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00:07:57 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
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00:08:05 I'm your host, of course.
00:08:07 Devon Stack. Hope you're having a a good weekend. Hope you guys were able to make it through the week without me.
00:08:16 I know it's probably rough, probably probably really difficult.
00:08:21 But I got a lot done.
00:08:24 Umm.
00:08:25 So it was.
00:08:26 Good it was.
00:08:28 It was good because I'm trying to get that book done. Trying to get that book done. Anyway, we have a lot to cover tonight, as you might imagine.
00:08:37 We're going to talk about a video that went viral.
00:08:42 A video that went viral not that long ago. I think we all know the video I'm talking about, obviously this video.
00:08:49 Niger be warned, we have time. We will get your first born first.
00:08:55 I'm. I'm kidding, of course, but only only sort of.
00:08:59 Only sort of.
00:09:02 That is part of the video that went viral.
00:09:03 Yeah.
00:09:05 A couple of years ago.
00:09:07 Basically, a old documentary was brought out.
00:09:13 And they and by a black guy who shared selectively shared clips from it.
00:09:21 To show how racist America used to be, and they got.
00:09:25 A lot of coverage.
00:09:32 Yeah, PBS documentary that aired over 40 years ago is currently trending on social media after being rediscovered by Hunter College grad student solo on a Sunday, and SOLAS. Joining us this morning. Sola, thanks so much for being with us now. This documentary first aired in 1976.
00:09:47 Thank you for.
00:09:48 Having me.
00:09:51 How did you come across it? How? What? What were you doing when you were, you know, when?
00:09:55 You came across it.
00:09:56 Basically I was just looking for.
00:09:59 Engagement. Engagement.
00:10:00 We saw engagement across all social media platforms.
00:10:03 And the worst part is, is that they're so wracked with white guilt, they buy into it.
00:10:10 That's right. So he was sharing clips of evil white people saying racist things completely out of context and ignoring what the actual documentary.
00:10:22 Was about.
00:10:24 And what it was about was a neighborhood.
00:10:30 In a suburb of New York that was one of the.
00:10:33 Few.
00:10:34 Neighborhoods cheap enough for middle class white people to afford and not still and not have to live with black people.
00:10:44 And that's because a lot of well, because of the great negro migration that destroyed American cities all across the country, we've covered this with other cities and other. And in New York, we've talked about specifically. But a lot of the blacks after.
00:11:02 Well, beginning after, after the Civil War, but really picking up after the the turn of the century, they started to filter up into the northern states into and they gravitated towards urban areas where there were resources.
00:11:19 And well, little by little 8 away and destroyed perfectly wonderful cities like Detroit. As an example. Baltimore the you know, you name it. There's really wasn't a a major American city that wasn't touched by this.
00:11:34 And I mean bad touch.
00:11:37 So New York obviously was was inundated by blacks from the South.
00:11:42 And they were destroying.
00:11:46 Everything in their path essentially, I mean to put it, to put it plainly, that's that's basically what happened. And so the same thing that happened in every American city happened in New York, where you had white flight, where whites would leave and they would move to.
00:12:03 Suburbs, but increasingly, especially in a place like New York, a lot of white people were getting priced out of these suburbs because the rich people wanted didn't want to live next to blacks either, and they had more money.
00:12:17 So this is one of these last places that white people could really afford to live there, and they they were experiencing what's called blockbusting.
00:12:28 Blockbusting is where Jews and we've covered this in a stream where Jews will, activists will.
00:12:37 Usually Jews, but activists will purposely target a white neighborhood that has done whatever they've they've been able to do to keep blacks and other people out of their neighborhoods.
00:12:50 They will sometimes secretly buy a home in the neighborhood using a Jewish front man or a white front man, and then a black family moves into the house.
00:13:01 And as soon as that happens, well, the same thing that happens every time a black family moves into the house into a house in the neighborhood.
00:13:10 The lot of the white people start to leave and the prices start going down. In fact, the prices start going down so low that other black people can actually afford to live there, and so they do. And then the whole neighborhood, you know, it just the cancer spreads and and congratulations, Jews. You've destroyed yet another white neighborhood.
00:13:31 And that's that's basically what was going on.
00:13:34 And this documentary was covering a family. Who?
00:13:42 I've I've I really dug into their back. I tried to find.
00:13:46 Some evidence that they were it's it's a peculiar family. Let's just say they're actually not even Americans. They were from Trinidad.
00:13:55 And they lived in England, and then they came to New York and decided they had to live in this. They had to. They just absolutely had to live.
00:14:04 In this white neighborhood where where they were unwelcome. In fact, when the neighborhood found out.
00:14:09 That a black family had bought the home they they vandalized the home.
00:14:15 They set it on fire.
00:14:17 And that they still insisted on living there, and there were protests in far their house. And they still insisted on living there. And they kept complaining. Oh, we just want somewhere that's peaceful for our family. OK, well, obviously that's not the case.
00:14:32 Because if that's really what you wanted.
00:14:35 You wouldn't live here because it's not going to be peaceful for your family. They don't want.
00:14:38 You.
00:14:38 There and I don't know why. I mean, I wouldn't want to live somewhere where I clearly wasn't wanted. And yet you seem very insistent on this, almost as if there's some some other component here.
00:14:50 Right, almost as if there's some other motivation that you keep denying.
00:14:55 And justice, like with the other neighborhoods that we've covered, the white people who live there kind of sense that there was some kind of outside forces at work, and they resented that. And it became a national story.
00:15:11 So it was. It was kind of a big deal and it within this documentary, which is like an hour long, they they of course because it's propaganda and we'll get into maybe some of the specifics of that.
00:15:25 They they had little clips of white people being racist, and of course, that's what what this guy was sharing on social media. Without the the larger context of what that was in relation to.
00:15:38 So when you, I decided I'd take a look at the the the entire documentary itself.
00:15:44 And you know, First things first, you realize, well, it's it's funded by the Ford Foundation.
00:15:52 Funded by the Ford Foundation and you got to understand, the Ford Foundation was, it was Henry Ford's money.
00:15:59 It was Henry Ford's money being used against white people after his death. That's how almost all of these foundations have gone.
00:16:09 And if you want to look at into why or how that took place.
00:16:15 Well, you look no further than the man who was responsible, who was the president of the Ford Foundation at that time.
00:16:25 Right here. Mcgeorge Bundy.
00:16:29 Kind of a weird name. His first name was Mick George. I don't know, but he. But he was. He was CIA. He was basically in in the CIA before the CIA. He was a a member of the Military Intelligence during World War two-part of the OSS. He worked for Kennedy.
00:16:49 Before he was assassinated and then went on to work for Johnson after he was assassinated.
00:16:56 And George Mbunda here was the head of the Ford Foundation, and he's the one that changed all of the the the direction that the money from from Henry Ford's fortune.
00:17:14 That he channeled it into civil rights causes.
00:17:18 And here's a quote. We believe that full equality for all American negroes is now the most urgent domestic concern of this country. And he said that in 1966, in a speech where he was outlining how they were going to start.
00:17:38 Sending money to these black organizations, that money went to the N double ACP.
00:17:46 The the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, but also their legal defense and education fund, the Southern Regional Council, the Congress of Racial Equality, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. And then you might see that big one, the National Urban League.
00:18:08 Now The funny thing is, you look into this and the leftists that talk about this funding source.
00:18:19 They they see it as an attempt by centrists and moderate whites to capture the momentum of the civil rights movement and with money trying to direct where it goes.
00:18:36 Whether or not those allegations are.
00:18:38 True.
00:18:39 It doesn't really matter because what in effect happened was not that it was not moderated, it was not steered in a direction and we all know we're living it. We're living exactly where this all went.
00:18:53 So regardless of what the intention was, Henry Ford's money was pumped into civil rights projects and organizations, and instead of, you know, white advocacy groups wouldn't that, wouldn't that have been a a terrible crime had Henry Ford's money?
00:19:14 Yeah, been pumped into causes like that.
00:19:18 And it's also funny because you look at the time that this happened, a lot of pro white people were very upset that this was happening. They were very upset that Henry Ford, who was not exactly secretive about his thoughts about race and about Jews, I mean, you could get.
00:19:38 A copy of the International Jew at a Ford dealership for free. If you wanted to.
00:19:46 And there were lots of customers that were very upset with this funding. And so they did what white people often do, even though well, with the same result, really, they're they're going to boycott, you know, just like a white people, we're going to boycott.
00:20:05 Oh, I don't know what is it? What is it? This week, Netflix, you know, you know bud light like, whatever.
00:20:12 So here's a letter from an angry white person. Dear Sir, we are members of the White Citizens Council. We are 43,000,000 strong in the United States, have big talk, big talk. One of our officers said that the Ford Foundation is giving money to the civil rights groups.
00:20:33 We are going to get the names of such companies giving money to civil rights groups starting September 15th and we are going to boycott all these companies and their products.
00:20:48 Well, yeah. And as we all know, Ford went out of business.
00:20:53 Forward, you know, go go broke, as they say.
00:20:57 Ford went out of business and is no longer a company.
00:21:01 Obviously that's ridiculous. And look, it had the exact same result that all these stupid boycotts that right wing people attempt to do.
00:21:12 Have today.
00:21:14 So.
00:21:15 0 results whatsoever.
00:21:19 And so then we go to.
00:21:22 The intro, the intro of the.
00:21:26 Documentary.
00:21:32 Right.
00:21:36 Ah yeah, so terrible. The funny thing is though, they edited that.
00:21:41 Where, where, when? There. Well, there might have been people chanting wiggers go to Hells, which that's supposed to sound like, right?
00:21:48 Really, when they show this exact piece of footage later on in the documentary, they're actually saying Spencers go to hell because they're talking about the family. Their last name is Spencer, that moved into the Black family, moved into the house. So they they deceptively edited it to make it look like.
00:22:09 There's crowds of white people yelling. Go to hell. And by the way, this is one of the clips that went viral on social media. The black guy posted was a an edited clip, but anyway.
00:22:24 We continue. This is one of the Spencers from Trinidad who moved into this house.
00:22:32 The only one reason this is happening is because we're black.
00:22:35 Basically, it's because I'm black.
00:22:40 Yes, it's because they're black. It's the only reason.
00:22:43 It's just these white people have this incredible rage when it comes to darker skin.
00:22:50 They're obsessed with, with skin color, and that's the that's the only reason why these evil, stupid white people, including this guy, are concerned at.
00:23:00 Oh.
00:23:01 We're going to keep this neighborhood, we're going to keep Rosedale predominantly white the way it is, and we will not let a bad element then.
00:23:02 Right.
00:23:09 We're going to fight it. This is our right to, you know, they talk about rights for minorities. Where the hell are our rights for whites? That's what we're all about. Equal rights for whites.
00:23:20 Now this is the same kind of argument that you see today. See the reason why I I talk about no political solutions and being black pilled is unlike a lot of the the people that that think that that's feasible. I realize that all this has been tried before.
00:23:38 All of this stuff, I mean history repeats itself, and this problem has been around long enough to where it's already repeated itself a few times.
00:23:48 So this is a a group at a time when you you could openly talk about this stuff.
00:23:56 And white people would be receptive to it.
00:23:59 And you could say like, Oh yeah, but the Overton window is changing right now. Devon, like, white people are more receptive than ever. Actually, that's not true. It's not more receptive than ever. Hearing stuff like this, they were more receptive than ever.
00:24:12 Prior to the Civil Rights Act, and they were still pretty fucking receptive in the 1970s. This is when this is mid 1970s.
00:24:21 And so people were and I'll show you well in this documentary. You'll see the kinds of crowds that show up in the kind of rhetoric that's being yelled and and and and the the response that it's getting the, the unashamed response it's getting from the white people that live in these neighborhoods.
00:24:40 And I'll tell you that like, if you're talking about Overton Window shifting, it's far more in the direction away from where you want to go than it is the direction you want to go compared to 1974 maybe was 76, so.
00:24:58 He's he's the head of this.
00:25:00 Organization that's trying to keep the neighborhood white. He's open about it. He talks about that as their goal and the name of their organizations called Roar. I forget what it stands for, but it's, you know, it's basically, let's keep our neighborhood white.
00:25:15 And one of the reasons why he's talking about this in this way is just down the street.
00:25:24 You had S Queens.
00:25:27 South Queens, which is it was just like 14 miles away as the as the crow flies.
00:25:34 And as we'll we'll take a look at a clip from this here in a moment, S Queens was basically a a I'm sorry, S Bronx, not they're in Queens. S Bronx is a.
00:25:51 Well, it's. It's basically a war zone. It The during this time period.
00:25:55 Yeah, half the buildings have been burned to the ground because the white flight was so extreme that every white person left. And so the only people that live there were blacks and a lot of the the buildings were empty.
00:26:09 And people, you know, black people, that's what they do. They they trashed the whole fucking place. It looked like a third world country again. We'll show a clip here in a moment.
00:26:17 But that's the context. It's not like he doesn't have first hand experience. In fact, a lot of the people that live in Rosedale, they live there because they moved away from other neighborhoods that this had already happened to.
00:26:31 Like they grew up a lot of these guys. You can tell from their accents. They grew up in New York and they left these neighborhoods. They grew up in because black people had already moved there and destroyed them. And so they were about as close to New York as they. They could still be.
00:26:45 And and not be in a neighborhood overrun with black people.
00:26:53 There you go.
00:26:55 These are the people of Rosedale, the way it is tonight, their story.
00:27:01 Ah, yes. Tonight. The story of the people of Rosedale.
00:27:04 With Bill Moyers, Bill Moyers, who also worked for Johnson, he was Johnson's. I think it was press secretary.
00:27:15 So it's, you know, it's propaganda. This entire piece is propaganda. It's funded by CIA money and, well, pilfered CIA money. And it's hosted by Johnson's White House press.
00:27:33 Terry, so basically, you know, might as well be CIA and this is right. This is like peak operation mockingbird. So it probably literally is CIA and it's because the civil rights movement wasn't quite working out.
00:27:50 It wasn't quite working out the way that that was promised. You know, people were experiencing first hand what diversity actually was like. It's not unlike today. See, this is what I'm saying. It's really important to know where we came from or else you see a lot of this is the problem. A lot of people.
00:28:07 Especially younger people who don't have any kind of content.
00:28:10 Next they they look back at sitcoms from the 90s and and because there's no overt racism in the episodes, at least they've seen. They think that, like, oh, everything was like, nice and good. Everyone got along great in the 90s and then Black Lives Matter happen, and that radicalized black people and made them like this. And it's like.
00:28:30 No.
00:28:31 No, that's not at all what happened. It's it's the race. Race relations have never been good, have they've never been good. They've occasionally been good on TV, but they've never been good in reality. And this was the reality that a lot of people were living in the mid 70s is you're looking at a decade in after the.
00:28:51 All the civil, you know, the Civil Rights Act and the the Immigration Act of 1965, bringing bringing even even more people in.
00:28:59 And people that were white, middle class, lower middle class couldn't just up and move every time their neighborhoods turned into a diversity nightmare. And so they were having to actually confront this head on and try to find political solutions to this problem. And in order to try to brainwash.
00:29:19 Everyone that either had it hadn't reached them yet because they live somewhere so far in the suburbs that you know they like. Well, look, a lot of a lot of people, I would say in the 70s, a lot.
00:29:32 Of boomers and Gen. X, they did grow up in white neighborhoods and went to schools where there were very few non white children. There were still a lot of places like that in America, and almost as if to try to mask the the coming storm that was that was on the horizon.
00:29:52 That would eventually make it to a a neighborhood that these that the average person.
00:29:58 Then they had to make it sound like these kinds of problems were very localized and and very fixable. And don't worry guys, you know, this is just it's just a bump on the road, kind of a thing. So there's lots of propaganda ongoing, but especially, you know you, you know, obviously even today it's.
00:30:18 It's ongoing, but especially during the the post civil rights legislation, because otherwise like as we've talked about before, there's no one do button, they didn't add any provisions in this in this.
00:30:32 Complete paradigm shift. This complete sea change in the way our society was going to operate. There were no safety rails. There were no.
00:30:42 Mechanisms for undoing it if it didn't workout, it was just kind of a Hail Mary. Let's just do it, and when it wasn't working out, they had to kind of make it sound as if maybe maybe it could still work out.
00:30:57 So this is how it this is how it opens up. They they go across New York.
00:31:03 In a helicopter.
00:31:06 New York City.
00:31:07 One of the world's great cities and one of its most provincial.
00:31:12 The financial and communications capital of a nation.
00:31:16 For visitors, New York City is the skyline of Manhattan. For New Yorkers, it's a tangle of neighborhoods.
00:31:24 The skyline of New York keeps changing.
00:31:27 That's interesting.
00:31:30 It's pre programming, no, not really, but still it is interesting that they're like the skyline keeps changing cut to the twin towers.
00:31:39 Yeah, yeah, it it. It kept changing it still imagine that.
00:31:44 That, that, that feature of the skyline is about to change.
00:31:48 And what's up with the the helicopter sound? We get it. You're in a helicopter. We don't need to have the the the. I'm in a Vietnam movie sound effect plane.
00:31:56 So do its neighborhoods. 15 years ago, about 8 million people lived here. Today, the population is still about 8 million, but it isn't the same.
00:32:06 Since 1960, more than 1,000,000 whites have left New York.
00:32:10 City.
00:32:11 The Black and Hispanic population has grown by almost 1,000,000.
00:32:15 And it's still growing.
00:32:18 Oh, OK, I get it now. The helicopter sounds all of a sudden it makes way more sense.
00:32:24 See here I am no see how white I am here. I am saying it's a helicopter when in reality it's.
00:32:32 A ghetto bird from the hood.
00:32:34 Like.
00:32:44 Room window. But I ain't got shit.
00:32:47 So I can't put till I hear your face.
00:32:50 Going down mate mate.
00:32:53 Because every time that the pigs have got me, you're rubbing in with the flying Nazi military force. But we don't want you standing on my room. So fly like that, but don't follow up.
00:33:07 He does this shit down. I'm saying make sure it's hurt. Motherfuck you when you're.
00:33:15 From the.
00:33:15 That old bird? Yeah. It's another example of the 90s. Yeah, everything being great in the 90s, right?
00:33:21 Yeah, everything is great. And then I guess it's why there's songs about flying Nazis flying over the black neighborhoods because they had to, because it takes military look. That's the price you pay for black people in a neighborhood is just lots of crime and tons of expenditures when it.
00:33:41 When it comes to education and law enforcement, everything else, everything you can think of with really no benefit.
00:33:52 Yeah, yeah. So anyway.
00:33:55 Continue. Continue. Bill Moyers.
00:33:59 This is Rosedale, a community of 6000 families in the far southeastern pocket of the borough of Queens.
00:34:05 To the passing eye, it seems quiet, modest one and two family homes with fenced in lawns and tree shaded streets. The people who live here are almost all white working class Americans of Italian, Irish and Jewish roots.
00:34:19 Wait, wait, wait.
00:34:19 Those aren't white.
00:34:21 I can't. I can't. Well, the Jewish part.
00:34:25 Yeah, not real sneaky. I I thought it was funny, though. This whole neighborhood white. I mean, it's full of Irish people, Italians and Jews. It's like what?
00:34:38 You're not really selling me on the white thing here, but I'm kidding. Except for the Geo part. But yeah, yeah, good old Jews. Good old Jews. So, yeah, it's it's this. It's a white neighborhood with some Jews.
00:34:57 Of working class whites and a lot of them are are new new arrivals to America. We're not talking. Obviously these aren't like founding stock whites. These are Italian immigrants. Well, you know, the children are and grandchildren of Italian immigrants, Eastern European, non Jew, immigrants, Irish.
00:35:16 Immigrants. You know, people that that their families have been in America for, you know, roughly less than a century. And so there. But they they come here and they they're very.
00:35:32 Set by the racial dynamic because their family history in most cases was they came here with nothing, and now they're middle class. They had to work for it. They don't. They didn't get any handouts. Their families were in no way involved in in the slave trade because they weren't even here.
00:35:52 You know, they they showed up as immigrants.
00:35:54 And they're they're seeing their taxes go up, their property taxes go up. All these taxes that are going up to try to accommodate the, the flood of black people and and Puerto Ricans that are going into New York and with, with without contributing to the tax base. But yet.
00:36:16 Sucking a lot of resources out of the social welfare system.
00:36:24 And so they they they're kind of pisssed off. And as I mentioned, a lot of these guys, they had, they came here from other neighborhoods that had been completely destroyed, the neighborhoods they grew up in the neighborhoods of their families, had immigrated to from, you know, from.
00:36:43 Italy, or wherever they're all now black ghettos.
00:36:48 They've worked all their lives to afford these homes. Many came from the inner city, refugees from neighborhoods in the Bronx, Brooklyn and South Jamaica neighborhoods. They saw changing and dangerous to live in.
00:37:01 Now, as I said, when I mentioned the Bronx 14 miles away, where a lot of these people.
00:37:06 Came.
00:37:06 From this is in documentary that they made actually the same guy.
00:37:13 Made in two years later about this is this is what the Bronx was like.
00:37:21 The South Bronx it has all the superlatives, highest crime, poorest people's greatest unemployment, worst flight, and the world's record for arson in just ten years, more than 30,000 buildings have been set ablaze and abandoned here, many of them good, solid apartment houses built to last hundreds of years.
00:37:42 These were the homes of New York's working people, the Germans, Irish Jews and Italians who paused here on their way to the suburbs and to the American promise fulfilled.
00:37:52 Then came the poverty migration. Huge numbers of blacks and Puerto Ricans arrived as business industry in the middle class left jobs were fewer and fewer, welfare replaced work and the poor were trapped with nowhere to go. Higher costs, lower profits and the peculiar chemistry of poverty.
00:38:11 Caused landlords to flee their buildings, the result of fierce malignant urban cancer where the arsonist performs the final right.
00:38:21 Just say black people showed up. Just just say that.
00:38:24 So that's what they were dealing with. That's that was that was not just in their memories. That was happening at the moment.
00:38:32 So when they look across the water and they see that happening in real time to all the neighborhoods that black people showed up in, like, that's like the huge missing component.
00:38:45 To explain the reaction of white people in this scenario.
00:38:49 Where they're like? Well, fuck that. That's why we that's why we came here. We came here to escape that shit. And now you've got people who are purposely trying to block bust. They're purposely trying to ruin this white neighborhood. And we're not going to fucking take it. We're going to, actually, while there's some white racial solidarity still in existence.
00:39:10 Uh, we're going to try to.
00:39:11 Take.
00:39:11 A stand. And so they they did try.
00:39:14 These people save their money and made their escape to what they call the last frontier in New York City to Rosedale to what they hoped would be a safe and quiet.
00:39:23 Life.
00:39:24 In the early 1970s, a few middle class black families with very much the same idea in mind began to move to Rosedale, too.
00:39:31 Well, there goes the neighborhood.
00:39:33 The white saw they're coming as a threat. The forerunner of more blacks bringing crime, blight and poor services they had witnessed in other neighborhoods in the.
00:39:41 City.
00:39:41 I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
00:39:43 You're just imagining things.
00:39:46 Yes. Why would they think that? Why would they see black people moving to their neighborhood as a threat? It doesn't make any sense. It must be crazy imaginations of a of a bunch of racist people. So as I said.
00:40:01 When the Spencer family.
00:40:03 Who, inexplicably, they're not even Americans. That's the funniest shit, is they're not even Americans. For all I know, like quite literally, cause, like his the background that he that he did have didn't make a whole lot of sense.
00:40:18 He's from Trinidad and then England and then New York, and he has to live in this white neighborhood that hates him.
00:40:27 For all we know, he's intelligence. For all we know, he's part of the the. In fact, it might not even be like Jews in terms of like a like an NGO. It it might be like Jews as in an as in a GOP, but maybe not an NGO.
00:40:45 That where they were purposely doing this make creating this scenario so they could then make documentaries like this and and break up the neighborhood and try to destroy any kind of of white neighborhood white solidarity in the New York area. Because when they when they first purchased the house and the white people.
00:41:05 Found out about it. They, as I said, they vandalized the house and set it on fire.
00:41:10 There.
00:41:11 And I think if it was me, I'd be like, Oh well.
00:41:16 I don't want to. I don't even live there yet and.
00:41:18 I got kids.
00:41:20 I'm I'm going to bring my kids to this. I mean, why don't I just live somewhere else?
00:41:25 Why don't I just live somewhere else? They obviously don't want me there, but that's not what happened.
00:41:30 In 1971, a score of men and teenage boys using axes and picks nearly destroyed a house reportedly bought by a black man married to a white woman.
00:41:40 200 residents stood by and watched.
00:41:43 Since then, more than 10 acts of violence have been aimed at the few blacks living in Rosedale.
00:41:48 Then why do you live here?
00:41:52 Yeah. Why?
00:41:53 But again, this this also kind of illustrates the difference in white identity today.
00:42:01 Versus the 1970s.
00:42:04 Yeah, in, in, in what scenario really in what scenario in what part of the the country?
00:42:10 Would you have a situation like this where you have a white neighborhood?
00:42:16 And you find out that a black man married to a white woman is moving into the neighborhood. And so the local young white man go and take pickaxes to the house and and trash it while the rest of the neighborhood just like, cool.
00:42:31 Yeah, that's that's what I mean. When I when people talk about the Overton window shifting, it's like, no, no, no, you don't know. You don't know from where it it has shifted. You don't know where the white identity was at a certain point in time. And this was, you know, the incident they're talking about here as the example was in 1971.
00:42:52 So something similar happens to the Spencers when they when they move in.
00:42:57 The tension escalated with the coming of the Spencers in the summer of 74. Tony and Linda Spencer bought this seven room house on 136th Ave. They came to New York from the West Indies after living in London. Spencer a photo engraver in Manhattan, said they just wanted a good place to live, but some white suspected them of blockbusting of trying to force.
00:43:17 Or property values on Rosedale homes so other blacks could afford to buy here.
00:43:21 Why would you think that?
00:43:25 Yes. Why would you think that this international black family with this?
00:43:31 Photo engraver in Manhattan. Hmm. OK, he just has to live here. He just has to live here. And. And regardless of how unwelcome he is, he's, you know, he's not going to be detoured.
00:43:45 Before the Spencers moved in, their house was set on fire with gasoline. They moved anyway. On New Year's Eve Day a year ago, while the Spencers and their sons slept, a pipe bomb exploded on the porch and smashed through the windows of the house, police said. The bomb was intended to wipe out the family.
00:44:02 You display a fondness for dramatic exaggeration.
00:44:06 Attached to the bomb was a note that read Niger. Be warned, we have time. We will get your first born first.
00:44:17 It's not funny.
00:44:18 It was signed Viva Boston KKK.
00:44:21 The KKK.
00:44:24 Ah, yes, the KKK again. It was this pipe bomb. It was meant to wipe out the entire family, but then it had a note on it that somehow survived the explosion that said that it was a warning.
00:44:39 OK. Well, you you contradicted yourself like one sentence to the next, and whatever people are dumb.
00:44:46 People are dumb and just heard wipe out their family. I'm like bomb terrible. Look, obviously. Look, I'm not saying go bomb play things, but it's just like, come on. Come on.
00:44:57 It broke some windows. That's literally all that happened, is it?
00:45:00 Broke some windows.
00:45:02 So.
00:45:04 Here he is. Here is the.
00:45:07 The black man that that he must live in this white neighborhood. Nothing's gonna stop him.
00:45:12 How did this terrible thing affect your children? How did it?
00:45:16 Affect them. It has affected them in many ways. They're very apprehensive now about being children, but going out and, you know, doing the things that boys do, you got to remember they're three boys and boys always get into things.
00:45:29 And it's got them now where they they look twice at everybody. They're wondering about the people that they live around. You know, the people lives around in this neighborhood. They want. Could that be the person? Why are these people hating us?
00:45:42 Then why live like that?
00:45:45 Yeah, it's, it's he all throughout the documentary, he and his wife are time. All we want is to live in peace. It's like, well, there's.
00:45:55 No, obviously not. I think you want more than that. I think you want more than that because if all you wanted was to live in peace, you would just leave.
00:46:04 You would just leave, so you want more than that. You're you're. You're clearly making a statement. You're clearly.
00:46:12 Trying to accomplish something else here.
00:46:14 Because the solution to the I just want to be left alone thing it's it's fairly easy to solve that problem.
00:46:25 So of course immediately.
00:46:28 Immediately you get a bunch of Jewish groups in. In this case, you know this with the. The Jewish NGO's do step in and also some of the organizations that the Ford Foundation is bank rolling. So the Ford Foundation is paying for this documentary to be made, and they're paying for the.
00:46:48 Groups involved, you know. No, no, no. Conflict of interest there.
00:46:52 No conflict of interest there.
00:46:55 And of course, they're they're blaming the the Americas favorite boogeyman, the KKK, which I really, really doubt had any kind of presence whatsoever in Queens. But, you know, be that as it may, it was the boogeyman. So that's what they were blaming it on.
00:47:15 The bombing of the Spencer home galvanized the support of civil rights sympathizers outside of Rosedale. They gathered to rally near the Spencer House.
00:47:22 With the glass down with the nothing.
00:47:25 Down with Hitler brother.
00:47:27 We decided that we would come down here and do whatever we could to help the Spencer family.
00:47:33 Let's look at that nose, shall we?
00:47:37 Ah, look at that.
00:47:39 The knows that knows.
00:47:42 Looks like entropy crashed as it always does, so I am going to fix it real quick.
00:47:51 I don't know why it has to. It has to crash every stream. Hopefully it only crashes this one time.
00:47:59 There we go. It's back. Of course. It wiped out all the old.
00:48:04 All the old ones that were there, so I'm have to go through and dig.
00:48:07 Them up now.
00:48:09 Fucksake Entropy.
00:48:12 Anyway, I don't know why I don't know how it's as bad as it is. I don't know how it's as bad as it is, but.
00:48:17 Anyway, it's it should be fixed now.
00:48:20 Should be fixed now. Alright so. But anyway, the nose the nose, there's the the Jew from the Jewish organization that's funded by the Ford Foundation.
00:48:30 To bring blacks from out of town. See, that's the thing too. So they're bussing in protesters, just random black.
00:48:38 Protesters that are on the payroll into this white neighborhood to protest these aren't locals. These aren't people that live there that have a problem with this. These are black people that are basically on call for any kind of civil rights protest just like today. And so it hasn't changed. It's the same fucking bullshit that it that it we have today.
00:48:59 And of course they, you know, they're out marching through the neighborhood, getting all kinds of media coverage, because the media has an interest in making, you know, demonizing this kind of behavior, partially because of the Jews that are running the media. And that's just what the goal they're trying to accomplish, of course, is to.
00:49:19 Erasing hate white people and part of it's because of, you know, most likely there is a a government interest in selling the idea that the civil rights thing is working out and that it's if it wasn't for these damn racist white people, everything would be fine.
00:49:38 Alright.
00:49:40 What do we want? When do we want it? When do we want it?
00:49:44 Now what?
00:49:47 You know, every time you know, like good people try to live anywhere they've been harassed, even in like in the.
00:49:53 Ghetto offensive.
00:49:55 Our kids are being shot down.
00:49:57 Who's doing the shooting?
00:49:58 You know, kids are being arrested.
00:50:00 Do you have any idea what harassment is?
00:50:02 And you move that to a neighborhood, you say we're gonna move our hand to a peaceful neighborhood. Bombs are being thrown.
00:50:07 Your house and that that's not right. People have the right to live where they want to live in America. If I have $40,000 spent on the House I supposed to live in that.
00:50:15 40,000 in close proximity that white.
00:50:17 The right to live.
00:50:20 People, the soul masters of our nation's destiny.
00:50:25 So everyone has a right to live in close proximity to black or to white people because.
00:50:31 If you live in a black neighborhood, apparently people are getting shot all the time.
00:50:37 And it's dangerous. And so they have a right, the black people to not live around black people AA, right? That apparently is not extended to white people.
00:50:50 And again, this is the same exact problem that we see today. This is the same exact problem we see today where anytime white people try to separate and live like, you know, the return of the land project, you know, arvale project for example, that's not allowed. That's bad.
00:51:09 Then.
00:51:11 Because not even black people want to live around.
00:51:15 Black people.
00:51:16 Smash the KKK.
00:51:19 Smash the KKK.
00:51:25 To the whites of Rosedale, the demonstration was more aid from outsiders for outsiders, and it provoked to reply.
00:51:29 Hey.
00:51:50 Join.
00:51:57 Why are you singing? That's never gonna work.
00:52:01 No, and it didn't work. I'm sure you guys.
00:52:04 We'll get into exactly how much it didn't work later on.
00:52:08 But this you know.
00:52:09 That.
00:52:10 The response was well, first of all, I'll tell you what, this also kind of illustrates.
00:52:16 The difference you had, I mean where where in America could you get this today? Where in America if you had blacks protesting racism, you know, and marching around in a neighborhood, where could you get like, a a group of well, looks like older white ladies like moms and grandmas.
00:52:36 To counter protest them.
00:52:39 I I don't think that would happen. They'd be too busy talking about how they're not racist and all lives matter or something like that. But they would certainly wouldn't count. I mean, even if it was ineffective, they wouldn't counter protest the the black people.
00:52:56 You mean you want to divide the country? I live on the side of the.
00:52:58 Railroad track and.
00:52:58 Fans.
00:52:58 You live on the other side well.
00:52:59 Down with roar.
00:53:00 That's not the.
00:53:01 United States, then that's divided state.
00:53:04 They're trying to divide us.
00:53:07 And ironically, that's what those white people, those white mothers and grandmothers would say, or, you know, fathers and grandfathers.
00:53:17 Even though they were the ones that would be, they were being affected by the black crime, they would try to say, well, it's not about race. It's not just, I mean, that's what they're saying about the deportations.
00:53:26 It's not about race and we're just trying to get the criminal, the criminal illegals out. Well, every illegal by definition is a criminal. But be that as it may, it is racial. It is racial.
00:53:40 And what are we hear so often or they're trying to divide us? Don't let us. They'll let them divide us. They're trying to divide us by race.
00:53:49 And look, you even hear this from some white people that are, you know, self-proclaimed, you know, anti Semites, if you will, that all they're just we gotta band together. We gotta band together in a multicultural alliance to defeat the Jews.
00:54:07 For and pay them back for giving us.
00:54:09 Multi cultural wait a second. That doesn't make any.
00:54:13 Sense at all.
00:54:14 It doesn't make any sense at all. They're they're not trying to divide us. They're trying to ram us together. That's the whole point. That was the whole reason I thought that, that that we have an issue with the Jews in the 1st place. But anyway, people are are fucking retarded. They're fucking retarded.
00:54:30 And they don't know how to handle this. I think it's because most people by, by their very nature, don't understand how to respond when their ruling class is hostile to the.
00:54:44 You know, it's it's it doesn't occur to them that that would ever happen, that they, they they operate under the assumption that the people in charge are making decisions that are going to be the decisions that are are that would govern the country in a way that's going to be best for the people that live there.
00:55:05 Like they they they for whatever reason, they think that like, you know, like a company, right? The CEO wants what's best for the company, right? I mean that's.
00:55:15 That's what he that's his job. That's what he's supposed to do. And and. And he would have a selfish interest in it too, because if the company goes under, then he's not going to be the CEO of a company anymore and everyone's they have all these like.
00:55:29 Idea is that for some reason that the ruling class, the people that make the decisions for them are going to be making these decisions in service of their prosperity and and and and don't understand what the deal or how to respond.
00:55:46 And when in fact these people are doing the opposite, that they are trying to destroy them, which is exactly what our ruling class has been doing for decades and decades now.
00:56:00 The white moderate my colleague Richard Kotuk and I met in Rosedale didn't want to be interviewed on film, but they told us that while they don't approve of violence, they're determined to keep Rosedale from turning black. And they say that the acts of a few bomb throwing racists have obscured their case. What they're trying to prevent, they say, is this.
00:56:20 This is the ghetto of South Jamaica, also in Queens, just three miles from Rosedale. It's.
00:56:27 I mean, holy shit, that that's three mile we we're looking at at the South Bronx. This is three miles away.
00:56:36 Three miles away.
00:56:39 From Rosedale.
00:56:41 This neighborhood used to look just like Rosedale.
00:56:45 And then black people move there, and now it looks like that.
00:56:54 This is the context that's that's missing. This is the a lot of people don't realize.
00:57:01 That America, the the big cities in America, were not always just these complete fucking war zones.
00:57:09 A lot of people, they're under the impression because it's been like this for so long now that that's just how big cities are. Big cities have always been these complete, you know, diverse war zones where you can't walk out on the street late at night. That's not the case.
00:57:27 And that's not the case. It's a relatively new.
00:57:30 Thing in America.
00:57:33 It's a familiar story. Once residential and almost all white. Now S Jamaica is the home of 70,000 people, most of whom are poor and.
00:57:41 Black.
00:57:42 Well, how about that?
00:57:45 Almost half of them earn less than $4000.
00:57:48 Year.
00:57:49 30,000 live on welfare.
00:57:51 That's a coincidence.
00:57:52 As the neighborhood tipped, the crime rate soared.
00:57:55 It's it's just a coincidence.
00:57:57 It is 1600% higher than in Rosedale.
00:58:00 Is that a coincidence, or do these people have, you know, like a racial commitment to crime?
00:58:05 More than 9000 crimes were committed here last year.
00:58:08 Is this a coincidence or what?
00:58:10 The schools of South Jamaica have some of the lowest reading levels in the city.
00:58:13 What a coincidence.
00:58:15 There isn't one public elementary school where more than 1/2 of the children read at or above grade level.
00:58:20 You don't think that's an incredible coincidence?
00:58:25 So.
00:58:27 I don't know how much data.
00:58:30 People need to have access to.
00:58:33 To realize this problem has existed since the beginning.
00:58:38 This problem has existed since the civil rights movement since well obviously since before, but the civil rights movement has brought it to your neighborhood and then destroyed your neighborhood and then made you move out of your neighborhood and then destroyed the neighborhood that you moved to to get away from the neighborhood that that was destroyed.
00:58:59 And then forced you into another neighborhood, which then was also destroyed. Until now we have entire cities.
00:59:08 Run by black people and immigrants that are completely destroyed.
00:59:14 But anyway, this was in the beginning I guess or in the in the and so people just weren't able to do the math that they were so caught up in the civil rights propaganda they.
00:59:26 It's it's weird to me, it's weird to me that given all that data.
00:59:32 The assumption by many.
00:59:35 Well, at the direction of of Jews was the conclusion was, oh, well, then clearly there's racism happening. What you say that black people moved to a neighborhood and it all goes to shit. No one has a job, and most people can't read. And it's just basically.
00:59:56 It it it looks very similar to Africa.
01:00:00 Well, it can't have anything to do with all the Africans living there. Clearly the the problem is white people are keeping them down and not spending enough money on the black people that we we so cherish.
01:00:14 Even closer to Rosedale, the very next community in fact, is Laurelton. In the last five years, it's gone from 35% to 65% black.
01:00:24 So when they Look North and West, the whites in Rosedale see coming, the very changes they once fled.
01:00:30 When they look E they see this directly across the New York City line. Are some of the most fashionable and expensive suburbs in America, with homes ranging well over $100,000 in price, school and property taxes on one of these homes for a single year can be higher than the down payment on a house in Rosedale.
01:00:49 Beyond, or other affluent communities of Nassau County whose per capita income is among the highest in America.
01:00:56 You see, rich people don't really know.
01:00:58 What life is.
01:01:01 And that's the problem, and this is the problem that you encounter. Some of it is, I think.
01:01:10 It's active ignorance. It's it's they want their little experiment to work so badly they they intentionally ignore the data and then if we're being generous, a lot of it is.
01:01:25 These rich people don't deal with it, these rich people.
01:01:29 You know, it's funny. I was talking to someone in in DC once about how a lot of these extremely wealthy.
01:01:39 Anti racist.
01:01:42 Where they they just. They thought that anyone that had a problem with black people, they were just, you know, these these toothless hillbilly assholes that just they just hated black people for no reason. And and. And the comment they said they mentioned was well, they've literally never met.
01:02:00 A black that has like an IQ.
01:02:03 Beauty.
01:02:04 They've never even met one, like the only black people they've ever met, or like the cream of the crop, black people, because those are the only black people that make it through the the barriers that they put up, either intentionally or unintentionally between them and the rest of the public.
01:02:25 And so the only time they are ever encountering black people, it's either docile black people that have managed to get into some kind of service service position that services rich people. So in other words, you have to be.
01:02:41 Like nonviolent black, if you're going to, you know, get that kind of a job, even if you're like a waiter or busboy or something like that at a fancy restaurant, you know, you're going to be on your best behavior.
01:02:54 Or you're like cream of the crop. Exception to the rule. Well, well above the average IQ black person who got into a A, you know, either like a DI kind of a situation.
01:03:09 Or, you know the affirmative action type stuff where they're like the token black guy at the office or, you know, like a, you know, like an actually high achieving black, like a Thomas soul kind of black. And that's the only black people they ever encounter.
01:03:27 And so their perception of black people is wildly off.
01:03:31 Mark.
01:03:32 And and whether, again, that that ignorance is intentional or not.
01:03:37 You know it's case by case, I'm sure, but the people that call the shots, the people that should be supporting these white communities with their money and their influence, they're not because they look down on the on these people like the the white peasants, that they, they feel that.
01:03:56 They are. They're just, they're the ones. In fact, if anything, they're the ones mucking up the gears. They're the ones that are making this diversity project not work. It's their ignorance, and their racism has nothing to do with the black people, because I've met, like, 3 black people in my life and they were all lovely.
01:04:12 And so it must. You know, I've got a black friend like that kind of a thing.
01:04:17 2 1/2 million people live in Nassau and neighboring Suffolk counties. Only 5% of them are black. The whites who do live in the suburbs are relatively insulated, safe for the moment from the rapid changes that struck New York property values and political policies discourage low income people, white or black, from moving in.
01:04:37 They just can't afford it.
01:04:39 I'm so glad I'm rich.
01:04:40 Stop being poor.
01:04:43 So that's another thing they do is.
01:04:46 Whether again it's intentional or not, they have their own ways of creating barriers for black people.
01:04:55 By just making everything really expensive with if not for the housing prices, but you know, property taxes, they just tax you out of out of it out of your price range. They make it so that you can't afford to be there unless you are one of these top point O1.
01:05:15 Percent blacks.
01:05:17 And that's why there's only 5% black, which is less than half the the national average in these neighborhoods. And I guarantee you a lot of those are there as as live in maids and that sort of a thing. So.
01:05:32 They've they've created for themselves these ivory towers where they don't have to worry about diversity. And this is true today. This is true of the Tucker Carlsons of the world. This is true of pretty much anyone that's in MAGA. Anyone that's that.
01:05:47 That's in elected office. None of these people live anywhere close to the problems that diversity causes, and that's especially true of these dynastic families like the Bush family. And you know, the the, the well and the Trump family, for that matter, you know, the only time Trump ever has to.
01:06:08 Interface with a black person is when he's trying to get like the black vote by being chummy with some fucking millionaire rapper and and parting them for like whatever the hell they they they got in.
01:06:20 Do or when it he's. It's a charity case. You know where he's. He's got some. Oh, that silly little negro that works for him at the salad bar that he owns or something like that. So none of these people have any kind of experience whatsoever with the problems that they create and they support and they refuse to address.
01:06:42 This is why the working and middle class blacks like the Spencers, who can't afford the suburbs, have their eye on Rosedale and it's why the whites, who already live here, feel hemmed in with nowhere to go, they're determined to hang.
01:06:54 We more or less know what the the homes are running.
01:06:55 This is one way of doing it with a home referral service run by an organization known as Roar Roar. Return. Our American rights is dedicated to keeping Rosedale White. It's home referral service was set up to make sure that if whites moved out, they would sell their homes to other whites. Roar keeps a listing of.
01:07:01 Look, he's work, maybe.
01:07:07 Usually.
01:07:13 And the reason I picked it? Tremendous.
01:07:15 Families who are selling makes contact with prospective white buyers, then shows the homes this family wants to move to Rosedale. This member of Roar is showing them a.
01:07:23 Right.
01:07:25 Help.
01:07:25 House.
01:07:27 Now, today, this, this organization will be shut down in an instance. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's probably illegal at the time. I I don't know exactly.
01:07:37 How they were able to do this but this this is it shows you this is white people trying to execute a political solution or a solution through activism. What they what they've done is they've created this organization for their neighborhood. For if you're a white person in that neighborhood that's going to sell, you talk to these guys.
01:07:57 And they go and they find you white buyers and they filter out anyone black.
01:08:02 And and then that way they can keep the neighborhood away. Or at least that was the that was their their goal.
01:08:10 And.
01:08:12 I don't know it. I guess we'll find out if it worked. I have a sneak and you know, spoiler alert.
01:08:19 I think I think it's probably worse than you think to be honest, but it it didn't work. So here they are showing these these white people around.
01:08:27 And telling them and and they're. Look, this is what I'm talking about. You wouldn't see people on camera talking like this is plainly about as they are now. They they are trying to do sort of like the well, I'm not really racist because, you know, we're just trying to make this. You got to understand the demographic makeup of America at this time.
01:08:47 Might still where the supermajority in America, and so their argument is, is that they're trying to keep the neighborhood in a way such a way that maybe there's some diversity, but it reflects the the wider demographics of America. So in other words.
01:09:03 They still want it to be like 90% white because of the time. I don't think we're at 90 by the mid 70s anymore. But you know that was the perception I think of most Americans is that yeah, you know, we got a China man at the end of the block, you know, or something like that. We we we got we got that ethnic family that lives in the neighborhood or something but it's mostly.
01:09:23 Right. And. And he's he doesn't beat around the Bush when it comes to talking about how he wants to keep the neighborhood white. He's very explicit about this but again he he does try to like make it sound like ohh not that we hate non whites or what.
01:09:38 But Even so, you think the Overton Window has shifted in a way that's like, unique and like, oh, yeah, white identity. He's really catching on. Listen to the way this guy's talking on on camera.
01:09:50 Tell you home referrals are fantastic guy. I don't think the real estate will let you know anything about.
01:09:55 This but.
01:09:57 We're very selective, very selective.
01:10:00 You know, even even the people at a show in the house are doing their part to keep Rosell the way it is because they could probably sell for a couple of $1000 more if they want. But.
01:10:08 Sure.
01:10:10 Their prices are just good enough where someone could afford it and not gone overboard. And the same token, they're satisfied and they help them keep the.
01:10:18 Area.
01:10:19 Just the way it.
01:10:20 Is if you download the white.
01:10:23 The area, the way it is predominantly white, he just out and says it.
01:10:28 I mean where? Where would we? Where would you see like one of these based MAGA activists?
01:10:35 Even even actually look at this footage and say that, oh, yeah, that's that's cool. No, they would say, well, I'm not for anything like that.
01:10:43 No, I'm not for anything like that.
01:10:47 Of course they're not.
01:10:49 Of course, they're not cause at at the heart of all these maggot people, all these people on the right that everyone thinks the Overton window is shifting on.
01:10:58 That there's an anti racist living inside them.
01:11:02 Living inside every single one of them.
01:11:07 And even this guy looks a little uncomfortable when, when? When they bring up the fact that they're trying to keep.
01:11:12 The neighborhood white.
01:11:14 He doesn't look like super excited to be on camera while that's openly discussed.
01:11:21 But of course, you know, again this is this is produced by the Ford Foundation, the Foundation, the very foundation that's actually trying to make their neighborhood not white. And so they try to make these people look like, you know.
01:11:35 Like weirdos like weirdo, racist, like, you know, any kind of. Again, nothing's changed any. Anytime you see a documentary by leftist media company, which is all of them, about any pro white group they trying to make them look like psychos or or retards.
01:11:53 Is this place everything? I told you it was.
01:11:55 So far certainly is.
01:11:57 The main feature about Rosedale is just about everybody is hard working people. They have a heck of a lot of pride in their homes, in the community, and we've got just about everything over here. We've got Chinese, we've got Jews, we've got Italians, we've got Slovaks.
01:12:14 You know, a melting pot this this is I I I can honestly say about Rosedale. It is America, period. The melting pot, the great melting pot, and you got it right here in this community and.
01:12:25 A hell of a great community. I can't emphasize that enough. I I think this neighborhood with people like yourself coming in, people like Charlie and Ann who are.
01:12:34 What are you staring at with those beastly eyes?
01:12:38 AU, with the crazy eyes.
01:12:42 Wild, crazy eyes like an animal peering out of a forest on fire.
01:12:47 Houses to the rural home referral, seeing that we bring the right people and are going to help keep Rosedale just the way it is. A beautiful white ethnic.
01:12:55 Community. Suddenly we're ethnic.
01:12:59 There again, he's not even that pro White. He's he's he's he's borrow. He's using Jewish.
01:13:05 Terminology like the melting pot unironically, he's bought into all the propaganda himself.
01:13:12 But be that as it may, he's he's he's much further to the right than anyone in the mainstream today where he's willing to say, look, look, look, we're not trying to keep it 100% white. We just want mostly white.
01:13:27 And you you won't find anyone to say that these days. In fact, there are people that that consider themselves right wing extremists.
01:13:35 They won't even say that.
01:13:39 So this is this is how much things have changed. He's openly advocating for a white neighborhood. It's OK to have maybe a little bit of diversity, you know. And don't worry, we're, you know, we're trying to be the melting pot America or whatever, but he's he wants it to be mostly white. And he says it he doesn't mean.
01:13:58 He doesn't use like weasel words. He just says, yeah, I want it to be mostly white.
01:14:03 And you got crazy eyes in the background there. Like, why? Why is that guy there? Get him out of there. That guy is the definition of bad optics. Just like this weird staring guy in the background. No, it's so distracting anyway.
01:14:21 When I say ethnic boy, we've got it every majority.
01:14:24 We're not racist.
01:14:26 And.
01:14:26 And the I don't think it will change. They're trying. They're trying like help knock us out. They over publicized a heck of a lot of things things that happen in Springfield Gardens, they call Rosedale just you know, to put the spotlight on Rosedale, maybe to scare people, but it's not working. Nobody's running. Nobody is running. If they have to move, they'll give the home.
01:14:47 To roll.
01:14:48 And we've been bringing in people, I think out of the last 43 homes we've gotten 31 have gone to white people too raw.
01:14:56 Can you can you say those numbers again?
01:14:57 At the last 43 homes we've gotten.
01:15:00 31 has gone to white people.
01:15:01 You might want to check those numbers again.
01:15:04 Those numbers sound bad.
01:15:08 Yeah, that that doesn't sound that effective, my friend.
01:15:11 Out of the last 4330 only 31.
01:15:18 Sounds like your activism is is not succeeding.
01:15:24 And you're happy with those numbers?
01:15:27 Out of 4331, let's bust out the calculator here.
01:15:32 All right.
01:15:37 That's a C minus.
01:15:40 That's 72%.
01:15:43 That's a C minus.
01:15:47 At that rate.
01:15:48 That neighbor's going to be black in no time. Hmm.
01:15:52 Not great. Not great. So anyway, uh, yeah, they they're trying. They're looking for a political solution. Or you could even say to some extent it's it's extra political. But it's peaceful, right? Like there you could say they're actually in a way, because, like I said, I don't even think that what they're doing is legal necessarily, but they're.
01:16:12 They're trying to work outside the system. That's not helping them to preserve their neighborhood. And but do it in a peaceful way.
01:16:21 You know, to sort of, you know, sort of in the system.
01:16:25 Achieve their goal.
01:16:30 I wonder how I wonder I.
01:16:31 Wonder how it worked out for him.
01:16:33 Actually I don't it it didn't work out, but anyway we'll we'll we'll talk about that a minute.
01:16:38 Before the Spencers arrived in Rosedale, there were fewer than 20 homes for sale. We're told there are now over 200. This, too, is an old story. The fear of blockbusting can make a rumor come.
01:16:48 True people act as if it's happening, and then it happens. Roar is trying to stop it with some unusual tactics. When a white owner is sold to Blacks, Roar has followed that family into their new neighborhood, demonstrated outside their home, and told their new neighbors that this family sold to blacks. Roar is an angry outfit. The Justice Department.
01:17:09 Has asked for an injunction against Rory's activities, accusing them of harassing and intimidating tactics. Some moderates say its militants doesn't reflect Rosedale as a whole, but no other group effectively offered an alternative, so roar, with the acquiescence of people who were not themselves, have been militant, became the only game in town.
01:17:28 Down who, then, is roar?
01:17:30 Why does it matter if you have no intention of action?
01:17:35 Yeah. So I mean, look, they, they.
01:17:38 They're trying to do what they can do. Like I said, it sounds illegal. That's why the DOJ is getting involved. But they're they're literally following people to their new neighborhoods, the whites that are abandoning this white neighborhood and selling the non whites, they're going to their their neighborhoods and telling other see, there's nothing like that. And this, this isn't. This isn't like in the South.
01:17:58 Or this is?
01:17:58 In New York.
01:18:00 This is in New York that this is happening.
01:18:03 And obviously.
01:18:06 You know, was not too successful.
01:18:08 So this is, I believe he's the leader of roar.
01:18:12 And he talks about kind of like, why? Why he wants to do it.
01:18:17 I've been in. I've lived in neighborhoods that have changed.
01:18:21 And I'm ashamed to go back, afraid to go back.
01:18:25 Because you wouldn't be safe there. It's it's not a case of.
01:18:30 Discrimination or bigotry? It's it's a fact because.
01:18:34 Blacks.
01:18:36 I'm going to put it this way. You can't take them on an individual basis in cases like this, you have to take them on.
01:18:42 What happens in a hole?
01:18:44 Joe Soltis, grandson of Czechoslovakian immigrants, Shine shoes 10 years as a kid to stay in school and help support his family. Navy veteran father of four daughters sanitation worker.
01:18:56 Neighborhood about to get blacked.
01:19:00 But he makes a good point.
01:19:02 He makes a good point, and this is something that a lot of people struggle with is when it comes to policy, when it comes to governing the country, you can't take members of groups on an individual basis. You can't. It's stupid to do that. It's it's ineffective to do.
01:19:23 It it, it's impossible really to do that.
01:19:26 And so just because there are maybe a handful of black people that you could live peacefully with, that wouldn't be a problem in your neighborhood.
01:19:36 You can't make policy based on the exception. You have to make policy based on the norm, and that's not the norm. The norm for blacks as a group is that they will come.
01:19:49 To your neighborhood.
01:19:50 And they will destroy the the fabric of that, the of the the society.
01:19:56 There they will and and just the.
01:20:00 The neighborhood itself, physically, will be destroyed. Financially it'll be destroyed.
01:20:06 And he recognizes that he he he's worked his way up from nothing, and he's finally he finally got a piece of that, you know, that American dream? He finally got a a nice neighborhood, a nice white neighborhood. And he has seen what has happened to the neighborhood that he came from, the one that he fled to, to live in this nice.
01:20:26 Neighborhood. And he knows what's going to happen.
01:20:30 And spoiler alert it it. Obviously it does.
01:20:34 Here's another again, this is another one of the white ethnics, if you will, immigrant white immigrant family.
01:20:43 This is something that someone dreamed up that we have to.
01:20:45 Mingle.
01:20:47 I don't really think that that's that's life. I think we have basic differences. Our lifestyles are entirely different. If I don't feel that I want to mingle with blacks, there's no law in the world that can make me.
01:20:59 And this is the issue here.
01:21:01 Mike Biggio, unemployed accountant, bought his house in Rosedale for his mother, now deceased. Biggio is one of two men charged with bombing the Spencer home. They were acquitted.
01:21:13 Yeah, I wasn't able to find a whole lot of good information on that, but they everyone that that they charged with that was was acquitted and I suspect it's at least possible. I don't know that that that was because it was a stunt. It was a stunt and they tried to frame the guys that were actually trying to fight this.
01:21:32 For it, or maybe they did it. I don't know. I don't know. There's no way to really know.
01:21:37 But it there exists that possibility anyway. Same thing like look, these are people are getting excited for noticing black crime statistics for noticing 13 does 50 it. No this is something that everyone understood in the 70s. This is something that he was look.
01:21:56 You know, they they're different than us.
01:21:58 They're biologically different than us.
01:22:01 I shouldn't have to live around them.
01:22:04 And he was OK with saying that on camera, on national television.
01:22:09 And he's just a normal guy.
01:22:13 So as as much as people want to think that like, oh, this is groundbreaking, what's happening in this country, it's like, Nah.
01:22:19 We're not even we're not even where these guys were yet. Not even close.
01:22:25 There's there's this. He looks Jewish, but I think he's Italian.
01:22:28 The rights of white people in America have been taken away from them. The politicians are taking the rights of the white people away and giving it to the minorities by busing, by jobs, by everything, you name it.
01:22:45 And you see that the white people are getting the short end of the stick.
01:22:50 Jerry Scala came from Italy at age 6 with his father. A bricklayer worked in a defense factory during the war. Now a plant manager and seven times a grandfather has lived in Rosedale 20 years.
01:23:02 Now it's getting black, so these are all like normal guys. These are all like normal guys and all they want is a nice white neighborhood.
01:23:14 I moved to Rosedale three years ago, and I've been married 10 years. It took me 8 years to save money to buy a house. I got this house here. It's an old house I worked on it for one year before I moved in, fixing it up to the way I want to live, and I worked hard on it and I'm not going to.
01:23:34 Just stay here.
01:23:35 It's yours. I'm not giving it to anybody, and I'm not going to run because there's nowhere to run today.
01:23:40 Joey Wald, ex marine Riveter, now a concrete worker.
01:23:44 Tried to become a fireman, but says he was told the job must go to someone.
01:23:47 From a minority.
01:23:49 Father of two girls and a boy.
01:23:51 See, now you get it from both ends. Not only are they forcing the non whites in your neighborhood, they're taking away your economic opportunities, which is further retarding your ability to flee the diversity because you can't get a job because they're giving all the jobs to diversity. See, this DEI stuff's not new either.
01:24:11 This is something affirmative action has been around since I I think the early 70s or late 60s. I forget the exact year, but this is something that he's experiencing first hand.
01:24:26 And again, just a normal guy.
01:24:28 He's seen his neighborhood go to shift. He goes to this neighborhood. It's starting to go to ship.
01:24:36 I move from here. I'm going to run into the same problem five years from now, maybe. And you know there's no place to go.
01:24:42 And that's the other thing he's hitting on. There's no other where, where at a certain point, you run out of places to fly to.
01:24:49 You know the white flight has its limits when there's no where else to go.
01:24:54 And the rich people, they can stay insulated from this forever because they can live in mansions where diversity is priced out of the market, so they don't have to worry about laws or or the housing Fair Housing Act during like that they they can just.
01:25:11 Live in these neighborhoods that are ancient.
01:25:13 You know they can live in these neighborhoods, have been around their neighborhoods, that they grew up in, don't get blown to bits by diversity because diversity can never afford to live there.
01:25:21 And it's just your problem, boy, it's your problem to deal with, and that's that's unfortunately that's the that's the reality today. Nothing has changed. That aspect hasn't changed.
01:25:35 We worked hard for what we got. Nobody's ever given us anything, and we're not going to just back down and lose it. We're not going to, you know, blacks are trying to.
01:25:45 Come in.
01:25:46 We're not moving. We're not going to run like white. People have been doing for years. We're going to stay and.
01:25:50 We're going to fight for our neighborhood.
01:25:53 And see a lot of the same rhetoric. You hear a lot of people that would, you know, complain to me as an example. Oh, you just, you just ran away. You just ran away to the desert, just ran away from the desert with bees, bees and cat bees. By the way, Churro came back yesterday. So he's back.
01:26:10 He's.
01:26:11 Actually snoozing right behind me, that little cat thing, because there was a a coyote like he was. He was about to go outside the night, and a coyote like 10 feet from my front door started howling. So I I did, obviously what I did when he lived in the desert, I got my gun and shot at it.
01:26:33 I didn't get it. I didn't get it. It ran away. It ran away as soon as I opened the door. But I.
01:26:38 Shot.
01:26:38 At it anyway, the.
01:26:42 That that this is this is the issue, though the issue is is you can say like Oh yeah, I can't keep running away from it. Well, I mean these guys decide to stay.
01:26:53 And again, we'll go into what happened to their neighborhood, even though they did everything they, they did things that white neighborhoods would never do today.
01:27:01 They did about as much as they did things that would put land you in federal prison today.
01:27:06 Because that's another thing that's changed.
01:27:10 That's another thing that's changed is these guys aren't ending up in federal prison for doing this.
01:27:16 Whereas if you did anything even like resembling what these guys are doing today, especially openly on camera.
01:27:24 Specifically talking about how you're trying to keep black people out of your neighborhood, you're all going to jail.
01:27:31 They're all going to jail, not even not even just for like the those charges. They probably try to reco you. They'd probably take down your whole family, take all your assets.
01:27:44 So this this is these guys tried to do what everyone keeps telling you to do, right? Oh, no. We're going to retake the city somehow. Really. How exactly? How exactly is that going to happen?
01:27:57 So this Trinidad bitch who just she just wants a safe place. She doesn't. She has to live around the white people.
01:28:04 We're not gonna bring any more crime.
01:28:06 They'd say our property values are going to go down.
01:28:09 It certainly hasn't, and it certainly does.
01:28:11 Not go down.
01:28:14 They'd say my daughter is going to be mugged in school. My wife is going to be raped by a.
01:28:19 Black person, that's.
01:28:21 Feisty person.
01:28:21 Going on before we got here.
01:28:23 That could easily happen to anybody, blacks or whites.
01:28:28 Black people don't create problems like.
01:28:30 This.
01:28:30 What do you think I'm stupid? Or are you stupid?
01:28:35 Yeah.
01:28:36 Same same exact same exact, you know. Oh, it's there. There's bad people.
01:28:41 Of both races.
01:28:44 There's there's no connection between violent crime and race, except for statistically and in reality.
01:28:53 I mean, it's been proven in the neighborhood at the neighborhood when they come, what happens in the neighborhood. I mean, you could go right from here.
01:28:58 In.
01:28:58 Towards the city you got Laurelton, which was beautiful. You got a Springfield gardens. That was beautiful. Nobody from from Rosedale walked down Merrick Rd. and Walton at night. No white people.
01:29:09 Because they don't want to die.
01:29:13 And that's the problem.
01:29:15 All these neighborhoods are now destroyed, destroyed forever.
01:29:21 Now until this year starts and the people are educated to the point where they can live with white people.
01:29:28 That's never gonna happen.
01:29:30 But white people are not going to accept them.
01:29:33 At least I'm not.
01:29:36 That's never going to happen.
01:29:38 So E again, even these guys.
01:29:42 Even these guys think on some level.
01:29:45 With some education, maybe eventually this will work. This plan. This wasn't like a spectacular dooming of our civilization. No, no, maybe with some education they can learn. They can learn to.
01:29:57 Be like white.
01:29:57 People.
01:29:58 We can learn them out of their genetics. That's all we have to do, educate people out of their biological limits.
01:30:08 That's all it takes.
01:30:10 And it's funny because the same maggot people that will, that believe that, right, they believe that they're the first ones to tell you that that a man can never.
01:30:21 Be a woman.
01:30:23 Right, a man can never be a woman, no matter how much he looks like a woman, no matter how much he sounds like a woman.
01:30:31 There's biologically, he's always gonna be a man. He's never gonna be a woman.
01:30:37 Yeah.
01:30:38 When you apply the exact same logic to race, suddenly their brain just shuts down. It's all of a sudden all that rational thought that that really difficult algorithm they're running to determine that men can't be women. Suddenly it it, it just doesn't work. Suddenly they can't figure out that black people can't ever be whites.
01:31:03 Even this guy.
01:31:05 Even this guy thinks that. Yeah, maybe, maybe someday.
01:31:09 Maybe someday we'll be able to civilize them enough.
01:31:13 Maybe if we convert them to Christianity like all these, you know, the settlers always tried to do with the natives. Maybe then they'll turn it magically turn it on white people.
01:31:23 If they have the money to buy the house, why can't they come?
01:31:28 Because they're going to like we want, well, because they'll come first and then maybe a couple of people will panic in the neighborhood. This is what happens. We'll be truthful. A couple of whites will panic and they'll sell. And if they can't sell right away, it's in a real estate a year or so, maybe they'll sell it to the real estate in a real estate or maybe start renting it to welfare.
01:31:48 And then you start getting the lower class in.
01:31:51 And then.
01:31:52 The people next to these local less people, these low class blacks, maybe they'll sell setting. You got three houses with blacks in it.
01:31:58 And then the next two go and then the next two go and then the next two go and before you know it, you got all the locales and here and here is your middle class black running again and he goes in and screws up another white neighborhood.
01:32:09 We have a bingo. Johnny come lately?
01:32:14 And that's The thing is that they will always chase you.
01:32:18 They will always run the the exception blacks these exceptions to the rule.
01:32:24 Will always flee their own people to be around whites.
01:32:29 And they will.
01:32:31 Intentionally or not?
01:32:33 Bring bring the diversity with them.
01:32:37 That's always going to happen.
01:32:41 I say if I can afford to buy this House wherever it is, that's where I'll be and he can't dictate to me or tell me where I should be. The Constitution and the laws of this country says that each and everyone has equal rights, and I am the man and.
01:32:54 My equal right?
01:32:55 Ohh you demand it.
01:32:57 Who do you think you.
01:32:58 Are.
01:32:59 The fuck do you think you are?
01:33:00 This isn't your country, and these aren't your people.
01:33:02 Actually, they're they're they're from Trinidad.
01:33:04 We don't want you here.
01:33:06 Go home nigger.
01:33:08 Yeah, the the balls on these fuckers, because that's the other thing, right?
01:33:14 That's the other thing. He's not even fucking from here. He's not even like, ohh. I've got, like, slavery. You know, in my family, like.
01:33:23 We we built.
01:33:23 This country? No, he's from fucking Trinidad.
01:33:30 And they're all like this and not.
01:33:31 Not just everyone.
01:33:32 From Trinidad, like all the immigrants, all the non white immigrants.
01:33:36 They come to America.
01:33:38 They immediately.
01:33:41 The immediately seek to use our legal system in our government against us.
01:33:51 That's what Muslim immigrants have done. That's what Indian immigrants have done. That's what Jewish immigrants, you know, really did.
01:34:07 And white people just take it.
01:34:17 And all these things that you hear people talk about, like I said in the last stream, all these things, all these measures that people talk about, these pie in the sky impossible to achieve politically.
01:34:27 Things they try to float as some kind of fantasy self soothing.
01:34:33 Mental exercise. These are all things that only would have worked had we implemented them before this problem existed.
01:34:43 Because the more of these people that move here.
01:34:48 The less it matters what you want to have done. I mean it didn't matter to the the ruling class which you wanted when you were in the majority.
01:34:56 You think it's gonna matter when you're just another minority group?
01:35:04 When people like this.
01:35:08 Are running the country.
01:35:12 He demands he demands.
01:35:15 These white people rights.
01:35:21 See, This is why you'd have to. You'd have to deport people like this and all of their children and grandchildren. You'd have. You'd have to, basically.
01:35:28 Forcibly remove.
01:35:30 Millions and millions and millions of people.
01:35:33 In order to accomplish the kinds of things that that white people actually want.
01:35:39 You either have to come to terms with the fact that you're never going to get what you want politically.
01:35:48 Like you have to just accept that you're that you're never going to achieve.
01:35:52 These goals of not not just a white ethno state, but anything resembling that anything resembling A demographic reality.
01:36:02 Like you. Like your grandparents had.
01:36:06 So not, not even like a white ethno state, just like a white supermajority. You're never going to achieve that politically, and it becomes more impossible with every passing day.
01:36:17 We are here to stay as a race and right now as a people we are right here and we're going to stay here. Nobody's going to change that.
01:36:26 Well, that sounds terrible, but it's true.
01:36:29 It's true. Politically, there's no way to get rid of these people.
01:36:36 There's no way to get rid of these people with the millions, and there are millions and there's there's 10s of millions, there's, well, really there's at this point probably like 100 + 1,000,000.
01:36:47 Of people like this.
01:36:48 We have the same attitude.
01:36:51 And the same genetic distance from you.
01:36:57 Well, I can't deny them their right to live here, but yet I don't have their associate or even look at them. And I'm not gonna and I won't let.
01:37:04 My.
01:37:04 Children look at them and I won't let.
01:37:06 My children.
01:37:06 Play with them if they want to live in that atmosphere so that they can, as far as we're concerned, we just tell our people, ignore them, don't bother with them, don't look at them. The guy wants to come out every morning to get in his car and go to work and not nobody.
01:37:18 And nobody on the street will leave him wave. Good morning to him, I tell you, I wouldn't.
01:37:22 Want to live like that?
01:37:25 You know as well as I do, that's not.
01:37:27 Why we're here?
01:37:30 See, it doesn't matter.
01:37:34 That doesn't matter to him.
01:37:39 On some level, because like I said, I think he was intentionally blockbusting that neighborhood. And so he's, you know, he doesn't care if you're friendly to him or not. He's trying to achieve a political goal.
01:37:53 He's using our system against white people.
01:37:57 But on another level, you're making the assumption that even under perfect conditions, the kind of neighborhood he would want would would resemble the kind of neighborhood that you would want.
01:38:11 And therein lies the problem.
01:38:15 That is the issue with looking at all these other people as if they are somehow.
01:38:20 Just different colored white people.
01:38:27 That's the problem with with thinking that everyone wants the same things.
01:38:37 That's the problem with thinking everyone's the same. That's the problem with universalism.
01:38:44 And we people.
01:38:46 Well, that's debatable I must.
01:38:48 Say.
01:38:48 If they can determine that we are not people.
01:38:51 And they got a point.
01:38:54 It's fucking science, dude.
01:38:56 If they can't determine it, or they can't prove it, they better shut up.
01:38:59 You better shut up.
01:39:02 Better shut up.
01:39:05 Better shut up, white boy. I'm in your country. You're never getting rid of me.
01:39:10 What are you going to do about it?
01:39:14 Hell, I can attack people on the subway, and if you try to restrain me, you're going to end up in a federal court somewhere.
01:39:24 Fuck you, Whitey.
01:39:28 Just vote harder, though I'm sure that'll help.
01:39:31 So the Spencers are staying their house, the frontline in the struggle for turf even after the fire bombing, their children were harassed. The family threatened with more violence, and while the whites drew together in Rosedale support for the Spencers came from beyond.
01:39:46 We need you when we walk the street.
01:39:51 This is the Reverend Timothy Mitchell of the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Flushing.
01:39:59 We need you on the highway.
01:40:06 God, we ask that you would bless this prayer.
01:40:10 We're all God's children.
01:40:13 We're not playing a new prayer. Black folk have been praying for 400 years.
01:40:21 We are all God's children.
01:40:23 Child.
01:40:25 No, no, they're they're Christian. Yeah, that's something a lot of people ever talking about. The the fact that, you know, the civil rights movement, whether you're talking about Martin Luther King or Jesse Jackson or most, most of, or guys like this most, most of these civil rights.
01:40:45 There's work, Christian. I mean pass. I mean, look, you can say they're not real Christian. That's black. Whatever.
01:40:51 You know, theology or whatever, but they're all Christian.
01:40:55 And that did help them achieve their goals.
01:40:58 Help them form alliances with other Christian groups and.
01:41:04 That's exactly it. Helped with their activism. You know, it served, if nothing else, as a religious glue that would hold the black activists together.
01:41:16 What harm?
01:41:18 What harm could they do?
01:41:20 What's wrong with them?
01:41:22 They're black. That's what's wrong with them, right?
01:41:25 And the way I feel black and white don't mix and it's never gonna mix. They've been here in this country 200.
01:41:30 Years.
01:41:31 It's more than 400 years.
01:41:31 400 years and it seems that.
01:41:33 Any that you show me? One neighborhood where integration worked?
01:41:36 it doesn't exist.
01:41:39 I don't think there's a neighborhood where integration ever worked where it didn't go totally black.
01:41:43 And we don't want that to happen here and we're going to do everything within our power through legal means to make sure that this neighborhood stays white.
01:41:51 Well, good luck with that.
01:41:54 Yes, yes, good luck. Good luck with that.
01:41:58 See, that's the problem is like, what are you, what are you supposed to do?
01:42:02 What are you supposed to do?
01:42:08 You know, I I guess that that's the real question is what, what options do they really have?
01:42:14 If their strategy was to chip away at this community piece by piece before they could take it over, they blew it.
01:42:20 I wouldn't be so sure if I were you.
01:42:24 See, but they did try. They did try they they went above and beyond even the things they've already discussed.
01:42:29 You know, not only did they try to form an association that would try to sell the houses to whites, even though, like I said, they got a C minus on that only 72% at the time of this filming.
01:42:43 And then it rapidly declined from there. Not only did they go to the homes of the people who did sell the non whites in their new neighborhoods and protests in front of their houses and tell their neighbors, not only do they possibly pipe bombs, I mean, I don't know. He was acquitted this guy, but possibly pipe bomb.
01:43:03 The House of the Black People and and start a fire. I mean they they did everything you could think of. They they even ran patrols.
01:43:12 They ran patrols at night with basically these big white guys with military training to chase away non whites in their neighborhood.
01:43:24 We're watching and we're not about to let them come.
01:43:27 In and take over.
01:43:29 Every night from 8:00 to well past midnight, Roar volunteers, crews and patrol cars through the streets of Rosedale searching for outsiders they feel are a threat to their community. Andre, no Blaze, a former soldier in the Belgian Congo, came to America with $10. He worked literally, day and night.
01:43:45 As a security guard and dishwasher and now owns his own home in rows.
01:43:50 Why is it so important to you?
01:43:53 Well, it is very important to me. I live over here and I want this place to be very safe. I want to keep colored people out of the community of Rosedale. That's what I'm struggling for.
01:44:08 What law is doing? It's my safe America. Why? Why? Because the middle class of white people is the backbone of America. We are the backbone of America. We go out and work and pay our tax and.
01:44:27 If the country.
01:44:29 Keep on going the way it is going, like right now, community after community going down, grading itself. White people are moving farther and farther away. I know such instance that some white people even left the country of America.
01:44:44 What will happen then?
01:44:46 What would happen if you like to see all black America? Fine.
01:44:51 Let them have their own problem.
01:44:54 If you like, or all black America, fine.
01:44:59 Now this guy, one of the reasons why he he's so based and he gets it. They mentioned that he was in the Belgian Congo.
01:45:08 So for those who don't know what that's all about.
01:45:12 Is Belgium took over part of the Congo around looks like 1908 the annexed.
01:45:21 Part of the Congo and colonized it. I guess you could say they installed white managers to control the area because they had some natural resources. I think part of the big part was rubber was one of their big exports.
01:45:40 And it was just ruled by warring.
01:45:45 You know, low IQ blacks and it was it was disruptive. And so they finally just they took it over.
01:45:51 And set up new management and unfortunately, as is often the case, white people thought they could.
01:45:59 They could just rule from afar and they could somehow, eventually, they could civilize these uncivilized people. They could civilize the blacks.
01:46:12 And so this went on for quite some time, and the Catholics swooped in and set up schools. In fact, the Catholics ran.
01:46:23 99.6% of all schools in the Belgian Congo, by by the end of World War 2 and so the Catholics were were trying to civilize these black people and turn them into white people. And you had the, the, the Belgians trying to do the same thing.
01:46:44 And unfortunately, that all kind of fell apart.
01:46:50 That all kind of fell apart because, well.
01:46:54 It's black people. You're you're not. You're never going to just turn them into white.
01:46:58 People.
01:46:59 And So what ended up happening in 1960 was there was a basically a collapse and the and the and the Belgians had to evacuate over 80,000 white people because the blacks were just slaughtering.
01:47:15 Everybody and killing white people. And so he was part of the military group that was trying to handle that situation as the blacks took over and destroyed the country.
01:47:30 And the CIA was involved. Afterwards, the CIA tried to do again what they tried to do, like a fake revolution. They installed Mobutu. This guy here, this warlord, thinking that he was going to be friendlier to the West than the prior warlords that were in charge.
01:47:51 And yeah, it was only a matter like around the context of when they shot this documentary.
01:47:59 You had even his rule was starting to fall apart. He was turning communist. He was.
01:48:08 Kicking all the white people out of the country and and taking over all the white owned property and businesses and you know it, it was just a big cluster fuck because it's black people.
01:48:21 It's a country full of black people trying to leapfrog 50,000 plus years of evolution and exist in a in a western world. And it just it doesn't work. It doesn't work because they're black people that weren't. Turns out we're not all just God's children. Turns out we're all not just like these.
01:48:42 These spirit folk, inhabiting different colored bodies. Now, now it turns out there's biological limitations to the minds of black people and their ability to create and maintain civilizations. So.
01:48:58 So.
01:48:59 That's that's the context he was coming from. Is he already watched what happened when white people lost control of a country and black people took over and ran it immediately into the ground and it turned into a chaotic war zone for decades and decades.
01:49:18 And and and by the way, for those who think that Christianity is the magic elixir of civilization, Congo to this day is like 100% Catholic. So you're welcome to move there if you'd rather live there than the one of those evil atheist countries like Japan.
01:49:38 So anyway, moving right along.
01:49:41 The people are dictating all this stuff there was and telling us who to live with and how to live and what you're gonna have to go to school with and all that. Where do they live?
01:49:49 Where do they live? They live in their Lily white neighborhoods, way up in their high-rise apartment houses, right. Their children go to private schools.
01:49:57 But yet they're telling us our children gotta go to school in black neighborhoods to telling us that we have to be integrated. We have to live with the blacks. Why don't they practice what they preach? I mean, why don't they come and live in Rosedale here? Why don't they live in Loyalton? If they want to tell us to do it, why don't they?
01:50:12 Try it, but no, they sit back and get rich and tell us.
01:50:15 What we got to do?
01:50:16 Rich people don't like you when you envy their ship.
01:50:20 Yeah, because just like today, they don't want a white America. They didn't want it back then. They don't want it now.
01:50:30 Simple as that. That's why it's not happening.
01:50:35 That's why it's not happening. If if rich people wanted a white America, you'd have a white America.
01:50:46 It's really as simple as that.
01:50:53 So then they go around and they interview the neighborhood kids.
01:50:57 And I can't help but but see again some parallels here.
01:51:02 Where you're told that the younger generation, they're way more base than the older generation.
01:51:08 And they're going to grow up to be, like, Super Hitlers and stuff.
01:51:12 I don't know. Like this sounds pretty base to me.
01:51:15 It shouldn't be it.
01:51:15 I should.
01:51:16 People know that white and black people are never gonna get along, so they should just stay. Stay apart, you know, common sense. They just shouldn't try and get together because they just don't like each other and they never will. It's the truth.
01:51:19 Yeah. No way.
01:51:22 Management.
01:51:28 What do you think the black people, right?
01:51:30 I don't like them. I really don't because I I just think that they're always looking out to make trouble. They never want to be friends. It's the truth, man. They never want to be friends. If they see you on the if they see you walking down the block, they won't turn around. Say, hey, you know, how are you and stuff they turn? Hey, hockey. What's the matter with you, man? You got an ugly head.
01:51:49 Nice to see a smart kid for a change.
01:51:53 How? How come he didn't grow up to be super Hitler?
01:51:58 I thought weird, huh? Weird. They didn't grow up to be super Hitler.
01:52:03 Maybe he's an anomaly.
01:52:04 They lived in moms out. You're only gonna find them description everywhere. They're gonna be starting up with everybody. Because if one starts to look mostly the whole pack's coming.
01:52:13 These kids are smart.
01:52:16 See, they get it.
01:52:18 They get it. So it's not like every kid.
01:52:21 Was anti racist back then? There was plenty of kids that got it.
01:52:25 You get a minority group in any area you see what happens to it. It's all fair.
01:52:29 They don't add to the area they.
01:52:32 It always goes down. It always goes down.
01:52:35 They well.
01:52:35 Have just crying what they had.
01:52:37 What kind of work do you do?
01:52:38 I'm in construction.
01:52:40 What kind of life do you want for?
01:52:42 Your son's the best, I.
01:52:43 Could.
01:52:43 Give him. That's why I moved.
01:52:45 Here.
01:52:46 I used all my money to buy a house, right, because I like the neighborhood. I had to move out East New York three months.
01:52:54 Because.
01:52:54 Turned overnight in three years, my neighborhood overnight in three years. You wouldn't believe it.
01:53:00 Oh, I believe it. All right.
01:53:02 Because most of the times you see.
01:53:04 It it's welfare.
01:53:05 Now what happened? Building turned wealthier. And what happened that neighborhood, what it looks like a bomb.
01:53:10 Hit.
01:53:10 It could that happen here?
01:53:12 It ain't going to happen. It sure could happen if they all come in. That's why we're here.
01:53:14 That's why we're here today.
01:53:16 Freddy got some bad news for you.
01:53:19 Yeah, we'll we'll get into the bad news here in a minute.
01:53:26 Ah, see, but this is what I'm saying. These are people who are actively resisting.
01:53:31 They're organizing, they're protesting. These are people in person protesting.
01:53:36 Showing up.
01:53:38 Bringing their family bringing these are normal people. These aren't people that that are going to be called feds or anything like that. These are just average everyday people showing up.
01:53:49 Protesting explicitly on racial terms.
01:53:55 Non whites moving to white neighborhoods.
01:53:58 This is not something that you would see in a neighborhood. I don't think anywhere in America, let alone New York.
01:54:08 So next time you think the overtons window shifting and we'll go, it's almost titler time.
01:54:14 This is where you were in the 70s.
01:54:23 Notice how socially acceptable it seems, and honestly, not even just to the people they're interviewing.
01:54:30 Lawyers to.
01:54:32 To some extent, seems at least sympathetic at times.
01:54:38 Isn't isn't trying to frame all. I mean, look, they do, they do little media tricks. The little subtle subtleties here and there.
01:54:46 But they're being kind of Fair. They're being kind of Fair in presenting both sides without going.
01:54:54 Turbo look at the racists you know.
01:55:00 I don't.
01:55:01 Like.
01:55:01 Them don't want them and roast them.
01:55:03 Hi.
01:55:03 Why not?
01:55:04 Little Potter rolls, though, just one on a white neighborhood.
01:55:07 All Blacks at all.
01:55:10 That is the most ridiculous racist statement I've ever heard in my life.
01:55:15 How can I say that I want an all black community? I mean I suppose I could say it, but if I I think if I said that I would therefore be a racist myself. This this is America. I mean, if they want an all white community, I think they have to go to another country.
01:55:34 What country friend is this?
01:55:40 See, that's the other issue. I think one of the things that has panicked.
01:55:45 White people in America.
01:55:48 Is there always was that idea that America, it's OK that we're getting, I mean it's stupid but this is I think even if it wasn't explicitly.
01:56:01 A.
01:56:04 Coping mechanism I think on some level, every American white thought to themselves.
01:56:10 Well.
01:56:12 OK, so America, it is a melting pot. It is. You know, it's gonna just have all kinds of people, but that's that's America, right? There's always going to be a Germany where where you'll have Germans and there's always going to be in England where you're going to have the.
01:56:29 English.
01:56:31 You know you're always going to have these European countries and they they all always have, you know, the, the, the, the motherland will always exist and it will always have our genetic origins preserved in those borders.
01:56:51 When that's not true.
01:56:53 There is no white country that you could just move to.
01:56:57 There's plenty of black countries you can just move to.
01:57:00 There's plenty of Asian countries you can just move to.
01:57:04 There's plenty of.
01:57:06 Latino countries, you can just move to.
01:57:10 There's not a lot of that. Well, there's 0 white countries you can move to now because all the non whites have been allowed to move.
01:57:16 There.
01:57:17 And are rapidly displacing them in every single white country.
01:57:25 Every single one of them.
01:57:28 You've got Australia that's on on target to be less than 50% white. You have pretty much every country in the Anglosphere is on target to be less than 50% white except for maybe New Zealand. I think New Zealand is is still because I think the money because that's where a lot of rich people have their little.
01:57:46 They're little enclave, but as far as Australia, America, England, Canada.
01:57:55 We're all demographically fucked.
01:57:58 We're all demographically fucked.
01:58:00 And of course, Germany.
01:58:03 Sweden.
01:58:05 Every every European country is experiencing some kind of forced diversity that the majority of the native population doesn't even want.
01:58:17 But it doesn't matter.
01:58:19 Because they it's it's it's a, it's a intentional genocide.
01:58:27 Like, say, they've been oppressed for 200 years. I didn't do it.
01:58:31 You can't reason with them.
01:58:33 Why are they bothering me? I didn't do it to them. The government might have done it to them their own in their own native chiefs, sold them as slaves. I didn't sell them as slaves.
01:58:43 They don't care.
01:58:45 They want freedom, but then they blame you for dispensing it once they get it.
01:58:53 That's 200 years ago. Today is today. Don't give somebody else and take away from me. I've worked all my life. I'm not a rich man. And if you want to bother the rich man, don't bother him. I go to work every day. I go to work sick at times when I.
01:59:08 Can't afford to stay home?
01:59:11 That's all I'm asking. Leave me alone. Why should they push them upon me?
01:59:15 They won't leave you alone.
01:59:18 When I moved here seven years ago, Merrick Blvd. On the other side of the Parkway was beautiful. Today, all you see is iron gates up protecting the stores when the when the owners aren't there.
01:59:28 I mean, a little diversity is always nice.
01:59:30 We don't want that. We want to keep the neighborhood the way it is. We love our neighbors. We're all. We're very, very close and you know, you seem to get to know everybody around here, and we don't want anybody to run. And that's what we're trying to protect. We're trying to run. You don't understand what I mean by that. But if they start coming.
01:59:50 The black families, the white people will run and we don't want that to happen. That's all we that's over asking for. We want to keep it the way it is.
01:59:55 We want to keep the neighborhood the way it is.
02:00:00 We come from East New York. We were one of the last to leave there.
02:00:03 I bet the last one.
02:00:04 We were abused.
02:00:05 My son came home in Brooklyn twice with his head swollen. Black eyes. Nose is swollen. Go to the police station where we can't do anything about it unless.
02:00:14 You.
02:00:16 Catch them you have.
02:00:16 Catch them in the act.
02:00:16 To.
02:00:19 And how are you going to catch them in the act? They dispersed and that's it. The kid was in the schoolyard playing ball.
02:00:27 They wanted the court pushed them off the court and they.
02:00:30 Beat them up twice.
02:00:33 This time I'm staying and fighting.
02:00:34 I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving.
02:00:36 I'm going to stay and fight because I can't be pushed anymore. They pushed me out of East New York. I'm not going to be pushed again.
02:00:43 I'm too old to move right now. I've got to.
02:00:45 Make my stand.
02:00:47 I'm staying and I have to stay. Otherwise I'll be on Montauk Point in the water.
02:00:56 They keep coming and people keep moving. That's where you're going to end up in Montauk Point in the water.
02:00:59 Yes.
02:01:03 Well, there must be a lot of people in the water now because.
02:01:07 Well, we'll. Yeah, we'll get into that in a minute. But I'm telling you, this is this is all this is, this is how far we've fallen. So they, they're actually do actual protests in front of the the Spencer's house. And again, this is in public. This is the look at the white people who showed up.
02:01:27 Who showed up unashamed, knowing they're on camera.
02:01:31 With a police presence talking about pro White talking points in in what would be considered way too white, nationalists for MAGA types today.
02:01:42 We filmed in Rosedale a group of blacks from South Jamaica was coming through the neighborhood in a demonstration of support for the Spencers to the Spencers, the demonstration said.
02:01:51 Hold on. We're with.
02:01:52 You to the whites. The outpouring of support was not only making martyrs of the Spencers, it had brought to the streets of Rosedale the encroachment they had most fee.
02:02:01 Every time a group of blacks get together, they want to help Rosedale with their problems. We don't need any outsiders helping us with our problems. We've been doing good enough for all these years we've been here, and we'll keep doing good enough and we'll stay white, period.
02:02:15 Hello.
02:02:21 Yeah, I'd like this, you know, show show me the MAGA people saying shit like that.
02:02:26 Now we say we are white and we are proud of being white.
02:02:30 They look, they look. Look, let me tell you something. We all came into this country and plain English on the heels of our asses. The white ethnic American. That's Italians. That's Irish. That's Germans. That's Jews. Everybody that come into this country.
02:02:43 Came in with nothing.
02:02:45 And we got something. Nobody ever did me any favors. Nobody gave me anything. Anything I got. I worked for. These people want anything? And they don't want to work for anything. This is what they want. They come up from the South, they go on welfare. They come from Puerto Rico, they go on welfare. We're sick of paying for these people.
02:03:02 Well, then you should maybe rethink the whole Jew thing.
02:03:05 And that's that is part of the problem. That is the missing piece to the puzzle. That is something that had he done the math, he'd realized that his neighborhood was way more Jewish than the people that were probably showing up for his meetings.
02:03:20 But you know, be that as it may, you know, it's hard, it's in the right place, clearly didn't understand the the the Jewish role in in all this. But you know it is what it is.
02:03:35 I'm living here for 24 years. I raised four children in Rosedale when we moved in Rosedale, we could have slept with our doors wide open. My kids are married today. I have nine grandchildren. My 2, my son and daughter had to move out of Rosedale and move out the island. And I kind of what's going on in the school yard.
02:03:56 The kids getting beat up and everything.
02:03:58 What are you scared of?
02:03:59 I'm scared of what's going on.
02:04:02 I'm afraid of.
02:04:02 Them.
02:04:03 Of whom?
02:04:04 I've done the blacks, I'm afraid to go at it now, which we never did. We we used to live. What happy family? The block you got. We have to. We go out. We have to have the time around for the lights. We have to leave our lights outside on the front stoop out.
02:04:12 Gotta leave your lights lit at night.
02:04:19 The back stoop we had to put the.
02:04:21 That's like, what do you call the flight?
02:04:23 Spot.
02:04:23 Spotlight. I mean, what kind of living is this? But, you know, we don't want to live like this. They want to live like us, not them earning it the way we did not give it to them on a silver plate.
02:04:27 Volvo.
02:04:35 They want to come in and take over. They walk around with a chip on his shoulder. This kids in the schoolyard or go to school with a dollar in their pocket for lunch, for lunch. I'm talking about lunch. This happened to my own son. He used to ask me to give the money to to eat in the school lunch room. I used to give him a dollar at that time.
02:04:44 Thanks. Thanks so much.
02:04:55 Couple years ago.
02:04:56 You know.
02:04:57 He used to tell me don't give me no more dialer pills. I said. Why? Because he wouldn't tell me to truly tell it to his sister. One the colour seemed that he had changed in his hand. They used to shake him down. I had to take my son out of that school and send him to Delahanty. Where? Across me. $50.00 a month to keep them in school beside his books.
02:05:17 To give them an education because I was scared of what they were gonna do to him in school is that the where you want to live?
02:05:24 That's the way they want you to live.
02:05:27 So not only are you having to pay more in taxes, you're also having to pay more personally for your own home security.
02:05:36 For your private education.
02:05:39 To get him away from and look 50 bucks a month now. Yeah, try to send a kid to private school these days on 50 bucks a month.
02:05:49 Also, your kid doesn't get get mugged at school.
02:05:54 See again this this isn't new. This behavior is not new. What's new is we have cameras now, and so you see more footage of it, but it's not new.
02:06:05 Nobody gave me nothing. I was never on home, relief or any such thing as they have today. I wiped an ID, everything we have. It's blood and a lot of blood. And I'm still giving them a lot of.
02:06:16 Blood.
02:06:19 Look at my look at my paycheck at the end of the week. What my take home and what my gross is. What is that? That ain't blood.
02:06:23 Welcome.
02:06:28 Just an expression.
02:06:29 What does blood mean? What is what?
02:06:30 But it's. But boy, oh boy voice ORK.
02:06:33 What? What? Sweat. But they don't know what it is.
02:06:36 Not a AI they want.
02:06:38 I've had it. I came from a busted neighborhood S those old park and they don't live like human beings. They live like animals, and that's what they are.
02:06:45 I don't know.
02:06:47 Animals you don't know who's living next door to you, but one day to the next I came from that neighborhood. I read from there, and I'm not gonna run anymore. This is it. My acre is down here.
02:07:02 And yes, I know there's probably a lot of people think he looks really fucking Jewish and sounds Jewish. I think he's just Italian.
02:07:10 I think he's just Italian and it happens.
02:07:13 Right for life equal rights for right.
02:07:16 Kathy.
02:07:19 See again. They're chanting equal rights for whites.
02:07:24 And you get this guy and look, the it's not like they were losing the conversation.
02:07:30 All this makes a lot of sense.
02:07:32 And then when you when they go and talk to the opposition and ask him for his side of the story, he says a whole lot of nothing. Listen what he's he's literally is saying nothing.
02:07:41 Everybody's right are at stake here.
02:07:45 Yours and mine because as long as we allow anything to happen in this country to destroy the morels and the principle of one man, we are going to pay through our pocket one way or the other through our minds and our pocket, we must have a good education system, a good community where people can live in.
02:08:04 To the dispensers or whoever they are. The Spencers are human beings and they have a right to live in this house.
02:08:13 Because.
02:08:15 Because they're people.
02:08:17 Which is again debatable.
02:08:30 That's what they are.
02:08:35 It's coming back out slowly.
02:08:50 Go home.
02:08:51 See again I I I find me the White neighborhood that would do that today. It wouldn't, they wouldn't. It would never fucking happen.
02:09:15 Wait.
02:09:23 Oh, look at all those base zoomers that totally grew up to become little mini Hitlers, yelling white resistance and white power. Anyway, so that now we get to the clip that after you've seen all that, right?
02:09:36 The clip that they get that went viral.
02:09:40 Was as they're doing this demonstration.
02:09:45 Some black kids.
02:09:48 Again it I get the sense it was a setup.
02:09:51 Some black kids come from another neighborhood out of nowhere. Just come rolling up on these white demonstrators and this is what happens.
02:10:08 Let's get right out there.
02:10:13 You want.
02:10:24 Yeah.
02:10:32 Let's better turn around.
02:10:47 So that's the bad optics clip that went that went viral out of out of the entire documentary. That's what they showed with zero context, not explaining at all what the fuck was happening that you showed that and said look how racist the white kids were in the 70s attacking just this innocent black girl riding her bike.
02:11:07 And they into the wrong white neighborhood. And this is how they treated her.
02:11:13 Nothing happened to me, but this little bug. Short boy, that his my side or little short and picked up a rock and he was in the front of all these tall hunkies, right. He threw the rock. He tried to hit my sister, but he almost hit me about that much.
02:11:24 Why?
02:11:32 Away from me.
02:11:34 And I was sure what she ain't hit.
02:11:35 Me with that.
02:11:36 Bucket and pick up the rock right next to me and hit him right in the.
02:11:39 Face no, I say nigras are doing everything we they always say we're doing everything right. We don't read it every time the white people come down, but we don't push them out their neighborhood and the watch and start hitting them.
02:11:50 We don't bother to white people around our neighborhood, but when we get in a white neighborhood, they they just push us.
02:11:55 Out. Yeah, everybody with us, this is still with nothing. You know, there were piece of dirt dogs. I mean, that's the way you treat an animal. I mean, God.
02:12:04 We're human beings.
02:12:06 You don't treat other people like that, it's just wrong.
02:12:09 Black, White don't care. A person is a person's skin should have no bearing on how you treat a person. That's just wrong.
02:12:17 I hate their god damn guts.
02:12:22 Yeah, she hates them honkeys.
02:12:25 Of course the the version they shared cut out the part where she called them honkeys, but the reason why I started thinking like at first I was like, oh, maybe it was just bad luck, right? Some black kids rolled up at, you know, wrong place, wrong time, right. They just happen to roll up right in the middle of this race war that was starting to brew in this neighborhood.
02:12:46 Right.
02:12:47 And but then.
02:12:49 This is this is what kind of made me feel like.
02:12:53 Huh. Maybe not. Maybe this is a setup, especially because their their whole excuse for being there was, oh, we're going on this big long bike ride to this McDonald's that's in a completely different neighborhood, but, but specifically this, it just seemed it just seemed too too good.
02:13:17 Sweet.
02:13:17 I can't say that I hate them. I I can't say that. It's totally the kids fault. I mean, I'm sure their parents had some bearing on the way they feel and everything else. I think it's just in the system. I don't know. I can't say that I hate because I don't.
02:13:33 Ah, that that's.
02:13:35 That same that seemed like really out of character for like, well, black people generally, but just that whole scenario that seemed a little set up.
02:13:45 That seemed a little setup. You got like these angry pisssed off black people like, OK, get push us around and then just out of nowhere, she's like, you know, pan up from the crying little girl.
02:13:56 Sweet.
02:13:57 I can't say that I hate them. I I can't say that. It's totally the kids fault. I mean, I'm sure their parents had some bearing on the way they feel and everything else. I think it's just the system. I don't know. I can't say that I hate because I don't.
02:14:12 Ah.
02:14:14 Yeah, they just, I don't know. I don't know.
02:14:17 That just seems a little that just seems a little too exactly on message.
02:14:22 Like exactly on message.
02:14:26 So I suspect uh, just look. If you just gotta think of the, the, the, the context of this scenario, the film crew is sent there by a well. They're being funded by the Ford Foundation, the nonprofits who are creating the pro.
02:14:44 Test in favor of the Spencer family is also there that you know because of funding from the Ford Foundation and then magically in the middle of this scenario that has been concocted already. You have these black kids.
02:15:04 From another neighborhood randomly show up.
02:15:09 And then she gives out the the sound bite of a of a lifetime going ohh. You know what? It's probably. I don't blame them. It's their parents. The way their parents brought them up. Like it's it's so exactly on message. Like exactly on message. It's like, huh. I kind of like this is like a.
02:15:28 The Rosa Parks kind of thing.
02:15:30 This this is this seems like very, very CIA. Actually this seems very rehearsed and staged.
02:15:40 But I don't know. I have no proof of that.
02:15:43 That's just kind of kind of how it seems kind of how it seems.
02:15:48 I mean, there are black people who are harassed constantly. This isn't, as I said before, this is me not being unique situation. It's happening to too many people all over the world. Too many people in America. This is happening too and.
02:16:03 And many people, even in your people in the neighboring communities, always is the easiest solution.
02:16:09 To the problem is we now are the problem right here and the solution to the problem is like you say, move and then another problem comes up. So you'll be constantly running and we can't run away from our blackness. We can't. So let's face that fact that we are black.
02:16:25 And will be harassed constantly, whether it's here, whether it's in a job situation, whether it's on busing, whatever. And we have to, we have to decide at a time what are we going to do.
02:16:36 About it as people.
02:16:38 Instead, it's just the system keeping black people down.
02:16:42 That's what's caused this whole situation.
02:16:47 I mean, I think parents whole life is their children. Everything you do more or less is going to benefit your children if you.
02:16:57 Try to get a promotion at work. It's not for really yourself. All of it's to make more money so you can give your family more your children and you want to give your, you know your family more. You want a better life for your family. I mean, this is.
02:17:08 I think what is what a man strives for.
02:17:11 I know this is the way I feel and I know this is the way my father.
02:17:15 Was.
02:17:15 I mean, you know, his life was his family, and this is the.
02:17:18 Way I feel.
02:17:21 I want them to be have an education so they don't have to be outpouring concrete like I am.
02:17:27 I think my son should have better than I have.
02:17:32 I would like to see him President of the.
02:17:33 United States.
02:17:36 This is what I would want for him. That that good. That's what I want for him. I want him to go as far as he possibly can, and as long as I'm here, I'll help him any way I can.
02:17:48 Them me and my wife. I mean, there's something that we've we've made. We've brought into this world. I mean that's that's us standing sitting right there that's us.
02:17:58 I mean, and I don't know how how much more you can explain.
02:18:02 It I.
02:18:02 Mean. I mean I.
02:18:04 Hello.
02:18:05 I love them as much as.
02:18:08 I love my wife, but it's a different kind of love. I mean, you know, they're. They're me. What can I say? You know, this is me right here. This is.
02:18:18 What I've brought into this world, and to me that that perfect and the most beautiful things in the world and.
02:18:25 You know what, what can I say? I don't know how to say it. I.
02:18:27 Mean that's the best I could say.
02:18:31 But this is my feelings.
02:18:34 So it's obvious that what he's doing with all these people are doing it's it's out of love.
02:18:41 It's out of love.
02:18:44 It's just that it's out of love for their family. It's out of love for their kin. It's out of love for their people.
02:18:54 And for far too long, whites have been expected.
02:18:59 To take on the burden of the rest of the world.
02:19:05 And it's like the guy that was in the the Belgian Congo said.
02:19:09 At a certain point.
02:19:12 All the white people will be gone.
02:19:17 There won't be anyone left to take up that the white man's burden.
02:19:23 And you'll just be the fucking Congo.
02:19:27 And it won't matter that everyone's Catholic.
02:19:34 So that's basically the Anne Moyers kind of wraps it up. And again, he's weirdly, somewhat fair about the situation.
02:19:44 Or at least way more. Again, this shows how this is. This is another reflection of the Overton Window or.
02:19:50 Where we were as a country socially, that his reaction to what we just saw isn't just calling all the white people racist.
02:19:59 Racial hatred is here a fierce, murderous passion that turns men into vicious brutes hurling bombed at sleeping children. It's happened often in our past. It happened still, but only in part is Rosedale, the story of racism. In the end, the people who live here, black and white, want the same things. A place to work, a place to live.
02:20:20 A chance to be happy. That's one reason for the conflict. Their competitors, after a piece of the dream when the dream is shrinking and there's not enough to go around.
02:20:30 And that's another thing that that is going to, I think, affect America is if the economy, people tribe up real fast when the economy is bad.
02:20:43 It it's it's for the same reason they tribe up real fast when they go to prison.
02:20:50 If if you don't have, you know basically so much largesse, so much glut in your society, that everyone is, it can just kind of skate on by like we did for.
02:21:04 Really, I guess decades after World War 2, which is kind of what birth a lot of this nonsense.
02:21:10 You if the second things are economically difficult.
02:21:14 And especially if that comes hand in hand with physical violence and physical danger from other groups, people tribe up real fast.
02:21:26 And that that I think also will is going to come into play here in America.
02:21:31 The whites want the people who run the country to say yes, crime, blood and erosion have occurred again and again in neighborhood after neighborhood, in city after city. You're right to take a stand.
02:21:43 But the decay continues and across the gulf the struggle here goes.
02:21:48 The people with money, status and power have bought their way out to security and stability. For the moment. It's like watching a war on television. You turn off the set and it's over. For these people, it's only beginning. Black and white alike, in the Rosedales of America have been abandoned, condemned together to economic apartheid.
02:22:08 By a system that rewards the people who can afford to get out and condemns to bitter consuming robbery, those left behind, it's a travesty. It's a travesty whose consequences will halt and one day may overwhelm America the way it is. I'm Bill Moyer.
02:22:26 The way it is.
02:22:29 The way it is.
02:22:33 I'm gonna play it.
02:22:33 1.
02:22:33 More time, Niger be warned, we have time. We will get your first born first.
02:22:42 Out of context, it's just like the funniest clip ever.
02:22:48 So yeah, like bottom line. Like I said, people that think that, oh, you know, for the first time in in history, white people are starting to have some kind of collective identity and band together and and saw for the first time ever. It's like, no, it's not the first time ever genius.
02:23:06 It's not the first time ever.
02:23:10 OK, it's not the first time ever people have have had this exact that that's like saying for the first time ever, blacks are being violent and it's not the first time ever dipshit.
02:23:21 OK, this problem as it exists today.
02:23:26 Like the reason the whole reason why it's not easily solved if it was easily solved.
02:23:31 You know or or it wouldn't be a problem really if if if if you could just easily manipulate.
02:23:37 The biologically coded behaviors of whites and blacks or either one.
02:23:44 There wouldn't be a problem.
02:23:46 The whole reason why it's a problem in the 1st place is we're talking about hard coded behaviors that can't be overcome, at least not quickly.
02:23:58 It takes generations and generations and generations of careful selection.
02:24:03 To to alter the behavior.
02:24:06 That's hard coded in people.
02:24:14 So unless you want.
02:24:16 Your family.
02:24:18 Your descendants for like the next 1000 plus years.
02:24:22 To be dealing with this exact same problem.
02:24:27 You're going to have to go a different way with it.
02:24:30 You're going to, you're going to have to do what others didn't.
02:24:36 You can't just try the same strategies that have been tried over and over and over again and have failed over and over again in more favorable conditions, I might add.
02:24:48 Because the 1970s were were much more favorable conditions, you actually had white solidarity to some extent in that neighborhood.
02:24:57 You had white identity, explicit white identity alive and well in that neighborhood and in neighborhoods just like it all across the country.
02:25:09 They did about is the the Max that you could do without going to federal prison.
02:25:15 And I and I told you that I would tell you the the bad news. Bad news is so after that article.
02:25:22 Ah went viral.
02:25:24 Or not the article. I guess the clip of the the white kids being mean to the the, the, the black girl on the bike.
02:25:30 Because that's that was the clip that went viral.
02:25:34 Oh, it's look at it. Look at the racist, the racist kids.
02:25:38 Uh.
02:25:40 What happened was.
02:25:42 The New York Times.
02:25:45 Actually.
02:25:47 Did an article.
02:25:49 On this like because, yeah, it's. I guess propaganda might as well recycle propaganda from the 1970s.
02:25:55 You know, milk every every last bit of propaganda out of it. They did an article about it.
02:26:03 And from the article.
02:26:05 One of the things they mentioned.
02:26:07 Is that that, that, that neighborhood, Rosedale?
02:26:13 Is 80% black.
02:26:17 80% black now.
02:26:23 Several times over the national average.
02:26:28 So every single fear that these white people had.
02:26:34 And they all said, oh, we're we're we're going to stand here and fight it politically.
02:26:39 We're going to sit, we're going to protest, we're going to create this organization.
02:26:44 We're going to, we're going to, we're going to harass the people that sell the blacks.
02:26:49 We're going to pipe bomb the House of a black.
02:26:52 Allegedly.
02:26:57 We're going to take a pickaxe to some race mixing couple their or their house.
02:27:02 They're not the couple.
02:27:04 I mean, they pretty much like.
02:27:07 Did whatever. Yeah. Yeah, I guess you could get a little more extreme, but like that, they.
02:27:11 Did.
02:27:11 They they pretty much went.
02:27:13 Pretty far with this shit.
02:27:15 Demonstrated.
02:27:20 And 50 years later.
02:27:25 Their neighborhood is 80% black.
02:27:40 80% black.
02:27:49 So they, like I said, they tracked down some of the people.
02:27:51 Here.
02:27:53 And let's see here that one of the girl that was like there, you know.
02:28:01 They're they're showing me out every time I go to a white neighborhood, they shove.
02:28:04 Me out.
02:28:05 Trying to find her name here, Renee. Lips. Come McDonald. So let me see. This is the.
02:28:16 The clip of her.
02:28:20 Or this girl right here.
02:28:32 Blah blah, blah blah blah.
02:28:35 Here we go. Today, Rosedale is 80% black and 5% White 5.
02:28:42 5% white.
02:28:45 5.
02:28:51 Ah man.
02:28:55 Let's see here. Where does? I thought they had a clip from her.
02:28:57 A quote from her.
02:29:05 Where's the quote from her?
02:29:07 It's. Oh, she's literally just saying how she hates America, basically because of what happened.
02:29:13 Uh.
02:29:16 She says the American flag is the image. When I think about that incident.
02:29:21 Said Renee Lipscomb McDonald, now 58 years old and a social worker.
02:29:28 That's the symbol that pulled us into this situation because of the idea that we live in America. The American flag means good things. They took that beautiful image and turned it into something ugly for me.
02:29:43 So that's that's. That's the girl that they tracked down.
02:29:48 She's now a social worker. In other words, she has one of these. I'm a black woman, so the state gave me a job to do nothing.
02:30:04 I think they have another quote from the other girl, they they just say that girl that called them honkeys still lives in that neighborhood. So she's part of that 80% now. It's the little, the little girl.
02:30:14 That was like damn honkies.
02:30:16 Damn, honkies, blah, blah, blah. She still lives in that neighborhood, and she's morbidly obese now.
02:30:21 Wanna see what it looks like now? Let me see if I can.
02:30:24 Save this uh.
02:30:31 They say black don't crack. I'll tell you what. Maybe not, but.
02:30:39 Uh, you'll see.
02:30:43 They might not crack, but they might, but they they Jabba the Hut up, I'll tell you that much.
02:30:48 So that little girl, she looks like this now.
02:30:56 Oh, before racism, after racism. How she she looks white. She got white or somehow what happened there?
02:31:07 Ah, that's that's interesting.
02:31:13 She must not be articulate, though, because they they show the picture, but they don't really. They don't have any quotes from her.
02:31:19 Just says she still lives there.
02:31:27 Barbara, Barbara.
02:31:30 The only quote they I've heard from is. I'm still here.
02:31:39 And that's it.
02:31:40 So she's still there. She's part of the 80% still there.
02:31:44 5% white though 5% white anyway, so that was I just thought it was interesting because they they make it seem like ohh I found I found this documentary showing how racist white people were and it's like.
02:31:57 Actually not. You found like a documentary of of white genocide and whites responding appropriately. I think to that genocide.
02:32:09 And.
02:32:11 What I what? What appears to me?
02:32:14 To be a a staged event involving children for optics purposes, but I don't know, maybe it was, maybe it was organic, maybe it was organic. But anyway, let's take a look at.
02:32:28 At Hyper Chats, shall we?
02:32:33 Our entropy, the way I'm going to do it, is I'm going to do the new ones that came in after I fixed it, and then I'm going to go in.
02:32:39 And try to figure out how to look at the old ones that.
02:32:42 Came in uh.
02:32:44 When it was funked.
02:32:45 Up.
02:32:46 I mean well refresh, see if it's still working alright. It's still working.
02:32:50 All right, we have.
02:32:54 The.
02:32:56 Learned goat.
02:33:11 The learned goat says thanks for all that you do. I am reading a collection of Hitler's speeches. I'm telling you that guy was really on to something.
02:33:21 Well, that's what I hear.
02:33:23 That's what I hear.
02:33:26 Uh that we got, you know, I need to find. I want to find more if possible, raw, uncut speeches that are recorded now. I think some of the limitations on that is that the technology wasn't there, but I think some of it is they just don't let you have access to.
02:33:46 Unedited versions cause all the versions of the speech is. I have found. First of all, they're not in their entirety and they're always edited. In fact, they're edited in such a way that, you know, they were edited for English audiences, because when you do translate the edit, it doesn't make sense half the time. Like it's disjointed like because they're.
02:34:06 They're making a cut or an edit when he's like halfway through a thought, and so.
02:34:13 You know, because they know that most you, unless you speak German. You're not gonna know. It just sounds like gibberish either way.
02:34:19 So they're editing more for like.
02:34:23 To make him look crazy, then actually to to let you know the content of his speeches. But I'd like to find unedited raw ones that can be.
02:34:34 Aide.
02:34:37 Uh, we got sharpshooter says hey, Dev, a good stream. As always, political solutions aren't an option to achieve something that you have.
02:34:45 To.
02:34:46 That you have to take action. I think you mean for action for.
02:34:50 Here in the Netherlands, we slowly started to understand that.
02:34:54 We're started. We started using intimidation and threats. Well, hold on. I can't for legal reasons for you, and I can't read the rest of that. But I know what you're saying. So when people here that you want to open a refugee.
02:35:13 Center I'll I'm a paraphrase for you. You do more than just protest. And then the refugee center doesn't get built, so other things might work. Is what you're saying. OK, understood.
02:35:33 Assalam says hello. I watched the stream last Saturday, but I wasn't able to send anything in the chat, but now I can. I like the reasoning behind your stream and I agree with the majority of your stipulations. 1 flaw that I perceived in it though, is the action against institutions that enabled white genocide in the first place.
02:35:52 Is still theoretically possible leftist and or Jewish institutions. What do you mean by that action against institutions?
02:36:02 What? What? What action?
02:36:04 You know what I mean?
02:36:05 Like like you're going to action them to death. You have to be more specific. I would obviously not trust Trump, Stein, or the current system to accomplish this, but similar action would still weaken the National Organization of the Left and would disperse their resources well again like.
02:36:26 You're you're you're being vague with what this action means, like and and and. Look, that's the problem is everyone that that says that political solutions are going to fix there fix it, that they're always extremely vague. They never explain what any of this means. They never tell you specifically how they're going to achieve any of this.
02:36:47 And then they make fun of Trump for failing with with with his political promises and for not having a plan, and that that he's unprepared. It's like, well then, what's your plan?
02:37:00 Tell me specifically what actions you mean. This would obviously be positive, but in any case, as you've said, the democratically elected possibility of a white supermajority in the US has long gone. Pipe dream. Yeah, but so is so any action?
02:37:15 Against these NGOs.
02:37:18 One more thing, I would urge you to please check your subscribe star Message Feed more often. There was someone who said who said it last string 2 but besides that thank you for your work. Well I appreciate that. Yeah, I still need to check that out. I've been just busy working on the book.
02:37:35 This last week.
02:37:37 Crunching away. But yeah, I should. I'll I'll take a look at that. And then Bessemer says.
02:37:44 Hi Devon. Do the Jews swoop in and buy the properties after the blacks destroy everything? Thank you for your stream and high churro. I mean, that's happened. In fact, there is.
02:37:58 There are theories that that some of those fires that were discussed in the South Bronx were set by property developers that after they chased all the white people, the white middle class out of that part of the Bronx and with the black people, they then went in and, like, burned it all to the ground.
02:38:18 So they could redevelop it.
02:38:21 And I'm sure stuff like that happens.
02:38:24 I'm sure I'm positive stuff like that happens and I'm sure stuff like that happens today, still with the Black Lives Matter protests starting fires, people taking well, it's like when we did that stream about the Australian Jew that burned up those kids and that carnival ride.
02:38:43 Where he was burning down businesses all the time to acquire the property and and whatnot. That's that's a tactic that Jews have been using internationally for centuries. They don't. They don't call it Jewish lightning for nothing.
02:38:59 Ah man of low moral fiber says, until the blacks can be educated enough is a thought that is nice on the surface, but outright evil and self-destructive. In reality, most blacks are genetically incapable of functional, functional literacy.
02:39:15 Well, I don't know about functional literacy well, I mean, I don't know, right, I guess if.
02:39:23 The numbers are right. Most most blacks, the majority of blacks are 80 IQ or below. So maybe right maybe. And that's American blacks, the the Blacks in like Haiti and stuff like that or even lower IQ. So yeah, I mean I don't know the.
02:39:43 But yeah, the thought is exactly it's suicidal. There's no way you can train.
02:39:52 Yeah, I'm not. I'm not saying they're monkeys, but you can't train a monkey to to to write Shakespeare. You know that there's physical limitations to the mind.
02:40:02 May have low moral fiber. Again, says the idea that white kids roaming around the neighborhood, harassing negroes could somehow be misinterpreted as a bad thing shows how retarded people are. That black girl could have been minutes away from shitting out another negro, or even twins. Well.
02:40:19 Again, I I was bad optics.
02:40:22 I think that was a setup. It just seemed to like exactly on message and you know. Ohh just by coincidence these these black kids are are riding their bike into the the white neighborhood that's having a protest against black people. It's like, really oh, by the way, there's this, this older girl that's with them. That's like their ringleader.
02:40:44 Who knows exactly what to say. It's like, really, though, did that? Is that how it happened? Because.
02:40:52 I kind of feel like there's maybe that didn't happen that way, but you know what are you gonna do?
02:40:58 Uh, man of low moral fiber says. And I bet my house that she stole the bike. In the history of the world, negro has never actually purchased a bike.
02:41:08 And then, Ozanam says, I didn't have enough space to specify action, but it could involve Ron Paul Thomas Massie.
02:41:17 What they've been doing with the funding government paid for propaganda, the funding universities, et cetera. Also a platform for discussion like this would be good. Yeah, it's still not enough, though. It's it's not enough at all like that because you can't. You can't. You'd have to basically ban nonprofits, and no one's ever going to do that.
02:41:37 And you don't? You don't have the political power to do it now. You're not gonna have the political power to do it in 5-10 years. So it's not a flaw in what I said. Everything I said checks out like it's if you don't have the political power to do it now with with Hitler, Trump.
02:41:52 You're not gonna. Your political power is not going to grow as your people.
02:41:57 Shrinks.
02:41:59 The opposite happen.
02:42:01 The opposite happens, and as we've demonstrated the night, you know, just because there's some people out there that are white, that are starting to grow and grow an identity of some sort, that's you're still like a long way away from where white people were.
02:42:19 And by the time that actually becomes like a thing, you know we we will look, it'll help. It'll funny. Funny enough. It as we become more of a minority, it'll absolute.
02:42:31 Really.
02:42:34 Exaggerate those sentiments in in white people, that in Group preference will kick in because it's tied to survival.
02:42:42 And so as we become fewer in number, we will become more clannish. That will happen, but it doesn't. That that just, you know.
02:42:51 That just means we'll be another minority competing for power and resources in some multicultural hellscape, and that's the whole that's the whole thing I thought we were trying to avoid.
02:43:02 And so if we're trying to avoid that, you can't avoid that politically, politically, that's what inevitably will happen. You will.
02:43:10 You will inevitably have best case scenario a color erase blind society where it's just it's exactly what MAGA is promoting. You know, the race blind meritocracy. Like that's really what that's the best case scenario.
02:43:27 And if that's what you're shooting on all the time, which a lot of people are.
02:43:31 Then you can't be talking about political solutions because that's that's maxing out political solutions right there. You're lucky if you get that.
02:43:39 You're lucky if you get that.
02:43:41 You're lucky. I'll tell you. You're super lucky if you get that with with Jewish power stripped out of the equation.
02:43:48 Because chances are.
02:43:50 You won't get that. And if you do get that it, it'll be a Jewish approved administered by Jews.
02:43:57 Version of that.
02:43:58 So.
02:44:00 That's that's. That's real. That's maxing out political power. That's the solutions. Maxing out political power.
02:44:09 Nigel Cringeworthy says left behind in Rosedale is a book about the elderly whites and Rosedale who were too poor to escape. They suffered horrific abuse, crime, rape from blacks, lots of detail about that situation of the book. You can find it free.
02:44:27 In line. Well, there you go. And that's what will happen to the country at large.
02:44:32 If the demographic shift is not reversed, that's why I that's why I talk about the solution has to include a white supermajority or it's not a solution because whites as soon as our numbers drop below a certain threshold, we will. You think we're targets now you think we're the.
02:44:51 The victims of violence from non whites. Now, yeah. Wait until everyone in in power over those non whites is also non white and has a chip on their shoulder for whites.
02:45:03 You think it's bad now? It only gets worse. Just ask South Africa.
02:45:08 Alright, so let's let's take a look here at the old ones. They got blanked out. If I can figure out.
02:45:15 How to do that here?
02:45:20 Entropy. Why are you the way that you are?
02:45:34 Let's see.
02:45:45 Here we are, I think.
02:46:03 Trying to think of what the oldest one would be.
02:46:09 What date was the last dream on? OK, so this is probably the oldest one we got, Doc 14 says the Eugenics Crusade, 2018 articulates well the key figures of the eugenics movement and has a slimy Jew that needs an attitude.
02:46:29 Check how's churro? Thanks for your work. Well.
02:46:32 Like you said, Churro is literally snoozing right behind me and which he's never done. He's just afraid of the coyote that's outside. So he's he's he's a lot more cuddly and and cozy right now.
02:46:46 When he's in fear of his.
02:46:48 Life.
02:46:50 Yeah, I'll have to check that out. I think someones recommend that before I'm pretty sure it's in my notes already.
02:46:55 Then we got black behavior.
02:47:03 Black behavior says taking a victory lap on Kirk. Sorry if this is exhausting, I'm kind of done with it too, but you characterize me as a Candace follower. Like I'd listen to you and then go listen to a sheboon. I like zeb.
02:47:21 Zeb Boykin. I don't know what that is pertaining to Kirk. And she has produced evidence backed by an admission against interest that strengthens Zebb's client. I don't know who Zeb Boykin is.
02:47:34 And I and look as far as the Israel killed Charlie Kirk thing, I still remain unconvinced. I I I don't. I I I don't remain unconvinced in terms of.
02:47:46 Of obviously, Kirk did express privately that he was growing tired of the Jews, which again, I yeah, after the first day when we were talking about it, people were saying clips that night that he was killed, that were.
02:48:02 That were surprising to me that he had said anything like.
02:48:05 Yeah.
02:48:08 But I still remain unconvinced. I have to see. I have to see some evidence. Look again. I'm open to it. It's possible. It's not like Israel hasn't murdered people before, for probably less. You know. You know, it's not like Israel doesn't go around murdering people than they do. Israel is pretty big.
02:48:27 On the whole.
02:48:28 Murdering people thing.
02:48:30 So it's not outside by any means. The realm of possibility.
02:48:34 But we just look, we got to at least hear from this fucking kid.
02:48:38 Right. We don't know. We don't know anything and people are jumping the gun and I'm just telling you, Candace Owens seems like a bad person to go out on a limb with.
02:48:51 It just doesn't seem.
02:48:54 I don't know it it, it just seems a little. It seems a little.
02:49:00 Black black conspiracy theory right now again.
02:49:05 That could all change. That could all change.
02:49:09 I just don't. I don't see anything that convinces me.
02:49:12 And look if anyone is down to to accept that Israel murdered someone for some, even if it's a petty reason. Look, I I I believe.
02:49:24 I have no reason to doubt it that they would do that.
02:49:28 But I'm also.
02:49:30 Not someone as you guys know where I just jump on every fucking bandwagon that comes our way.
02:49:36 And I often get a lot of shit for not doing.
02:49:38 That.
02:49:38 By the way, and I've pretty much been right every single time.
02:49:43 And I'm not taking a position that they didn't do it because I'm just saying we don't have the data yet.
02:49:49 We don't have the data.
02:49:51 And so I'm waiting for data that convinces me.
02:49:55 Because I've look, I've seen all the stupid clips, all the stupid videos, all the things that people say.
02:50:02 You know, like where the all the the the no exit wound or no this or know that it's just like umm sorry I'm just.
02:50:10 I'm a rational guy. I'm in fact, if when people get mad at me, it's because I'm. I'm. I'm maybe a little hyper rational, you know, the reason why the reason why I I relax by by troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems is you don't you don't fix those by fields. You'll let, in fact, you'll electrocute yourself and die.
02:50:30 If you're not hyper rational when fixing these things that I that I work on.
02:50:36 So it's just that's how my mind works.
02:50:40 I have to have proof positive.
02:50:43 Or at least something that's that that would convince me if I was on a jury. They can look. It can be circumstantial evidence. You can convict A murderer with circumstantial evidence. And there's lots of things I believe based purely on circumstantial evidence. So I I don't. I don't. I'm not saying it has to rise to the level of.
02:51:04 Video of like.
02:51:06 Benjamin Netanyahu saying, you know, kill him or something like that doesn't even be remotely that close.
02:51:12 I just don't see.
02:51:13 It.
02:51:13 Yet I don't. I don't see the.
02:51:17 I see the innuendo and I see it just it's. I'm sorry it's it's very black people conspiracy theory right now. That's just what it is right now.
02:51:26 So look, I'll I to be fair, I haven't kept up with it this week, so maybe some brand new thing came out this week. I mean, I watched like the Candace thing like the which by the way, I mean.
02:51:39 I had never watched one of her streams before. I mean, I'd seen clips, but I've never actually watched one of her streams, and when she did the whole like I got the receipts stream I was like, alright, I'll just, I'm going to put it on. I'm going to put it on in the background. I'm doing stuff and that way I get the full context. She is fucking retarded.
02:52:00 Dude, she is fucking retarded, and it just it made me like, believe it, less like, just listening to her. Like when when she said that.
02:52:11 At the end, like when I I found I found Brigitte Macron's penis. I'll find it's just like alright. I'm already like you know.
02:52:20 You're fucking retarded. You're I. I don't know. I just. I I I struggled. A black pill to me is that she's as popular as she is.
02:52:29 But anyway, yeah. I mean, look, those are real. Those were real chats. He did privately say that he was tired of Jewish donors being jewy and that he was he was tired of of defending.
02:52:44 Yeah, OK. Does that mean that they murdered him, like, 2 days later, I or whatever the timeline is? I mean, I doubt it, but.
02:52:53 We'll see. I'm keeping an eye on it.
02:52:56 I'm look, I'm willing. I don't. I have nothing to lose.
02:53:00 Right. Like if anything, this here's the thing.
02:53:04 If if I went head first into this.
02:53:07 I'd be getting all kinds of views. You know how how it is people want, they want the they want, like the true crime conspiracy theory stream where Devon Stack breaks down all the the reasons why Israel killed Charlie. They people want that you. You think I don't know that people want that. I know people want that.
02:53:26 You know, and if I was, if I was just some grifting fagot I.
02:53:29 Would.
02:53:29 Give it to you. I would do it, but I don't. I'm not. I I want to actually believe it before, before I say it, I just don't believe it right now.
02:53:41 Alright, let's see here.
02:53:43 Uh Nostra Nazi?
02:53:46 Says what's your take on the recent thread of text messages from? Well, here we go. Same thing CK that Candace just released. Besides the fact that she is still a retarded negress. Did it change your opinion on who the responsible parties are at all? Did you ever look into the Satanic beekeeper cult?
02:54:05 No, I didn't.
02:54:07 People told me about the satanic beekeeper cult thing and I was just like I get I. Maybe, maybe it's funny, but I kind of like it was, but it was. It was painful to listen to. Just the one that where she did the messages.
02:54:22 I still, I don't even know. I've just people have referenced that maybe I should watch it just to be.
02:54:30 I'm I'm assuming it's the stream before that one, right? Maybe I should look at it? I don't know. I don't think I can handle it, though. Like it's black conspiracy theory nonsense. Always it it's like.
02:54:43 It's like when people say, oh, this movie so bad it's good and I watch it and I'm just like, no, it's just really bad. I hate it. I hate everything about it. It makes me angry. Like, that's kind of how I feel when I listen to black people breaking down conspiracy theories. It's just like, it's like watching that stupid person.
02:55:01 Try to do a complicated.
02:55:04 Anything like it's it's. I don't find joy in that. Like it's frustrating and it's and it gives me a headache so.
02:55:13 I don't know. Maybe because the beekeeper thing will look into it.
02:55:17 So I don't know. You know, The funny thing is, the fucked up thing is there's probably not. Well, I don't know. Whatever the depending on what the context is, there's probably fucking schizos out there. The thing that's. That's why Devon's part of the the the beekeeper. Satan cult. Because that and that's why he doesn't want you to know that Israel.
02:55:37 I get there's at least one. There's gotta be at least one that thinks.
02:55:42 Again, I I don't know the context, maybe I'm wrong, but my guess is there's there's at least one, but yeah, it doesn't change my mind. It changes my mind about Charlie Kirk. He does it. Look, let's be honest. Part of why he's he's complaining is that they're taking money away from him.
02:56:00 So it's kind of like.
02:56:02 Anyway.
02:56:04 Tell the hung.
02:56:06 Says Orthodox Christianity is sometimes invoked the nationalist circles. It's deeply traditionalist. It has an aesthetic beauty and a long standing fusion of faith and ethnic identity. But it hasn't prevented it or, but it hasn't prevented it by acting in a cook fashion.
02:56:26 I don't know what you mean by it.
02:56:28 Archbishop lack.
02:56:31 Lack evos.
02:56:33 Was the only church leader to March alongside MLK.
02:56:41 Well, there you go. I guess I'm not sure what what it was.
02:56:48 Murder of Bros.
02:57:08 You got to pull yourself out.
02:57:11 I'm sinking.
02:57:19 Into the quicksand you go, bitch. We got. Let's see here. Where was that murder? Bros just simply says donation.
02:57:28 Well, I appreciate that murder of Bros.
02:57:31 Then we got Gorilla hands.
02:57:34 And gorilla hand says the last stream was excellent and unfortunately very true. I am starting to be black pilled about our situation. My response to this is Skynet was right. Let's make a scenario.
02:57:48 A time traveler goes back to 1984 and instigates nuclear war. I know this sounds unhinged and psychotic, but hear me out.
02:57:58 In nuclear exchange would most likely be limited to strategic targets and high value areas. Most urban areas would be relatively untouched from this exchange. It would be horrific.
02:58:09 Are horrible, you say, but after a couple of years we can rebuild from the Ashes LGBTQ and EI crap would never become a reality, and this would be a selection of it. I look that I think that's really what's behind. You're not the first person to have that fantasy. I mean, I think that's what's behind. There's an entire genre.
02:58:31 Of books. That's it's prepper porn, where it's basically what you're describing that scenario and that's that genre has been around since the Cold War. In fact, you know.
02:58:44 You could say that's.
02:58:46 That's kind of like Red Dawn in in some ways where people did view it that way and have for a long time the cities, especially once they were infested by diversity, were kind of a lost cause. And if you look at look at how often the future is depicted in movies from the 1980s and 90s.
02:59:07 As some kind of just open hellscape that is usually or sometimes at least post some kind of nuclear Holocaust.
02:59:15 And that's because people kind of like the idea. In fact, why do you think zombie movies are like that? It's the same thing people know on some level, people understand everything's fucked beyond recognition. Everything's fucking fubar. There's no way to to rewind things. There's no way to fix it.
02:59:35 And so what's the next best thing? Will you burn it to the ground and start over? And so all of these, uh, sci-fi?
02:59:42 Genres or subgenres where that's basically like the whole thing. Why do you think there's so many white people that are into that stuff? Because that's kind of what it's saying. It's kind of it. It's a way of saying what would happen if, like all of society burned to the fucking ground and everything and we hit the reset button and there are people that think to themselves.
03:00:03 You know what? That'd be kind of exciting and fun, even if it meant that, like the vast majority of people I ran into were the undead trying to eat my brain.
03:00:11 You know, I mean like that's still preferable to what the actual reality is. There are people that would rather live in a zombie apocalypse than reality today.
03:00:23 And and that's that's not unusual thought to have. There's there's a lot of people that that. Why do you think?
03:00:31 Why do you think people get so excited and use the Ron Paul meme of it's happening because they want some. They don't care, they.
03:00:39 Don't care what it is.
03:00:41 They just want something to happen, something catastrophic, some kind of Black Swan event that that opens up all these opportunities that are otherwise unavailable. And that's the problem is, if we maintain the status quo, then we just we do just go quietly off into the night. That is exactly.
03:01:01 Our destiny if something radical doesn't change, and so these fantasies of something radical happening, regardless of how devastating they are and and the casualty count and.
03:01:16 Everything else, it all kind of sounds more fun and better than what where there are so many people that would rather have like, a Skynet scenario where you're we're we're battling the fucking machines and and whatever than to live in the world that we live in now there are.
03:01:33 Of people like that.
03:01:35 And that's it's really kind of a a commentary on how fucking horrible they've allowed things to get. That's just the way that it is.
03:01:44 And then Gorilla Hands simply says.
03:01:47 Faggots.
03:01:49 There we go.
03:01:49 And then Gorilla hands again says only the strong would survive this war and hopefully we will recover from it within a couple of decades. Much more likely scenario than us recovering from the shift that we are in now. Well, that's The thing is white people could recover from a in a war like that, a battle like that.
03:02:08 You can't recover from demographic replacement. You can't, and that's all the more reason why I tell people that if your solution does not involve a super majority of whites, it's not a solution.
03:02:21 Because inevitably we we get into an unrecoverable extinction situation.
03:02:29 That's the way it is.
03:02:32 Then we got and look. Don't get mad at me. I don't make the rules. That's the way it is. Sharpshooter says. Hey, Devon, good. Stream is always political. Solutions aren't an option to achieve something you had. Uh. Wait, where did I think we're caught up?
03:02:46 Right. Yes, we're caught up.
03:02:51 All right. So the ones that got dumped.
03:02:56 I think worked out.
03:03:00 OK, now let's go to oh, we got a couple more on.
03:03:05 On entropy here we got.
03:03:08 Charles Bronson says maybe I missed it, but did you look up the current crime stats in Rosedale? I'm dying to know. No, it's I tried to find.
03:03:18 And.
03:03:19 Any kind of historical data and what they do to skew the numbers is because the 90s, ironically enough, where everything was supposed to be fine. The the 90s was like violent crime overload in the New York area, it's gone down since the 90s, and the earliest data they'll show you is from the 90s.
03:03:41 They don't show you it crawl shooting up from Pre 90s and then just going down from the 90s.
03:03:48 Peak, so I couldn't find any any actual crime rates that were reliable unless the the the graph started in the 90s, but it's what you would think of it this way it's it's 80% black and 5% white so.
03:04:08 Use your imagination. It's not that hard to put together. It's it's probably on par with Bessemer. I don't know. It might not be that bad. Bessemer's pretty fucking bad.
03:04:21 Let's see, you're sucking your mom says. Sir, I was sharing a link for a rumble channel with all the with all the no changes to the original text Hitler speeches.
03:04:35 And then.
03:04:38 You. You're mad at the mods you said you were muted. Well, I'll tell you what. I will. I will check that out.
03:04:49 And I'll put in my notes here.
03:04:55 Hitler speeches.
03:05:00 There we go.
03:05:02 All right.
03:05:04 Then we'll go to rumble.
03:05:09 Zazie Mataz Bot says my colt, not militia, and I have learned a hard fact of life. Sometimes the order in which you teach a lesson is just as important as what you are teaching. That is to say, give the parachute packing class before you all get on the plane.
03:05:28 We lost a good one when we lost #90.
03:05:31 Seven. You will be missed. Thanks for the show and thank you for the last stream. No political solutions. Are you trying to make hemp necklaces popular again? Like the 90s, eighteen 90s? I'm not sure the.
03:05:47 The reference with the hemp necklaces are, but I'm just. I'm just trying to get people to realize that we're not voting our way out of this. That's that's too bad about your cult number and the.
03:05:59 The parachuting accident.
03:06:03 Then we got Giga chat of NPC says the problem is too many white people or too many white traders in Vidor, TX in the 90s, a small city outside of Beaumont, a civil rights suit made them let nigsy in, but all the people were against it.
03:06:23 And it scared them to move out still 95%.
03:06:28 Wait, what?
03:06:31 Small Susan.
03:06:34 All the people were against it and scared them to move out.
03:06:39 Well, I'd have to know more. I'm. I'm guessing what you say is the white people stood their ground and actually didn't sell out to the blacks.
03:06:49 And now it's still 95% white. Well, that's really, I'll tell you what. For Texas, that's really uncharacteristic because Texas is already minority white well, not cause of blacks though. I mean blacks are there's lots of blacks in Texas but not but it's mostly cause the Mexican.
03:07:06 Uh, Rupert says replay gang here. Goodnight, professor stack. See you on Wednesday. Well, I appreciate that. Then we have.
03:07:15 Pinnacle Lisa Pinnacle Lisa says. Thank you, Devon. Appreciate all you do well, I appreciate that.
03:07:23 Pinnacle, Lisa.
03:07:25 And then we got.
03:07:28 He knew he knew of blue, I think.
03:07:31 Says Devon has to play the Howard Stern Roosevelt School days someday.
03:07:38 The Roosevelt School I'll put in. Well, I'll put in my notes and I don't know what you're referring to.
03:07:43 Howard Stern is the degenerate Jew, though, so.
03:07:48 We'll have to see how that works out.
03:07:52 Then we got Giga chat of NPC's. Have you heard of Ballymena? Population 30,000 in Northern Ireland in June. They burned out the whole streets in a riot and 2/3 of the recent migrants left as of August, according to B.
03:08:10 Add about 1 to 2000 Browns left or fled. No, I mean, I've seen some of the, the the riots and protests going on in Ireland and I feel like if there's any place in the white world where you've got a kind of solidarity that was similar to what we watched in that documentary tonight.
03:08:32 It's probably Ireland. I mean, that's in fact that might have been why you saw some of that in that neighborhood because of the Irish that lived there, although most of the people they interviewed seemed like they were Italian.
03:08:42 So yeah, I mean I I feel like hopefully there's still some of that energy alive in the Irish spirit that can prevent Ireland from.
03:08:53 Well, going the way of the rest of the Western world.
03:08:58 But uh, and we'll see. We'll see. There are. There's still a lot of white traders even in Ireland.
03:09:06 Unfortunately.
03:09:08 The uh Shogun said they did everything but go door to door, armed to the teeth, which of course you should never do, ever, because that would be illegal.
03:09:21 Yes, we have. We do not promote violence or anything illegal here. Get chat of MPC says. And just recently in Ballymena they firebombed 6 cars of migrants and destroyed a house where rich guy had them living to work at a hotel.
03:09:38 The total non white population has dropped by 25 to 30%.
03:09:44 Well, there you go. Well, I've always said there's no motivator more effective than fear.
03:09:50 And that is the truth.
03:09:52 No one, pork says Yandex, is the place to search for anything that goes against the Jewish led, gay race communism, like Hitler's speeches, without fuckery, reinstalled. Yandex is decent for things. I use it sometimes. It's a Russian.
03:10:10 And you can find stuff. It's not completely perfect.
03:10:15 The results are often porn, even when you're not looking for porn, it's just like.
03:10:22 Sometimes you're like scratching your head like.
03:10:24 How did that end up being poured?
03:10:27 I'm never surprised at how often a search query ends up being porn.
03:10:32 The uh the Shogun says sorry for the gay link, but here's the telegram link for all the Uncle A's.
03:10:40 Speeches translated to English. Well, there you go.
03:10:46 I'll add that in there too, I'm gonna check that out.
03:10:51 Ah, let's see here then we got.
03:10:56 Jake tungstate.
03:11:00 Jake Tongue, Seth says. I remember as a kid going to pick out a craft brand salad dressing. My grandma said no, we are boycotting that because they sponsor violence on TV. We can see Kraft is doing fine. Boycotts don't work. One craft is Jewish. If you're, if you're going to boycott.
03:11:20 You have to do it because.
03:11:21 It's Jewish.
03:11:23 And well, I guess in a way that means that, you know, they sponsored violence on TV. But yeah, I've I've yet to see evidence.
03:11:31 That any right wing boycott has ever worked. Ever.
03:11:36 I guess well, maybe, I guess you could say maybe the last time it worked sort of would be the Hays code. The Catholics did do the Hayes code with Hollywood. That was a boycott threat. So that worked.
03:11:49 For a little bit but like.
03:11:52 1015 years or so.
03:11:54 So that's one. I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll say that worked.
03:11:59 That that, that was that was that's the only one I can think of though. That's the only time I can think of.
03:12:05 Easter worshipper says Ashkenazi Jews are about 40 to 50% euro ad mixture. That ad mixture is almost entirely from the female being that Judaism is a matrilineal religion. Jewishness thus derives from EUR bogus religion.
03:12:25 Well, no, they're they're. They're genetically distinct from us, though, that you can. I mean, you can plot it on, like, like, they're they're more. Let me put it this way. Jews are more genetically separate from, say, English people.
03:12:42 Then Italians are from English people and they're more separate from Italians.
03:12:49 Then Italians are English people.
03:12:54 So they they are genetically distinct.
03:12:56 And.
03:12:59 Do they have some white DNA? If you know, like some Eastern European white DNA. Yeah. Like the Ashkenazi have have Slav blood.
03:13:09 You know, obviously they're not. They don't look Middle Eastern, right? They don't have.
03:13:15 Dark complexions after after centuries of of wandering through Eastern Europe, but the the they are still, I mean, they're also genetic. They're not, they're.
03:13:27 Not.
03:13:28 They're not.
03:13:31 They're not. They're not like just slaves with a different religion. You know, they're genetically distinct from slaves also.
03:13:42 Let's see. In fact, let me put this way. 2 random Ashkenazi Jews.
03:13:48 In any part of the world are genetically closer to each other than any 2 random white people.
03:13:57 I think in the Western world and any any part of the Western world because they, they're, they've been genetic bottlenecks with Ashkenazi Jews.
03:14:07 And inbreeding to a level that makes them very genetically close.
03:14:13 The Shogun says FML that link doesn't work anymore. I'll find them. All right, well, I'll take out of my notes then.
03:14:22 Enu Enu Blue says, ever heard of a movie called White Dog. Yeah, I mean, I was going to maybe do a stream on it once, but it was just kind of.
03:14:34 Too cheesy?
03:14:38 I mean, it's possible I I, but I did watch it once because I was going to do a stream on it and I was like, I don't know.
03:14:47 Uh, the Shogun says here's a very limited source. There used to be all of them on one page, but I'm assuming they got hit by Elonis. Free speech hammer. Well, there you go. I'll copy that link as well.
03:15:02 Apparently you asked for Hitler speeches and and you receive Hitler speeches.
03:15:07 Easter worshipper says read the riddles of the Jewish success.
03:15:13 F Roderick Stoneham popular book amongst 1920s nineteen 30s net socks, it mentions Euro admixture of Ashkenazi Jews the drags of various races, he says.
03:15:29 Well, is that I think that it's mostly Slavic and probably some German too, so.
03:15:36 Think it's Slavic and Germanic?
03:15:40 Uh, and then?
03:15:42 You knew a blue says. What about the movie Romper Stomper?
03:15:47 I don't think I've seen that.
03:15:50 I do not think I have seen.
03:15:53 Romper stomper.
03:15:56 All right, guys. And with that, I think that's it.
03:16:01 Pretty sure we're good there.
03:16:05 Well, with that, I wish you guys all a good rest of your weekend.
03:16:09 If I can get cherro to meow.
03:16:11 Where'd he go? He's gone now.
03:16:16 I don't know where he's watered off to. I was going to try to poke him or make him plaintively bleat on the microphone.
03:16:23 Because when you when when you pick him up, he sometimes makes a noise like a squeaky.
03:16:27 Anyway.
03:16:30 Well, we'll get them. We'll get them next time.
03:16:34 Oh, we got one last one. Then we're going to close her down, get, get chat of NPC, says Justin Barrett and Open National Socialist was the keynote speaker at a rally with a few 100 people in Cork City today. The city has 225,000 people and they outnumbered the anti fangs.
03:16:54 Well, like I said, I if if there's any European people that that at least from over here. So I could be wrong, but at least from here seems like they're up to the task.
03:17:07 It is our our.
03:17:09 Or potato brethren, so hopefully, hopefully they look. Hopefully they all teach us a lesson. They show us how it's done.
03:17:16 Alright guys. Well with that, I'm going to shut her down. I appreciate you guys visiting with me this evening. Hope you all learned a lot.
03:17:23 In the mean time.
03:17:25 For Black Pilled, I am of course.
03:17:29 Devon Stack.
03:17:32 Hello. Yes. Can I ask a few questions about the apartment?
03:17:35 On.
03:17:36 Park Street. My name. My name is Juan Hernandez.
03:17:36 What was your name?
03:17:40 Been rented.
03:17:41 Who's gone? Hello. My name is Sanjay Kumar. I am calling about the apartment on Park Street not available.
03:17:46 It's not available.
03:17:49 Hello, my name is Tyrone Washington. I'm calling about the apartment.
03:17:52 On Park Street.
03:17:53 Just been rented.
03:17:54 Hello I am Chen Ling. My name is Khalid bin Ali. I'm Juan Volt. Hello. My name is Moshe Goldberg. I use a wheelchair. He's gone. Not available.
03:18:05 Alright, thank you.
03:18:07 Yes, hello. My name is Graham Wellington. I'm calling about the apartment for rent on Park Street. Is that still available?
03:18:14 Yeah.
03:18:15 What is really?
03:18:15 Yes.
03:18:17 Housing discrimination is illegal if you think you've been a victim because of your race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability or family status. Call us fair housing. It's not an option, it's the law.
03:18:20 Sure.
03:18:23 Would be.
03:18:23 Convenient for you?