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00:10:01 To the insomnia stream face the hate edition.
00:10:08 Got a lot to go over tonight.
00:10:11 This one goes out to everyone who is infatuated with the 90s. Still, no matter how many streams I do, showing you how gay it is.
00:10:21 Our wise I guess.
00:10:23 It it's it's kind of like, you know, I've talked about, you know, it's like wanting to go back to stage 1 or stage two cancer. Now that you've got stage 4. But it's also like it's it's like being on the Titanic and saying, you know, the the, the, it wasn't so bad. It wasn't so bad right before.
00:10:38 We hit that iceberg.
00:10:40 You were still going to do it.
00:10:42 This this isn't quantum leap. You can't go back in time to the 90s and then change things.
00:10:49 Now, that was the time. Maybe you could have changed this.
00:10:53 But it's it's interesting because.
00:10:58 Even even, well, some of the people that wanted to change things back in the 90s are getting a little black pilled.
00:11:07 Jared Taylor, American renaissance.
00:11:10 Put out a video couple of.
00:11:12 Days ago he started out in the 90s.
00:11:14 Been before that, but he was definitely on Donahue and stuff on the 9.
00:11:18 In the 90s.
00:11:20 Talking about how we need to turn things around.
00:11:23 No one listened.
00:11:26 We had a lot of.
00:11:28 Not as articulate people, some of whom we're going to talk about tonight.
00:11:33 Expressing things in a less than, well, actually in.
00:11:37 A harmful way.
00:11:40 And look, it just didn't get done.
00:11:43 It just didn't get done.
00:11:46 And so we have to start looking at other solutions as Jared Taylor said in his video.
00:11:53 The America that existed in the 1950s or 60s, or what? Or the 90s?
00:12:02 It's it's never coming back.
00:12:04 It's never coming back.
00:12:07 And you need to understand why.
00:12:11 Not just because we don't have a time machine.
00:12:17 Now the last few we did, we did a few streams. I think parts one through 3 showing all the gay stuff that they were already pushing the 90s, including gay acceptance and elementary schools.
00:12:30 So here's the thing. A lot of people think that like, well, I don't want anything like that. Well, you were a kid drinking Capri Suns, eating fruit by the foot, watching Chippendale rescue Rangers.
00:12:40 OK, that's that's the first reason.
00:12:43 You don't remember that stuff?
00:12:46 And second of all.
00:12:47 One of the.
00:12:47 The only thing really.
00:12:49 The dam that was holding this stuff back, it was the demographics were different.
00:12:56 Were.
00:12:58 Different.
00:13:01 And so it didn't seem so.
00:13:04 Unsurmountable, there were a lot of people that felt like you. If you were. Look, if you were, if you were pro white.
00:13:13 Maybe not explicitly, but you liked white society. You liked white culture. That was the dominant culture, and you, you lived. You lived within it.
00:13:22 You know, to a shrinking degree.
00:13:26 That's where in the 90s and whether we still called them minorities.
00:13:33 When was the last time you heard that word? That's not. That's not a word used anymore, cause it's not descriptive anymore.
00:13:40 In Texas, white people are the minority.
00:13:46 But when you could call them minorities, it it almost minimized the the the situation. Ohh it's just this small group of people.
00:13:58 So I want to go over a special again. This is this isn't.
00:14:01 Like late 90s.
00:14:04 This was put out in 1993.
00:14:09 1993 it was called face the Hate.
00:14:16 There's a lot of money put in, you know, by Jewish groups, mostly put into.
00:14:20 These propaganda pieces that were aired all over television, we've covered a.
00:14:24 Few of them already.
00:14:27 You might recognize some of the same faces because they recycle a lot of the same people.
00:14:35 And I had all the exact same you know.
00:14:38 Kind of messaging.
00:14:39 It is 1990. Three 1993 people forget there were race riots in the 90s.
00:14:49 Where race riots in the 80s and 70s and 60s, you know what I mean? Like.
00:15:00 The iceberg was always there. It was always there.
00:15:05 So anyway, let's just dive right into it. This is face the hate. Very 90s intro.
00:15:22 So what are you doing?
00:15:23 Final solution at the end of the Jewish race on Earth.
00:15:33 We shouldn't have any rights. We're disgusting. We're in war.
00:15:40 Human.
00:15:50 Deepest, darkest hole he could find. Nothing saved.
00:15:53 There is deep racial division in the city.
00:16:09 Ah yes, face the hate. Now The thing is, the thing that people don't realize the reason why it's always been a problem. It's always been an issue. Racism in the United States is because it's always more. Multiculturalism has always existed.
00:16:25 Or at least, since since the Emancipation, Emancipation Proclamation, that a lesser degree you have different European groups that cause problems.
00:16:36 Immigrating in the the 1st 100 years of America, but by and large, a lot of those problems were were minor. Well compared to the the the the problems that we have.
00:16:49 Now.
00:16:52 So as long as there has been multiculturalism, there has been there have been problems with it because it's not.
00:16:58 A A state in which societies can continue to exist.
00:17:04 It's just not.
00:17:06 Multicultural societies have never survived, ever.
00:17:14 And so a lot of the things you'll hear tonight, that was a part of this special in the the 1993.
00:17:23 While they might have worded some of these things differently and they were using, maybe using different persuasion techniques to try to get white people to get on board with this stuff.
00:17:34 All the same problems existed. Look the stream before this one. We went back to 1898.
00:17:41 And it was the same exact problems.
00:17:46 The problem isn't the decade.
00:17:50 The problem isn't the number on your calendar.
00:17:55 The problem is the number in the census results.
00:18:02 But people like things about the 90s, they feel like it was. It was.
00:18:06 A little bit freer.
00:18:08 In fact, I've heard people comment like, wow, I'm so shocked.
00:18:12 That you can even talk about this stuff on national television.
00:18:18 And they think maybe that was better, right? There was less censorship. Well, the 90s is when they were first setting that up. We had that special with Peter Jennings.
00:18:29 Where they started talking about how well, you know, maybe the the this the solution to all this hate is censorship.
00:18:36 And you will hear echoes of that this aired around the same time you gonna hear echoes of that in this too. Anyway, so here we have this Jewish Hostess opening the show.
00:18:49 Welcoming you to the the special face the hag.
00:18:53 Right.
00:18:54 Hi everybody. I'm Gabrielle carteris. How you doing?
00:19:03 I can't believe.
00:19:04 That I ain't seeing so many ****** and and **** and rots and kites. And I put there's some fagots here too, right?
00:19:12 People are like what?
00:19:19 Maybe that's what you miss.
00:19:20 About the the 90s, right?
00:19:22 Of course, she's trying to be shocking.
00:19:25 But just the fact that you could, you could say that, Oh my God. Ohh that's that's so shocking to people. People hear that and they're they're freaked the **** out.
00:19:37 That's, I guess if anything has, if the noose has tightened at all, it has been the noose on speech.
00:19:46 You could say all that stuff in context. You could say that if you immediately followed it with what she's about to say.
00:19:54 Excuse me. Did I shock you?
00:19:57 Do I send you? Have you never heard these words before? You've never thought these words before. Who here has never experienced prejudice?
00:20:07 You know, I I can't.
00:20:08 Help but but notice the. Oh, I'm sorry that I offend you.
00:20:13 Isn't it very much like the way conservative boomers talk? You know, the people of the daily wire with their new gay cartoon?
00:20:22 Oh, I'm sorry. Did I offend you by saying there's only two genders?
00:20:29 I mean, they're not stuck in in 2015, they're stuck in 1993.
00:20:38 Did I offend you? Do I have your attention now? Haha.
00:20:45 We have the 1st Amendment here in America.
00:20:51 That's what I thought. The truth is that we are all prejudices and ignoring it will not make it go away. So we are here to talk it out. We are here to face the hate because we will never get rid of hate until we understand where it comes from. Now a lot of people have asked me. Gabrielle, why are you doing this?
00:21:11 And I tell them because I know people are ready for change.
00:21:14 And more importantly, I know they're ready to change, and the next hour you're going to see some things you might find offensive and upsetting. Good. That is the whole idea. It's time for us to stand up and shout that we are not going to tolerate the hate anymore. So stay with me and in a.
00:21:31 Minute. We will face the hate together.
00:21:38 The brown face and the hate together that I shock you.
00:21:43 Good. It's time to face the hate together.
00:21:47 Now again they they they had they had to.
00:21:50 Use different persuasion tactics.
00:21:53 They had to say things like like, oh, look at all these spikes in here, all these, all these, you know, kites and stuff. Ohh, am I shocking you with my my language? Ohh.
00:22:07 So white people would feel a little more comfortable, like they were less picked on.
00:22:12 And then she could say things like, oh, we're all prejudice. We're all racist, all of us. And we that's why we gotta talk it out. He wasn't just directed like a laser beam at ******* white people.
00:22:24 We've since, of course, graduated to the idea that only white people can be racist.
00:22:32 But everyone knew that was ********. And so when you first start to try to get everyone to stop listening to their instincts.
00:22:41 You have to. You have to be a little somewhat honest and be like, yeah, actually, everyone's, you know, everyone's kind of racist. Everyone is.
00:22:53 Do we have the?
00:22:54 Right to hate. Well, what do you think?
00:22:57 Does she have?
00:22:57 The right to hate. Does he do you?
00:23:00 Well, the answer is yes. It's America and each of us has the right to hate. It's just too bad that it is so popular. And let me tell you, hate is incredibly popular.
00:23:12 Whites against African Americans, men against women. Straights against gays, skinheads against Asians.
00:23:20 ISIS skinheads against Asians.
00:23:25 Never says nobody against whites.
00:23:28 Whites against blacks.
00:23:30 Skinheads against Asians, which is just whites again, you know.
00:23:39 But that's the thing you'll see. They keep that even though they don't say it explicitly.
00:23:45 Even though she says Ohh, we're all a little bit racist.
00:23:49 She didn't exactly have. She doesn't feature Farrakhan in this special.
00:23:57 They don't feature any any black nationalists. They hate white people. They don't feature any larassa types. They hate white people. They don't. They in fact they.
00:24:05 Don't feature anybody that hates white people.
00:24:11 Who they do feature or these really, you know, cringe white nationalists from the 90s.
00:24:18 Who were really inarticulate and had a message that no one could relate to and addressed.
00:24:26 Ridiculously, it was, you know, when you hear people say talk about optics.
00:24:33 There's a reason for that.
00:24:36 There's a reason for that now. Look, can it be taken too far? Yes. You don't want optics to eclipse the the the message.
00:24:46 Just like if you're, if you're a chef and you're preparing a meal.
00:24:50 You want. You want the meal to taste good as well as have good presentation.
00:24:58 But if it just looks like a bunch of slop on a plate, even if it tastes good, you're not going to be able to convince.
00:25:03 A lot of people to pay you money for it.
00:25:08 Now we've talked about why this is in the 90s especially.
00:25:13 How the first people to be affected people in the 90s because it was minorities, right? It was a minority.
00:25:21 And the types of jobs that these minorities were taking.
00:25:25 With a lower class, white people jobs.
00:25:28 The working class white people jobs. They weren't. They weren't. There weren't a whole lot of non white CE and like you know, unless you're counting Jews non white CEO's in the 90s.
00:25:41 They just didn't exist.
00:25:43 If you if you turn on a movie.
00:25:46 All the people you know, Juliet from Romeo and Juliet was was white in the 90s. The Little Mermaid was white in the 90s.
00:25:54 Yeah.
00:25:57 The entire cast of 90210.
00:26:01 Was white in the 90s.
00:26:05 Unless it was a show made specifically for black people and everyone kind.
00:26:09 Of got that? Oh, that's their thing.
00:26:14 Ever was white in sitcoms movies.
00:26:24 So again it it.
00:26:25 Gave you this false sense of security.
00:26:32 Everything's fine. The only people that are complaining are those low class races.
00:26:37 Well, they were.
00:26:38 The only ones that had to live in the neighborhoods with these people?
00:26:42 Because everyone with money moved away.
00:26:46 They moved away to the suburbs where these minorities couldn't afford to live.
00:26:54 I lived in a Lily white neighborhood.
00:26:57 And in Albuquerque, NM, of all places in the 90s.
00:27:04 I could I could go to a Taco Bell in New Mexico and it would just be white teenagers working there.
00:27:18 But there were parts.
00:27:19 Of town. You didn't go to.
00:27:25 And a lot of people that are romanticized in the 90s.
00:27:30 Had a similar experience.
00:27:36 They lived in some of these guys, gated communities.
00:27:46 The only people who are quote UN quote, racist were those ******* hillbillies. They're trucker germs, you know.
00:27:55 And because anyone who's middle class is very class conscious.
00:28:01 And very much wants to make it up to the next level.
00:28:06 I think it's fairly normal.
00:28:08 I remember being proud of my father because.
00:28:11 His his his family was was pretty blue collar.
00:28:16 That's how he started out. He was a car mechanic.
00:28:19 Put him, put himself through school. Became an engineer.
00:28:23 I think the only one out of his immediate family that went to college.
00:28:29 And made money.
00:28:31 And move this out of the very ****** neighborhood that we lived in.
00:28:36 Initially, when I was a kid, that wasn't Lily White.
00:28:41 Where where white people were the minority. So I got the taste the before you know what it what was like both sides of the 90s.
00:28:56 And I think a lot of people.
00:29:00 The specially man that's part of the way you look at things.
00:29:04 You want to do you want to outdo your your parents? You want to outdo your father?
00:29:09 When it comes to material wealth.
00:29:12 Material things.
00:29:16 You want to.
00:29:18 Make more money than your parents did.
00:29:22 And once it becomes clear.
00:29:26 That being a racist is low class. Well, that has a big impact on a lot of people.
00:29:33 The attorney General's office says hate crimes are the fastest growing problem in this country. And let's face it, it's the fastest growing problem in the world.
00:29:42 It's the fastest growing problem in the world because multiculturalism was the fastest growing problem in the world, and those of you who are complaining now about hate speech laws. And there's no such thing as hate.
00:29:53 Speech. The speech that Jews hater this is 1990. ****** ******* 3.
00:30:00 And they were already talking about hate crimes.
00:30:04 Already talking about hate speech.
00:30:07 It was already a thing.
00:30:11 Again, you might not have have noticed it because you were. You were sitting down around the TV watching the real Ghostbusters or.
00:30:20 Or gummy bears.
00:30:23 Eating a a little zip lock bag full of goldfish.
00:30:32 Maybe a ring pop?
00:30:37 I don't know what else is like a 90s snack Lunchables.
00:30:46 But this **** was going on. It was already full swing. It had already taken hold.
00:30:52 You know the attorney general.
00:30:56 Hardy, saying the number one problem.
00:31:01 Number one problem is it's it's it's hate crimes.
00:31:05 How is that any different than Merrick Garland today?
00:31:08 Yeah.
00:31:10 And that now they just say white supremacy, right? They stopped beating around the Bush.
00:31:16 That's what it meant back then. They just couldn't call it that yet.
00:31:22 Now I know.
00:31:24 You've heard all this stuff.
00:31:25 Before and if it doesn't affect you personally, hey, not my problem, right? Wrong. I'm here to let each and every one of you in on a little secret. Someone, somewhere out there hates you.
00:31:42 I'm pretty sure.
00:31:43 We're looking at the person who hates us.
00:31:50 And again, it's easy to tell because all of this is about the bad things white people are doing. They don't. They don't say it.
00:31:58 They don't spell it out like that, but that's what it is.
00:32:04 And I found that out the hard way. When I took a trip to Pennsylvania, one of America's hottest recruiting grounds for white supremacists, and I ran head on.
00:32:13 The face of hate.
00:32:18 I think hate is natural.
00:32:22 So there we go. We got. Yeah. You might remember this girl, the redhead. We on the racist kids edition. I think it was called.
00:32:30 It's Jennifer Christ. She was on a lot of different talk shows. She was the the racist little girl.
00:32:40 The racist little girl that that talked about, how she was commanded by God to kill Jews one day because of that Christian identity movement stuff they had going on. And you know, it's just like.
00:32:58 Did you ever think that was going to have wide appeal?
00:33:02 But they shot. Yeah, they they shopped around. She was on Jerry Springer. She was on a few shows. And and now she's anti racist.
00:33:13 We'll talk a little more about like, why that's a bad idea to raise kids like like in.
00:33:18 In.
00:33:19 In like in in.
00:33:19 In, in a rational mindset, there's rational reasons.
00:33:25 To not want to be outnumbered in your homeland, that doesn't have anything to do with with God putting a mark on the Jew one day and you will and and the white man rising up and slaughtering all the Jews, which is what they were teaching her in her in her church.
00:33:42 Her father.
00:33:43 August Christ would end up getting in trouble for being a child molester.
00:33:51 You know same thing.
00:33:53 He would go on shows, act ridiculous, dress up in costumes, talk about things that in in a way that people weren't.
00:34:05 Ready to hear?
00:34:08 You know, like stuff like the Holocaust and things like that, 00 tact.
00:34:14 0 persuasion skills.
00:34:19 Here he is on Jerry Springer with his two daughters.
00:34:29 I think hate is natural.
00:34:32 I think the order for there to.
00:34:33 Be loved or has to be wasted.
00:34:36 Tell you one thing I.
00:34:37 Really don't hate I.
00:34:38 Love, I love my race. I love.
00:34:39 My race to.
00:34:40 The point where I kill.
00:34:42 God is hey, hey.
00:34:44 I think the hate movements gaining momentum in America, but in a different way now, instead of having the plan, you know, Christian at the end.
00:34:52 Hey, you got Morris Dees, who?
00:34:55 Oh.
00:34:56 Also, was a pedophile. He he got fired from. This is he is the former head of the SPLC. He's the one that that sued a lot of these white identity and white supremacist groups out of the out of existence.
00:35:11 He made his money working for Jews, going after any White Group financially and winning often. We've covered this a lot, but yeah, he was a ******* creep. Tried to molest his stepdaughter with a.
00:35:31 *****.
00:35:33 So yeah, you know. Anyway, that's the kind of people that that are on the side of love, I guess.
00:35:43 Repeat.
00:35:44 Whatever is destroying our race must be eliminated.
00:35:47 Destroying.
00:35:48 The enemy, the enemy. Do race mixing *******.
00:35:52 Qualification.
00:35:57 Tucked away on a rustic country Rd. outside of Allentown, PA, is our home full of heat from the moment I arrived there, it was clear I was not welcome.
00:36:06 So you were kind or just married to one?
00:36:09 Now I'm Jewish and I'm married to a Jewish person too.
00:36:13 The House I visited belongs to Mark Thomas. We were told not to show the outside of the house, but the inside felt more like something at a 1930s Germany than America in the 90s.
00:36:24 I was surrounded by people who didn't even know me, but hated me anyway. They hated me because I am Jewish.
00:36:31 What do you feel is the only?
00:36:32 Way to get rid of the juice.
00:36:39 See that? That might be funny on 4 Chan, but if you're if you're serious.
00:36:47 If you're serious about trying to persuade people and get something done, you think you're going to have you think that's going to be a an easy sell.
00:36:55 What you want to do about all the the Jewish influence in America? Genocide 6,000,000 more. Let's just kill all of them.
00:37:02 Really. You're that you think that's going to be persuasive to most people?
00:37:08 Yeah, it it, it's and what it is is it's it's selfish and they kind of know it. They all have these stupid smiles on their face because they know they know how they're coming across. They know they're coming across like lunatics. But it's, you know, it's it's like the.
00:37:22 There's that moving man on the moon.
00:37:25 About the Jewish comedian Andy Kaufman.
00:37:30 Annie Kaufman, who was famous for ******* off audiences and just being ridiculous. And there's a scene where where Danny DeVito, who's playing his manager.
00:37:43 Talks to Jim Carrey, who's playing Andy Kaufman.
00:37:48 And he says Andy.
00:37:50 You gotta ask yourself.
00:37:53 Are you trying to entertain yourself or the audience?
00:38:00 And at the time that stuck with me because I was. This is when I very first started working on in video.
00:38:08 And working in film to to a limited degree and in television.
00:38:13 And I worked with a lot of film school students.
00:38:18 And when film school students and it's a little different now because everyone had, you know, basically even toddlers have a camera in their pocket.
00:38:27 And everyone makes video from an early age. Everyone kind of has, like a honestly, a fairly decent knowledge as to how media has created storytelling and all this other stuff. But back back in the well in the 90s.
00:38:47 That was not.
00:38:48 That wasn't the case. That wasn't the case.
00:38:51 Some people had, you know, VHS, you know, massive VHS cameras or whatever.
00:38:57 But most people didn't know what they were doing.
00:39:00 And it seemed.
00:39:01 To me, that the people that went to film school especially didn't.
00:39:05 Know what they were doing.
00:39:07 And they would come up with these student films.
00:39:11 Because you got to remember, it was difficult to just put, you couldn't just whip out a camera and and shoot some footage real quick, and then, you know, plug your iPhone into your computer or not even do that you could, you know, add it on your iPhone now.
00:39:23 It was this.
00:39:24 Process where the the microphones were ****** the the cameras were ****** and heavy.
00:39:32 The you need a lot of lighting for it to not look like ***.
00:39:36 Then you had to convert the analog video to digital onto a computer that most people didn't have, so you had limited time, usually with, you know, the school's computer or whatever to edit your your thing together. And because you don't have any.
00:39:57 Experience the 1st movie you make.
00:40:00 Invariably, is nonsense.
00:40:04 It's nonsense.
00:40:06 Because you don't know how it's going to look.
00:40:09 Until you see it.
00:40:11 And you don't get to see it until you put it all together. And it took so much work to put it.
00:40:16 All.
00:40:16 Together, you're not going to go back to the drawing board most of the time.
00:40:21 Now, rather than realize this, realize your limitations. Realize that I'm still learning or whatever. And look, there's people in every kind of artistic field, and if you've worked in any kind of artistic fields, you know what I'm talking about here.
00:40:34 Rather than realize, oh, I'm just. I'm not very good at it yet and I'll learn from, like, the stupid cuts that I made the the, the storyline that didn't make any sense or, you know, whatever plot hole I had or or, you know, whatever. Instead of learning from that and then building on that for the next project because again, these things would take a long time.
00:40:53 So it's not like you could just.
00:40:54 Crank out 10 videos in in a week.
00:40:58 A lot of these guys, because they were narcissists, that's why they wanted to make movies. They they wanted to see their.
00:41:04 Name and lights.
00:41:08 They were doubled down and they would say things like you just don't get it, man.
00:41:14 They would show you their little student film and it made no sense the acting was bad. You literally wouldn't like you, you'd watch, you know, the short fairly, like 10 minutes long. You'd watch 10 minutes of a of a movie someone made.
00:41:28 And at the end of it, you wouldn't even understand like what were you trying to say. Like, not only did it look like *** and sound like *** and just like it was a pile of steaming garbage.
00:41:39 I don't even know what you were trying to say.
00:41:42 And you and you know you want to critique it gently. If you were friends with these people and say, well, what does that girl mean when she says blah, blah, blah? Oh, you just don't get it. You just don't get it, bro. It's like, no, no one gets it. Like, literally no one gets it but you.
00:42:04 And if you're in the business of making movies.
00:42:08 So that you get it and no one else gets it.
00:42:13 You don't have to. You don't have to show.
00:42:15 Anyone your movies then?
00:42:18 Why worry about getting your movie in a theater if if it doesn't matter if the audience gets it or not?
00:42:25 Now look, there's some big budget movies that are like that. I've walked out of theaters. I'm like, I don't. I know it's not because I'm stupid. That was just a stupid movie that didn't make any sense.
00:42:41 And that's because oftentimes the director was trying to entertain himself.
00:42:46 And not the audience.
00:42:49 Look there. The same thing can be said, I'm sure, of musicians, you.
00:42:52 Guys have known.
00:42:54 Who? Who make music and they play it a song for you and you're just kind of like, that's not very good.
00:43:00 Like, well, you just don't get it, bro.
00:43:02 It's like no.
00:43:06 I've heard songs before and whatever that was, that was not a song.
00:43:13 And that's kind of how I feel like these people are, and it makes sense to a degree because they're complete amateurs. They don't know anything about having to. I don't know what this guy did.
00:43:25 Before he started these.
00:43:28 You have this Christian identity stuff.
00:43:31 I don't know what what kind of you know, normal job he had, but I I guarantee you it had nothing to do with marketing.
00:43:37 Had nothing to do with.
00:43:40 Being persuasive.
00:43:44 Yeah.
00:43:48 The other thing that I keep in mind this is because it was the 90s.
00:43:53 And because being a quote UN quote racist in the 90s was so.
00:43:59 So crass.
00:44:04 So low class and and and just low brow.
00:44:11 That the only kind of people.
00:44:14 Personality type wise.
00:44:17 They would embrace this to the degree that these guys do where they actually dress up in costumes.
00:44:25 Are people that?
00:44:27 Our little antisocial.
00:44:30 They're the kind of people that would struggle socially.
00:44:34 In other ways.
00:44:40 That's not so much the case anymore.
00:44:43 See, it's not.
00:44:44 That what they were saying was false. Like this guy went on Jerry Springer and he was talking about how, you know, there weren't any lamp shades and how they was all lies and whatever, but he said.
00:44:54 It in such a way that.
00:44:56 The audience doesn't know that the audience doesn't know he's gay. Getting his information from, and they're getting their information from a guy who is.
00:45:06 It was unpleasant, unpleasant, unattractive.
00:45:06 Yeah.
00:45:14 And that's exactly why he should have asked himself why, if he was doing such a good job, why did so many people want to put him on TV?
00:45:25 Right. If the whole idea is censorship, which they get into later.
00:45:30 Censorship might be new in its implementation now on the Internet, but it wasn't like a new idea.
00:45:37 Then, if they were already kicking that around as a solution to all this hate, why would they get these guys and put them?
00:45:44 On TV all the time.
00:45:50 So anyway, they they you know, they they spend the day with them, they play lots of clips with Hitler, so that the the parents at home that are watching this with their kids because that's what.
00:46:00 It's made for.
00:46:02 Oh, you might have in the same way. It's so yeah, there's some similarities, right?
00:46:09 Well, you've got people saying, Oh my God, like there was that tweet today.
00:46:15 When this woman said, oh, I don't understand it.
00:46:20 My my nice little boy.
00:46:23 He was so loving and caring, but he's getting caught up in this misogynist, incel right wing culture.
00:46:32 I don't know what to do.
00:46:35 I don't know what to do. You look, you know, you look at her bio on Twitter and she says that she literally says.
00:46:41 She's a feral.
00:46:43 Feminist, liberal. It's just like you're the why you are, why you are why your son is like that.
00:46:51 Because he's had to live with you. She even she even says she converted the Judaism.
00:46:58 She hit like every check mark you can imagine.
00:47:02 People looked at her old tweets and.
00:47:04 It's like, wow.
00:47:05 I'm surprised. In fact, you might be raising the next Hitler.
00:47:17 And you had a similar thing kind of going on in the 90s because the boomers didn't go to elementary school.
00:47:22 With with these minorities.
00:47:25 Yeah.
00:47:27 Right. The Immigration Act of 1965 was in 1960.
00:47:31 5.
00:47:33 So a lot of these people that these families that came over beginning in 1965, by the 1990s, these peoples, the the children of these people were going to elementary schools. I know because I was.
00:47:44 One of those kids.
00:47:45 Yeah.
00:47:47 I was one of those kids in the 90s where we didn't get any class work done because we had five kids over there that only spoke Cambodian and five kids over there that were from Puerto Rico and five kids over there that were from Vietnam and five kids over there that were black. And it was, it was nonsense.
00:48:08 Nothing got done.
00:48:13 The teacher spent most of her time just trying to get everyone under control.
00:48:20 We would have these interruptions all throughout the day as like these bilingual, whatever people would come into the classroom and.
00:48:28 It was nonsense.
00:48:33 And so the white kids that were going to these schools.
00:48:39 That that their parents were taking them to.
00:48:43 We're saying to themselves, this doesn't seem right. This seems like unnatural.
00:48:49 This doesn't at all resemble these little of the television shows I was just talking about, right?
00:48:57 Sure, some of the people that want to go back to the 90s that went to really white schools and gated communities, they were watching 90210 and saved by the bell and all this other ******* ******** didn't have to experience this, but.
00:49:09 One of us did.
00:49:13 A lot of us did. We'd go home and and see these same television shows and be like, that's not what schools like.
00:49:26 When I was in elementary school, I got beat up by a like there was literal Bloods and *****.
00:49:34 In elementary school.
00:49:37 And I got jumped by brown kids. I didn't even know the names of because I was wearing the wrong colored sweater.
00:49:49 And that's what some white kids had to deal with. And when you have enough of these white kids having to deal with this simultaneously.
00:49:57 They start trying to think of solutions.
00:50:01 And unfortunately, there weren't a whole lot of people.
00:50:03 To look up to.
00:50:06 I think that's why you had this cartoonish embrace of of Nazism, as if, you know, somehow you were going to summon Hitler to come back and save you from the the the black kids at school.
00:50:21 That's why you had them dress in a way that was that was intimidating. Let's let's all shave our heads and wear flight jackets and and combat boots.
00:50:33 Look at the same thing.
00:50:33 Was happening in the UK.
00:50:36 A lot of that Skinhead stuff started out in the the blue collar white neighborhoods. Well, formerly white neighborhoods in the UK where they were experiencing the same thing you at, you had the UK importing all kinds of people from.
00:50:49 You know, all these ******* Pakistanis.
00:50:53 People from the Middle East, India.
00:50:56 Africans.
00:50:58 And you know, they literally the exact same kind of a thing going on where you had these blue.
00:51:02 Collar white kids.
00:51:06 Forced into a situation where they're trying to band together and again, who they looking up to.
00:51:12 That pedal guy with the the yellow glasses.
00:51:24 I mean, the kids aren't going to be any better at figuring out solutions than a lot of these lower class whites that were being displaced.
00:51:33 And their white boomer parents weren't going to ******* listen because they're watching ******** like this on television.
00:51:44 So you have these oblivious ******* boomers who, by the way, they went to work and everyone was still white. Maybe they had Jimmy, who worked in the mail room and he was black and he was a nice guy.
00:51:57 But everyone on the engineering floor, they're.
00:51:59 All white guys.
00:52:09 So if their son came home and was talking about.
00:52:13 Minorities in a negative way. Ohh, we gotta we gotta. We gotta take care of this. What's wrong with Billy shaving his head and.
00:52:21 Talking about Hitler, something's wrong.
00:52:29 That's why there was so much of this.
00:52:30 In the 90s too.
00:52:33 I don't know how people that want to go back to the 90s don't remember that. Like half of television was this.
00:52:39 Literally half of television, half of television and movie, well, maybe half of movies, but like a good chunk of movies was this was this special some.
00:52:48 Version of it.
00:52:57 This this constant sucking off of of Martin Luther King and oh Rosa Parks and slavery bad. And you killed the the Indians and and the Holocaust and was never ending.
00:53:17 Any pushback from this new reality that you're finding yourself in, you're just you're just one of those people in history that we teach about in school.
00:53:27 That inevitably leads to genocide. And look, maybe that's why, right, maybe that's why these guys smirk and say, oh, we're 6,000,000 more or whatever, right?
00:53:37 Figure if you're going to say that I'm going to commit genocide, I might as well embrace it or whatever, right?
00:53:51 Yeah, especially daytime daytime television was an endless parade of this ****.
00:53:57 Tommy's is a pastor in the Christian identity Movement, but he's also been a leader in the KKK and the Aryan Nation. His sermons call for the return of All Blacks to Africa and the ultimate extermination.
00:54:03 One rate.
00:54:09 All Jews.
00:54:10 My Bible does say that the Jews are the people of Satan and our God commanded us to external.
00:54:18 See again.
00:54:20 You're not going to win over a lot of people saying that part of your part of your your platform is is genocide.
00:54:34 Look, even if it was, that's not the thing. That's just not something to tell people.
00:54:42 Especially when you're wearing a beret. I mean, come on. A beret.
00:54:49 August priceless daughter Jenny looks like a typical 14 year old.
00:54:53 She even loves.
00:54:54 Beverly Hills, 90210.
00:54:55 Hey.
00:54:56 See, I thought that was funny. Even even the red headed Nazi chick. So for those of you who sell my 90210 stream and thought that it wasn't influential, even the redheaded Nazi chick was watching 90210.
00:55:13 And the stunning thing about that is her dad thinks all Jews should die and and really hates Jews. And I can't think of a Jew, your television show, and he's letting her watch it.
00:55:25 You know, there's all these things he can't ever accomplish that he likes to talk about, right? Like 01 day. I'm gonna rise up and hang all of you people. OK. Good for you. You know what you could do right now? How about you don't let your daughter watch the Jewish TV show?
00:55:43 In fact, maybe that's why she's this anti racist now, because she she kept watching shows like 90210.
00:55:56 It's funny because there's all these people that like to talk a big game about. Ohh wait. Wait till they.
00:56:00 Go to our country back.
00:56:02 And and and yet they still they still give money to these companies that are funding white genocide.
00:56:09 They still line up at the movie Theater, Watch the Jewish propaganda.
00:56:15 It's like that's something you can do right now. It's not even that hard. So and you're not doing it. So what? What makes me think that you would ever, like, even if you could?
00:56:23 Like one day you're gonna.
00:56:24 Rise up, you know, really probably not.
00:56:39 At the end of the day, I was hoping for a break from the hate when.
00:56:42 I sat down.
00:56:42 With Patrick and Lori and the 15 month.
00:56:45 Old daughter Erica.
00:56:47 How do you feel about homosexuals?
00:56:49 I think it's disgusting.
00:56:50 Acts So what do you think?
00:56:51 That means AIDS was a blessing from God.
00:56:54 And how do you feel?
00:56:54 About Lex, they're nothing now.
00:56:55 If they get out of control, you treated.
00:56:57 Like dog dog bites you, you're gonna.
00:56:59 Kick him in the head.
00:57:00 Just a sign of anger and frustration, some economic, some political and some just simply people feeling that they lost the opportunity to have a peace of.
00:57:09 The American dream.
00:57:12 Yeah, because they did.
00:57:17 You're you're saying this like, ohh, that explains everything. As if that's not a problem.
00:57:25 Why is that not a problem?
00:57:28 Why is that not a valid problem?
00:57:34 That's precisely.
00:57:37 Like, why? Why people don't want to live in multicultural societies.
00:57:44 Stop because they hate tacos.
00:57:58 And look I.
00:58:03 But that's the thing. So they they knew why they knew why people were mad.
00:58:08 But apparently that's you're not allowed to be upset that your birthright was stolen.
00:58:14 You're not. You're not allowed to be upset.
00:58:17 That the the entire reason the entire ******* reason you participate in a nation in the 1st place, the entire ******* reason you would ever go to war to defend a nation. The entire ******* reason you would ever support a country.
00:58:37 Financially or any other way.
00:58:40 Is because of the contract that is implied. The contract that hey as a group we take care of ourselves. This is a a group that you join. It's a little club that you join called the United States and as part of this club, the benefits of being part of this club.
00:59:01 Is that we have a safe environment for you to raise your children in. You have economic opportunities for your children to have and for you to have for you to build wealth.
00:59:12 We have a a, a Society of people that have shared values, so you can you can have some kind of social cohesion.
00:59:23 Or else why?
00:59:27 Without all those things, you're not talking about a country anymore. You're talking about a prison.
00:59:37 You're not there because you want to be there. You're there because you're stuck there.
00:59:53 But hey, it wasn't affecting the.
00:59:54 People with money yet.
00:59:59 This American dream is beginning to look more like a nightmare on the coffee table of their little startup apartment. As our family photo album, a photo album full of flag burning and heat rallies a portrait of Hitler hangs over their bed and over Eric's crew.
01:00:16 Swastika.
01:00:21 I know some of you guys are thinking based, but I mean come on, it's again it's.
01:00:27 You know you're being interviewed by a Jew.
01:00:35 This is what drives me crazy. It's like all these. The whole reason why I have to dissect films for some people is the messaging is so subtle.
01:00:49 That people don't see it immediately.
01:00:52 This would be like like Jews making movies.
01:00:56 Where there's like these Hasidic Jews with horns.
01:01:01 Stabbing and ****** white women in the movie.
01:01:05 Like you get what? Why would you do that?
01:01:14 Again, whatever. If you want to do that in your house, that's fine, but you're being interviewed on national television by a Jew.
01:01:24 This isn't like ohh I'm. I'm I'm. I'm somehow pushing the envelope. I'm I'm breaking some taboos. I'm pushing the Overton window. No, you're not.
01:01:35 In 1993, you're the crazy person.
01:01:41 I have to tell you every time I remember that day, all the fear and anger I felt comes flooding back to me and it just devastates me.
01:01:48 What about you? How did it make you feel?
01:01:52 Sick, terribly frightened, but I believe there's something should be done about it. I think we shouldn't just take this kind of thing lying down, but surely these human beings are have a potential to be taught. Let's do something about.
01:02:09 Yes, let's let's reeducate them, you might say.
01:02:17 See and this is the normal white woman or.
01:02:19 Whitish woman, I can't tell video quality is too bad.
01:02:24 This is the response you get when you.
01:02:25 Have that on your wall it when?
01:02:27 It when during your Jewish interview on national television.
01:02:31 Just watching that footage, maybe you want to cry, actually, because it's so. It's so depressing to watch a beautiful, innocent baby who who initially has no prejudice or anything just by birth, like under a swastika. It's really saddening. Thank you.
01:02:49 It doesn't matter.
01:02:52 And there's that. That crowd is is reflecting the the general.
01:02:58 Feeling about how it's being perceived.
01:03:03 Bill, are you saying it this tough guy? This is this is like the this is the boomers.
01:03:08 This is the boomer dad. This is the cool dad. Look, he's got, like, his his 70s shirt all unbuttoned, you know, with like his.
01:03:17 Is a cool 70s sunglasses and his his gold chain and everything. I I bet he'll talk about Vietnam.
01:03:30 Was or what color God is, or any other kind of thing like that human beings.
01:03:37 I went through Vietnam. I've gone through South Central Los Angeles, the whole thing, and I know for a fact there was a lot of people trying to dog each other out and call each other names and stuff. We're just going to be mired in ignorance and hatred and that's all it is.
01:03:53 That's right. It's all ignorance and hatred, ignorance and hatred, ignorance and hatred. That's that's. That was the other thing. You don't want. You don't want to be ignorant.
01:04:03 Do you want to have a phobia? You only have a irrational fear.
01:04:08 He's been to Vietnam.
01:04:11 And he's been in the South, Central and LA and Ribery, I'm tough. I'm tough guy. You guys are ignorant here. You couldn't walk a mile.
01:04:18 In my shoes.
01:04:24 Tony is a Skinhead.
01:04:26 OK. And yeah, I've never thought that.
01:04:30 Hair deal was.
01:04:31 Cool. I remember there was. There was a girl.
01:04:34 I actually hung out with surprise. I actually hung out with some skinheads in high school, and there was a girl that would have been super pretty, but she she had that hairdo. I was like, oh, why that doesn't make you look cool.
01:04:49 This is what I mean by like the. This is the the antisocial personality type that embraces this kind of a thing because she and.
01:04:57 And look you should.
01:04:59 Explain later she was jumped by a non whites and that probably triggered a a survival instinct in her and she's trying to signal that she's scary with her.
01:05:09 Weird haircut and her flight jacket and all this other stuff. I get it. I get it.
01:05:15 But I also get that it just wasn't that that effective.
01:05:19 Tony is a Skinhead and a member of the Christian Identity Movement. Robert was never a part of any of this until the face of hate changed his life forever.
01:05:31 So they have this guy who I tried to find the case. They didn't give names though, so I couldn't really find the case. But he basically says that his son was beat to death by skinheads for being half white and there was a famous case in Oregon.
01:05:52 That I thought that it was at first, but that was, I think there were some mollies that wasn't his son was like half Asian. And so it wasn't that. So I couldn't find the case. But there he's.
01:06:02 Just like, Yep, hate, hate kills.
01:06:04 All I got listen to.
01:06:07 Listen to that you.
01:06:08 Guys know that what that is.
01:06:11 Oh my God. All right, hang on one second because it's not going to stop. It's not going to stop.
01:06:18 Or is it going to stop?
01:06:22 I got to find the I have an intermission button.
01:06:25 There it is.
01:06:26 Welcome to winter mission.
01:06:42 In English.
01:06:59 OK, I'm back.
01:07:01 So this guy, I don't know what his exactly, what his story was, but it was like, oh, look, look, look, mother's at home watching this on daytime television or fathers at home if.
01:07:13 They play in the evening.
01:07:16 This it leads to murder. This kind of this kind of stuff leads to murder.
01:07:22 What do you think about this? Do you condone this kind of?
01:07:24 Violence. Well, my organization does not go out and we don't go killing people. We are for our people. We believe in keeping peace between each other. We want a separate. We want our part of our own country. We want a white America.
01:07:40 And what if somebody else doesn't want that white America?
01:07:44 Well, see? Well, then **** them. So here's The thing is, at this point in the 90s, they still thought they could. They could make America the white ethno state.
01:07:53 They still have. They still have the kinds of hopes that I think Jared Taylor had in the 90s.
01:08:00 Where they could, they could basically turn this around.
01:08:06 But they later some of these guys that they're interviewing I think have come to terms with the idea that no.
01:08:11 We're just we.
01:08:12 Just give us our own little place.
01:08:15 But still not acceptable, just as it's look access to white people apparently, and white societies has always been understood.
01:08:25 As a human right?
01:08:27 Non whites being denied access to white people and white societies. Apparently that's a crime against humanity.
01:08:35 And that's not new.
01:08:37 That's been around a long time.
01:08:40 There's that old political cartoon the white man's burden and uh, it's what it was from like. I think it's from, like the 1700s or or the early 1800s.
01:08:52 It's it's always just been implied, and in fact, if you look at the British Empire, when they went around the world and colonized all these third world countries, all these barbaric country.
01:09:02 What? What did they immediately start doing?
01:09:05 They started trying to educate the people, bring them up there wasn't it wasn't like this. Genghis Khan and maybe it should have been. Who knows? It wasn't like this Genghis Khan thing where they went around wiping out and they could have.
01:09:19 They easily could have wiping out that the populations.
01:09:24 And then just taking over the entire land now, they tried to build up an infrastructure. They tried to, you know, convert them to Christianity and and send them to Christian schools and stuff like that and and try to assimilate them to some degree. And there was this idea that you could do that.
01:09:45 And when and when countries are underperforming, look when we were, look, reading those newspaper articles, that speech from that feminist lady from 1898, she mentioned all the foreign aid going to 3rd world countries in 1898, we were spending, spending or sending millions of dollars.
01:10:03 Two countries that were still basically barely out.
01:10:06 Of the Bronze Age.
01:10:08 In the 1890s.
01:10:13 So it's it's not a new problem.
01:10:17 The suicidal.
01:10:19 Tendency that white people have that white societies have had.
01:10:25 To just share all their wealth and and somehow that'll work out good for them in the in the long run.
01:10:33 Well, it's proven.
01:10:33 To be a a fatal fatal miscalculation.
01:10:41 And this Jewish woman here you can see it on her face. She's ****** that just even the the notion.
01:10:48 That this Skinhead chick would want to live in a in a country. Freedom of association. Right in a country just for white people. Cause. Well, because she knows that she wouldn't be invited.
01:10:58 Well, there have been polls and 6% of the white people in America and six to seven percent of the black people in America feel that this is how we should live.
01:11:07 What do you feel about you?
01:11:10 Well, before we get to the answer to that question.
01:11:12 The 6% thing I thought was relatively low, if you want any kind of white pill.
01:11:19 And another contrast between now and the 90s.
01:11:23 I don't think it would be that low.
01:11:26 I don't think if you could get white people in America to honestly ask in secret, right, like they like a secret poll where they knew that no one would know how they answered it.
01:11:38 If you just simply ask them, would you rather live?
01:11:43 In a country that's all white.
01:11:46 Or multicultural.
01:11:49 I don't think it would just be 6%. That answer that they would rather live in an all white country and I don't think that's limited to just America. I think everyone that lives in a white country knows that a that number is way higher than 6% these days.
01:12:06 I don't. I do not like them. No, you don't.
01:12:08 Like shoes. How do you feel about blacks?
01:12:12 I do not like any other race. I am for my race. That is why I am here. I am not here to preach hatred. I am here to promote my.
01:12:19 Race before your racing.
01:12:20 So here's the other thing.
01:12:21 Too.
01:12:24 It's it's in terms of persuasion. You're in a room full of non whites talking to a country full of non whites hosted by a non white and you're trying to sell this idea that you want self-determination will be left alone. You don't tell them you.
01:12:40 Don't like them?
01:12:42 You don't have. There's no reason to say that.
01:12:45 In fact, there's there's ways you can answer that question without answering that question, you can.
01:12:50 Just with the well.
01:12:52 What do you what do you think of Jews?
01:12:54 Well, I I think that they're their own people and you know, that's really not. However they want to that whatever racial destiny that they see that them themselves having, that's that's up to them. I'm I'm focused more on white people aren't white people want and look, I know that might seem like dishonest, but there's a reason why politicians talk.
01:13:14 Then.
01:13:15 Means not to like.
01:13:16 Any other race I for my race, I do not believe in race mixing. I feel that all the scumbags out in this audience you will be dealt with. You will be tried and convicted and your day will come and you will all die.
01:13:29 OK. And then right there, you just lost everybody.
01:13:33 Like literally everybody, you went from, like, salvageable to, like, your day will come. We're going to prod. First of all, you can't you. No, it's not. It's not gonna. Obviously. That's not going to happen.
01:13:45 So now you sound illusional because that's obviously never going to happen.
01:13:50 But you don't even have the ability to to threaten that stuff.
01:13:57 You're not being intimidating. You're not. You're you're sounding crazy.
01:14:07 My little sisters had this, this friend. It was this little girl that lived on.
01:14:10 The street it was Jehovah witness.
01:14:13 My brother and I ****** her off some. I remember what we did. But what I do remember is her running out of the house yelling. You're going to die for this. Jehovah knows, Jehovah knows, and I would just it. It wasn't scary. It was like hilarious. This some little girl was saying you're going to die for this. Jehovah knows. And it was over something stupid.
01:14:33 But it was.
01:14:34 I I I knew I was not. I didn't feel threatened. Let.
01:14:37 Me. Just put it that way.
01:14:40 And I don't think the people in this audience feel threatened. So why are you even saying it?
01:14:51 You have to have a level of self-awareness here.
01:14:54 Excuse me, Tony, how will that happen? What?
01:14:56 Makes them scumbags.
01:14:58 They are not part of my race. They are not part of my culture. They are not part of my.
01:15:02 People. And you think what you're saying then is the truth as your friends.
01:15:06 I'm Jamel Barnes and.
01:15:11 Now here's here's.
01:15:12 Here's what I mean by self-awareness and what I mean by the 90s being super ******* cocked and gay. She just said, right? She just said you guys are scumbags and whatever and and you're going to get it someday. Everyone booed. This black guy is about to literally say the exact same thing.
01:15:31 Back.
01:15:33 And not only does the crowd cheer, you know that the boomer parents at home are also like, yeah, you tell her.
01:15:39 You tell that racist *****.
01:15:49 There might have been a time and maybe even an environment where she could have said something like that and the crowd would have cheered, but it certainly wasn't 1993.
01:15:58 In America.
01:16:04 In fact, so much so, like I said, he says the exact opposite. And that's what elicits the chair.
01:16:13 It's godfather ****.
01:16:14 You know what she taught him about? She better be told about. Let's all get along. Because if y'all don't y'all, tell y'all some fights. Y'all just come on down to South Central and we could break y'all stuff. Like really proper.
01:16:26 Ohh yeah. Oh yeah. Break you off something like really propping shift? Yeah.
01:16:32 Yeah, black black on white violence is cool.
01:16:37 Yeah.
01:16:46 90s were cool.
01:16:48 This poor woman, speaking from her pain, belongs to only one race, and that's the human race. And then this.
01:16:55 Listen to that.
01:16:57 That's groundbreaking.
01:17:01 Roll and race the human race.
01:17:08 Dobermans, Shitzus, St. Bernards. They're all one breed the dog breed.
01:17:18 Woman speaking from her pain belongs to only one race, and that's the human race. And unless we teach our children compassion and the ability to live on one planet in unity, we will all surely die together.
01:17:34 So there you go. That's that's the boomer home.
01:17:44 That was the. That was the the boomer that had no no.
01:17:49 No diversity in their personal lives.
01:17:54 Isn't God, isn't God love?
01:17:58 What is love, baby? Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me no more.
01:18:08 Lady, don't hurt me. Don't hurt me.
01:18:22 What is love?
01:18:30 No God, he loves the white race. He loves his white people.
01:18:31 Guys.
01:18:35 Did God make the world?
01:18:37 Yes, he created everything on this planet. I'm not saying I am not.
01:18:39 So am I a mistake? Am I a mistake? Is this person here a mistake? Is this we're not of God?
01:18:44 You are not of God.
01:18:45 But God made you. God made the.
01:18:46 Planet earth. He made every everything in this.
01:18:48 Earth is God's.
01:18:49 Yeah, This is why trying to make like whatever you think of her religion, trying to make religious arguments.
01:18:58 To to pragmatic problems, is it it doesn't work.
01:19:04 It doesn't work.
01:19:05 Then especially not like look in a in a multicultural society. Are you ******* kidding me?
01:19:11 Yeah.
01:19:13 This isn't like the the times when like there was a state religion that everyone adhered to, and if you could make some kind of argument that made sense when that religion somehow you you could go places with it.
01:19:25 Because everyone agreed in the same relate, no.
01:19:28 That's another problem with the with multiculturalism.
01:19:34 You just sound like you've got a crazy religion.
01:19:39 We're gonna die for this. Jehovah knows Jehovah knows.
01:19:47 Creation I am. I never said that anyone in here. We're not every wrong.
01:19:49 Thank God. Robert, can you go?
01:19:54 So again, she should have been asking herself, why are they letting me on national television?
01:20:03 As I mentioned a minute ago, there are two very distinct groups of skinheads, the neo-Nazi kind, like Tony belongs to and a group that calls themselves. The Sharps, which stands for skinheads against Racism and Prejudice.
01:20:16 Ah, yes, yes, there was the anti racist skinheads.
01:20:23 I tried to find who started that organization because I suspected that a a fellow white might have been behind that. Certainly a a large portion of the anti racist skinheads came from some Jewish Skinhead, like, literally Jewish skinheads.
01:20:42 And I when I went to Wikipedia, look at The Who founded sharp.
01:20:47 Wikipedia said that it was founded by a Skinhead named Marcus and no last name.
01:20:56 I'm like, oh, that's gonna name Mark. Ohh, skinny named Bill.
01:21:01 Really.
01:21:02 What I'm sure ever. Why does he not have a last name, I wonder?
01:21:06 But anyway, I think I've played parts of this before. This is this is the the group she's talking about. This is one of their their propaganda piece.
01:21:16 The assistant principal just called. He said your sister, principal builder, should. Well, is it true? What are you announcing? Do you really have to ask?
01:21:19 Mary Matthew my powerfully.
01:21:54 I've seen the specter.
01:21:57 He has been here till.
01:22:06 You ain't my.
01:22:27 I have been deceived.
01:22:31 Now the wind has changed direction and I have believe.
01:22:41 But it's not back on.
01:22:57 No, I can't do it. Can't do it.
01:23:14 The 90s were so ******* awesome.
01:23:27 Why you dress like a Skinhead?
01:23:29 I'm saying my mind.
01:23:30 I am a Skinhead about violence and hatred. It's about having crying yourself and in your country you can't cry yourself if you hate others. You surely can't cry in this country.
01:23:31 Here comes the Jewish Skinhead.
01:23:41 They don't realize that one of the things that makes this nation so great is that people of all different ethnic backgrounds live together under one flag. And that's what showed them up.
01:23:49 See that? That's that's what America is all about.
01:23:56 They're redefining what the meaning of America was.
01:24:02 America is about just everybody living here.
01:24:06 Looking at that idea goes on. Today it was Charlie Kirk. You know, it's.
01:24:11 America is just.
01:24:12 A set of ideas with a *******.
01:24:13 Flag stapled to it.
01:24:17 And if you don't, you can't love America if you don't realize that.
01:24:22 Sean, Skinheads Against racial preference.
01:24:42 To find the way.
01:24:44 Mega.
01:24:52 Philly Anti racist skinheads?
01:24:53 I don't care.
01:25:15 They even have.
01:25:16 A black Skinhead.
01:25:19 And with the the cliche of the American flag, with the black and white handshake.
01:25:28 He's my brother.
01:25:32 So anyway, so she talks about those guys.
01:25:34 For a little.
01:25:35 Bit.
01:25:36 Who here is a sharp?
01:25:39 I used to be a Nazi a long time ago from 4th Reich and I was young and I was stupid. Just.
01:25:43 Like you guys are old and stupid. What made you turn from being a Skinhead into a sharp?
01:25:47 Well, a lot of my friends got busted for doing racist stuff to do his church and all that stuff, and he was just young and stupid.
01:25:53 You don't know what the hell they're doing, basically.
01:25:55 We're all still has there whatever they are, they're parks are both parks.
01:26:00 So what do you?
01:26:01 Guys feel about this with this.
01:26:02 Gentleman just saying. Yeah, I just feel like, you know, he's part of it now. He's a traitor. He's he's nothing. You know, he's nothing to us.
01:26:08 You don't think that maybe he? Really.
01:26:09 Has discovered something or something to be.
01:26:11 Learned here what?
01:26:13 You tell me.
01:26:13 Would it? Well, is there something to be?
01:26:15 Running all I got to say is it's it's a simple solution to us. If you hate us so much, give us a piece of the land, we'll go our own way. We'll have our own nation. You guys leave us alone. We'll leave you alone as simple.
01:26:27 As that you want a piece of land and it's OK to.
01:26:29 Hate people I don't see. He. He's. He does good that first.
01:26:32 Or that that's where you should have stopped.
01:26:35 That's where he should have stopped.
01:26:38 But then it kept going.
01:26:39 I don't understand the correlation.
01:26:40 If we want to go and get our own land and hate people or kill people, whatever we want to do, that's all right.
01:26:46 What?
01:26:48 But.
01:26:51 What you have to do with the.
01:26:52 Hate people and.
01:26:52 Kill people thing. Just just. No. Just leave us alone.
01:26:55 To kill people and hate people is your right.
01:26:56 And bits and bits. The blacks right to go down South Central and burn their own city down. We have a right to.
01:27:02 Go do what we want to do.
01:27:04 Where did you learn that? Where do we teach our kids that kind of behavior?
01:27:08 Think of the children.
01:27:10 Parents at home.
01:27:15 I love the Korean people. I'm so proud.
01:27:17 See, here's here's here. This is the what ******.
01:27:19 Me off too.
01:27:24 She's allowed to have Korean pride.
01:27:29 And and the frustrating thing about this is, if these white skinheads had had literally just described it the way she's describing her Korean pride.
01:27:38 They have a much harder problem trying to demonize these guys.
01:27:42 Because she says that she she likes her, her, her culture, her race and whatever. But she doesn't hate other people.
01:27:50 I love the Korean people. I'm so proud to be a member of the Korean American community. I love MyHeritage and my Korean, but it doesn't mean you have to hate everyone else who is not like you. It's not about that. It's fine if you want to go somewhere and live with your own people, that's fine. If you're not going to hurt anyone, that's OK.
01:28:08 See, she's even done with the white ethno state.
01:28:13 Because she's Korean.
01:28:18 She doesn't have to, you know, she's not dependent on the the Gibbs.
01:28:23 See it would.
01:28:24 It would be really hard now, right? If you're in this in this argument here, if you had just said what she said, she she she would have to raise her hand. But like, I don't. I don't see a problem with what they're saying.
01:28:39 If you want to go have your own little piece of land and live.
01:28:42 There, then. Well, yeah.
01:28:42 Go for it. But but don't.
01:28:44 Hate and kill people.
01:28:46 But in the process of doing that, you are hurting people. You're being so cruel to the to people who have nothing against you. Why? Why is that hatred there?
01:28:56 It's it's, it's, it's.
01:28:58 Just bad optics. It's it's poorly thought out.
01:29:03 Ideology.
01:29:05 And I get it. I understand the emotions at play. I understand the personality types of play. I get it. I understand it. I can. I can understand it and sympathize with it.
01:29:16 But clearly it didn't work.
01:29:22 I've been jumping this for no reason at all before I was a neo-Nazi Skinhead by.
01:29:26 A group of.
01:29:27 ***** for no reason at all. Just because I.
01:29:29 Was white, so being a victim is not.
01:29:31 OK, no, it's not. But we have the right to believe the way we want to.
01:29:36 We're talking about belief and we're talking about Viola.
01:29:40 Say again, I understand why she she's ****** ***.
01:29:45 She was one of those lower class white people that were some of the 1st and most mistreated victims.
01:29:55 I I experienced the same kind of.
01:29:57 ****. Many of you did.
01:30:02 Who here has been victimized by hate? Can you?
01:30:06 Tell me what?
01:30:06 Happened. My son Michael Lansley was shot and killed at my Senior High School. Now that definitely is an incident of hate. Now, it might not be the typical hate as we're sharing here with the race against race. This was a black on black crime.
01:30:23 Ohh so it really.
01:30:28 Does it has nothing to?
01:30:29 Do with it all because it's uh.
01:30:33 It was just uh.
01:30:35 You guys are calling yourself.
01:30:37 Right.
01:30:39 OK. So yeah anyway swinging a miss on that one. Ohh, I was a victim of hate. My son was killed by a black man. Well, yeah, I I think that's that's the whole reason why these white people want.
01:30:53 To get away from you.
01:30:56 You're you're actually kind of backing up their argument. They're they're not very well.
01:31:03 Construct their argument, but still this is a point in their in in their court.
01:31:09 This is not a this.
01:31:11 Is not a win for you.
01:31:13 Was badly beaten two years ago simply because I'm gay and it just really hurts me that so much that everyone takes for granted. I'm denied like to be able to hold my boyfriend's hand in public, I have to face the reality of being beat or even killed because of that. And this is a really important segment of society that's been.
01:31:30 Overlooked for too long. Thank you.
01:31:33 We have the applause as they try to shoehorn the gay stuff in there because it's 1993 and they're pushing the gay agenda hard.
01:31:40 It's not just about race, man. It's about about behavior, which which totally contradicts everything else they say in this.
01:31:49 In this special like what? You can't, you can't be mad at people for something they can't help you know. It's just it's they're they're, they're, they're they're born in a certain race and. Yeah, well.
01:32:02 Which is why, of course, because they were trying to shoehorn all this.
01:32:05 Gay stuff in and.
01:32:06 And have it tag along with the civil rights movement and the boomers were so excited about they had to start pushing this Born This Way. ********.
01:32:15 Hate crimes and tolerance victims. How can we get out of this mess? That's our question. When we face the hate in a minute.
01:32:23 Children can change the best.
01:32:26 Speaking of 90210.
01:32:29 So they have a one of the actors from 90210 to tell you about how hate is wrong.
01:32:37 It's fine.
01:32:39 Channeling it the right way, I would.
01:32:40 And I would say you don't be don't hate.
01:32:42 People.
01:32:43 Hate. Hate. You can hate the situation. You're certainly hate inanimate objects, but to hate people.
01:32:50 Simply on the basis of who they are and where they come from, and a lot of.
01:32:53 Things that they.
01:32:53 Can't control it's wrong.
01:32:58 It's just wrong bro.
01:33:00 Hey, look.
01:33:01 White here's the thing. White people are reasonable.
01:33:06 And he may. And it's he's making a reasonable argument.
01:33:10 That if if.
01:33:10 That was what was motivating this right.
01:33:14 The the just an irrational hatred of black skin. As an example, it was an aesthetic thing. You don't like seeing people walking? I don't. I don't like how there's people with black skin everywhere like that. Was that was your issue, which is what they're.
01:33:26 Trying to make it sound like it is.
01:33:29 Yeah, that would be. That would be ******* ********.
01:33:38 So they have the teen heartthrob on there talking about how.
01:33:42 Oh, it's just irrational hatred.
01:33:57 All right, now we've got a pretty good idea where we're up against, at least in our society. Strong emotions like fear and hate come easy to many people. It's tolerance, tolerance for people and ideas that are different from our own that has to be learned.
01:34:14 Yes, it does. And now we get to the tolerance because they don't have a good argument for having multiculturalism.
01:34:23 There is no benefit.
01:34:25 You can't point to a chart or a graph, or make one of these rational arguments that white people like so much to explain why they need to live with all these non whites. And So what you.
01:34:34 Have to tell them is you. You just need to.
01:34:36 You know, you might not like it.
01:34:40 But you have to tolerate it.
01:34:42 Yeah.
01:34:44 And that was the buzzword all throughout the 90s.
01:34:47 He was getting.
01:34:48 You to tolerate it.
01:34:50 People want to know why there's trans kids walking around right now. That's because they got you to tolerate gays.
01:35:01 When someone says.
01:35:03 Hey, what do you?
01:35:04 Think of Bill at the office.
01:35:07 And the answer is, I tolerate him.
01:35:15 It kind of sounds like Bill probably shouldn't be at the office if you want like a A well oiled machine, a productive office. Maybe Bill's not the best one to be in the maybe he's not a team player if people are.
01:35:27 Just tolerating him.
01:35:35 The implication is we know it's bad.
01:35:40 But suck it up buttercup.
01:35:45 It's not going. It's not going to change. It's not going anywhere. Tolerate it.
01:35:57 What? What is something that you have an A tolerance to. I have a high tolerance to to pain.
01:36:08 They know it's pain.
01:36:14 No one says, oh, this is a delicious cheesecake.
01:36:19 I sure enjoy tolerating it.
01:36:29 Well, these are lovely neighbors of mine.
01:36:32 I tolerate them.
01:36:42 They knew it was.
01:36:42 Bad. And they knew he didn't like.
01:36:45 It, and they didn't care.
01:36:55 This spring, a high tech museum opened here in Los Angeles dedicated to manned inhumanity to man.
01:37:03 Oh, look at this.
01:37:06 There's a whole there's a Museum of tolerance.
01:37:12 From Nazi gas chambers to the LA uprising, with the idea that if we forget the past, we are doomed to repeat it, the museum is the brainchild of Simon Wiesenthal.
01:37:22 Very.
01:37:23 Who spent more than 30 years tracking down Nazi fugitives and who is now determined to prevent future hate crimes from happening.
01:37:32 Welcome to the Museum of Tolerance. Here we try to educate you on the dynamics of racism and prejudice in America. Now, did you know that words we use can show intolerance? Let's begin our tour with a walk through our tunnel of Prejudice to show you what it can feel like to be discriminated against.
01:37:52 Now we're gonna watch this only because.
01:37:56 It's based. I didn't realize this until I watched this special.
01:38:01 This is 1000% based on the actual Museum of tolerance.
01:38:11 Queer vayner.
01:38:14 Pink.
01:38:17 Beep.
01:38:18 ******.
01:38:19 Cracker slide man, did you drive there?
01:38:24 Now you know how it feels.
01:38:26 I wanna ride again. I wanna ride again.
01:38:29 We are now entering the hall of stereotypes. These wax figures represent how some intolerant people have labeled minorities.
01:38:37 Here we see a black person eating chicken and watermelon, a stereotype that hurts the African American community. What other stereotypes do you see here?
01:38:45 Ah, here's the Arab as a terrorist.
01:38:47 That's right. But of course we know that not all Arabs are terrorists. Don't.
01:38:50 We kids.
01:38:51 There's an Asian man with a calculator.
01:38:53 That's right, not all stereotypes are negative, but even a +1, like all Asians, are good at math, is harmful to society. Yeah.
01:39:01 Oh, very good, young man. The idea that Jews are only interested in money is very old indeed.
01:39:07 Ah, here's a good one. It's the stereotypical sleepy Mexican.
01:39:10 Well.
01:39:10 What? Ohh man. What time is it?
01:39:12 Ohh, I'm sorry, I thought you were.
01:39:14 A wax sculpture? No, man, I'm the janitor. I was supposed to be cleaning, but I'm so tired. I'm so sleepy.
01:39:18 Uh.
01:39:20 This is our discovery wing. Take your time at the computer displays because you see being tolerant. You must also learn to respect people who are small people who are disabled, even people who are overweight, like this young man.
01:39:31 Here you other boys have probably called this young man names like Tubby or lard. Butter, fat ****.
01:39:37 Good one. You have to remember.
01:39:38 That, but you must learn to be tolerant of his differences as well. If he chooses to eat fatty foods, that's his life choice.
01:39:46 And that said, I have a different life choice.
01:39:51 So that is actually based on a real and they do it. There's really a tunnel that shouts at you. Like, I'm not kidding you, they get this black chick or this black guy and this ex Skinhead.
01:40:05 Which again I think because the interviewer she was just turned off by the extreme nature and the at times irrational nature of their arguments. She comes out of the Tolerance Museum, still still with an understanding of a lot of this stuff, doesn't make any sense well.
01:40:24 I'll show you that in a second.
01:40:25 But what's amazing to me is.
01:40:28 That that South Park representation of the the the Museum of Tolerance is real. Like that's really what it was.
01:40:36 This is Shannon and this is Carlos and we asked them to check out the Museum of.
01:40:40 Tolerance. Here's what they found.
01:40:43 Hello. Hello. Hello. So you're here to learn about tolerance. They look pretty tolerant already.
01:40:48 My name is Carlos. I'm 18 years old and I'm staying in Gardena, CA.
01:40:52 I'm Shannon. I'm 24 years old and I.
01:40:55 Thank you for watching. I'm no longer an active member of the neo-Nazi Skinhead movement.
01:41:00 You wouldn't have come here if you didn't care, right? That's right.
01:41:03 I'm still uncomfortable with Blacks, Jews, Asians, Mexicans, anybody that isn't white.
01:41:09 Oriental people. I would rather them just, you know, just stay out.
01:41:13 Of my way, we all know how we should.
01:41:15 Feel right? So this part of the museum should be a snap. Let's move on along through the door of your choice and remember.
01:41:24 I like you.
01:41:27 That's not creepy at all. Let's go through the tunnel. That's literally just like the tunnel in the in the South Park episode.
01:41:34 I feel like I'm a victim of racism.
01:41:38 Walking through the malls when I go for a.
01:41:41 Job interview over by Chinese job from these Korean Vietnamese you don't care. I don't believe that people should praise mix that God made us different for a reason, and you should be proud of who you are and what.
01:41:56 You are and stick with your.
01:41:59 ****** *****. Sexist pig.
01:42:14 It was real. That was real. That was that didn't come from the minds of the right that that was real.
01:42:24 There really was a tunnel.
01:42:29 There really was a tunnel sexist pig.
01:42:44 So it it was a real this whole, the whole museum was exactly like it was described in the South Park I was. I was amazed that this was like a real ******* thing. I don't know, maybe it's still there. It was in there, a funded by Jews. I mean, it's been a long time.
01:43:02 Maybe it's still there. I doubt it still does that.
01:43:09 So they have all these. It's the same stuff. They have always like weird computers like telling about, like, oh, this is what a Skinhead is.
01:43:15 Welcome to the timeline. Understanding the Los Angeles riots.
01:43:19 Reported that rode.
01:43:22 He was extremely powerful and potentially dangerous.
01:43:25 Why didn't he just stay down?
01:43:27 It's on video tape to me. I see it with my own eyes. He just laying there getting beat.
01:43:31 That's just the part the media showed.
01:43:35 I know why they write it, because that wasn't even fair. You know, that was just their way of getting back, you know, I guess at the white man.
01:43:44 See fail, another fail for them.
01:43:47 They asked him to talk about the Rodney King riots and he openly admits it was it was to get.
01:43:53 Back the white man.
01:43:55 Had nothing to do with ******* Rodney King.
01:43:58 Whoops.
01:44:00 Controlled, but still only our preferred, it was already been made.
01:44:01 The look of my people that gives us anger when we're taking out his anger.
01:44:07 Did that really make it right? Did that really sent her any kind of justice?
01:44:10 The neighborhood.
01:44:14 The thinking zone I I don't. He's going to do too well in the thinking zone.
01:44:20 They got a thinking zone and they they of course the the grand finale is the the Holocaust, as it always is and all this.
01:44:30 The Skinhead part.
01:44:32 What skin head. What's the skin here?
01:44:35 Basically doing your clansmen.
01:44:38 Y'all just breaks me. Why you're not Jewish.
01:44:40 They do not like Jewish, they're the worst.
01:44:46 See, she might be an ex Skinhead ex Nazi, but she still holds a lot of her the same beliefs.
01:44:57 See you. You could have had white chicks like this back then.
01:45:02 You just had to get rid of the the some of the crazy stuff.
01:45:06 For long his cry we will free Germany from the power of the Jews, echoed.
01:45:11 Throughout the land.
01:45:13 I still believe that the numbers in the Holocaust were fake. There is just no way 6,000,000 died.
01:45:25 Thousands of men, women and children were rounded up and put on trains by the Nazis.
01:45:33 For the very last moment, many had no idea they were about to be murdered in the gas chambers.
01:45:42 That the the long-suffering Jew.
01:45:45 So yeah, half the.
01:45:48 Museum of Tolerance is about the Holocaust, of course.
01:45:51 But yeah, again, she's like, yeah, the six million thing doesn't make any sense.
01:45:56 I I still don't like being around Jews and black people and stuff and you know, I just didn't didn't like the whole anti social edgy boy aspect of it.
01:46:10 I feel that some people did die, but a lot of them died from starvation.
01:46:16 The diesel engine started up.
01:46:19 42 minutes later, all those in the gas chamber were dead.
01:46:27 I just wish.
01:46:27 Everybody that's got a loan, that's all I want.
01:46:31 It sounds talmudic.
01:46:36 Hope lives when people remember, never forget.
01:46:41 Simon weizenbaum. So they interviewed them after going through the the tunnel of hate and whatever.
01:46:48 Shannon, Carlos, you just returned from the Museum of Tolerance. Is there anything that you've been thinking of since then? Anything that stuck with you? What about you, Shannon?
01:46:56 Or a few things have stuck in my head. Mostly what I still remember was talking with Carlos and I've been a lot more tolerant.
01:47:04 Since we came back from the museum that I was before, I'll put up with more, it's still some of the things kind of click in your mind, but you just kind of learn to keep your mouth shut and just deal with it.
01:47:08 You put up with more.
01:47:16 And that's what tolerance was all about.
01:47:21 I still don't like it.
01:47:24 I've just learned to keep my mouth shut.
01:47:32 And that's all they wanted out of you white people.
01:47:37 They just wanted us to keep our mouths shut.
01:47:44 Because as I said in the 90s, you could.
01:47:46 Have turned things around.
01:47:50 They knew there was no way to sell it in a way that made any kind of sense. So they said just deal with it.
01:47:56 Deal with it for justice long enough for it to be.
01:47:58 A problem you can't fix.
01:48:09 That pain you have that that's an indication. If you go to a doctor right now, you can say, oh, this is cancer, we better we got.
01:48:16 To it's a good thing you came in.
01:48:21 If you waited.
01:48:21 Any longer, this would have metastasized. They would have.
01:48:24 Been too late.
01:48:33 There's now what they say in all those PSA's. Now the first song. You better go quick.
01:48:37 Cause if you wait too long.
01:48:41 But that's not what they were saying about diversity. They were saying the exact opposite. They were saying no, no, no, no, just just tolerate it.
01:48:50 You you might not like it, just keep.
01:48:52 Your mouth shut.
01:48:59 Just give us a few more decades.
01:49:03 To replace you.
01:49:05 And then it won't matter if you have any complaints.
01:49:14 Because it will, it will have metastasized.
01:49:19 At a certain point, it will be more cancer than it is you.
01:49:24 So we can't remove it. It would kill you.
01:49:31 So she learned to tolerate it.
01:49:34 OK, Carlos, what about you?
01:49:36 Well, while I was in there.
01:49:37 Over.
01:49:39 Like I watched, you know, I looked at all the stuff on the skin here. I don't. I don't understand it. To tell you the truth, I don't understand what they're trying to do. You know, I was talking to her and she know she's cool to me. Even though she was a Skinhead. I don't know nothing against her, but.
01:49:52 You know, listening.
01:49:53 To damn man, they don't have no future. Just just listen to people what they saying today. You can't change their mind no matter what.
01:50:04 Ah, nice. Nice deep thoughts from Carlos there.
01:50:08 Although look one, the one thing he latched on to that is.
01:50:12 Based more on reality than anything else in this, this special is that look, we can talk what we want, but you're.
01:50:18 Not going to change people's minds.
01:50:25 You can't engineer away.
01:50:27 Instinct.
01:50:36 Where young people learn this intolerance, they learn it at home, at school, on the street, on television and in the movies, and more and more. There's intolerance in the music we listen to.
01:50:46 See, that's ridiculous. First of all, the the the word intolerance.
01:50:53 What the **** does that even mean?
01:51:00 Intolerance.
01:51:05 We were just talking about tolerance in second ago. How you're ignoring the pain. You're ignoring some discomfort. You're you're you're trying to brush it aside. You're keeping your mouth shut.
01:51:18 Intolerance.
01:51:21 You mean being normal?
01:51:25 Yeah.
01:51:28 Not ignoring the pain, not brushing it aside, not keep your mouth shut. That's got a new term now called Intolerance.
01:51:43 And that's just half of the ridiculous. She just said what was the other half of it? The other half of it is a. Where are these kids learning it? Well, they're not learning it. They're kids. They're they have instinct.
01:51:56 But I'll tell you what. If they were learning it, they weren't learning it from television and movies, for ***** sake.
01:52:04 Ohh yeah, we all. You all know that when you turn on the TV, it's just full of of race, white white supremacy, right?
01:52:13 Everyone knows how white supremacist Hollywood is.
01:52:19 All the TV shows were just riddled with white, white supremacy movies, white supremacy, music, white supremacy.
01:52:36 It's insane. It's insane to even suggest that. And she would know she's on TV doing the exact opposite.
01:52:47 But that's not why they bring it up. They bring it up because they're just like I was mentioning before. They're laying the groundwork for censorship.
01:52:59 After all the the DOJ was saying the number one growing crime in America was hate crimes. How we put a stop.
01:53:06 To this, what can we do?
01:53:10 Well, we have to censor hate speech, but the the 90s, there was no such thing as hate. Yes, there was.
01:53:17 The 90s is when it became mainstream.
01:53:29 You may be able to get away with, say, in the 1980s there weren't such a thing as hate speech, or at least something that was universally understood as hate speech in the 90s. Absolutely.
01:53:41 That's when all the hate crime legislation started being passed.
01:53:48 That's when crimes from whites to non whites became double punishable.
01:53:55 Or punishable by the federal government.
01:54:01 Yeah.
01:54:03 Now, it didn't matter if the crime you committed was a misdemeanor.
01:54:08 If they thought you did it because you didn't like their diversity experiment, that was a federal crime.
01:54:25 And the only way to stop this is.
01:54:27 Of course, censorship.
01:54:31 Which is why they brought in this this East German Connie.
01:54:41 To make the case to Americans.
01:54:45 For hate or hate speech.
01:54:50 He was already.
01:54:51 Hard at work in Germany trying to get hate speech laws passed there.
01:54:57 Jerry is a German musician who was so outraged by racist lyrics in German music and he is now.
01:55:03 Leading the fight.
01:55:04 That you are.
01:55:05 Advocating censorship in the music, is that correct?
01:55:08 Why in Germany there's a very special situation and I'm from East Berlin. I grew up there and since the unification there's lots of violence and lots of hate now from the government also. And there's a very dangerous situation now on these bands. They really get very popular. And I think in a democracy.
01:55:28 You should not allow something under the name of democracy that actually is against that. Democracy wants to stop freedom of speech.
01:55:37 You see, we have to kill freedom of speech in order to save it.
01:55:41 Yeah.
01:55:43 That's literally what he said.
01:55:48 Well, we can't.
01:55:49 We have to have censorship if we want to save freedom of speech.
01:55:58 That's literally what he said.
01:56:03 Is it what about the 1st amendment?
01:56:05 I think people who should have freedom of speech, of course, but if it's hate, then I think there should be borders. You know, if because it's incitement to hate and this can have results. I mean, that are pretty bad.
01:56:18 Ah cause.
01:56:21 Cause bad.
01:56:25 And we made sure we brought in a white German guy to make the case.
01:56:34 Freedom of speech is one thing, but promoting hate is another.
01:56:38 See, it's different.
01:56:43 Now all these black people are like, huh?
01:56:48 I'm starting to like this German guy.
01:56:51 He's making all kinds of sense.
01:57:01 I mean, you talk about First Amendment rights, you talk about the right to say this, the.
01:57:07 See, here's here's the black lady.
01:57:09 Who's who's going to jump at the chance?
01:57:15 To use this line of reasoning.
01:57:18 To let white people know in 1993, remember, this is supposed to be the 90s, the 90s, when this wasn't the way that black people were thought talking.
01:57:26 Right. It was all it was all about the tolerance, right? We just finished talking about the tolerance. It wasn't about how we have to embrace.
01:57:34 The other we just have to tolerate them, right? You can do that. You can keep your mouth shut. You can just tolerate it, right? You don't have to throw a birthday party for your cancer. We just want you to ignore and act like it's not there. Right? Because it's in the 90s, the 90s when we were, that's all we were doing. We're just tolerating it. We didn't have to actually be friends with it.
01:57:53 Well, in 1993 the exact same way that they talk about racism today, the same thing about diversity that that you here today.
01:58:01 Has been echoed by this black woman, who obviously was invited to be in the audience and to speak.
01:58:08 To let you know that no, actually you know this tolerance thing we we kind of feel like we got saturation on that we got there. Oh, for ***** sake, we got an ex Skinhead chick to walk through the Museum of Tolerance.
01:58:19 Through the tunnel. And now she's she's already.
01:58:23 Tolerating it so.
01:58:24 We've already brainwashed her with the weird.
01:58:28 Tunnel of hate.
01:58:34 Right. She's she's down to keep her mouth shut. She's down. Is sweeping under the carpet and act like it's not happening.
01:58:42 So at the very least, let's introduce phase two.
01:58:46 I mean, you talk about First Amendment rights, you talk about the right to say this, the right to hate the right not to hate all that. I don't want to be tolerated. I don't want to be put up with.
01:58:58 What I want what I want is I want to be respected. I want I want my difference all that's different different about me to be celebrated and then we'll get to the point where appreciating difference and all that. I don't want to be homogenized into a a human race kind of feeling. I want to be special and different and respected.
01:59:17 That.
01:59:19 She wants to be celebrated.
01:59:24 It's not enough for you to tolerate her for being different, and you have to embrace it and celebrate it.
01:59:38 She doesn't want to assimilate.
01:59:42 As if that was ever going to happen anyway.
01:59:50 So the exact same lines that you hear today in this ******** about it all in the 90s, it wasn't. It was all about tolerance. I can I can handle that. I can tolerate people in the 90s. I wasn't being asked to celebrate trans kids. You were. You were.
02:00:21 You know, when you listen to some of the people we've heard on this show, it's easy to get depressed about Jainism, but there are plenty of other people.
02:00:29 That's a term that didn't catch on, hate, ISM. It's easy to get depressed about hate. ISM kind of wish they still said hate ISM just cause it sounds ******* ********.
02:00:42 Now when you listen to some of the people we've heard on this show, it's easy to get depressed about Jainism. But there are plenty of other people.
02:00:49 Other organizations, even whole cities that are out there on the front lines, fighting prejudice and ignorance every day. Here's a glimpse of what's going on.
02:01:10 The face of hate can appear anywhere, even in the heartland of America, like Dubuque, IA, where racial taunting, cross burnings, and even KKK rallies have become all too familiar.
02:01:23 Some of them have attitude problems. I'm not seeing all the light. I don't hate all black.
02:01:27 I don't think they already even be allowed in.
02:01:29 Town and the biggest problem.
02:01:31 While racism has continued and continued and continued as nobody.
02:01:35 Has opened up their.
02:01:36 Mouth the silence is choking them and coming home. Numer came to town. The beep is called the most racist city in America.
02:01:43 She moved to the nearly all White Town to head.
02:01:46 The Council for diversity.
02:01:49 That's right. You had a town that was, that was very pro white.
02:01:54 In Iowa.
02:01:57 And so 1/2 Jew, half black person.
02:02:01 Was sent there.
02:02:04 With Jew money.
02:02:06 To start the was it the?
02:02:09 Some sort of diversity?
02:02:10 Shopping.
02:02:12 To town is called the most racist city in America. She moved to the nearly all White Town to head the Council for Diversity.
02:02:20 See access to white people is a human right.
02:02:26 Oh, there's an all White town, mostly all white town that has some kind of racial solidarity. Why don't we start the Council of Diversity and put our headquarters there?
02:02:39 We can't leave him alone.
02:02:48 We have to break up white racial solidarity.
02:02:51 Wherever it exists.
02:02:55 Even if it's just some small town in Iowa.
02:03:04 Even if it's a country like Ireland.
02:03:13 You are not allowed to have a white country, a White County or White City or town.
02:03:28 And only you, by the way.
02:03:36 How many stories do you hear about? Ohh look at this wonderful city. It was a it was a black city.
02:03:44 They called it the the the black.
02:03:45 Wall Street.
02:03:48 Remember Ray nagan nod? New Orleans is.
02:03:52 A chocolate city.
02:03:55 Hell, think about all the the Chinatowns that exist in cities across America across the world.
02:04:03 You think you're going to be afforded the same kind of novelty?
02:04:10 Imagine that there was a instead of a Chinatown in in a town like Baltimore.
02:04:17 There was ****** town.
02:04:26 You're the only one that's not allowed to have your own little community.
02:04:32 So she goes there and needs immediately set up programs to start brainwashing kids.
02:04:38 Getting them to worship Martin Luther King.
02:04:41 Starting with the young people.
02:04:43 One of the fund dedicated to our inspired by.
02:04:52 Oh, the 90s, so based.
02:04:59 So based.
02:05:02 You don't necessarily have to like what someone else says or does, but at least we should respect their their choice to believe that one.
02:05:09 We we we have to just respect it. We have to tolerate it, back to the tolerance.
02:05:14 You don't have to like pedophiles.
02:05:18 You don't have to go to a pedophile party. No one's asking to do that.
02:05:22 We're not saying you have to be a pedophile.
02:05:25 We're just saying, let the pedophiles be pedophiles.
02:05:29 Just tolerate them.
02:05:39 Then they talk about this super cringe group called City Kids.
02:05:44 What you're going to do about, hey, make no mistake, we've got to do something and that's the Golden City kids. A group of young people who not only made some noise with their message, they've made some music.
02:05:55 Ah, yeah, city kids, nothing says 90s like city kids.
02:06:01 So of course this was funded up up the Asss Jim Henson productions of this. After his death. I mean, I'm not that. I think he'd be opposed to it, but another call back from the 90s, the dinosaur, the dinosaurs audition, the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities United Way and they they all kinds of money to make all this anti racist.
02:06:20 Propaganda full of, you know, of course, Holocaust and lynching. It's all anti white like none of it's. Oh, and don't don't don't rape white women.
02:06:33 Don't steal white kids bikes.
02:06:36 Don't be, you know, don't be violent against white people because they're outperforming you. No, none of that. It's just white people bad, and you should feel guilty. It was a, you know.
02:06:45 A white guilt program.
02:06:48 Pushing race mixing whenever possible.
02:06:57 Well, this this cool 90s music video.
02:07:11 No, you don't say that.
02:07:20 I thought we paid 2 yo the magic *****.
02:07:23 You leave alone. Like why?
02:07:27 Don't you try to be?
02:07:31 Yo.
02:07:35 Sure.
02:07:37 There's some persons.
02:07:42 Crazy man. No, no, no. You crazy my brother.
02:07:46 You.
02:07:54 What you gonna do? What you gonna do? What you gonna do?
02:08:06 Swap with a bat to crack your Dome. Everybody's victim. Everybody's pro. If you're gay, then you're paying with.
02:08:14 Get out of my.
02:08:16 And if you're white, wearing seats in the night burning, we got to lock.
02:08:20 In our sight.
02:08:23 Man, we got you locked in our sights, white boy.
02:08:27 And then they have they have the black guy from scrubs again, remember he was featured in that Peter Jennings thing as well, probably as a part. They tried to make it sound like in that Peter James thing. Oh, here's just some random black guy we got now. He was part of this city, kids. That's how he got his start. And he actually raps a little bit of the song, but I'm not going to.
02:08:46 I'll spare you the spare. You wrapping Turk from scrubs.
02:08:52 But yeah, through.
02:08:53 Through rap music, they're able to to solve racism. It's.
02:08:57 All gone now.
02:09:10 The hate is over. The hate is over. The hate is over.
02:09:14 The heat is over. The rap song made it over.
02:09:17 The hate is over. The 90s were cool. The hate is over.
02:09:21 See look and I I don't know, but this looks kind of like when they did the Peter Jennings thing and they had Turk from Scrubs. They had a white kid on it too. He looks kind of like it. Could be that guy. So it might have just been.
02:09:34 Two people from this group, but I don't know.
02:09:36 But see this when people say I don't want to go back to the 90s, I want to go back to how it was in the 90s. This is literally the moment they're talking about. This is the fantasy.
02:09:47 In their head, this is what that, that they they think about and they they **** *** to when they think about how how wonderful and and and the race relations in the 90s where it was it was it was bliss. It was harmony.
02:10:00 What?
02:10:00 Am I gonna?
02:10:00 Go down here. I'm gonna hang.
02:10:02 With my ****, it's my ****.
02:10:05 Good thing we went back to the 90s. Good thing we went back to the 90s. There's no more racism in the 90s. We went back down to the nineties, 1990s to 1999.
02:10:22 And I got that, Bernie.
02:10:25 Now there's no racist up and everything is good. The 90s nineteen, 1990.
02:10:32 The 90s.
02:10:38 That's what they think about.
02:10:41 That's what I think it was.
02:10:44 You know the city kids rap music.
02:10:51 It's really talking about this guy.
02:10:55 And look this this is more of a case of these Christian identity. People were were kind of, I mean they they were just pushing the the general public away they were pushing their own members away this guy was involved with the the their movement.
02:11:10 And then he had a kid with a cleft palate, and they said he'd have to euthanize the kid. And so he quit and became, like, many of the children that were sitting underneath pictures of Hitler and that that footage from before he became a rabid anti racist.
02:11:28 Lord, now wages of one man war against the radical right, exposing more.
02:11:33 Secret tactics and targets of hate.
02:11:35 That's how I started as a racist with stereotyping people.
02:11:38 Who found him talking to students at Williams College in Massachusetts, site of Missing campus prejudice.
02:11:44 We are a melting pot of all nations.
02:11:47 We need to learn and I know that we can learn, for I am a learning hatred, but we need to learn to embrace the spirit of equality that transcends all people, regardless of race, faith, gender.
02:12:00 Sexual orientation.
02:12:04 And there you go. They even.
02:12:07 Got him to shoehorn the the ***.
02:12:08 Stuff in there.
02:12:17 I'd like you all to meet Carmen Hall Miller, Floyd Cochran and the man President Bill Clinton considers a hero, Charles Rachel, an ex gang member who helped mediate the truce between the ***** and the Bloods, LA's rival gang.
02:12:33 So they talked to these clowns for a little bit. Again, the black guy doesn't make any sense.
02:12:39 Because he it was black on black gang violence.
02:12:40 Hey.
02:12:47 You know, because here's the thing. Aside from all the the the talk, the cringe militant Skinhead talk, there really wasn't like some kind of wave of of white violence that it wasn't happening.
02:13:01 It it just wasn't happening. You had a couple isolated incidents.
02:13:06 You had a couple little edgy boys like bomb a very poorly, not even like bomb like Phil Molotov cocktail at a synagogue or, you know, there was that, that Somali guy that got beat up in in Washington state or whatever and you know, nothing compared to the black violence that was happening.
02:13:25 All the time.
02:13:29 But because there's not a lot of, or really any statistically speaking.
02:13:35 White on black violence. They had to bring this the gang guy on and be like, oh, yeah, I I had to talk to the brothers and make them make sure they don't hate each other. It's like, well, it has nothing to do with anything we're talking about. In fact, if anything, that's yet another point in the column for the the white people that don't want to live around you.
02:13:51 Yeah.
02:13:53 Notice how there's no representative like there's no Bill Clinton's buddy that helped negotiate peace between 2 white rival gangs that didn't exist.
02:14:05 First of all, don't give in to your likes and preferences. We all have certain dislikes and preferences about things and it's very easy to cross them over into the doctrines of hate. I don't prefer to be gay, but at the same time, gay people and lesbian people do have a right to live and do have a right to a decent home do have a.
02:14:22 Right to a job and so forth.
02:14:24 Doesn't really matter. Too grown consenting adults doing whatever they want to do is is their business.
02:14:35 So there you go.
02:14:40 It just sounds like a cringe Republican.
02:14:45 And by the way.
02:14:48 Don't give in to your preferences.
02:14:52 What does that even mean? Why have preferences then?
02:14:59 You know the.
02:15:00 You know, there's a lot of talk about democracy. I thought democracy was what people wanted.
02:15:05 And he's saying that what you want doesn't really matter.
02:15:14 Then of course.
02:15:14 They get all these like boomer platitudes like this ******* ******.
02:15:17 The one thing I'd like to say being here for this hour is facing the hate will only work if we face the hate inside of us. Absolutely.
02:15:26 You know, I'm beginning to feel optimistic.
02:15:28 Applause. You didn't really say anything.
02:15:34 And then we get this.
02:15:36 You think it's new? You think it's new the whole?
02:15:41 We're going to outbreed you. We're going to replace you. You think that wasn't again? This is 1993.
02:15:51 As the Jewish girl smiles up, looking at her.
02:15:55 She literally looks at the white people and says that they're going to get replaced.
02:16:00 And the crowd cheers.
02:16:02 And believe that there's more of me coming when I say me, I mean more women, more Asians, more Hispanics, more Haitians, more gay people. We are here. Bottom line, you got a lot of people to kill and go through for you to be here by yourself.
02:16:20 You're going to be replaced.
02:16:23 The coalition of Brown people and Faggs was already there.
02:16:30 Well, thank God solutions and making a difference are not just left to adults, but we have.
02:16:38 No, we're going to go back to the solutions again. Well, what are the solutions? Well, so far the only solutions they've talked about has been censorship.
02:16:51 Maybe she has something new.
02:16:53 Maybe she has something new, or maybe maybe it's back to censorship again, and that same Jewish chick from the Peter Jennings special.
02:17:03 They got a a video game, censored in Germany.
02:17:08 It's. It's the same chick, same thing. So they're still pushing censorship.
02:17:13 Have a lot of young people out there who are truly making a difference, and one of those people is right here and her name is Ashley. Can you see her first? Ashley, how old are you? And 12, can you tell me what you've done to make a difference in your community? Well, I spearheaded a petition.
02:17:25 Diet against the.
02:17:26 Neo-Nazi video game, which was being circulated in Austria, Germany and underground in the United States.
02:17:34 So she got a video game banned because it was against Jews, but they don't really tell you that they they kind of tell you that in a Peter Jennings special. So they drag her out and be like, look, kids.
02:17:47 Look, you can help censor people.
02:17:50 You can help this epidemic of hate by censoring people. Look at this little girl. She censored people. It was great.
02:18:00 And if you don't have the power to censor people, well, we'll give you an 800 number. You can call it right out your racist family.
02:18:07 And here's one more thing that you can do. Now you do see a hate crime. Don't ignore it. Report it. Call the Department of Justice's hate Crime Hotline one 800-3478. That's one 803 four seven HATE. Make a difference.
02:18:26 Make a difference.
02:18:29 Seeing this whole hate crime stuff, the hate speech stuff, it was 1993. It was nothing new.
02:18:37 And so with that, they conclude the show.
02:18:40 She, of course, thinks the the the sponsors.
02:18:44 You can probably guess some of these people.
02:18:47 We're almost out of time, so I just want to thank all the panelists and the wonderful audience for coming. And I also want to thank the Jewish television network, the Center for Democratic Renewal.
02:19:03 Hey.
02:19:06 Go out there and face the hate and end it once and for all.
02:19:10 Good thing we went back to the 90s. Good thing we went back to the 90s. There's no more racism in the 90s. We we.
02:19:20 Back down to.
02:19:21 The 90s fighting 90 to 1999 four 9/11.
02:19:30 Now there's no racism and everything is good. The 90s, nineties, 9090.
02:19:37 Specs and Meggers and **** and lots and kites. And I put some fagots here too, right?
02:19:45 And that.
02:19:47 Was the face.
02:19:49 The hate special hope you all learned something today.
02:19:59 Did we all learn something about about the hate inside us?
02:20:08 So yeah, the net 90s weren't just super gay, they were super gay.
02:20:14 But all this **** the the, the seeds they hadn't. They not weren't being planted. They they had been planted.
02:20:22 They weren't even seedlings. They were flourishing.
02:20:24 In the sun.
02:20:31 The term they used, they didn't say, woke back then, they said politically correct. And you know what? Calling her name stupid like that was just as useful as calling.
02:20:40 **** woke today.
02:20:42 And conservatives reacted the same way. Ohh, you're just being PC.
02:20:47 Politically correct.
02:20:54 Just like today. Ohh, you're just being woke. Ohh, it's the woke crowd woke. Woke woke.
02:21:10 Like I said at the beginning, the only reason why this problem this hate problem of hate.
02:21:16 Has been a problem as long as it's been is because multi.
02:21:21 Doesn't work. It doesn't work if everyone's been complaining about something that nobody wanted. By the way, no one asked for nobody. No one has has requested.
02:21:32 And everyone seems to not like and it.
02:21:34 Seems to be.
02:21:36 Something that that.
02:21:37 Sucks the the lifes blood out of your society.
02:21:41 Why are we still doing it?
02:21:47 Why are we still doing it?
02:22:05 Why are you pouring gasoline on a fire and then complaining about the heat?
02:22:14 The problem is the heat.
02:22:21 Now that that the heat is a symptom.
02:22:24 Of you pouring gasoline on the fire.
02:22:36 But anyway.
02:22:37 Well, there is no going back to the 90s. There's no.
02:22:39 Going back to the 80s.
02:22:42 The thrift fees, I mean there's you can't.
02:22:47 Turns out.
02:22:51 Societies can handle a little little bit of of quote, UN quote diversity.
02:22:57 Right.
02:22:59 A little bit.
02:23:03 But that you reach a saturation point at a certain point and it's.
02:23:09 The downward spiral from that moment on, historically, that has always been the case and that.
02:23:15 Is the case today.
02:23:19 And the problem has been allowed to spiral out of control so much that it there's no you can't pull up from this. You can't pull up from it.
02:23:31 It's like if you're a a life raft.
02:23:37 That's drifting towards the edge.
02:23:39 Of a waterfall.
02:23:43 At a certain point, mathematically your ability.
02:23:46 To roll away.
02:23:48 From that waterfall.
02:23:52 Will be surpassed.
02:23:54 By the current.
02:23:56 Produced by that waterfall.
02:24:00 They might not be super noticeable at first.
02:24:03 You might think, well, I'm. I'm I'm paddling so fast, maybe I'm not getting away from the edge of the waterfall, but I don't seem to be going towards it as much. And you are. It's just and you know.
02:24:14 Imperceivable.
02:24:18 And the more you paddle.
02:24:20 I'm tired or you get.
02:24:24 You inch closer and closer to the edge and.
02:24:26 Eventually you go over.
02:24:32 It's an inevitability.
02:24:42 Now I'm speaking mostly about America. I don't know about European countries. I don't know enough about.
02:24:48 Well, I don't know enough about Europe maybe being countries.
02:24:51 To know what the situation is like there, but America has done.
02:24:57 Jared Taylor was correct in his assessment that it's done.
02:25:05 Might there be some?
02:25:07 Dead cat bounces.
02:25:11 Certainly.
02:25:13 Just like if you're in that raft, we're going against the current. There might be a few moments.
02:25:20 What do you think and your hazy vision?
02:25:27 Has you reaching the point of exhaustion? I might be able to do. I might. I might make it.
02:25:36 But at a certain I mean it's.
02:25:37 Just mathematically impossible.
02:25:43 And the sooner people realize that the.
02:25:45 Better.
02:25:46 Off we will be.
02:25:48 Because people will start actually thinking about real solutions.
02:25:57 Trying to think of a solution that involves keeping America intact in the in the way that it exists now is is just. It's stupid.
02:26:10 They might be able to make preserve America in in a way that resembles.
02:26:16 A Brazil type situation.
02:26:20 You might be able to preserve America as like some ****** dying empire for a few centuries.
02:26:26 You know I.
02:26:27 Mean that it could be a few.
02:26:27 Centuries of justice, a slow death.
02:26:39 And the longer people think that they can somehow.
02:26:41 Unbaked a cake.
02:26:43 The longer that death will be.
02:26:59 And that's the black belt black belt.
02:27:01 For The Tonight, I guess.
02:27:07 All right, let's take a look at the hyper chance on that on that pleasant note, right.
02:27:14 Oh boy.
02:27:18 I don't call it black pill for nothing.
02:27:21 All right. We got. No, wait. What says? Been aware since 18 but could never kick the addiction. After learning who's responsible.
02:27:32 ****, Jews and watching your two streams. I've been about 45 days free of it, which is the longest of my life. I'm 30 late to the party, but damn, have you helped save me? I plan on showing your stream to all I can.
02:27:49 Talk about ****.
02:27:51 Yeah, don't don't fall for the **** Jew.
02:27:55 That's a.
02:27:56 You know, that's The thing is.
02:28:01 With coupled with tolerance.
02:28:06 You know, if they if it's like, well it's it's like you know, it's like Hospice care.
02:28:14 Your death, that is, is inevitable, that they're shifting gears now. It's no longer of a matter of how can we cure you. They know that you, they can't. It's how do we make you comfortable?
02:28:27 In your last moments.
02:28:36 Looking at the the Goblin Jew from from the WWF, you know he outright Senate, right? We we have this excess of white males.
02:28:47 And the best we can do, I'm paraphrasing here, but they're not by much, he said. The best we can do is ply them with drugs.
02:28:53 *********** and video games.
02:28:57 And eventually it won't matter, because they won't reproduce and they won't be.
02:29:01 A problem anymore.
02:29:03 And if we have to just, you know, entertain them for a couple of decades while we finish replacing them.
02:29:16 And and.
02:29:17 The brilliant thing about that is they'll make money doing it.
02:29:24 It's like I said earlier in the stream, all these people that complain, all we gotta rise up. We gotta do this. We gotta do that. They're the ones buying the video games, buying the **** or watching the ****, buying the the drugs.
02:29:36 Zoning out? Checking out.
02:29:42 Anxiously awaiting that Amazon Prime box full of whatever gadget you're going to throw away in a couple of months anyway.
02:29:52 Just something to distract you from the problem. Keep your mind off the pain.
02:30:03 Then you continue to say, here's to reversing the damage I've helped due to the generations with access to the Internet.
02:30:10 It's been hard not to view myself as an absolute villain, but you and the massive balls you have to do what you do, having a great help, God's Godspeed. Please don't get firebombed or worse, well.
02:30:24 Hopefully nothing like that will happen.
02:30:27 But I appreciate that and I continue to say I realized my card blocked the first message and now it looks funked up. First one basically stated I'm a lifelong Coomer.
02:30:38 That was shown **** and how to get it. Get to it. Since I was 6.
02:30:44 And I've been profiting off it in my own way for the last few years. I owe the recovery and a large part to you, Devon. God bless. Well, I appreciate that.
02:30:51 And.
02:30:52 And I don't know all the circumstances, but yeah, that, that stuff ***** you up. I can't even imagine when I was younger.
02:31:01 I was a computer nerd, so I had access to electronic **** far before a lot of my peers did. But there was a limitation of the technology that prevented it from being like a big, big problem, you know?
02:31:15 You know, think back to the Napster days, where you would wait sometimes like 45 minutes to get one song, you know.
02:31:23 So you could have you could get **** pictures, which were basically just like scanned **** magazines and stuff like that. But it wasn't like the easy access to ******** ***** in your pocket. And they got today. I I cannot even imagine how bad that ***** people up.
02:31:38 What I can't imagine is is the the video game addiction I was.
02:31:44 I was heavy, heavy, heavy.
02:31:48 In the video games I spent.
02:31:51 An embarrassing amount of my life, the most productive years of my life.
02:31:58 Running around in a virtual world, shooting a fake gun at people at other at other white people doing the same thing I was doing.
02:32:16 And it's it's a tough habit. It's a really tough habit to be. Thankfully, video games got really ******, but.
02:32:25 That helped. It helped in a lot of my video games that I like to play where it was taken over by.
02:32:31 By well, by these people and and made terrible made it made it impossible for me to have fun playing them.
02:32:44 But I appreciate that. And yeah, I'm very kind words that makes that makes that makes.
02:32:51 Makes me happy that I've had a an impact like that on on people not never something I imagined would happen. Honestly, it's just.
02:33:02 I don't know, but it's always good to hear.
02:33:05 Chosen Jawas says a big victory for gun rights organizations was the 2022 brewing decision, which was largely crafted by Justice Clarence Thomas.
02:33:17 Bruin says that all Second Amendment legislation, when challenged in court, must be viewed through the lens of history and tradition. Fast forward to today, and an Obama appointed judge in Colorado, the 10th Circuit Court, just issued the opinion that if a traditionalist view is adopted when determining.
02:33:37 Second Amendment rights, then those rights technically would belong exclusively to white land owners. Wouldn't that be awesome?
02:33:47 Yeah. Well, that's the thing about rulings. Rulings can always change. It's really up to the whim of the Supreme Court as.
02:33:54 We saw with Roe V Roe.
02:33:55 V Wade with the law of the land because the the court decided that it was and it wasn't until you had enough people on the court to say that it wasn't that they could alter that.
02:34:07 And part of the slow death of an empire absolutely will mean that you'll get you'll get.
02:34:15 Justices in there that disagree with Clarence Thomas and.
02:34:20 And there will be I. I guarantee they'll there will be very serious challenges to the Second Amendment, especially as we draw closer to a a threat to people in power, or at least they're they're paranoia that something is imminent, which seems to already be alive and well.
02:34:42 And then we got chosen Jawa again, chosen Jawa with some big dono.
02:34:49 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend yourself with.
02:34:54 Go, Julie, this *** is.
02:35:12 All right, chosen, Jawa says. Side note. It's interesting to find that the NRA was founded in part to aid in arming blacks to defend themselves against fatigued whites. Moreover, every piece of gun control in the US history was passed with the help and guidance of the NRA. Yes, even the.
02:35:31 FA, the GCA Hughes amendment, BSA and INICS, et cetera.
02:35:38 Yeah, the NRA is.
02:35:42 Is a mixed bag and uh, increasingly.
02:35:49 Not to be trusted. I don't know the whole backs. I've heard that. I've heard people say that about the NRA. I've heard the NRA say that about the NRA. You know, like when they do their little videos with the base black guy holding an AR15 or whatever and.
02:36:07 I get it. Maybe that maybe that could be interesting to take a look at.
02:36:13 Who's running the NRA these days?
02:36:16 And what what might be there? You know, long term plans?
02:36:23 You know, our enemy is always believe in in order to control the opposition. You run the opposition.
02:36:32 And they've done a good job of subverting a lot of the people and organizations and institutions opposing them.
02:36:39 But thank you very much for.
02:36:40 Your support there, chosen Jawa.
02:36:44 Suzuki Samurai says thanks for the show. Can't wait to hear.
02:36:47 The replay on the way to work well.
02:36:49 Uh, hurry up. You're late for work, Suzuki samurai.
02:36:55 They call me, Mr. Nige says, for.
02:36:57 A real one.
02:36:59 ******** ******?
02:37:01 Do you have that much money in your bank at home?
02:37:05 I'd buy that for a dollar.
02:37:12 Ah yes, the Mia returned fagot. Maybe you'll hear the replay. Brody says. Hey, devonne. Good to see you back on your streaming schedule. I look forward to the replay. Well, I appreciate that. And hello to Brody in the future.
02:37:28 Can't, hugger says. Hey, brother, I know you hate links, so I'm not sending one well.
02:37:34 That's that's very good.
02:37:35 I don't have my.
02:37:38 I'll I'll maybe next week we'll have it ready, Rooster says. Do the younger ones here even know what a phone booth was looking forward to the replay tomorrow? Phone booth? I'm not sure where you brought up phone booth, but yeah, I mean, there's still, oddly, and they don't work anymore.
02:37:59 But there are still like weird old, abandoned desert phone booths up out my way. And I I kind of want to steal one.
02:38:10 I don't know why I always wanted like a phone booth. That's stupid.
02:38:15 But you know, it's this guy is kind of like a a gay, like, man KJV kind of thing to do. But I don't know, maybe like, maybe I'll acquire one someday.
02:38:25 Let's see here just grifting and gaming says long time follower here. Have a round on me. Well, I appreciate that.
02:38:34 Veruca Salt says Hi Devin regarding an HIV AIDS strain. The main truth or teller or truth teller.
02:38:41 His molecular biologist, UC Berkeley professor Peter Duesberg water about that name. Duesberg, huh? That sounds like shittsburg. He says AIDS is due to lifestyle because faggs do pumpers have ****** do copious amounts of other drugs and alcohol for weeks at a time and have poor sleep and nutrition?
02:39:02 He wrote a book.
02:39:04 Well, look, and they're they're putting their sex organ in an *******.
02:39:11 They're getting **** on ***** **** on a regular basis. I'm sure that doesn't help things either.
02:39:17 Has anyone ever looked into it like is it?
02:39:20 Do lesbians not ever get aids?
02:39:26 I I don't think lesbians really get aids, do they?
02:39:31 But I don't know. I don't know. I haven't. I haven't deep dove into that enough, but I don't want to start saying that it's fake or whatever until I I do the research there.
02:39:41 Zazi Mataz Bot says feel free to make as many gay 90s additions as you want, and you can use them for times. You need to make a quick stream and don't have that much time for research. Or if you have potato heads, again, make it a running joke that you can keep doing them forever. Gay 90s, part 78.
02:40:01 Thank you. I appreciate that. Hopefully not the part 78 by the way. I know some of you guys get tired of be talk or whatever and I'm not going to talk too much about it, but I.
02:40:09 Am going to tell you my my plan.
02:40:12 My plan worked, but I also wanted to show you this.
02:40:18 Let's see here.
02:40:24 I forgot to download it.
02:40:30 OK.
02:40:31 I want to show you.
02:40:35 Is this called? Might not download. I might have to do it this way.
02:40:44 I'll do it this way.
02:40:48 It occurred to me when I was telling people about the bees going crazy at me last dream that it might like. It's hard to describe it without actually seeing it.
02:41:01 Like it's it's.
02:41:02 Hard to understand, like it might just sound like I'm being kind of a baby, right?
02:41:08 And so I thought.
02:41:11 I would show you a video.
02:41:14 If my computer does this correctly.
02:41:17 It's not doing it right.
02:41:19 Don't do that.
02:41:23 Is it going to do it?
02:41:26 And we.
02:41:26 All right.
02:41:29 Here we go.
02:41:34 This is similar.
02:41:37 To what happened?
02:41:39 Just because I want you to understand the.
02:41:43 What I was dealing with here.
02:41:46 And then I'll tell you what.
02:41:47 I did to fix it.
02:41:55 All right, this is the type of.
02:41:59 Be rage. I experienced. There we go.
02:42:13 This is this is what it looked and sounded like, only there were about this. This is the aggression level, but there was. This is a really, really, really small hive. They found a swarm that went into one of these utility boxes. Imagine that only it's about five times the amount of bees probably, but the same level of aggression.
02:42:34 All right, let's do this.
02:42:36 So.
02:42:40 Or if you do get stung, just.
02:42:41 Don't panic.
02:42:44 Just deep breathe, right? Right.
02:42:47 This thing may be glued checked here. Hold on.
02:42:53 There we go. Not too bad, huh?
02:42:56 My goodness.
02:43:01 Pick out some honey.
02:43:07 Hey, you there.
02:43:11 So again, this this level of activity about about.
02:43:14 Five times as many.
02:43:16 These these are aggressive.
02:43:21 They're all angry. What's that? Yes.
02:43:37 I guess that's what it sounded like inside my veil.
02:43:59 So anyway.
02:44:02 So imagine that and and and every every second I'm getting stung in the ankle, so it's like sting, sting, sting, sting. And then occasionally on the elbow other places. Anyway, So what I did my I told you my plan was either to gas them.
02:44:19 Or to load them onto my trailer, drive them out to the.
02:44:24 Wizard.
02:44:25 Rip up in the hive so they start doing that, which is what happened, and then drive away with the hive still open and go like 2-3 miles and then get back out.
02:44:36 Of the of.
02:44:36 The the the car go to the the trailer.
02:44:40 And all the bees that were flying around doing that would be gone, cause they'd be down the road they cause. Yeah, they can't chase you at the speed that I can drive, right?
02:44:48 And that's what I did. So I got the, I got the two really ****** *** hives.
02:44:53 Drove the middle of the desert, cracked open the top that happened.
02:44:58 And then with top open drove about 2-3 miles away.
02:45:02 Stop the stop the car. Got out.
02:45:05 And they were still.
02:45:06 Crazy, but not like this. It was just like, yeah, cause all the ones that could, all the guard bees, all the really pisssed off ones they were like in a cloud of bees, like in the desert somewhere.
02:45:16 And then I immediately ripped the hives apart, stuck them into smaller boxes, and ordered some Queens. So I just don't want to lose.
02:45:25 I don't want to lose the.
02:45:27 The bees, I mean, I mean no wrong. I I want to lose those bees, but I want to lose the comb and the the colony I.
02:45:34 Wanted to keep the.
02:45:36 Because it's about both those hives are about two years old, and it's just it's a lot of come and it's some of my bigger ones, actually. That's probably why they're so mean.
02:45:46 And I got him so gentle. They're not not gentle, but they're so disarmed now that they, I did. I got stung like, right after setting them up. But just once. And they're they're a lot more chill and they'll be incredibly chill once I get them reclaimed. And they're.
02:46:07 They're ******* genetics are.
02:46:09 But anyway, I thought that was useful so you get an idea as to what I'm talking about. That's that's basically the the level of defensiveness that that I was dealing.
02:46:19 With.
02:46:21 Let's see here, canine friend.
02:46:25 Canine friend.
02:46:27 Where's my button? I'm I have to. I might have to get a stream.
02:46:31 Deck or something like that.
02:46:32 Cash flow checkout.
02:46:39 I'd like to return this duck.
02:46:41 Canine friend, socialists and commies keep trying to build a tower of Babel and the Bible is clear that it does not work.
02:46:50 Yeah, I think it's funny that even even the the Bible.
02:46:54 Has a story that's clearly talking about multiculturalism not working.
02:47:02 And yet so.
02:47:03 Many Christians want nothing more than for it to work.
02:47:10 Yeah, and sadly, look, some of those socialists and commies are.
02:47:16 Are evangelicals. They don't call themselves that, but they are.
02:47:20 And they call themselves evangelicals, but not socialists and commies.
02:47:24 But thank you for the support there, canine friend.
02:47:27 Then we got Ryang. Of course, I think everyone can guess Ryang.
02:47:32 I'll either *****.
02:47:35 There we go. Ryan, thanks for the support Spy Hunter. That was a video game. That was an arcade game. I like you. See, here's the thing.
02:47:44 I I just finished telling you know, how much video games are bad. They are.
02:47:48 The cool thing at arcade games, though?
02:47:51 Is you couldn't.
02:47:52 Waste a whole lot of time on them. I mean, in fact, they were designed so they would take your money so fast. They were just like **** this game.
02:48:00 But Speaking of the 90s, when I was a kid and then we went to Chuckie cheese or whatever and they had to spy on her game, that was.
02:48:06 That was where all my ******* quarters went in.
02:48:09 Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun I was terrible at the game but it was fun because you got to sit in like it felt like a car.
02:48:15 Anyway, hey, Devin, here's a solution to your ***** B problem, and then you got, like a link, I'll.
02:48:21 Check the link out later.
02:48:23 So we're very we're.
02:48:24 Very. I'm put my foot down on the links.
02:48:29 And. And you're lucky you're.
02:48:30 Lucky this isn't next string. When I have the.
02:48:33 The link and the link pit ready.
02:48:38 Grizzly Saxon says Christianity evangelism, evangelism.
02:48:45 Gave credence to Zionism based on Abraham's hammock mythos and end times prophecy. The only true European movement is pre Christian ideals, traditions, symbols and ethos. I mean, I get what you're saying, but like look, you can't act as if the last thousand plus years.
02:49:05 Of of a Christian, Europe didn't happen.
02:49:10 I understand the issues that a lot of people have with Christianity and not all of the criticisms are wrong. I just made one myself a moment ago.
02:49:21 But it's, you know, I I use I use the the metaphor before. It's like you're kind of. You're locked into an operating system at.
02:49:30 A certain point.
02:49:31 And you can you can say that. Oh, let's just throw it away already. What we're trying to do is is almost impossible, and you're trying to make it more impossible by telling people not only the way that they think about race and everything else has to go, but also God and and. And plus, I don't, I don't think people have, like, a.
02:49:52 A suitable replacement. You know it. That's The thing is, if you got rid of Christianity, you where would you have you pay? I mean, come on. I mean, no one believes no one really believes in Thor. OK. Way more people actually believe.
02:50:08 And in Jesus and the Bible, then.
02:50:13 In fact, I don't think really anyone believes in Thor. Is there really anyone that believes in like any of the the Pagan God like actually believes that they're real and then, you know, I mean, come on, like, they they don't and look.
02:50:28 Religions are not easy to to very rarely. I mean, in fact, we'll think in terms of Christianity, right? Didn't you have to have the Roman Emperor?
02:50:39 Basically, make it illegal to not be Christian for people to convert to it.
02:50:44 You know, I mean that's The thing is.
02:50:48 I I I I just think it's it's.
02:50:51 It just seems like a a low on the priority list it's look it's good for Christians to understand and many do.
02:50:58 The the unique temptations.
02:51:03 To.
02:51:05 Help people that hate.
02:51:07 To you and things of that nature that they're the baggage, I guess. I don't want to call it baggage. But then to a certain extent it is. That goes along with with.
02:51:16 The.
02:51:16 The way Christianity has been, at the very least practice in the last little bit here, that's led to.
02:51:24 Some of the problems.
02:51:26 But I think that it's also you have to recognize.
02:51:29 Is that it?
02:51:31 It's very clear that there was an effort to get rid of Christianity. I mean, you had Jews creating anti Christian propaganda for like the last.
02:51:40 50 years and if it was so part of their evil plan to keep the goyam Christian or whatever, why would they do that?
02:51:50 Because it was.
02:51:50 Clear to anyone with eyes. I mean, it's they still do it obviously now.
02:51:55 But you could go back and and.
02:51:59 I I could do like.
02:52:02 Someone said I could do a million streams in the 90s. I could do a million streams on Jews making anti Christian propaganda, and I've done a few.
02:52:11 So it just doesn't add up to me that it's ohh. It's some Jewish trick. Probably not.
02:52:18 But look, I get what you're saying and I just think that.
02:52:20 People.
02:52:20 Need to in the same way. I think that you have those skinheads with not a whole lot of tact and a lot of persuasion trying to get white people to listen to them. I think there's a lot of these, you know, anti Christian types that are doing the.
02:52:36 Same thing like.
02:52:37 But you know, like Christ Cook, you know, stuff like that. It's like you're not. You're not winning any.
02:52:41 With that, you know if you.
02:52:43 That's.
02:52:43 If you want them to actually take a look and and and and be.
02:52:48 Critical of maybe some of the the the things that you are critical of with with an open mind, you can't.
02:52:58 Open with Christ Cook you know or or whatever. You know, like you can't do that.
02:53:05 And it wasn't always it. I think it's also easy to see if you look at the way Christianity was practiced prior to this last century.
02:53:15 That it really did operate in opposition to Jews.
02:53:21 Especially if you look at European history.
02:53:24 With some obvious exceptions, but.
02:53:28 You know, I it's just.
02:53:30 It's not black and white.
02:53:32 Uh, let's take a look here.
02:53:37 And update it and I'm going to scroll.
02:53:38 Through stuff again.
02:53:43 Just grifting and gaming says socialists and commies can be shortened to Jews and their pets.
02:53:48 Are you new?
02:53:48 Here, have another round, Devon. Well, I appreciate that.
02:53:53 Grizzly Saxon says I have the right and privilege to hate. Thanks, dad.
02:54:00 Yes.
02:54:03 Grizzly Saxon again says.
02:54:07 Well, first.
02:54:10 Why is money management? There's the rest. Thank you.
02:54:17 The thing about love.
02:54:20 It de facto is discriminatory.
02:54:23 Those that love for the sake of loving all dilute the true definition of love. Love of your own family, love of ancestry, love of those like you, Christianity, and the nuclear family were selfish ideas. They would throw you under the bus. I'm not sure what you mean by that last part.
02:54:44 But think again. I don't think Christianity is is. I mean you paint with a broad brush when you just say Christianity because there's a lot of variation between different sects and.
02:54:56 And denominations and whatever, but I would also say that I don't think Christianity, while it does say love your enemy, it doesn't mean you you.
02:55:08 You're a **** to your enemy.
02:55:10 You know, there's there's the concept that has been lost, I think recently of tough love.
02:55:16 Yeah.
02:55:17 I've I've made the argument that separation from just as an example of the black population that can never, never achieve the levels of success that they would be able to achieve in a Society of their own people within a white society, that it would actually and look a lot of these arguments.
02:55:37 Made back in the, you know, the days of Lincoln.
02:55:42 That it was actually and working in that last stream where we covered those people in 1898, it's.
02:55:46 A great kindness.
02:55:49 To the non whites to allow the whites to rule.
02:55:54 Because they do a better.
02:55:55 Job and if?
02:55:57 It just, that's just the way that it is. You can look around the world.
02:56:00 If you if.
02:56:02 Show me an example of a non white country that with OK I guess you could say the Asians might have some examples.
02:56:11 That whether on par with us.
02:56:13 But show me an example of a a a country run by black people that isn't a ******* mess. It doesn't exist.
02:56:19 Yeah.
02:56:20 And even like the.
02:56:23 Yeah, the countries run by Hispanic people or Latin X or whatever the **** they want to be called now.
02:56:29 Whether they have at least some European in their in.
02:56:34 Their gene pool.
02:56:35 It's still not. It's still a ******* mess.
02:56:40 Although it is kind of ironic how many boomers are moving to Mexico now because it's cheaper.
02:56:46 After all these years of ******** about Mexicans coming to their country, they're now travelling S because they've like locusts, ruined the country that we live in.
02:56:56 Fab Lover, 69, says solid content as usual, things have gradually become worse since immigration in the 19th century. What are some countermeasures? Do you think something like Eisenhower Operation ******* is plausible nowadays? No, I think it's.
02:57:10 Done.
02:57:11 How would you do it?
02:57:13 Have you? Have you I mean?
02:57:14 All you have to do is look at video Border Patrol. It's like half Mexican, like the people working there, half Mexican at least.
02:57:21 I mean you have.
02:57:22 To deport most of the country.
02:57:24 And that would be beyond a civil war.
02:57:27 I mean that would be like the bloodiest civil war ever trying to do something like that. And you know what? You wouldn't even have whites on your side. That's the. That's the frustrating thing is you wouldn't even have, I don't know. Well, maybe as things get worse, you'd get a majority of whites on your side, but right now you wouldn't have a majority of whites on your side. If you try to do something like that.
02:57:46 So it's just not possible and if if it's not possible now, then it's it's it gets increasingly less possible every year, so it's not going to happen.
02:57:54 Now look in in a. In a fantasy world, if we were able to wave a magic wand and get rid of the subversive elements in our government and make our government white, then yes, would it be physically possible? Absolutely.
02:58:05 Yeah.
02:58:06 But the problem isn't that.
02:58:08 That there are non whites in America. I mean that's the problem, but.
02:58:13 Like the the.
02:58:16 To put a finer point on it, it's that they're running America.
02:58:22 So who? I mean, you know, I mean.
02:58:23 Like, how would you?
02:58:25 How would you pull it off if if it's not just, I mean, you're the, the military is diverse. The FBI's diverse. The CIA's diverse, like every bureaucracy, is is diverse.
02:58:37 In fact, some of them are probably minority white just because of the the way the government favors minority white, you know non white majority non white just because it's.
02:58:53 You know the the way the government will favor non whites when they do their hiring.
02:58:57 So it's like, you know, it's a, it's dead on arrival. How would you even get it going?
02:59:03 It would.
02:59:04 It would take.
02:59:06 Like if we if white people had like a hive mind and we all wanted to do this.
02:59:11 Secretly, you know, maybe like in a century, we could make it happen, we'd have, we'd have to play. Basically, we'd have to play Little Jew games, though, for like, decades to to slowly but steadily.
02:59:24 You know which white people don't do with the slowly and methodically take over the government and you know.
02:59:31 That's not going to.
02:59:31 Happen.
02:59:34 My fellow White says thank you so much for the last stream. I'm a long time. Well, I'm long time gone with the wind fan. I read it twice and tell everyone to read it. Your stream actually filled in the reality that the book already revealed right down to the language of the outrageous.
02:59:51 And Ignominies been trying for been trying for months to get people to unlearn all they know about the South.
03:00:00 Well, you got to remember just like.
03:00:02 World War 2.
03:00:04 Every war the winners go on a rampage of rewriting the history to make it seem like the most just.
03:00:12 You know, beautiful war that ever happened and the Civil War was no different. And so all the Yankees, and then the Southerners too.
03:00:22 Have been for generations now, programmed with this.
03:00:26 And then one day, the the the good people didn't want slavery anymore. And so they fought the bad people. They want, you know, that's what it's been reduced to. And that's how most people understand the civil war. Just like World War Two is now. And then one day, you know, like the the Nazis wanted to kill the Jews because they were evil. And so we went and stopped it. You know, it's it's it's.
03:00:46 You know, that's just, unfortunately, the way that things go. History is written by the winners at the South, and one you'd have probably an inaccurate view in the other direction.
03:00:59 WN I always hated the Christian or the the Christian, the children's book where the wild things are. Even as a kid. Definitely a bad message too, in my opinion. I came across it recently and was not surprised to see it was written by.
03:01:15 A gay Jew? I'd.
03:01:16 Like to know how many of these famous children's books.
03:01:19 Are written by them. Actually, you'd be surprised that they're do you? I don't. I'm going to ruin another one for some of you guys listening here. There was a book called. Was it called? Frog and toad.
03:01:32 Speaking of the 90s.
03:01:34 And it was about a frog and a toad, and they they were friends and they hung out, written by a garage. You.
03:01:41 And there were gay lovers in his mind as.
03:01:43 He wrote it.
03:01:44 So if you like frog and toad.
03:01:48 It was, it was gay propaganda.
03:01:52 Yeah. Anyway, blue N Win says howdy, Mr. Stack. We're glad that you now sound on the mend. Were you able to safely eliminate the rest of your BLM's? Well, I said I'm.
03:02:04 I.
03:02:05 Eliminated their their soldiers. I got rid of their. Their the mean ones who have all. But by this point have.
03:02:12 Have starved to death somewhere in the desert.
03:02:16 And they will be hopefully those Queens.
03:02:19 I ordered will.
03:02:19 Show up tomorrow and then I'll be dropping them in the new hives, and then whichever ones don't accept Queens, I'll just.
03:02:29 Combine them with the hives that did.
03:02:31 And.
03:02:33 You know, it'll be I. I will probably euthanize some hives in the future just because while my plan did work it it just. I don't know if it's worth it, but it was worth it for those hives because they were just so big. It was a lot of resources to lose.
03:02:51 I've got some smaller hives that, once the honey flow is over, I'll take their honey and if while I'm taking their honey, they act like, you know, they act like this, they will get euthanized.
03:03:08 I didn't buy chloroform. What I found is another way to euthanize them is with.
03:03:15 What is it called? It's nail Polish remover. You know the.
03:03:21 I forget the chemical, but that also when it turns into a gas is heavier than air and will anesthetize them and then euthanize them.
03:03:31 So you can soak, or at least you know the. I haven't done this, but in theory you can soak a sponge in nail Polish remover and then drop that on top of the inner cover, close it up and then as it evaporates into the hive, it'll.
03:03:47 It'll kill them. And on on, I'll. I'll most likely end up doing that to a hive.
03:03:56 Almost more than anything, just to make sure it works.
03:03:59 I mean, I won't just do it to a high for no reason, but if I have an A hive like this, which I might.
03:04:04 I'll I'll test that out and if it?
03:04:06 If it wipes them out then.
03:04:08 I'll probably use that because I I to be honest, I kind of need to dial back. I I I my operation got bigger than I I wanted it to faster than I wanted it.
03:04:18 To.
03:04:19 I got aggressive with it and.
03:04:23 Which would be fine if they were normal bees, but having to deal with the the factor of the the killer bees and you know, not have trying to manage that many hives while dealing with killer bees is is really difficult.
03:04:40 UM, let's see here. Grizzly, Saxon. Grizzly. Saxon.
03:04:57 Grizzly Saxon, Christianity hates homogeneity or homogeneity, much like Islam and Judaism.
03:05:08 Homogeneity.
03:05:10 Much like, how do you how do you mean that though?
03:05:17 I mean, if you're.
03:05:23 I mean.
03:05:26 It doesn't. It doesn't right cause there is there is like a.
03:05:30 But if you mean it that they hate.
03:05:32 Things being equal.
03:05:34 I mean, I I I'd have to understand, what? How you mean that exactly?
03:05:38 Because if you mean that there look, there are there's ways of interpreting it.
03:05:44 You know, like the the turn the other cheek.
03:05:49 If if a man asks you for your shirt, give him your coat too, like that sort of stuff.
03:05:55 It can be interpreted in.
03:05:57 By people and it has been.
03:05:59 To to lead to a I don't know what I don't know what, how to explain it, but like when charity becomes more important than any other aspect of of the the faith, and it does for some people, it does turn into like some suicidal tendencies.
03:06:20 I don't know if that's how you meant it though or not.
03:06:25 Grizzly Saxon.
03:06:28 Says to pay to play hammer authorizing. I'm not sure what that.
03:06:33 What that is for Marcella, White says. I've been a years long listener, but last stream was one of the best. It was wild seeing the news reports and documents backing up everything in the GWTW the book even addresses formation of the KKK as the response to the rapes.
03:06:54 For white women, and is an essential read for people, in my opinion, much more is revealed than its pages.
03:07:01 The GWT which was.
03:07:03 That.
03:07:08 Is it going to come up with something? I look it up. Probably not. Right. Oh, got got. You were just talk about gone with the wind. OK. Yeah. I have never read the.
03:07:18 Book.
03:07:20 But I think.
03:07:20 We've talked about the movie on the stream. I don't know. We've done a whole stream on it before.
03:07:24 But I did watch it fairly recently. I watched it within.
03:07:27 Like the last.
03:07:28 Year or two, I think.
03:07:31 But I remember. I've done so many streams it's it's hard for me to always remember everything I've covered.
03:07:37 Grizzly Saxon again.
03:07:39 See here. Hello.
03:07:42 Hello. Hello, hello.
03:07:47 Grizzly Saxon says Christianity, albeit evangelical sex, are the ones that give authority money and American military power to our enemies.
03:07:56 Christian Identitarians are the weak link of European peoples.
03:08:00 Blood and soil, kith and kin. This is the real litmus test.
03:08:07 UM.
03:08:09 OK, well again, here's The thing is, I don't think that the two are in. I come from a unique background. I come from a a Mormon background. As many of you know.
03:08:19 My family was was Mormon going all the way back to the founding. I know many Christians don't consider them Mormon, but more are Christian. But Mormons consider themselves Christian. They, you know, it's called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They believe in the King James version of the Bible.
03:08:39 They were in prior to the 1970s. I believe this all changed in 1978. Very race conscience.
03:08:48 That there there's many a speech that has been transcribed. In fact, even just private writings from church leaders going all the way back to the founding, talking about how I mean, look, Blacks weren't allowed to have the priesthood until 1978.
03:09:09 Because they were they, they couldn't be trusted with it. Basically they thought they saw as an authority that they weren't allowed to have, that they were. They had the mark of Cain, they they.
03:09:23 Food white people as as.
03:09:29 God's chosen people in a way, and it was basically Jews for white people in some ways in some ways not the the way that, that, that some of the critics say. But like in some ways.
03:09:41 And so I know it can work. I know, I know, it's compatible. I know that there were. There were very knowledgeable theologians in the Christian or in the Mormon church.
03:09:52 That.
03:09:53 That could square that with the King James version of the Bible just fine and did for centuries until the boomers got a hold of the the reins and ****** it all up in 1978.
03:10:04 But even if you look at the Book of Mormon, the the story is racial. The entire thing is racial.
03:10:11 Look at the same thing right in the same way that the black people were considered having the mark of Cain in the Book of Mormon. They, without getting into too much detail, it's literally a story of white people versus brown people. God curses an entire people and turns them brown.
03:10:30 As a warning to the the good white people, like that's in the Book of Mormon. There's no way of getting around that.
03:10:37 And while they kind of gloss over that these days.
03:10:43 That that wasn't glossed over back then.
03:10:46 In fact, I think that justified some of the.
03:10:50 The ways that the Native Americans were treated by some of the Mormons.
03:10:55 Because they were viewed as.
03:10:57 Having that mark warning them of danger and look, maybe it maybe it worked out right, maybe because they learned not to relax around Native Americans, because that could have been a mistake in.
03:11:08 In in many situations.
03:11:11 So I don't, I don't look and I don't know.
03:11:16 I don't know all the INS and outs of.
03:11:18 Of Orthodoxy or Catholicism or or, you know, even.
03:11:23 Presbyterianism or like that, but.
03:11:26 I I feel as if.
03:11:29 Racial solidarity.
03:11:31 Had it has existed in the past with whites who are Christians.
03:11:36 And it's just the way that it's been.
03:11:41 Interpreted as of late, that has has kind of changed that. So anyway, that's just my opinion. What do I ******* know? Why Lion white lion?
03:12:03 White Lion said, would be interested to hear your take on the Church of the creator. Then Classen and welcome to the Leith.
03:12:13 Documentary I'm currently reading Klassen's White Man's Bible. Thanks for all you do. I don't know any of this stuff.
03:12:21 I'll copy and paste it.
03:12:25 On my notes.
03:12:32 My notes that now inexplicably have csardas in them.
03:12:40 Blue North wind the husband suggests if you haven't done it yet, 5050 bleach, pneumonia and a bowl on top of the hive. Add a bag over the hive. Walk away. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that makes like mustard gas or.
03:12:53 Something, doesn't it?
03:12:57 I I I was always told that that was like almost like a World War One chemical weapon. When I was, when I worked in fast food as a teenager, never to mix the bleach with the ammonia because it would create some kind of horrible poison.
03:13:14 But yeah, I think the I think the.
03:13:17 The nail Polish and river stuff will work just as well.
03:13:20 Grizzly Saxon.
03:13:30 Grizzly Saxon white guilt for the fairy tales of the Jews and the continuous gaslighting of western peoples allowed our white kids to be basically third class.
03:13:40 No apologies, one regret at being the saviors of the Jews. Ironically, Jews have the gumption to say that no one saved them during World War Two. Like I told you before, if you know they are the they're the least.
03:13:54 Yes.
03:13:55 I mean, I've said this on, on on several occasions that if.
03:14:01 That if the Holocaust was real.
03:14:04 And our grandparents and great grandparents went to Europe.
03:14:10 And died.
03:14:12 In the hundreds of thousands.
03:14:14 To liberate Jews from the Holocaust.
03:14:19 Why is there not a single monument and there's not?
03:14:24 Built by Jews.
03:14:26 Thanking us for it.
03:14:31 Where's the giant statues?
03:14:34 Of GIS.
03:14:36 Walking. Starving.
03:14:38 You know.
03:14:40 Concentration camp Jews.
03:14:43 Out of Auschwitz?
03:14:46 So if it did happen.
03:14:49 They they are the the most ungrateful **** ** ******* alive.
03:14:57 And and and moreover.
03:14:58 It's even worse because they try to make.
03:15:00 You feel bad for for it.
03:15:02 OK.
03:15:03 They try to blame it on you.
03:15:05 Thin Red Line says Hello Devin. You've often spoken about how the hippies open up a porthole to hell. I recently came across one of these portholes. I don't know if you're familiar with a guy called Dave McGowan. He did a lot of work on MK Ultra type programming. His last book, weird scenes inside Laurel Canyon.
03:15:25 Is about a hippie movement, he about a hippie movement. He died of a rare type of cancer. One year later. I'll I'll take a look at that one thing. I was that that's kind of in line with.
03:15:38 What you're.
03:15:38 Talking about, I was listening to actually hold our Bell up episode. I know you guys.
03:15:45 Really surprised by that. And they started talking about some. It was it was in the the time of little cannon and all that stuff where you had, like, all these Satanists in California.
03:15:58 And one this cult like split off from like the The the main.
03:16:04 Cult and they.
03:16:08 Uh.
03:16:11 They had, they were. They were trying to open. They were literally trying to make like a Stargate kind of a thing.
03:16:16 And they end up getting busted because some some.
03:16:19 Kid with one of the.
03:16:20 The cult members kids accidentally burned down part of it, and so they locked him up in, like a shipping container.
03:16:27 For like a you know.
03:16:28 Like months, he almost died and then law enforcement got involved and.
03:16:34 I'm trying to find the details of that event.
03:16:38 And I and I can't find. I'll have to go back and maybe try to get that episode and see if I can get some names.
03:16:46 Norman King says 10 or Norman King, 1066 says can I get a look?
03:16:51 Or can I get a look how Julie this *** is it's my son's favorite. Also, Jews are the synagogue of Satan and literally worship him. Always laugh at their side. Burn curls though. Satan is probably a ****** ******.
03:17:08 Uh, well, I played earlier. I'm sure it'll play again. In fact, it might play. How about this? We'll play it now. We got Richard.
03:17:19 Why not? Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend yourself with.
03:17:26 Look how Julie this Fagg is.
03:17:42 Richard, just sending some support. PS The 90s were really.
03:17:46 They Jewish and necrophilic.
03:17:50 Uh, yeah. Yeah, it was. Uh.
03:17:54 I can't think that it probably wasn't a decade that it was less cool to be a straight white male, or at least that was the beginning, because now it's even less cool, I guess now. So it's it's been progressively worse, but the 90s, it was super, not cool. Every white kid in ******* school was. I mean, if 23andMe had existed, holy ****, they would have been excited because there I remember.
03:18:14 Every ******* kid in school trying to find some kind.
03:18:16 Of diversity in their background, like I had a friend that was like Elizabeth Warren, levels of Indian and he was all excited that he could tell people he was Native American because being white was that uncool.
03:18:29 Norman King, 1066. I heard Jerusalem is the most homeland Fested city in the world. Sodom and Gomorrah needs the sequel called Sodom and Gomorrah. 2 get in the mega pit. Roses are red, violets are blue, God hates fagots, and so should you. Well, in Tel Aviv.
03:18:47 Is is even gayer than Jerusalem, but I could be wrong about that.
03:18:52 Canadian Daily News says 1488 for you keep up the great work and the show you are playing feels so staged. Well, I'm sure they recorded. I mean, it wasn't like before a live audience. They recorded it and edited it. And and, you know, all everything like that was staged in the same way that like Jerry Springer.
03:19:12 Was staged and.
03:19:14 But those guys are are are real are were real Neo Nazis.
03:19:19 You know.
03:19:22 Uh, my cute little friend, my cute little friend.
03:19:30 This whole gay **** intolerant started with this guy Karl Heinrich Ulrichs.
03:19:37 I wonder.
03:19:39 I wonder if he's a fellow white.
03:19:43 I will put that in my notes.
03:19:44 Too.
03:19:46 I'm not familiar with that name.
03:19:52 My fellow White says, sorry to go on about it, but gone with the wind. It details about the Yankees even speak English and that they kept coming and coming. They were European migrants fighting for money and citizenship. The book greatly details battle strategies and more.
03:20:10 I'm convinced the same playbook is looming ahead with these waves of male migrants.
03:20:15 Yeah.
03:20:17 Yeah, I I have to. I have to read the book. Maybe I'll get the audio book.
03:20:23 And listen while I'm doing stuff, Bessemer 72 says, hey, Devin, I was reading that bee stings venom can be used to alleviate and prevent arthritis. That means you have like bionic ankles now. Well, luckily I don't have arthritis. Well, I'll tell you, it does it. It does kind of numb things in the.
03:20:42 You know, weird. I mean, my ankles were on fire though, like my ankles, so I had knives in them for, like, at least a day.
03:20:49 I I I don't know. I don't think I'm getting that kind of benefit. I think what happens is if you have arthritis, you have inflammation.
03:20:58 And so by getting stung by bees, old people will do that. It's called apitherapy.
03:21:05 And then the, I guess the the immune system goes to attack the.
03:21:10 The bee venom. In doing so, it alleviates the inflammation.
03:21:16 With the joints, but I don't I I don't know.
03:21:18 100I.
03:21:18 Don't know how backed by science that all is, but I know people do it.
03:21:23 Spy Hunter says ***** on the right. How I beat this PlayStation game ***** on the left. How I beat this PlayStation game. Alright, white cake says.
03:21:40 Bring back hadisi ISM as a proud hadist my hatred for tolerance knows no bounds.
03:21:47 Yeah, I kind of.
03:21:47 Wish they still used that term. It sounds super *******.
03:21:50 Gay.
03:21:51 Jerry Night, 21, says I wonder sometimes about Lucas Gage.
03:21:56 Well, that's pretty vague.
03:22:00 Spy, Hunter says. Imagine being a ***** mitigator you talk about the guy who?
03:22:08 Brokered the peace between the Bloods and the *****.
03:22:12 Yeah. I don't even know.
03:22:14 War Goose says round it out.
03:22:17 Not sure what that means. Skyline says Hi, Devin great show. Appreciate that.
03:22:23 Bessemer, 72, says Haiti was burning piles of policemen today.
03:22:28 Not surprised.
03:22:30 And coming to a neighborhood near you.
03:22:34 Marcus, furious. Camillus.
03:22:49 Hi Devin, I forgot what stream it is, but you had mentioned that every gay guy you ever met was abused. I wanted to say from my own experience living that lifestyle. Yes, literally every single one of them, including me, was abused or groomed.
03:23:04 And it takes years of therapy to undo it.
03:23:06 ZAP them all. Yeah, unfortunately. And I'm very glad that you're able to get out of that. A lot of people can't. And the other thing is, a lot of these people, the lot of the, the the victims become the abusers. And so that's that's.
03:23:28 How it becomes a self perpetuating problem, which invariably means the more gay people and more gay acceptance you have, the more child abuse you will have. And then.
03:23:40 In turn, the more gay people you will have, and then more child abuse and it'll.
03:23:46 Yeah. And that's why we have the pit. But luckily it sounds as if you were.
03:23:50 Able to escape.
03:23:51 The.
03:23:51 Pit. And so that's good on you. Good on you.
03:23:57 Art Stanton, Art Stanton.
03:24:01 Let's see here.
03:24:03 1.
03:24:09 Art stanson great show tonight. Those animated singing bits are gold. Have you done that interview with blonde yet? I wasn't sure if she does them live or if they're recorded. No, I'm going to be live streaming with her soon. If she in fact she.
03:24:24 I mean, but right before the the show, we just have to work at a time. That's it. We both have busy lives. And so we just got to figure out time that works for both of us, but that should be fairly soon.
03:24:37 She's very persistent, so it'll happen.
03:24:40 And yes, other people too.
03:24:43 Well, I know the the list is long.
03:24:47 It a lot.
03:24:48 Of it. Honestly, a lot of it's just been the.
03:24:50 Bee stuff the bee stuff.
03:24:53 It's been very time consuming, but it's it's winding down now so it's not as bad.
03:24:59 Ah, let's see here. Man of low moral fiber. A crude but fitting 4 Chan quote quote tolerance is the Lube that helps slip the ***** of dysfunction into the *** of a civilized society.
03:25:15 Comedically, falsely attributed to Plato, my parents tolerate ******* and Jews, even though they get perpetually irritated by the products of jewelry and or Niger D or something.
03:25:33 Yeah, well, the tolerance is just like I said, it's ignoring and an infection that you should go see.
03:25:38 A doctor about.
03:25:39 And that's literally what it.
03:25:40 Is.
03:25:41 That's literally what it is, system approved, Rebel says. There's an interesting graphic from 2020 on fuel tides. Telegram channel. The bar graph is a percentage of those, and this is this is gonna.
03:25:53 Be really long, isn't it?
03:25:55 In favor of withdrawing military support for Israel based on religion at the top of the chart, unsurprisingly, are Muslims at 71%, followed by atheists at 60%, Hindus at 59%, agnostic at 50 or going to the whole graph here, blah blah blah. Lots of lots. Lots of numbers.
03:26:15 After that dropped significantly to the sub 35% figures, remaining Christian groups on the lower half of the chart. The question is why do Jews massively push mass immigration from non Christian brown, black and yellow count?
03:26:29 That are opposed to assisting Israeli state while peddling critical race theory, which there.
03:26:38 All right.
03:26:40 Bottom line, let me go. Hold on. Let's see. Add. You have, like a lot of message here. There's like a novel. You've.
03:26:47 Sent here.
03:26:52 OK. Well, I'll just make it easy for you.
03:26:57 Who Jews look at whites as their competitors.
03:27:03 I mean, religion aside, white people.
03:27:07 Are there competitors?
03:27:10 White people are their historic enemies.
03:27:14 White people.
03:27:16 Have they have axe to grind with white people because white people are the ones that have expelled them from their countries for centuries?
03:27:26 And so that's what's important.
03:27:29 I mean, every every white American could be atheist or whatever. They still hate white people.
03:27:40 It's independent of of whether or not these people that come in here are Christian or or whether or not they support Israel, because to them.
03:27:41 And.
03:27:53 It's it's it's, I don't think.
03:27:56 I don't think they see it as a as a long term problem. They might have been more. It was probably more important in the in mid century.
03:28:06 The mid 20th century, when they were first getting off the ground.
03:28:09 And and certainly obviously today they're still in somewhat of a precarious situation without the support of the United States.
03:28:20 But I think that by the time.
03:28:23 You don't have United States supporting Israel. I think Israel feels as though they'll they'll have either other allies or technology that is superior or some other way of of getting out of it. Or maybe they're just, you know, they're short sighted.
03:28:43 But ultimately, the answer to that question is they they see white people as their enemy, their number one enemy, the number one enemy and competitor is white people.
03:28:54 And so displacing them and destroying them. White solidarity, solidarity especially.
03:29:02 They look at white people.
03:29:03 In groups and all they see is a bunch of goose stepping Nazis. That's all they see.
03:29:09 Even even though sadly that's far from the truth.
03:29:13 And their paranoia about that will drive them to do irrational things. So it doesn't always have to make sense. You know, it just.
03:29:22 They they don't.
03:29:23 See these other groups as competitors, really. And that includes even like the Muslim countries.
03:29:32 Man of low moral fiber. I cannot even go to church because every church I go to is bending over to give money to *******, Jews, Mexicans, single Moms, Indians, etcetera. I can't stand it. I can't find a single church that says we don't want ******* here. This is a place of worship.
03:29:50 Yeah. Good luck. Good luck finding a a white so many Christian Church. I I don't think that exists really.
03:29:59 I mean, aside from like I said, like the the Christian identity guys and their.
03:30:06 I don't know if they're even really a thing anymore. I'm sure they are in in very small numbers.
03:30:14 My cute little friend out out of topic, do electric cars cause erectile dysfunction? I want to buy one inside video of a guy talking about how it affects men's.
03:30:24 I don't.
03:30:26 I mean, I don't know. I mean, I'm sure it gives off electromagnetic.
03:30:33 Radiation because it would have to with the with the motors.
03:30:37 That big and and powerful and that much current going around, I mean, I doubt that some guy that made a video about it has any kind of conclusive evidence about that, but it's possible.
03:30:51 It probably be on par with.
03:30:53 Living under power lines, though, so you know which might also be bad.
03:30:57 I don't know.
03:30:59 Man of little moral fiber. I don't think we necessarily have to deport them, Deb. We could simply quit feeding them non whites. Only 48 hours of missed meals from cannibalism for blacks and no more than 96 hours for Mexicans.
03:31:13 As soon as the EBT goes off.
03:31:15 They will eat each other well.
03:31:17 I think it'd be a little more complicated than that and again, try to find the political will to make that happen even you know.
03:31:24 It would be the same problem.
03:31:27 And and and there'd be like mass violence. As a result. I mean, have you got, did you guys see that news story ET stopped working in Walmart and Walmart knowing that if they if they just stopped accepting it?
03:31:42 That the black people would just.
03:31:44 Start looting and rioting.
03:31:46 So they just let the black people leave with stuff.
03:31:51 Because they didn't. Yeah, they they figured at least, though they won't burn the building down, you know, like they'll just take free ship and.
03:31:56 Right.
03:32:00 You know, once the and it it, it was only down for like a couple of hours and people were already get, you know, they had to make that call.
03:32:09 Let's see your system approved rebel. Here's an old Aussie joke. Enjoy. What do you call a group of aboriginals rolling down a hill? And.
03:32:19 Abo lanch.
03:32:26 Oh.
03:32:28 Alright, Marcus, furious. Camillus, you should look into the Orthodox Christianity. We understand that God made the race is different and that being unified on Earth is not possible. The only way we can be unified on Earth is through the church and different nations.
03:32:45 Yeah, I've, I've, you know, I've heard Orthodox people say things to that effect, that there is a element of nationalism.
03:32:54 Tied into their their church. But I don't know. I don't know all the INS and outs of it.
03:33:01 My cute little friend says there is actually money monument for an Oscar Schindler in Israel. The movie I think mentions it. Ohh there you go. They made a monument to make Schindler's list seem.
03:33:14 Like a real movie.
03:33:17 Kent Hugger says Mark Colette also invited you and said he would be glad if you could come on.
03:33:23 To.
03:33:26 Revised Black Klansman, but then he can't reach you. Come on and leave the bees for an evening and chill out with the boys. Like I said, it's part of. It's just like a time constraint. It's not. I can't just like, oh, just I'll just leave the bees and let my my friends cattle be attacked by them. You know I can't. You can't. It's.
03:33:46 It's. You can't just leave a loaded weapon out on the street, you know.
03:33:48 Them.
03:33:50 But I'll get a hold of them. Andromeda. Andromeda.
03:33:55 Sorry, real good. Good for real.
03:33:58 Hello.
03:34:01 Then it's amazing how you find these white hitting shows. They screamed to our faces that they hate us as far as the 90s go, I agree with you 100% **** these 90s. **** Casper Gomez.
03:34:12 And **** the ******* Diaz brothers. I bury those cockroaches. Thank you for another great show. Well, I appreciate that. Yeah, there's there's literally endless amounts of these shows I look, I remember. I didn't really think about at the time, but I remember this kind of stuff being on TV all the ******* time, all the time.
03:34:32 And they made jokes about, you know, being too PC and stuff like that in the same way people make jokes about being too woke and whatever. But it didn't didn't change the reality, did it? Didn't change course for anybody.
03:34:46 System approved rebel. Hi Dev and this link is not for you. I know you hate them. It's for those in chat who may want to be or may be interested in the Russian faith website article explaining why homosexuality is worse than murdered.
03:34:59 Well, there you go.
03:35:03 That sounds like an interesting argument depend I guess, depending on the on the form of homosexuality, I guess.
03:35:09 Right.
03:35:11 Good green vibe says no country for old men is high art with regard to filmmaking as a craft. In my opinion. It's one I really enjoy. I'm just curious as to whether that is one you take issue with in any case, thank you for all your hard.
03:35:27 Work.
03:35:28 I shot in the theater.
03:35:31 A million years ago, like whenever it was.
03:35:32 New.
03:35:34 And I.
03:35:35 To be honest, I was probably high because I don't. I remember Tommy Lee Jones is in it and that that guy with the weird.
03:35:45 What year did that come out?
03:35:51 2007. Yeah, I mean it's good possibility. I was, you know, and at that moment, I was also.
03:36:03 I I was viewing films more.
03:36:06 For cinema, that's that 2007 in particular. I was studying cinematography and some other things, and so when I watch movies, I usually focused on that aspect of it, I'd have to rewatch it. I don't know. It's been a long time.
03:36:20 Mayor of Lowell Fiber, power goes out. Or even just the Internet E BT quits working. Like you said, Walmart is already prepared to let them walk out with everything. It could break down quicker than you realize once the metaphorical fire is started, it will take some time to burn.
03:36:36 Out.
03:36:37 Well, you said it it.
03:36:38 It would be.
03:36:39 It's not.
03:36:42 You'd have to have the political will to turn to turn that switch. I mean, you could look.
03:36:50 There could be.
03:36:50 Situations in which outside forces made that happen in small.
03:36:56 Areas I.
03:36:59 You know, you know I'm talking about, but it wouldn't accomplish what we what you're talking about like it wouldn't, you know, it wouldn't. It wouldn't turn into Lord of the Flies. And then all next thing you know, every black person has killed every other black person. And you know, it's.
03:37:14 Just it it's.
03:37:16 They're just here. They're just.
03:37:18 Here and there's never going to be the political will to, I mean, look, we can't even we can't even stop giving the goodies to the illegal immigrants. You know what I mean? So it's there's no, there's zero political will and there's shrinking political.
03:37:33 Will of that.
03:37:35 I think we just need to start thinking about in terms of the future.
03:37:39 A. A separate place for us and try to think of viable ways of making that happen with.
03:37:48 A with a.
03:37:48 Path. I mean, there's people that, that that have.
03:37:54 Made the effort and I applaud them for this, for creating communities that are kind of separate in a way that almost like, you know, communes away from civilization and in in, in small pods.
03:38:14 I don't know what the right word you know, small communities within the United States and that's fine. And I think that works in the short term, but I think.
03:38:25 Long term, we need to start thinking about how do we if we're going to imagine that there has to be a place that would eventually become a nation for our people. What does that look like? What's the path for that? Does it even include staying within what is now the United States? Does it mean?
03:38:44 Immigrating somewhere else? I mean, look, the United States was populated by white people fleeing Europe, so it's not as if Americans, white European Americans.
03:38:58 Don't have them their genes. You know, we could just as easily flee the United States. And I I would be the first to admit that I would feel like defeat and it would feel wrong in some ways. But I have to imagine that a lot of my ancestors that came across the Atlantic to come to the new world had similar feelings.
03:39:19 Of betraying their their homeland or or leaving it and not knowing what was what was on the other side and what you know. And and and and it's.
03:39:30 It's a big thing.
03:39:32 And unfortunately, it's not like it was.
03:39:35 In the 1600s, where you had a A.
03:39:39 New World to to.
03:39:41 Go to and to go settle.
03:39:43 Or at least not in in the way that you did and.
03:39:46 You know, 400 years ago.
03:39:51 But we need to start thinking I think about that and thinking it, like I said.
03:39:55 There there are short.
03:39:56 Term solutions to this, but maybe we need to start thinking about a road map to a more long term solution to it.
03:40:06 Uh. Let's see here.
03:40:09 Art Stanton says every time I hear something like that Walmart story, I think of that old video you did about the twilight zone, where everyone has to tiptoe around the all powerful child to keep him from throwing a tantrum.
03:40:24 Yeah, yeah, I knew it was a good metaphor.
03:40:27 That is how they treat black.
03:40:30 Marcus, furious. Camillus. Dev. You inspired me. I was living in Alexandria, VA, only white person in my complex. Oh.
03:40:41 Has it gotten that bad?
03:40:43 A lot of Indians there and when I was there and it's been a long time. Well, it's been a long time since I was out in that area. I was, I was on the other side of the I was in on the the I was in, you know, actual DC. But I I would go to Alexandria.
03:40:56 And McLean and some other places.
03:41:00 And it was still pretty white, old money white. You know what I mean? But, like, all the new people come in were Indians that felt like or Asians like a lot of ******* Asians.
03:41:10 The only white person might complex constantly got ****** with dealing with Somalis and Ethiopians fighting. Yeah. And that wasn't quite what was going on when I was there yet. Or at least maybe not in the areas that I was going to. They even came after my dog moved away to Appalachia, gradually getting off the grid and away from these people need to get bees now. Yeah, place should be a good place to have bees.
03:41:31 No. Africanized bees that that would be.
03:41:34 A good little good little spot.
03:41:38 Glock 23 says part one in the 90s. I was a ******** neo-Nazi in all white school and a small country town. The school staff was very concerned and forced me to talk to a counselor. Then someone came to school a couple days a week and took me out of class for a while for IQ tests.
03:41:59 The average IQ is 99. I scored 109 and the three IQ tests as a sophomore. The school staff was shocked and called my parents and told them my IQ score. They must have thought me a Nazis were dumb.
03:42:17 Yeah. Well, I mean that's that's the way. I mean first of all, I mean those people on that show don't come across as super.
03:42:24 Mark and and that's kind of the impression that I think most Americans had. It was like, yeah, it's these, you know.
03:42:30 Hate field.
03:42:31 Lunatic Low IQ people and yeah, like I said, I hung out with with the skinheads and stuff, and there was definitely high IQ skinheads in high school.
03:42:45 But not all of them were.
03:42:48 I'll tell you that much right now I'm just being real man of low moral fiber. Also, did you see the ******* bankrupted Red Lobster by taking advantage of the free shrimp promotion to feed their entire extended family and then cried racism when Red Lobster tried to police.
03:43:07 Them can't have anything with blacks. Sorry for so many chats. Thanks for the the stream. Yeah, I saw that. I was actually making fun of that. Was there was someone that a friend of mine had never been to Red Lobster and I and.
03:43:20 I.
03:43:22 There was a it might have been Jerry Springer.
03:43:26 I want to find that clip. I want to find that clip.
03:43:31 It might have been like Ricky Lake or something, but I remember when I was a kid, laughing my ******* *** off because I was watching some daytime talk show after school.
03:43:43 And there was this black lady. It was one, you know, it was one of those episodes. They always have of just ghetto trash with their ghetto trash. ******* problems. I don't remember what it was, but there was some black lady and she was talking about like, how fancy.
03:44:01 Her her boyfriend was and it cause she some someone in the audience called her like low class or something like that. And she I'll never forget, she said. Uh, my man. Take care of me, my man. Take me to Sizzler. Take me.
03:44:16 To red lobster.
03:44:18 This and I just started ******* laughing. That's so. I'm just like, wow. Yeah, this fancy going to ******* Sizzler. ******* red lobster.
03:44:30 And I always wanted to find that ******* clip. Oh, I wish I could. If tell you if anyone in the chat knows with with it, I I I feel like it was like Ricky Lake or something like that. One of these days. Maybe I should just, you know, maybe I should.
03:44:43 Do a.
03:44:43 Search for that. I'll probably find all kinds of stupid stuff now, though. My man take.
03:44:51 Care.
03:44:53 Of Maine.
03:44:55 Take me to Sizzler and red.
03:45:00 Lobster.
03:45:09 Now.
03:45:11 Now, yeah, it's just a bunch of irrelevant stuff. Anyway, that'd be a funny one to have.
03:45:21 Cardiff.
03:45:23 Cardiff.
03:45:28 A.
03:45:30 Cardiff says I went to Iceland in 2018.
03:45:36 And see the way they live. Have you been? No, I have not. Ten days there and never heard of siren and barely saw a police car. I saw less than 10 non whites. The ban on circumcision was killed by, of course the Jews and the rabbi who moved in. Yeah, it was. It was later like one.
03:45:55 Like one Jew that lives there, that's all it takes to ruin a society.
03:46:03 Man, I've no I have been there. I've been to other countries that were shockingly white. And it's it just felt glorious, man of low moral fiber. I believe in black versus Mexican racial war is going to happen within the next 10 years. I'm an optimist now. I don't know.
03:46:20 Mark is furious. Kim Ellis, you mentioned the cycle of abuse. It's very real thing. Older faggs love to send **** to young guys who wander into their space. I very frequently heard you or heard you're so mature and that when I was eight years old.
03:46:36 Followed by being asked for pictures when and being sent the most ******** thing imaginable. No pit big enough. I am not surprised at all **** are groomers.
03:46:48 They're rumors.
03:46:50 And which is why when you see people like David Rubin and his little **** buddy making making little boys.
03:46:59 You know, buying them from the little gaming store, you got to wonder what's going to go on in that household.
03:47:06 Marcus, furious, Camillus. We turned our back on God. So he's leaving us at the mercy of evil men. Many such cases.
03:47:14 The Nova area is just boomers, Jews and their black pets. Now, I still drive down there for work. 711 near my old apartment had me more on edge than Afghanistan. Well, many such cases. That's. Yeah. Isn't there like a?
03:47:34 I wonder if they still do that they used to estimate crime in a neighborhood based on how many 7 elevens there are.
03:47:42 Or maybe with circle K's?
03:47:55 I can't find that there. There was. I forget what it was, but there was some of economist or someone that was they could accurately estimate the crime of a neighborhood based on how many he was either Circle K or seven elevens. But basically the same thing. Art Stanton said that thing about boys being sexually abused by men.
03:48:15 And turning gay is so weird to me. I'm pretty good at understanding psychology, but that one has.
03:48:20 Really stumped. You were or you were abused as a child, so now you want more of that. Not trying to be * ****, but it makes. But make it make sense. Well, just be thankful that it doesn't make any sense. I obviously, you know, don't understand that either in terms of, you know, first person, but.
03:48:40 I mean, it doesn't.
03:48:43 It doesn't make sense. It's just one of those things that's it's statistically true. And so it's.
03:48:49 Uh, yeah, I mean, I guess you have to ask like Milo or something to to to explain it to you. All right, let's go to.
03:49:00 Over to rumble.
03:49:03 Rambo, we have power and YZ, little known fact. The Skinhead death camps gassed 6 billion Asians and explains why even the day most lamp shades have Asian DNA in the fabric course. Talking about the the claim that skin heads were going around beating up Asians power and Y.
03:49:22 Is or why? Why is he again racial issues in America are easily explained. The Bolsheviks failed with their class struggle in Russia, the Eastern European Jews shifted to race wars when they came here, it was plan B1, it seemed to.
03:49:38 Of.
03:49:39 Work quite well.
03:49:42 New World Shorter says thank you for what you do. I appreciate that.
03:49:47 Minority reported says thanks for the stream. You said it twice though. Says thank you. Ah, that always does that when I Click to this, it just randomly starts going. So hopefully that wasn't a mistake, but I appreciate.
03:49:52 Orders.
03:49:53 All right.
03:50:01 Like that *****, spritzer says if I were President, I would only make laws that would lead to there being fewer blacks. The blacks are super gross. OK, the the 3/5 compromise was just about on target Visa V the personhood of blacks. Well, see again.
03:50:23 That's the stuff you can't. That's not very persuasive to most people. You have to, even in 1898, they weren't talking like that. In 1898, they said.
03:50:33 Look, you know they didn't. It's not their fault they're here. It's not. It's really not. I mean, what do you say to a black whose family's been here for 400 years and was dragged here literally kicking and screaming? They just got to go now, and it's a little more complicated than that. And I'm not. I'm not going to say they're not not.
03:50:54 Keep.
03:50:54 People universally, and there's some that just are not people, but there's some of them, every race that are subhuman, there seem to be an awful lot of blacks that fit that.
03:51:06 Category I will.
03:51:07 Admit, but you know, this is The thing is you, you you have to have.
03:51:12 You have to have what makes white people great. You have to have it has to be in check. But you have to have that compassion and understanding and rational.
03:51:22 Approach to the problem. We can't just be low impulse control and and lash out angrily at a problem that is complex and is going to require a lot of.
03:51:37 A lot of.
03:51:40 Patients.
03:51:41 And a lot of.
03:51:44 Complex solutions to fix, but I do understand where you're coming from and I appreciate that. All right, guys. Oh, here we go. One last one. We're going to get out of.
03:51:57 Charles Ingall says. I know your movie list is long enough already, but a great companion movie to the pet con series would be the 2016 movie Imperium.
03:52:08 Harry Potter plays an undercover fed infiltrating white nationalist movements of the usual cliches. Really.
03:52:15 I will add that to the notes I've.
03:52:17 Never heard of that?
03:52:19 It's more recent than probably. That's probably why I used to watch. Like almost every movie that came out.
03:52:26 And uh or not, every but like a lot. And I just kind of kind of fell off.
03:52:31 Fell off around probably around 2015 or so.
03:52:38 All right, guys. Well, I hope you all have a good rest of your week. Of course, we'll be back here on Saturday.
03:52:45 In the mean time.
03:52:49 For Black pilled I.
03:52:50 Am of course.
03:52:53 Different stack.
03:52:56 Stop, stop, stop, stop.
03:52:58 We live here on sacred land.
03:53:01 On stolen land ground.
03:53:04 Oceans are muddy and filthy.
03:53:06 Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
03:53:08 Stop. GAIL weeps and cries as she watches our destruction.
03:53:12 Stop this.
03:53:13 Stop this.
03:53:14 Stop this.
03:53:15 I'm 19.
03:53:16 I'm eleven. I'm 14. I'm.
03:53:18 17710 eleven G10.
03:53:21 I'm scared here in the.
03:53:23 I'm.
03:53:24 I'm scared. Act out here. Stop. Stop this. Stop this. Stop.
03:53:29 Concrete cover.
03:53:31 Stop decaying and dying. This affects us all. Stop.
03:53:35 Stop this. I'm scared to dream. I'm scared to plan this.
03:53:39 Stop.