us.

06:30:23.220 Uh, this stuff, what we're talking about is a start, but it's going to be, it's just a

06:30:29.840 long, long road to get people to come underneath one tip.

06:30:35.140 And, uh, that's what we do.

06:30:36.800 Did you say underneath one tip?

06:30:38.160 We have to get people on a one.

06:30:40.220 If you want to call it a tip, I said 10.

06:30:42.180 Oh, okay.

06:30:44.880 I thought you were talking about Freya again.

06:30:48.620 Yeah.

06:30:49.080 Yeah.

06:30:49.220 You know, if it's a motherly tip or a tent, I don't care at this point.

06:30:53.080 Um, it's, um, it's spirituality and it, we can modernize it too.

06:31:01.980 Right.

06:31:02.180 Because essentially objective reality is, is God in a way like it's, it's on the same

06:31:09.020 level in, in philosophy, in our understanding, we can't break it.

06:31:13.200 We can't break the, uh, the laws of physics.

06:31:15.260 There's nothing we can do where we're subjected to them fully.

06:31:18.340 It's, you know, uh, and it's just all these things coming out.

06:31:23.040 And if we can get people to, uh, ethno-religion and ethno-worldview, we'll be zealots.

06:31:37.160 And we can do what the Mormons did in Utah, where we built the Mecca city. 0.93

06:31:41.120 We could do what every religious group did and they can build, build military might.

06:31:47.900 And from there, and that's literally what it is.

06:31:49.760 That's literally why it's so important to do this.

06:31:52.080 I agree.

06:31:52.660 You know, something interesting about the, the Mormons in Utah, did you know that they

06:31:57.300 were, they were basically kicked out of America and when they moved to Utah, Utah was then

06:32:04.920 a part of Mexico.

06:32:06.660 They actually left America.

06:32:11.120 to do their Mormon thing.

06:32:15.100 And then it was bought and read them because they wanted to continue their, um, their, uh,

06:32:28.400 uh, polygamy, me, uh, they, uh, south of the border.

06:32:39.060 Uh, interesting fact, I just, that was, uh, uh, to go where they could freely practice

06:32:52.780 their religion, I guess.

06:32:54.900 But, but no, I don't, don't disagree with you.

06:32:57.000 Uh, White Reich, as we're closing this down, um, I wanted to see tomorrow is the first of 1.00

06:33:02.040 October and you mentioned the, um, the first, uh, section of the 88 precepts.

06:33:11.680 I wonder, should we start, uh, um, a walk through each day going through the first, second,

06:33:21.380 third, fourth, fifth.

06:33:26.400 Again.

06:33:29.740 Yeah.

06:33:30.280 Let's do that.

06:33:31.020 We'll start.

06:33:31.540 We'll start with the first.

06:33:37.060 Cool.

06:33:37.540 Cool.

06:33:37.620 Cool.

06:33:41.680 Yeah, this was a pretty amazing conversation.

06:33:46.560 I mean, uh, totally organic.

06:33:48.240 We didn't, uh, we talked about some, uh, contemporary events, but basically this, uh, deep and amazing

06:33:55.100 things.

06:33:55.620 I am ready to.

06:33:58.440 Cools, uh, need.

06:34:01.620 He performed to, uh, in service.

06:34:04.920 Of, of, of our, uh, of our principality.

06:34:13.080 Uh, don't know what that means, but that's, that's where I'm at at this point. 0.98

06:34:20.220 Let's fucking go. 1.00

06:34:23.100 White blood. 1.00

06:34:28.080 Never forget it.

06:34:29.920 Never forget the 14 words.

06:34:31.620 My cat is telling you, don't forget the 14 words.

06:34:34.920 We must secure the existence of our people in a future for white children. 1.00

06:34:40.720 Because the beauty of the white Aryan woman must not perish from the earth. 0.97

06:34:46.260 Amen.

06:34:47.200 Um, shout out to everybody who stuck around, participated.

06:34:51.700 Big ups to WTF and white helpline for.

06:34:57.120 Today.

06:35:01.620 Have been a little bit esoteric for some, but for the ones that stuck around, I really hope

06:35:10.460 you enjoyed it and consider the things that we said and maintain an open mind in for truth,

06:35:19.220 for spirit.

06:35:21.040 Truth.

06:35:21.640 I brought it up a little bit earlier.

06:35:23.800 First 10 precepts.

06:35:29.940 So make sure you're reading your precepts every day.

06:35:33.680 Ask yourself the hard questions.

06:35:36.980 Read a precept and start asking yourself questions.

06:35:40.540 You'll find the answers within you because it's in our genetic blood memory.

06:35:45.840 We all share.

06:35:46.980 It's in our people.

06:35:48.280 It's in our ethos.

06:35:50.100 So I love.

06:35:53.800 We're going to support what we're doing.

06:35:57.780 Grab yourself some gear.

06:36:07.600 Skull mask.

06:36:08.440 Victory.

06:36:09.260 White power. 0.98

06:36:11.000 Skull mask.

06:36:11.840 Victory.

06:36:12.680 White power. 0.98

06:36:13.520 Hail victory.

06:36:14.440 Thank you, brothers and sisters.

06:36:15.940 And thank you, white, right.

06:36:16.700 And miss those.

06:36:17.780 Mythos.

06:36:18.500 Thank you.

06:36:20.260 You got it.

06:36:21.160 Thanks, everybody.

06:36:23.800 Thank you.

06:36:29.600 Thank you.

06:36:39.840 Thank you.

06:36:48.420 Thank you.

White Excellence Radio - September 30, 2025

White Excellence Radio - v6xhh3a

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