INSOMNIA STREAM： WEAK MAN EDITION

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00:06:06 welcome to the insomnia stream. I unmuted the wrong thing there.
00:06:12 I'm your host, of course. Devon Stack, this the Insomnia Stream. Weak man edition. It's a spooky Halloween episode. Hope you're ready.
00:06:24 Hope you're ready. I was gonna do one Friday. I don't think I'm gonna have time. So I thought, hey, it's a little weird to have a Halloween episode after Halloween. I think it'll be like November. Like, who has, who has a Halloween episode in November? So we're not doing that. So why not have the Halloween episode right now, right now? So I thought we'd talk about something spooky. And what's spookier than Australia, right? It's like on the wrong side of the planet. They walk around upside down. These people, they walk around upside down.
00:07:05 They have literal dinosaurs and weird shit down there. Or maybe that's Florida, I don't know. They got weird animals that shouldn't exist. They got crocodiles. They had dinosaurs too, Crocodile Dundee, right? They have, like kangaroos. What the fuck is that even? Is it a is it a gigantic mouse? Is it a rodent that something went wrong, and worst of all, they got, they have ambos. They have fucking ambos. I don't even know what to make of those things. Some kind of weird prehistoric hominid that, you know, something that civilization forgot.
00:07:50 You know, it's like when, when God was magically, just randomly dropping civilizations on earth he forgot, you know, he's like, Oh yeah, play a continent down there. I forgot about, I always forget about Australia. Well, whatever, they'll figure it out. They didn't anyway. But actually, this is, this is actually involves America too. It involves America too. This is a story that takes place spooky, spooky story that takes place in Australia during World War Two. During World War Two.
00:08:39 See a lot of Americans forget about Australia all the focus, of course, when we talk about World War Two, is the Jews and, you know, Hitler and all this other stuff, and occasionally dropping atomic bombs on Japan. But you really don't really have any, you know, D Day, all this other stuff. You don't really think about Australia that much, but Americans had quite a presence in in Australia and not exactly welcomed, not exactly a lot of the Australians were not enjoying the Americans in their country for a variety of reasons, one of the which we'll talk about tonight. You might be surprised.
00:09:27 You might be surprised or not, maybe not, of who might be, who might be behind the some, some of the Animus, some of the animus towards the the American soldiers that were, they were in Australia at the time. But there's, there was an incident involving one of the one of the reasons is, there was an incident involving a particular American, quote, unquote, a. American soldier in Australia that created a lot of these problems, and it was an international incident of sorts, and because of the environment of the war, they censored it, they hushed it up.
00:10:17 And it was only until much later that a lot of the facts came out at the time, or really shortly after the war, the Australian police, they used to put on a radio show, or they sponsored a radio show, ended up being spun into a television show. I think it was called D 24 not, I don't know about the television show that was the radio show. And this radio show would do kind of like true crime dramas, and they would change the names, but the story was pretty much the same, and they an episode of this, this radio drama cover this incident.
00:11:01 They also made a movie back in the 80s, 1986 about this incident, called Death of a soldier, death of a soldier. That covered this and there have been a couple Australian documentaries. About this incident as well. But there's, as you might imagine, there's, there's a lot of important details that always seem to be left out of the out of the out of the story, very important details to get left out of the story, including the one detail that makes it all make sense, that makes it all make sense.
00:11:50 Now, for some context to let you know kind of what was going on at the time, the American soldiers that came into Australia, the top brass, the people the America, on the American side, they wanted their soldiers to be able to cut loose a little bit, get get drunk, have some women. A lot of these guys were in the Pacific Theater. They were watching their friends get blown in half.
00:12:18 Like, you know, people like, I said that a lot of people forget about the Pacific Theater, but it was pretty nasty stuff going on between America and Japan, Iwo Jima, like there was just some really horrific battles that with really high casualties. And so Australia, for better, for worse, lot of times for worse was used as, as is kind of like a, like a spring break for, like, a bunch of soldiers that just saw their friends get blown up. There was also a lot of Signal Corps people stationed out there.
00:12:55 That, of course, was the communications members of the military and a lot of lot, in fact, a lot of Jews, lot of Jews were in Signal Corps, so they wouldn't have to actually see any kind of combat. And then the a lot of those Signal Corps guys were the ones that would later go back to Hollywood and make movies about World War Two. And in fact, some of them never even had to leave Hollywood to make movies about World War Two. In fact, I think we covered The Day the Earth Stood Still about the, you know, the alien that comes down to earth and everything. And that was like that movie was made by basically all Signal Corps veterans.
00:13:37 So propaganda as well as communications. And tonight, we're going to talk about one of the one of the people in single core. This was also, if you remember, the stream we did called Mr. Sin. Mr. Sin, about the the mob boss, Australian mob boss Jew that ran a lot of prostitution and smuggled liquor to the so that's where he a lot of his fortune was made in the beginning, before he really, you know, took hold.
00:14:16 His cancer became metastasized in Australia, a lot of his early days where it was making money off of this situation where you had American soldiers drinking and and prostituting and all this fun stuff in Australia, he was providing the illegal alcohol and providing the Women and gambling and all that sort of thing. So that's kind of the backdrop, the backdrop of tonight's spooky spooky story.
00:14:51 Spooky scary Halloween story. The year is 1942 or thereabouts. I think we're. Me look at my notes, I'm pretty sure. Yes, yes, it's 1942 Melbourne. That's where this is, where this takes place. And the Americans meet with the locals, the local head honchos to kind of let them know, Hey, we're going to have a bunch of soldiers stationed out here, 15,000 I believe. And we just want you, we know you have, believe it or not, a lot of Americans don't realize this. Either there were a lot of kind of restrictive laws in Australia prior to this time about, you know, drinking, you know, when bars could be open, I think they were closed Sundays as an example.
00:15:51 And in fact, I don't think you could there was a lot of things, like most things were closed on Sundays. It was weirdly, especially given Australia's current, uh, reputation. It was, it was kind of like Utah in some ways, right? A lot of the regulations and and the way that they govern vice prior to,
00:16:13 prior to this time period. And so this is a clip from, and we're gonna, we're going to we're going to watch clips from a film covering this incident, listen to bits of that radio show, and maybe a clip or two from a documentary, to try to give you a full picture of of This incident, or incidents rather.
00:16:41 So this is the opening of the movie, showing the Americans meeting with the Australians and saying, hey, hey, buddy, relax. Relax with your alcohol laws. Just let you know. Let the Americans kind of just do what they want. Come on, buddy. You kind of have to. We're America. You gotta, have to do what we say. And the local is not exactly super excited about it.
00:17:07 Ladies and gentlemen, all I am saying is that you are going to have 48,000 American troops deposited on your soil within a week, and it's my job to make their lives and yours tolerable. For example, perhaps we could have movies on Sunday.
00:17:31 See you around Bert. Black Market going. All right, is it? That's what I call cooperation.
00:17:38 All right, sir, what do you want us to do?
00:17:40 We need your cooperation so our men can have a good time, but stay out of any real trouble, gambling, drinking, place to meet women, but under controlled conditions so that it doesn't get out of hand and not disrupt the community. We're not asking for you to change any laws, just for a little flexibility.
00:17:59 We'll do everything we can to help mate.
00:18:01 We certainly will.
00:18:03 Thank you. Thank you all. So while some of the locals didn't like it, there were other locals that very much liked it well, like like Jewish mobsters, among among them, but there were people that stood to make a lot of money by altering these these restrictions on their businesses, and having an influx of all these, these new customers for their businesses.
00:18:29 So some of the locals decide to, you know, go along with it, and whereas the religious leaders are not super ecstatic about it, and some of the locals kind of resent it.
00:18:43 You end up with this weird culture where it's, it's almost like, if you ever, if you ever gone to a cruise, on a cruise to like, like, one of these cruises that stops off in these third world trash countries in the Caribbean and the the actual country is kind of walled off. It's just like, or if you've ever gone to, like, a Mexican resort, that's mostly, you know, it's, it's that caters to Americans. It just seems like very fake and thrown together.
00:19:18 And it's not Mexico, it's, just like this weird American version of Mexico. And that's kind of what developed is, you know, you had these, like, weird bars and clubs and casinos that were kind of thrown together 100% there to cater to the desires of the American GI, and there were songs written about it, and this, this actually caused more resentment, especially because you had a lot of the Australian women who were very much interested in the.
00:19:59 These young fit men from America coming in and and getting drunk and partying with with money. And so a lot of the Australian men were not super excited about that. And you had these kinds of clubs full of, well, Australian floozies and and drunken American soldiers.
00:20:44 I'm going down through Melbourne to meet my sweet Gi. I won't Batman, or else, I'm sure to die. I got sold more blues, and I need my sweet gi he gave me from America, from the USA, plenty of money, plenty of things to say.
00:20:54 Now, in reality, she would not be black. She's black because this was made in 1986 I believe that's an actual song. If not, there's a song almost exactly like that, where it's it's that, like, heavy handed, like, I'm gonna go to Melbourne and fuck an American soldier.
00:21:13 You know, it's like, what? And so that's what's going on. You just have this kind of degeneracy going on, and it's, look, it's, it's, it's kept contained to some extent, right? There is, there's obviously some crime that happens because of this, but it's relatively not too out of control, other than the fact that a lot of the, well, the money getting pumped into the underground element like Mr. Sin and and those kinds of things.
00:21:48 So net negative, obviously, for the people of Melbourne. But then you have, you had one particular bad apple, one particular bad apple. I'm just gonna look. I was gonna try to, like, reveal this in some fancy way. But let's just, let's just, I'll give you one guess. One guess where. What do you Who do you think this guy is? If you had to guess where his family came from, I don't know, say the turn of the century or so, and what ethnicity he was, you know, if you just had to guess, based on like, I don't know, every other stream I've ever done, and it's not on purpose like this, I swear to you, this is not, this is not how these I don't, I don't know how I could even do that, but spoiler alert, this is, this is Eddie Leonsky.
00:22:48 Eddie Leon ski, a child of immigrants, Jewish immigrants, who came to America from Eastern Europe, specifically, I think Russia, around the turn of the century. So it's, it's crazy, right? 2% of the population, almost 100% of the problems. Like, I don't know how, I don't know how this keeps happening, but it does. Eddie Leon ski was a bit of a psycho.
00:23:27 Go figure. Go figure, right? I mean, who was that?
00:23:32 I forget the name of the the chief of police in New York when the Jews first started pouring in, and he he wrote that editorial where he was talking about the mental illness problem with the Eastern European Jews coming into the country, and that's going to figure heavily into this, because guess what, guys, we didn't, you know, we didn't have psychiatry before Eastern European Jews showed up, because we didn't need it.
00:24:00 For all you guys out there who have ever dated a psych major, what's, what's the, what's the joke that doesn't have just a kernel of truth, but is pretty much true across the board. You date a psych major, you're dating a crazy girl. Most people that go into that field, and I think hammer authority is in that field.
00:24:22 And as has said, that I'm correct here. Most people that go not all, but most people that go into that field, they're going into that field because either they're fucking nuts and they're trying to figure themselves out, or like their mom was fucking nuts, or someone was fucking nuts, and they and they have they're trying to fix it. Well, Jews are basically the whole race of that. That's why they invented it. That's why they invented psychiatry, because they're all fucking nuts, and they had to invent all these reasons why they're fucking. Nuts to try to explain why and how they were fucking nuts. Eddie Leonsky was fucking nuts.
00:25:09 He would talk in a woman's voice and sing in a woman's voice, even though he was large, he was a he was like a Bear Jew. I guess he was like a big guy. And he was, he was from a family where I believe he was the only sibling, like not incarcerated.
00:25:38 He had been almost thrown out of the military before, for assaulting a woman and but compared to his siblings and his father, who was a raging alcoholic, he was, he was the most normal out of all of them. But anyway, he was in Signal Corps. He was in Signal Corps, and he was one of the 1000s of GIS that came to Melbourne.
00:26:14 And he would get annihilated. He would get super drunk and start singing in a weird falsetto, woman voice. He would sing weird woman songs, and with if people made fun of him, he'd get in these big fights. So he was always getting into bar fights after, you know, he was getting blackout drunk, singing like a woman getting into bar fights and thrown out of places
00:26:50 private. Eddie Leonsky cuts a perplexing figure, often drunk and bizarrely talking in a high pitched tone.
00:26:58 It was this voice, the softness, that he wanted somehow to have this thing, that he kept emulating himself, soothing himself with these voices
00:27:10 again, and they try to psychologize him, even today. A lot of the documentaries and this film to well, to a large extent, try to to figure first of all, none of them mentioned the fact that he's Jewish.
00:27:25 Obviously, none of them mentioned the fact the the number one cause of basically everything we're about to see here, which is that he was a Jew from Eastern Europe that came to the west around the turn of the century. And that was just like, it was like the Gates of Hell opened up in Eastern Europe, and they just let out all of their their psychopaths, their psychopath Jews, into the rest of the world.
00:27:54 And that's not most if you're a regular listener to the show, you know that's not hyperbole. That's that's real. That is real. We had a flood of psychopaths from Eastern Europe. Jewish psychopaths from Eastern Europe flood into the west by the 1000s, well, by the millions, but it seems like we've already covered 1000s of them. It's insane how many of them are from this crop of immigrants.
00:28:29 In fact, you know, it's not just, you know, like this is more on this on this side of the turn of the century, but you know, including Jack the Ripper For fuck sake, you know, that's how I did a stream on that Jack the Ripper. Or Jack the Ripper was Polish, Polish immigrant who came to to England a little earlier than some of it.
00:28:52 But, like, it's, it was just like this constant, like, it started out as a drip, and then, you know, next thing, you know, it's like this river of psychos, this river of psychos just flooding into the West, fucking everything up. And there's a genetic component to this.
00:29:10 Sorry, there's a genetic component to this. And that, that's, that's, that needs to be addressed, that needs to be addressed. Anyway, he's obsessed with his mom. Go figure what Jew isn't he talks in this weird voice all the time. He gets drunk all the time. But he looks kind of like a normal guy.
00:29:36 You know, he doesn't look too, too Jewy, in fact, like, if you didn't know better, which is why he was able to as many American GIs were able to pick up on women. And on May 3, 1942 i.
00:30:00 V violet McLeod, well, well, she, she met Eddie Leonsky.
00:30:08 She met Eddie Leonsky After he had a night of drinking. You?
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00:31:09 from the files of D 24 peeled directly from the files, We have the story of Eddie Leonsky, psycho Jew So Eddie Leonsky gets super drunk.
00:31:34 Girl was singing in my air, looking in my eyes, seemed that she was singing for me alone. She had a lovely voice. I wanted that voice. I grabbed her.
00:31:53 Yes, he must have the voice. He wants, the voice of a woman. And so when he hears a voice that reminds him of his mother's voice, the mother that would soothe her or soothe him with that voice, as his drunken, crazy Jew father terrorized the family, or, so they say, or he's just a fucking psycho. And why do we need to overanalyze it? Why do we have to over overanalyze it?
00:32:29 Right? See, this is the problem. Ask yourself this, since the the introduction of psychiatry into the West. Has the West gotten crazier or more sane? It's gotten crazier, right? And why is that? Well, because we used to have a eugenic response to crazy.
00:32:57 We used to have a eugenic response to crazy, meaning, yes, in some instances, execution or institutionalization, which would prevent these genes from from going any further. We had a eugenic response to the people who were broken, whose genes we did not want to propagate,
00:33:27 but that's a problem. If you're a race of people that is made up of psychos, that's an issue. You come flooding into the West, you and your married band of Jewish psychos. And in the West, they throw psychos into institutions and prisons and sometimes execute them. That's a big problem. That's a big issue.
00:33:56 So you have to flip the script. You have to explain to people, no, no, there's a logic behind this. This cigar represents a penis. People want to fuck their mom.
00:34:11 They have to come up with all this, these crazy things, Freudian bullshit, to try to convince everyone that, no, no, what you're doing this, this whole of preventing these psychos from reproducing and creating like these Ubermensch American pioneer Chads like, that's not that's not good.
00:34:34 We don't like that. We need to make sure that we maybe the best thing to do is give them psychiatric drugs. Let's just drug up the psychos and let them reproduce with other psychos. And let's just be tolerant of a lot of this. Let's let, in fact, let's not even call them psychos anymore. Let's live.
00:34:55 Here's a new word. How about neurodivergent that. Sounds fun. Let's do that. Let's take the stigma. Let's take the stigma away from being a fucking psycho. That's probably going to be good for our society, right? Well, if you're a psycho, it's good for the rest of us, not so good for the people of Melbourne.
00:35:23 1942 not so great. So Eddie Leonsky, complete, fucking psycho who wants the voices of women. Comes across Ivy violet McLeod wants to have her voice, demands that she sings for him, and because, in a jealous rage, basically because they can't have that voice, he strangles her and rips off her clothes and leaves her dead body On in the front, in the front of a well, like a place like this here, depicted in the film death of a soldier.
00:36:08 So after he he kills her and throws her naked body on the ground, the Americans get involved in the investigation, because one of the witnesses says, Well, I, I think that they I saw a man in an American uniform leaving, fleeing the scene. And the Americans are skeptical. At first, they're like, Well, I don't know. That doesn't sound like us. You doesn't sound like something we would do. I mean, I mean, this seems so random.
00:36:48 They didn't, they didn't rob her. They didn't, they he didn't even rape her. It's just, he just killed her and threw her naked on the ground. Is, I don't know, sound right?
00:36:58 And they were also, obviously, they wanted to avoid any kind of bad press, because there was already kind of some pushback about their presence there in the first place. And so they weren't really excited about being blamed for something like this, because it would feed into this angst the lot of the Australians had so they kind of, you know, they, they, they try not to make too big of a deal of it in the press.
00:37:30 And kind of just hoped it would go away, even though the press, I mean, they're not going to leave a story like that alone, a a woman who is, who is strangled to death, and whose nude body is is found on the street. I mean, that's that's a story. It's a salacious story. And so rumors began.
00:37:54 Rumors began to swirl, even though they tried to downplay this witness who claimed that he saw an American GI fleeing the scene. Then next up, let's see here, or is this? No, this isn't the right one. Oh, that's the same girl. Okay, this is this is her. This is violet McLeod.
00:38:27 Now another weird aspect of this, and they try to make excuses for this too and psychologize this too, because psychology and has is now been turned into a way of explaining just all kinds of bad behavior.
00:38:44 They the fact that a lot of these women that not just the ones that end up dead at the hands of Eddie Leonsky, but just a lot of the women that were fraternizing with the Americans, were married, some of them married to Australian soldiers who were away in at war, and while their husbands were away at war, they were banging American soldiers that were here, well there.
00:39:12 And she was she was one of these women. She was married. I mean, so the top brass they talk about, well, what are we going to do about this? We can't just sweep it completely under the carpet.
00:39:33 This woman was badly beaten, stripped, stark naked, and then strangled. But there's no motivation. She wasn't robbed, she wasn't raped, and there is a distinct possibility that one of our men did do it. Look at this, and this is no ordinary crime.
00:39:54 So because of the horrific nature of the crime, they some of the. You know, quietly, the top brass is trying to figure out if it's one of the Americans.
00:40:04 They don't want someone like that obviously running loose, and especially if they commit more crimes, they'll make them look bad, and it's just bad for everybody. So they want they're quietly conducting their own investigation while not exactly cooperating with the Australian officials.
00:40:23 And meanwhile, at the this was the camp that he was he was at. It's called Camp. Let's see here, Pell camp, Pell that had 15,000 I guess they had over.
00:40:38 They had about 50,000 total. But like at this particular camp where Leonsky was, there was 15,000 soldiers at Camp Pell, and he was, was basically roommates, like they everyone had like, like a roommate out there with some guy that he told while he was drunk, I killed someone, I killed a woman, and the roommate just thought he was being some lying Jew. And was like, Yeah, okay, whatever, dude, whatever.
00:41:13 And so it didn't get reported and and nothing really happened. Then just a, I believe a, let's see here. Six days later. Six days later. Pauline Thompson, Pauline Thompson, she was also married.
00:41:33 Fact, she was married to a Melbourne cop. She told her husband she was going to go out with some friends, and she ended up going out and meeting Leon ski at a bar.
00:41:49 She was very taken with his American accent, his Hollywood American accent, and was very flattered, As he showed her a Good Time that Night. You
00:43:14 ah, oh, Jesus, you're a crazy son of a
00:43:32 so his Jew powers and the drunkard he got got more and more released. His Jew powers were getting unlocked with every beer he had, more of his Jew powers. They grew within him until he couldn't contain his Jew powers anymore.
00:43:54 Do you miss you? How much?
00:43:56 Yeah, I miss my mom. Can you sing?
00:44:13 But she couldn't tell that his Jew powers were unlocked, because, like many whites in the West, she didn't know the telltale signs she was part of, still part of a high trust society who had not lived among Jews long enough for their societies to completely crumble into low trust shitholes. And so she was like,
00:44:34 Ah, he seems nice. He sounds like the people on, on, on in movies. And you know, he's he's, he likes my voice. He likes my singing voice. This is the way D 24 described their encounter after leaving the bar, and he walked her home to her apartment, and.
00:45:00 He escorted her to her apartment house a few blocks away. It was while they were saying good night That Vera began to realize that there was something very much wrong with this tall, good looking young man.
00:45:15 You gotta sing for me again. Don't be silly. I gotta hear that voice. Good night. Sing for me. Sing for me. I gotta have that voice. I gotta have it. I'm not mad, but you gotta sing for me. You mightn't come, they'll sing for me. Now, I promise, if you remember, because let you go. I gotta have that voice. Yes, tonight, go on sing.
00:45:51 Well, if I sing just a little, will you let me go?
00:45:56 Sing? Sing. You know the song
00:45:59 it it's a lovely day tomorrow. Tomorrow is a lovely day. Come and feast your tear den die tomorrow. Tomorrow's clear blue, if today your heart is wet, I can't sing anymore. Mike,
00:46:39 sing for me, watch your voice. Sing
00:46:51 for me, give me over. It.
00:47:18 So the Jew was fully unleashed the Jew magic fully it escaped the Jew bottle, and he murdered yet again, and 31 year old Pauline Thompson was strangled to death and found dead on the steps outside her apartment. And of course, you know that that didn't go over too well, because she was the wife of one of the the police,
00:47:57 Pauline Thompson, who told her policeman husband that she was going to a dance at the music lovers club in Melbourne. Pauline, who had three children, worked part time as a receptionist at the Melbourne radio station three Aw, and was planning a night out with the girls that she worked alongside, if asked, she would be giving her maiden name O'Brien
00:48:19 during times of war. We know that perhaps because death is so close. See
00:48:24 now here's the psychology stepping in to explain why the why she was a whore. Oh, let's not we're not gonna just try to explain away why this psycho Jew is killing everybody. We're gonna explain why she was a horde like hanging out with a psycho Jew at three in the morning
00:48:44 during times of war. We know that perhaps because death is so close in everyone's mind, that people are much more open to intimacy and human connection. So we know that extramarital affairs soar, and this night, Pauline was looking for that human connection. Her husband was away, and she'd arranged to meet up with a GI and just, basically, just just have a good time.
00:49:10 Oh, that's all. She was just looking for a human connection in this crazy, messed up world, just this crazy, messed up world. She just had to find that human connection. Because with all this, you know, with the war and on and everything you can under, you can understand, right?
00:49:27 You understand why she'd have to be a whore, right? It just makes sense. You have to whore around in times like that. You can't there, and the last thing you can be is faithful to your husband, so the police are really pissed off, obviously about this. And here's a clip from the movie where, I think this is where he admits to his roommate what he has. On, Eddie, what are you doing?
00:50:01 You know about werewolves? What are you talking about? Jacqueline, hi, just like in the movie, that's me moving those murders, those girls that were murdered.
00:50:12 What murders? Drinking again? Eddie. Eddie. Eddie will go into town and we'll get drunk, and you can walk on your hands. Eddie, yeah,
00:50:35 we're going to town. Yeah, have some fun. Get some girls. Okay, yeah, yeah, that's it, yeah, yeah,
00:50:46 that'll soothe the Jew within me. And so after telling his roommate, or whatever you I don't know what they're called, but you know the roommate guy that he was a killer, they decided to go out and get hammered yet again. And he would again hunt for women. And he attempted to attack another woman, but failed
00:51:15 30 beers.
00:51:21 You can
00:51:22 drink, honey. Please sing for me, dressed and go.
00:51:29 Please, not that sort of girl.
00:51:30 Please sing for me.
00:51:33 Just go.
00:51:34 Sing for me, I'll kill you, just like I did those two Girls. I'll scream if you don't go.
00:51:55 Okay, okay,
00:52:04 oh, like to drink.
00:52:12 Bye, dogma.
00:52:13 Yeah. So the problem was she was so drunk out of her mind, even though she was together enough to get out of the situation, she had a problem recalling exactly what he looked like, because she was so drunk. So police are still on the lookout, looking around.
00:52:45 The MPs are looking around, but the stories are starting now to filter out to the people and piss off a lot of the Australians, because now not only are they there, they're these GIS in town banging their women. They're killing some of the women now, like, apparently, that the GIS are just throwing, you know, fucking them and throwing away like trash, right?
00:53:10 That's, that's basically the feeling that the, a lot, lot of the Australian public is getting, is that these Americans are just walking all over the place, like they own the place, and they they're just discarding these women like they're garbage. And in the movie, they have a scene that I was like, what? When did this happen? I
00:53:47 The show's obviously American soldier showing up.
00:54:01 The end of to see You again. I I am
00:54:43 it, yeah, so actually, that didn't happen. I was like. I was like, what? But there something did happen. So there, there wasn't a train shootout between the Americans and the Australian soldiers.
00:55:00 But there was indeed a bit of a shootout. There was a event called the Battle of Brisbane. The Battle of Brisbane where Australian civilians and military personnel attacked the American Red Cross services club and one Australian was killed, and I think there was a handful of civilians and random people that were injured, but it was instantly suppressed, instantly shut down.
00:55:36 And it was not, I mean, it was not reported anywhere. So like this part of the film was kind of realistic,
00:55:44 if I don't get my men in that hospital in 10 minutes, Lieutenant,
00:55:46 who the hell are you?
00:55:46 I'm your superior. Now take your hands out of your pocket. Who's your commanding officer?
00:55:50 Captain Littman, you go get him and bring him back here right now. You the sons of bitches open up at ease, Captain, I can see what happened now, these are your orders, and you will follow them without question. We'll continue to carry all dead and wounded on company roster until notified to do differently. He will continue to be paid.
00:56:21 All incoming mail will be held. All outgoing mail will be censored. The wounded will be taken to the nearest field hospital. They'll be treated in a sealed Ward under guard, and no one leaves unless he has a pass signed by me. Sergeant, will you get that man with a camera, bring him over here and take that film out of it, and Captain this incident never happened.
00:56:51 So the Battle of Brisbane never happened. It was hushed up, but it was not as dramatic as as like some crazy train yard shootout like that. So they took a little bit of then took some artistic license there. But all the same, as much, even though it wasn't some crazy train yard shootout, the tensions were rising, especially for, I mean, you want these people to be able to fight side by side against a common enemy, and morale is kind of going in the toilet because of this fucking Jew that is going around killing women.
00:57:31 There's more than that. But, like, that's, that's like, the big escalation, that's like, the big thing that's that's making people pop off is that there's a Eastern European Jewish psycho serial killer in Australia now going around killing Australian women because he is a Jewish psycho. So next he starts to stalk this Woman, The You you
00:59:55 Excuse me,
00:59:27 why are you following me?
00:59:33 So watch your voice. Watch your voice. Super. So much.
01:00:19 Oh yes, the Jewish crazy.
01:00:03 So she gets away also, and she also goes to police, but isn't able to really make a good have a good description, so they get the two girls that escaped, and they take them down to the base, and they have all the soldiers line up, and there, none of them recognize him, because he just kind of blends in, I guess, with all the other GIS and it was dark they had at the time, there were very strict rules about electricity usage, and they just didn't want lights on at night anyway, you know, because you don't want your city glowing like a big target at night during the war.
01:00:44 So at nighttime, it was really, really dark. And so it was hard to identify him, because, you know, a lot of these women were were drunk, and this the last girl, she wasn't. She was actually going ice skating. So it was just dark. So they they leave with unable to identify him as the as the killer.
01:01:11 And then one night, just a little bit later, let's see here. So the first one was in May, and the second one was also in May. And then there was a couple of attempts. And then let's see here, there was, this was also May. So this was May, 18, Gladys Hosking. Gladys Hosking was walking home from her job at the chemistry department so she wasn't hoeing around at the University of Melbourne. On.
01:02:07 Excuse me, ma'am,
01:02:08 yes. Can I help you?
01:02:11 Yes, ma'am, I seem to have lost my way. Could you show me the closest entrance to the camp camp hell yes, ma'am,
01:02:20 Campbell. I live near there.
01:02:21 May I walk with you?
01:02:24 Yes, if you want to, you can share my umbrella if you like.
01:02:28 May I hold it for you? Ma'am, thank you.
01:02:38 Where are you from?
01:02:40 New York, man, wish I was there.
01:02:42 Yes, it must be lonely for you boys sometimes.
01:02:47 Yes, ma'am,
01:02:50 Thanks for walking with me.
01:02:55 Well, this is as far as I go. I live around the next
01:02:59 street area is where. Thank you. Well, it must be hard for you.
01:03:08 Too. Nice.
01:03:18 One, get it, I like your voice. Sing for me. Sing
01:03:38 for me. What's What's your Voice? You
01:04:22 i What happened to you? Buddy? Oh, You
01:06:06 I fell into some mud
01:06:15 fuck now his roommate's like, Oh, how did I get into this mess? So I'm weird, crying psycho muddy Jew. He looks like he's like a fucking Gollum. What's going on here?
01:06:32 So at this point, the roommates like, I can't, I can't ignore this. This is too nuts. So he finally goes to his superior officers and goes, Yeah, you know, you've been looking for like that murderer of random Australian chicks. Well, turns out my Psycho Jew roommate who confessed to me, I usually I just say, Ah, he's a Jew. There. He's lying because he's a, you know, because he's a Jew.
01:06:59 But I forgot that Jews, they don't just lie, they also kill women. So I was, I didn't know which way to go with it. I was like, you know, Jews kill women, but they also lie. So maybe he's lying about killing women, but now I'm starting, I'm leaning more towards he's the woman killing kind of Jew.
01:07:21 So I just thought I'd let you guys know I'm pretty sure my roommate is the the woman, the lady killing Jew kind so if you could, you could do it. He's kind of creeping me the fuck out. He came last night covered in fucking mud and crying like a fucking psycho.
01:07:39 So yeah, if you could do something about it, that'd be fantastic. Can't imagine why those pogroms happened like totally escapes me.
01:07:57 Probably asking, yes, sir, you're under arrest for what, sir, suspicion of murder.
01:08:11 Take it in my office,
01:08:18 so they arrest him and they find the body of the woman he killed the night before near the base in the mud. Here's a photo of the of her in real life again, Gladys Hosking.
01:08:39 She was the she was 40 years old, just walking home from work, thought she would be nice share her umbrella with someone you know lost, a lost guy who ended up being a psychotic, murdering Jew, and she ended up face first in the mud because he was obsessed with female voices and wanted a female voice and was jealous of her female voice. Yeah, her
01:09:14 father had received a letter from her saying she was nervous about walking alone at night in the city and always tried to travel with a companion.
01:09:22 By the third week in May, women were really frightened of going out at night. The local paper the Melbourne Argus described it as a panic.
01:09:30 But Gladys, nervous or not, often found herself out at night, keen on amateur dramatics and ballet dancing, she would regularly scamper across the city to meet up with people. On the 17th of May, a rainy evening, she left work walking with a friend under an umbrella. A short time later, she had dinner somewhere in the area of the Royal Park where Campell was based, and not far from where she lived,
01:09:58 Gladys was saying like. To still walking under an umbrella. The person holding it was an American GI and the witness said there was something protective about the way the Umbrella was being held.
01:10:09 The witness was private Malcolm K Walsh, a military policeman.
01:10:14 It appeared that Gladys was not especially in danger. There had been a couple of murders, but there had been a couple of 1000 dates between American soldiers and local women on the same night, and so the MP saw nothing especially to worry about,
01:10:33 If only, if only you know, he could have known that it wasn't just some normal American GI, if only there was some way to tell that he was a Jew. Like, if there was, if only there was some kind of way you could make it so you knew it was a Jew. Like, I don't know.
01:10:52 Like, I don't know. I'm just spitballing here, just throwing ideas out. Maybe if you had like, a, like, a Star of David, you would make them wear, you know, like, like, a patch, right? Like, you could, like, make them sew it into their clothes. So when they're walking around, you know, there wouldn't, I mean, most of us are, Judah is getting more refined. We don't, you know, we don't need that so much.
01:11:14 And you know, wiki, or Wikipedia, has done wonders the early life section, right for people's ability to sniff them out. But yeah, for instance, is like this, where you're just some MP walking around trying to make sure the women of the city are safe, and you see a couple under umbrella. I feel like it you might have saved a life that night.
01:11:41 Had, there had been some kind of vindication that he was maybe a dangerous psycho, like, maybe they were, you know, if they just had, you know, like, I said, like, just like a like, maybe it's like a yellow star, you know, that says, I don't know, like, Jew on it, or something, and that way, that way you would just know, you would Oh, okay,
01:12:04 I should probably and in fact, like, it would have probably solved itself, because the woman with the umbrella would have seen the star, and she would be like, Oh, slow, slow down there, Jew, yeah, I'm not sharing this umbrella with you. I know what you guys are up to. You're always up to something, and we got dead girls in the neighborhood. So, yeah, nice try.
01:12:27 Nice try. Not tonight. Lives would be saved, right? Lives would be set. I don't know. I feel like that's something maybe we should, we should figure out, you know, I mean, there's all this talk of digital ID. We don't need digital ID. We just need, you know, what could we call this?
01:12:50 It's not really digital so it's, how about did you Jew ID? Did you Jew? You Jew? Didn't you there? I see the star. We need digiju ID. That's what we need. If we could just roll out digiju ID, I think that would solve most of the problems. In fact, they would solve all the problems that this digital ID stuff is, is pretending to solve, you know, all these immigration issues as an example, those wouldn't happen either.
01:13:25 You'd see someone on the TV like talking about how he more immigrants, but then he'd look at their shirt, like, Ah, look at that. Hey, he's got the digidu ID. I knew it. That's a good thing. We passed that digit Jew ID law, because now we know just to just throw away anything they have to say, like, oh, okay, you're just, you're not actually, you don't actually care about refugees. You're just trying to destroy our civilization.
01:13:55 Ah, nice try. Jew, nice try. So I don't know, I feel like that we could, I don't know, maybe I feel like that's maybe been tried before, and it had a lot of success. So that's, that's something we should roll out. So, because there's no digit UID, the MP sees them as like, oh, no, big deal. And unfortunately, didn't work out so great,
01:14:24 Melbourne was experiencing a wet and windy may in 1942 and the arrival of 1000s of soldiers to the Royal Park had left the area very muddy in the early hours of the 18th Eddie Leonsky was stopped by an Australian soldier who was guarding military equipment.
01:14:40 The guard couldn't help but notice that he was covered in mud, head to toe, then Leonsky asked him for directions back to camp Pell, area one.
01:14:50 He seemed drunk, agitated, almost frantic. He was crying and speaking in an unworldly, high pitched. Voice,
01:15:03 the voice he reverted to when he was drunk, is telling Leonsky was a man hugely influenced by an overprotective mother who sang him to sleep to soothe his anxiety. In the face of a drunken, violent father, he was obsessed with women's voices, and on that night, he was talking to people using a woman's voice.
01:15:23 Who's that I'm I'm sorry to worry you, ma'am, but would you mind if I shared your umbrella? It's mighty wet out here.
01:15:32 Well, I don't know.
01:15:34 I'm just going back to camp. It'll only be for a little way,
01:15:42 I suppose it's all right.
01:15:43 Thanks a lot, man. Here, let me hold it over, the both of us. That's the idea. Let's go.
01:15:52 You're an American Archer,
01:15:58 yeah, that's right.
01:16:02 Have you been here long? Or perhaps I shouldn't ask that.
01:16:06 No, by rights, you shouldn't, but I don't imagine you're an enemy spy.
01:16:11 I'm not. I assure you.
01:16:14 Did anyone ever tell you what a beautiful voice you have?
01:16:19 I beg your pardon,
01:16:22 I could go on listening to that voice for hours.
01:16:25 Well, I'm afraid you won't have the opportunity. This is where I turn off.
01:16:30 You're you're not going certainly I am. I
01:16:33 live just over there.
01:16:34 Well, I want to hear you talk.
01:16:35 Sorry.
01:16:37 Just say something.
01:16:40 Whatever am I supposed to say?
01:16:42 Anything? Anything at all. I just gotta hear that wonderful voice. I gotta have that voice. Oh,
01:17:30 what the fuck see all because we didn't have DigiJew ID, if only we'd had digidu ID. All this would have, all these problems would have been solved. So they haul him in, and they're like, So what the fuck bro like? What's going on here? Bye,
01:18:01 gentlemen. Private. Leonsky, those women, did you kill them? Yes, I'm glad it's older, aren't you? Why did you kill those women?
01:18:18 Because I'm Jewish. You. I don't know, only one of their voices,
01:18:30 what the fuck? So they're like, Okay, well, we have to make an example of this guy to kind of mend relations with the Australians, and because at this point in time, America still has the balls to execute people they should be.
01:18:53 I think executing these kinds of people before they freak out, or at the very least, institutionalize these people before they freak out and just start murdering women for no reason, like I said, he was, he was in trouble, and they almost kicked him out of the army for assaulting a woman prior to this.
01:19:11 So that would have been a nice time to maybe, you know, nip it in the bud, but yeah, they they apparently gone soft. They wanted to keep keep a private Jew in the Signal Corps, and he was allowed to kill some more. So because of this and because the tensions, they decided to aggressively prosecute him so that they could execute him and and give him the death penalty.
01:19:41 That that would that way, would make the Australians happy, that they knew that the Americans meant business and weren't just walking all over their country. But as I said, that's just they should just do that anyway, right? It shouldn't be because of some political reason.
01:19:59 They should just want to. I want to kill him. And in this movie, it's an Australian movie, by the way, in this movie, even they start psychologizing the whole thing and trying to make all kinds of psychological arguments for why that was actually cruel.
01:20:16 It was actually cruel to want to give a crazy person, a crazy Jew, see, this is the thing. This is the thing. Crazy Jews obviously have an incentive to get Americans and other people in the West to not want to give crazy people the death penalty. Why? Because they're fucking crazy, so they're highly incentivized to get you to change your culture, change your mindset, and believe that it's a cruel and unusual punishment to put crazy people to death.
01:20:58 And it's like, well, where's the line? Because I would submit to you, if you're a rapist, you're crazy, right? Like, if you're a murderer, you're, you know, cold blooded murderer, you're, you're crazy, right? Like, that's that doesn't matter. Like, that we haven't put some fancy name on it. It doesn't matter that we haven't given given you a label for your neurodivergence.
01:21:29 You are someone. It doesn't matter. That's why we're executing you. In a way, that's the whole point. The reason why we're executing you is you're broken in the same reason why a farmer would cull a deformed cow or something like that, in their in their their their livestock, because there's no fixing it.
01:21:55 And you could look, you can if you want to, like, feel bad, like, oh, I don't know the morality of this. It's so bad, then think of it as doing them a kindness. Think of it you're doing you're doing them a mercy, just like when you shoot the dog in the face that's got rabies, right? Just when, when the the boy shot an Old Yeller in the face, because Old Yeller got rabies.
01:22:19 Well, Old Yeller wasn't going to get better. They didn't send Old Yeller to some institution where they they took care of him for years and years. No, they just shot him in the face. And we've lost that part of our soul for some reason. And in this movie, they start to create this fake moral dilemma about what like well, I don't know.
01:22:46 Are we the baddies? Because we want to put this, this serial killer, this serial killing Jew to death. I don't know. I don't feel right about this. Jesus. What a family he
01:22:59 was, one of four brothers one sister, one brother is in the penitentiary. Another brother's a thief. The third brother was drafted, but in a mental hospital now, the sister seems to be the only one that's normal. The mother, father and stepfather are all chronic alcoholics. You
01:23:24 Yeah, so Exactly, why would you want to keep those genes around? You've basically supported my argument here. You've explained that this, this is, these are genes we do not want on the loose. Okay, these are genes that we need to put a stop to right now before they cause any more problems.
01:23:47 And in fact, after we, after we execute this guy, there's a good argument for let's evaluate the other ones. Let's take a look at the siblings, because the apples do not fall far from the trees. And so I think we should need we know evaluation. At the very least, we need to give them some DigiJew ID so other people will be aware of this, this issue, this problem. So they make this big deal out of like, Oh, he's crazy. He's so crazy.
01:24:26 It's a lovely day tomorrow. Tomorrow is a lovely day. Come and feast your dear. Tim died on tomorrow's pale blue skies. Though today you're sad and lonely and every little thing looks great. Just forget your troubles and learn to say tomorrow is a lovely day. Oh. Having some fun now,
01:25:06 yeah, and so he's crazy. Yeah, we get it. I'm not moved by that. I want to get rid of the crazy people that's that's just motivating me more hearing that song, I that's just more of an argument of why we don't need that guy.
01:25:30 We don't need that guy. And we used to get that, we used to understand that we didn't need that guy. And one of the reasons why my ancestors understood that we didn't need that guy and would take care of that guy is that guy when we lived in an environment that was more dangerous, where we lived in an environment like when we were settling the United States.
01:26:00 We were crossing the plains when we were settling the frontier, that guy was a danger to everybody, and everyone fucking knew it, and everyone took it seriously. And so that guy just disappeared one night. If he got too crazy, that guy was just missing from the wagon train, and no one talked about it.
01:26:25 That guy was possessed by demons in the colony and burned at the stake or whatever. But they got rid of that guy. That guy was not allowed to just run amok.
01:26:35 It. But unfortunately, enough of the people that share genes with this guy moved to our societies and convinced a lot of people, many of whom don't have ancestors that went through that it's just, it's part of the the spice of life. It's part of the spice of life having these, oh, it's, it's eccentricity, right?
01:27:13 It's, it's, where would we be without these eccentric, weirdo people, right? It's very fascist of you to, like, want to get rid of, rid of psychos that kill women. So then they try to show that, like, oh, it's, it's so terrible that they put him through this court even though he was batshit crazy.
01:27:44 How can you defend that beast?
01:27:46 I don't know it's my dilemma, but he's not a beast, large, powerful man, simple. There's a kind of air of
01:27:59 innocence, my God, Patrick, he killed three women for no reason, and you're talking about an heir of innocence.
01:28:05 Oh, he had a reason. What his motive was? He wanted their voices.
01:28:13 Voices, yeah. Oh, in that case, don't, definitely don't execute him.
01:28:21 Oh, when you put it that way, I can totally see where you're coming from. Obviously, we should keep that guy alive at the expense of everybody else. We should keep that that guy alive.
01:28:36 Yeah, everybody else's children will have just, you know, a little fewer resources so that we can keep him alive somewhere. Don't worry. We'll keep him segregated from everywhere else or everybody else, but we'll keep him alive for no reason that I can think of, but he, he's crazy, right?
01:29:00 We can't execute crazy people. For some reason, doesn't really make any sense. And so that's the argument they try to make. This argument, you can't kill crazy people. And it's like, no, that's that's exactly who you should be killing. Actually, the
01:29:19 defense now raises, in the strongest possible terms, the objection to the non admittance and the non acceptance of evidence concerning the sanity of the accused and the premeditation of the crimes
01:29:34 major it will not have escaped your notice. I'm sure that an extensive examination of the accused was conducted by highly qualified members of the medical court, and the court is satisfied with those findings. If the court is satisfied with the examination and its conduct, then your objection is not sustained.
01:29:58 All three doc. Was trained in that science. Say in that report, we are of the opinion that the accused has never been insane, was not insane at the time the act was committed, and is not now insane. They also say, however, that he's a psychopathic case, but without psychosis. Again.
01:30:24 Again, Why does it matter? I want, we, we should want to get rid of crazy people. I I don't understand. I really don't like, because I was trying to think of like, well, if you're gonna, if you're gonna take this position, right? Devon that like we should get rid of crazy people. You How do you?
01:30:46 How do you relate to people who maybe don't want to get rid of but I was like, only crazy people don't want to get rid of crazy people. So what argument Am I gonna make? Like it's self it's self apparent to everybody that that's not crazy, that there's no reason to have crazy people.
01:31:07 There's there what argument we don't need crazy people, especially the murdery ones. Look if you're crazy and you're able to hide it enough to where you're not murdering people and stuff like that, you're not gonna get, you know, you're fine, well, you're not fine, but you'll, you'll slip through the cracks, you know,
01:31:29 but you're a murdery crazy person. You got to go look if you're just a murdery person, you got to go crazy or not.
01:31:42 So it doesn't even make any sense to me. It literally doesn't make any sense to me, like, that's how Jew fucked the brains of the West are, right now, right? Everyone's so fucking and then you'll hear these dumbass arguments like, whoa. It's just a matter of time before they say you're the one that's crazy. That's the excuse for everyone that never wants to wield power on every subject.
01:32:06 Oh, I can't use power, because then one day that power will be used against me, and it's like, well, it is a good it's used against you. So you're just abstaining from ever using power. Because literally, every power that exists can be abused in some way. And so really, it's not that you're afraid of it being abused, because it is abused all the time and it's used against you all the time, and you don't respond in any kind of effective way.
01:32:36 So you obviously don't care that much about it being abused. It's just that you're a pussy. Let's just look. Let's just be real. You're just a pussy.
01:32:44 That's why you don't want to do it, because you're a pussy and you don't have the balls to use power. You're not the kind of person that that is capable of wielding power, because you're you're a pussy with peasant brain,
01:33:06 you've got slave brain. And we got to get past slave brain. And
01:33:21 then they have this again. It's just frustrating. It's like so much. There's like, 45 minutes of the like, most of the movie is not even about like the killing so much as, like the hand wringing and the moral dilemma about executing a psycho murderer. Look, I
01:33:37 Look I want you to help me. Have to get this information to the US Supreme Court. Now they've stopped me every time I tried. They blocked my way, or maybe you'd have better luck.
01:33:47 Well, I'll try. What is it?
01:33:50 It's a request for a writ of suriareri.
01:33:54 What's that?
01:33:55 Well, there's many things, but what it'll do is halt all procedures. It'll stop Leon skis execution.
01:34:04 What?
01:34:06 No, it's there's the sane response. What are you talking about? You dumb, cowardly fuck. Why would you want to do that? What No,
01:34:25 it's finished. It's over. Look. He did. He murdered three women. For God's sake. Patrick, he's got
01:34:33 he's insane. Margo, now there's more to this in the emotion has to do with principles of the law. When
01:34:39 what sort of principles justify random murder.
01:34:41 Exactly what sort of principle? How could we justify killing an insane man?
01:34:48 Oh, how can we do that? Oh, my God, it sounds Talmudic. See, we're just as bad as the killers never willed any kind of. Power, never use force, because under that board will come back to your brain, retarded, testosterone level, negative,
01:35:21 Jewish morality activated, and it is Jewish. It's super Jewish
01:35:35 for all the reasons I outlined, because they have a massive incentive to prevent you from going after crazy people.
01:35:49 The name of God Patrick, who cares? He's no loss to you, to me, to anyone, he's a vicious, brutal murderer. Don't be foolish enough to compromise your career. For him, the
01:36:02 court says he's normal, but he's not. He's not Margot. He's suffering from a condition that under ordinary circumstances, he would never be brought to trial. Now, if we allow this to happen without protests, we're nothing more than judicial. Leon skis, killers, Nazis. That's what the Nazis do, isn't fighting this war for civilization, the laws, the rules, the principles.
01:36:31 We're just as bad as the Nazis see. That's where a lot of this comes from. A lot of this is post World War Two bullshit. A lot of this is post World War Two bullshit. When the Jews won World War Two, they were able to impose their morality on the rest of the world,
01:36:58 because the losers of the war, the Nazis, the evil Nazis, in many ways, when it comes when it comes to morality, they were the the anti Jew. So anything that that the Germans believed, and one of those things was, you know, eugenics, not having crazy people in your society, not having crazy, murdery Jews in your society, Killing your women, instituting digital or digit Jew ID you so these are all these are all good things.
01:37:45 These are all things that that would prevent Jews from reaching their goals. And so they had to undermine it and and redefine morality to suit their priorities and their goals, and they've been wildly successful.
01:38:17 So in the end, he's not able to stop the execution. You know, same thing with real life. They did execute him, thank God. But they gloss over the fact that he's Jewish. They use his real name in in this movie Death of a soldier, 1986 they use his real name. But like the last rights, it's some like, Christian guy that comes in to walk him to the hangman's news, or like that, instead of a rabbi, which it should have been.
01:38:51 But I guess that would have, that would have raised some eyebrows, because again, in 1986 even if people had Jewish sounding last names. We had so many Polish immigrants that weren't Jews, and, you know, people with odd German sounding names by, you know, by the 1980s unless you were hip to the the Jewish question, you didn't really think about it.
01:39:18 You didn't really think about like, Oh, leonsky, huh? Eddie Leon ski, no, you just thought like, oh, he must have just been some Polish guy. Must have just been some Polish guy or something. And you know, you didn't think of anything beyond that.
01:39:33 And so they could use his real name, throw in a priest, like a Christian priest, and no and no one would be like, Oh yeah, he was Jewish. What like? Because if they'd put a rabbi in there, that would have, that would have changed the whole paradigm of how people viewed this. But, uh, yeah,
01:39:57 Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy. Name thy kingdom. Come Thy will be done on earth. Give us this day our daily bread.
01:40:17 Colonel. Thank you, sir.
01:40:38 Oh no, oh no, they hung a crazy murdery Jew. What does our society come to? We're no better than the Nazis. And then my favorite part, my favorite part of this movie, was at the very end. I mean, it really is every single time it really is, it's shocking.
01:41:06 It's shocking how every the single of the time that it is, this little blurb pops up at the end because of the protests of Ira C Roth Gerber,
01:41:27 oh so the the guy that was defending him the whole time, also a Jew. Oh, oh. Oh no. Now it suddenly makes sense. Oh so like the guy in the movie who doesn't want you to put the Jew to death, the psycho Jew, he's a Jew. Oh, oh, my God. Who would have thought? Who would have thought, wow, wow.
01:42:16 And thanks to that Jew, Iris, C Roth, Gerber and others other Jews, it should have said the rules regarding the admissibility of evidence in the courts martial will or were changed to prevent another occurrence, such as the Leonsky trial, from happening again.
01:42:38 So thanks to the the bravery of that Jew, there will not be another psycho murdering Jew put to death ever again. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the story of Eddie Leon ski, psycho murdering Jew, circa 1942 in Melbourne. There we go. Hopefully that was a spooky enough story for everybody, like a spooky serial killer. Spooky serial killer movie, you know we had, like, we had some screams.
01:43:26 We had, like the weird, creepy, old radio drama with the comically evil Jew voice. I need to hear your voice. God, I think it was so long too it was a two parter, and both parts were, were 30 minutes, I'm assuming, because I couldn't find the first part anywhere, like archive.org anyway, I found the second part and but, and only reason why I knew there was a first part is like, and now the conclusion is how the second part starts.
01:43:59 And I was just like, man, there's like, an hour of that. There's an hour of someone going, I gotta hear your voice. Ah, I guess, yeah. What are you gonna do back then? For entertainment? You know, it's not like that wasn't really a whole lot, a lot of choices.
01:44:16 It's probably really exciting just hearing any kind of voice coming out of like, this weird, a magical radio contraption that was in the living room that the dad paid $1,000 for, or whatever. Anyway, uh, let's take a look at the hyper chats, the Halloween hyper chats over at entropy first.
01:44:44 Oh, and by the way, the stay of execution for the Bigfoots and the swamp apes. I didn't get around to it, and I kind of used up my, my AI video points, making the the crazy Jew stuff. I. Ah, making the the
01:45:04 crazy juice stuff we should do, maybe, like a little, maybe a little encore of some of this stuff. Let's see here. Yeah, the you
01:46:24 you Oh, there we go. I guess I should turn those into
01:46:35 donation things anyway. Sacred squirrel is now a four month subscriber, well, I appreciate that. And Jake Mitchell is now a six month subscriber, well, I appreciate that.
01:46:51 And we got ghost cat. I always recommend people read unintended consequences by John Ross, I also recommend Hunter The Turner Diaries and the siege collection. Unintended Consequences has some cringe parts, but the overall message is solid. Do you have any newer book recommendations you have given some in the past? Of course, any newer book recommendations?
01:47:24 Not I haven't read any books recently, aside from like tech manuals and and internet research for streams. Yeah, I don't, I don't. I don't have anything good right now. I used to, I used to have, I used to listen to a lot of audiobooks, and I haven't. I haven't even done that. I don't think in over I don't think I've listened to audiobook in over a year. So, yeah, I'm behind. I'm behind on my book consumption.
01:48:02 So sorry, ghost cat, I don't really don't have anything for you. Then we got gorilla hands. Gorilla hands. I got the baby platypus. That one's not that's like a rare one, right? The rare pill we got gorilla hand says in reference to my super chat on Saturday about truth stream media, I always had a feeling she might be one of them.
01:48:33 She gives me a Wynonna writer, I mean, Horowitz vibes, not even sure if that's how you spell Why not his real last name? Broke my heart when I found out. It was like learning the truth about Santa. Yeah, no, it's, it's, it's easy to tell. Once you look at her, you're like, Oh yeah, yeah, she's totally Jewish. Again, I'm not a if my life depended on it, I would say, yes, she's Jewish.
01:49:02 I don't think she's ever outright said I'm Jewish, but I think I looked I don't remember, I know because, you know, I don't really watch their stuff that much. But I think at one point I was like, How come they never talk about Jews? And then I looked into them, I was like, oh, that's why. That's why. Okay, makes sense? See, that's, honestly, that's the thing that's that's why.
01:49:25 Because, look, you could, you could even say, I don't know if she is or not, but you can make the argument, oh, she's one of the good ones. Okay, let's just say you're right, right? If that, if that's the case, she's still always going to have this massive blind spot. Okay, this is why societies function better when it's all the same kind of people, because you don't have this other loyalty.
01:49:51 You don't have this loyalty to some other group that's not the people of the society that you live in. And unfortunately, that. Is the problem with multi racial societies, and that is a new thing that that is something that humans have never really had to deal with.
01:50:12 Not to say that there haven't been migrations and mixing of populations and stuff like that, but that's always led to war. For a reason. You can't have a stable, happy, peaceful society if it's made up of all kinds of different people. The American experiment has failed utterly and spectacularly, and there's no way that you can try to salvage it with some kind of fucking big tent white nationalism, or, you know, let's, let's all, let's all be, you know, the Rainbow Coalition, but we don't like Jews.
01:50:42 It's fucking retarded, and it's going to fall apart at the seams as it already is. That's, it's the process is already, already begun, and that is the reason, and people need to be honest with themselves, that the glue that's going to hold the society together is not going to be civic nationalism or even some kind of, you know, religious nationalism. It's just not going to work that way.
01:51:10 You need to have a genetic tie to the people that you're with, and we don't, right now, we don't, and that's, that's, that's why you have, look, that's just like a tiny example, and it's benign, right? It's all benign. It's benign that, like some truth or YouTuber, never talks about Jews. I mean, in the big scheme of things, it's not the end of the world that, I mean that she's not talking about Jews. It's not like she's, you know, it's a drop in the bucket when it comes to the wider media influence that Jews have.
01:51:49 But it's perfect. It perfectly illustrates the all the other Jews, what their same behavior in the other Jews in the media, and they're even the quote, unquote good ones, their inability to go against their own people. And that's a natural instinct, and it's an instinct that's that's very powerful in in Jews, more powerful than I would say, maybe every other race, actually, and white people need to start to develop that instinct, or we will be destroyed by those who already have it.
01:52:28 Thank you very much. Gorilla hands. The gorilla hand says yes. And speaking of Halloween, I am a filthy goyim who had a crush on Winona, rider from Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands. Oy, vey. Well, it's, that's all right, a lot of us did. A lot of us did you know or or Natalie Portman, or what you know some of these, or what's that Jew? That's like, what's her name? It's tricky, because she has, like, a Mick last name.
01:52:57 It's like, I don't remember, but that there's a few of these Jews, right? There's a few of these jewesses that kind of slip under the right. They don't look like Jews. The funny thing is, a lot of them end up looking like Jews, though, when they get old, or they end up looking like weird plastic surgery people.
01:53:14 But a lot the Jew comes out. You ever noticed that like? And it's not just the women, like the men, they all end up looking like Nazi propaganda eventually, you know, like it all comes out like David Portnoy is a perfect example, right where he started out just looking like some, you know, some ginger looking guy when he was younger, and now, the more he ages, the more
01:53:38 He just looks like a Nazi propaganda poster. And, yeah, it's true of all of them. It's true of all of them. And then gorilla hand yo, and grill of hands again, says, All right, then we got Jack 203, is a three month subscriber. Now I appreciate that. And then we got Michael 57 says, hail Devon, hell are folk and hell our gods replay.
01:54:14 Sperg here, usually sleeping when you're on, but tonight, anyway, just subscribed on subscribe star, as I've been enjoying your work too long without regular support. You red ice and White Rabbit are the best. Are the best. I think you meant out there.
01:54:32 Well, I appreciate that. And yeah, all, all good people, and we can only do it with your support. So that's very much appreciated. Michael, 57 and then we got zero phase, I think, or Oh, phase is that like the O face? I don't know. I don't know, with the big dono money, is power? Ah, money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself. Look how Jewy this bag is. You.
01:55:23 All right, zero face, I think it says, Hey, Devon, I haven't been watching your stream for about a year, or I have been watching your stream for about a year now.
01:55:33 My father, whom I slowly introduced to the JQ several years ago, is actually the one who introduced me to your stream. I wanted to express my sincere gratitude for all the work that you do by making a commitment to donate consistently Well, I appreciate that this is one, or this one is to make up for lost time I have subbed as well. You have earned it. Well, I appreciate that. And yeah, even like,
01:55:59 if you're if you're someone that watches the stream, just, you know, even if it doesn't really cost anything, if you just subscribe to the channels on all the different platforms and follow me on all the different things, that helps out with the algorithm. Well, I don't know. I think I'm algorithmically, algorithmically suppressed, but
01:56:19 if nothing else that helps with E clout, right, if nothing else. So, yeah, I appreciate that. And thank you very much for the support. And say hello to your dad. Tell your dad high five. I appreciate that. Yeah, it's, it's, it's kind of amazing. There's, you're not going to see stuff like this anywhere else.
01:56:41 And I promise you, I, I don't know how, like, it's like, under every it's funny, because people will make the joke, oh, you see a Jew behind every corner, under every rock, and it's like, they, I do. That's the point. Like, that's why I'm trying to tell you, like, it's, it's not that I see them, and they're not there. They there is a Jew behind every corner for some reason. Like, I didn't expect there.
01:57:02 Expect there to be a Jew around this corner. Like, how would it? How would there be a Jew around this corner, and there's two Jews? You know what I mean? Like, I was like, what another one at the end? Like, there's another one. Like, that one I didn't know about, I honestly didn't know about that one.
01:57:19 Tell, I like, towards the it was almost like going live time, because I was still editing, and I get to, like, the last frame of the the movie, and I'm like, Oh, you got to be kidding me. Really, really, that, really, wow, okay, I guess, I guess it should have clicked. He's a lawyer, right?
01:57:42 But oh, boy, yeah. I mean, it's it's insane. It's insane how much they have altered our society. And the problem is, the problem that I see right now developing is a lot of people are trying to make religious arguments for this behavior, and it's stupid, because most of these guys are not religious Jews.
01:58:07 They're not I really doubt that Eddie Leonsky was a religious Jew, or, for that matter, I really doubt that his lawyer was a religious Jew. A lot of these guys are not religious Jews, the ones that cause problems, but they all have want something else in common. They all seem to be Jews from Eastern Europe that came to the country around the turn of the century. That is a genetic group, that is genes.
01:58:41 Now, certainly many of those Jews are religious, but a lot of their bad behavior is independent of their religion. Now, you could say that a lot of their behavior is informed by centuries of selection processes that were kind of guided by this religion, this supremacist, you know, sneaky loophole, trick, God, religion stuff.
01:59:09 And I would agree that, obviously, there's probably some role that has played, but it also works the other way around, right? Cultures do not produce people. People produce cultures, and so their gene that that book The Talmud is a product of Jewish genes, so it's not the other way around.
01:59:35 And I see a lot of people that are loathe to address the genetic issue because of the look, just, quite frankly, the universalism that is practice among Christians that kind of kneecaps that way of thinking, because it makes this it makes it clear. Here that we are not all the same. We are not all, you know,
02:00:09 God's children, quote, unquote, right, in a sense. But rather, we are all separate subspecies,
02:00:18 competing for resources with separate objectives and destinies, and universalism dilutes that, and it makes white people defenseless in the face of multiracial dangers, including dangers presented by Jews.
02:00:40 So that's that's a problem. That is a problem. People need to recognize the genetic aspect of this, and if they don't, we're not long for this earth. But thank you very much. Oh. Phase Attila, the hung says a moil collects the foreskins he cuts.
02:01:05 The rabbi asks, boy, what do you do with all those foreskins? And the moil says, I make suitcases. And hands him a little wallet. The rabbi says, but this is just a a wallet? And the moil answers, oh, you just have to rub it and then it grows really,
02:01:31 all right, okay, we got oife says women in general are naive and short sighted. It's gotten worse with apps like Instagram, tik, Tok and so on. There are, there are obvious exceptions, but that doesn't change the rule. Well, yeah, women are, they are not.
02:01:57 They are not designed to defend themselves. Really, they're not. They're not designed to defend themselves, and in fact, they are pretty much incapable of defending themselves. And so when they prevented men from defending them, they turned to other groups to defend them, and that's that.
02:02:23 That's why they, they ally and and usually take the side of groups in opposition to to white men. And that's, you know, that's just, that's just, that's the way it's going to be again, until, until we can live in a society where it's, it's we don't have all these competing groups that are that are
02:02:49 muddying the waters all the time, where we can actually imagine how great it would be for white people, because white people aren't perfect. We have our own problems, right?
02:02:58 We have our own problems, and we have our own issues that need to be addressed, and we've been so distracted and and it really parasitically demeaned and just just kind of, we've just been destroyed as a people, because we have, in part, and it's compounded all these problems that white people have.
02:03:33 It's because we haven't been able to address our own problems, and we've been walking around trying to solve it started out, I think, is white people trying to solve everyone else's problems because we're problem solvers, and it's kind of spun out of control to where now we apparently we are the problem.
02:03:50 And there's white people trying to solve the problem of white people now where, you know, it's literally suicidal, and imagine how nice it would be to live in a society where we just have normal white people problems that we can solve.
02:04:04 And one of those problems would could be feminism and female behavior, because that's always look that's been a problem forever. You can go back and read literature from 1000s of years ago, and you know, women and men are always different than always kind of at odds with each other in one way or another. It's no that's never going to go away.
02:04:23 That's always just going to be a, you know, feature of having two separate sexes, you know, that's always going to be the case, but that those problems are not as profound, and they're not as in the way of having a successful society, if, if they're one of the the handful fulls of problems you have to deal with, with that within your own people well, instead of trying to solve all the of the world's problems.
02:04:51 So, yeah, I don't think it'd be that big of a deal. You know, these differences between men and women, if we didn't have all these other groups? Groups involved. So it's kind of like, you know, think of it like in the micro Think of it like this, if you had, like, problems in your marriage, but it was just the two of you trying to work out the problems.
02:05:12 That's gonna be a lot easier than if your problems your marriage, and then, like, there's some guy at your wife's work that's, like, always in her ear telling her, like, how bad you are, and maybe you've got some hot young Secretary that's always trying to, like, go out with you.
02:05:29 Like, now, yeah, your problems are never gonna get solved. Most like, because you have all these outside forces. It's the same thing with with white people and our problems, our problems never get addressed and never get the focus and attention that they need to be solved, or at least managed, because we have everything else going on around us. So anyway, then we got kergan 86 with a big donut.
02:05:56 Today we'll be reading the best Christmas ever, our Story, the magic negro. Where
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02:06:27 Christmas ever. All right, we got Kurgan 86 says Professor stack as usual. Great stream. I was wondering if you watched the Tucker Carlson Nick Fuentes podcast posted several days ago, was almost several days ago. Would love to get your thoughts on it.
02:06:47 I don't know if you have followed the back and forth between the two, including the Candace Owens and Tucker stream, where they spoke about Nick last month. And then you also say faggus. Yeah, I did. I did listen to it, and I would say that the thing that stuck out to me
02:07:09 was the Tucker making the Universalist Christian argument. In fact, I don't remember the exact it's been a couple days now, or whatever, since I watched it, but he said something along the lines of, I'm commanded by God to not look at people as groups, but to look at them as individuals.
02:07:32 Because God didn't create groups, he created individuals. It's this hyper individualism that is reinforced by the universalism of Christianity. And it's not just, you know, people, a lot of times, will use the COPE that all that's just product Protestant nonsense. Catholic comes from the Greek word for universal Catholicos. Catholicism, quite literally, is is
02:08:03 definitionally Universalist. It's not just Protestants, it is Catholics, it is Orthodox.
02:08:12 They do believe that all rules apply to everyone equally. We're all God's children. We're all part of some big, happy fucking family, and that is going to get in the way of any kind of real white nationalist arguments, because you can't, you cannot have a belief in that that's rational, at least, and also believe in excluding people by race, it
02:08:43 just doesn't make sense. Sorry, guys, I'm not saying, Look, you can be a Christian out there that believes in in Christianity and also be racist, but like it like it doesn't make any sense. And it just doesn't make any sense
02:09:00 unless you have, like, your own private interpretation. And look, maybe you do, but that is at odds with every including the Catholic Church, every major Christian sect that just is, and that stuck out to me that he's that he talked about treating everyone as an individual. And that he's commanded by God to do so, and he can't look at people as groups, and he hates identity politics.
02:09:30 And Nick wasn't exactly pushing back on that. He was kind of nodding his head. And then they spent like 20 minutes talking about how, no, seriously, I've got a Jewish friend, and I'm not. I don't hate Jews. I love Jews. And it just like, it was kind of really, like a little much, you know, and, you know, apparently, apparently, Nick's best friend is a Jew, at least that's what he said.
02:09:57 That was news to me. I. Uh, his assistant, I guess, is a Jew. It's like, I don't know, 2% of the population, 100% of of Nick fuantus assistance. You know what? I mean, it's kind of like, what you couldn't find a white guy that was that could do that job. I mean, yeah, I don't know, to me on principle.
02:10:22 And like, I'm not someone that says that. Like, again, you have to hate all Jews. And I look, I'm not saying you can't be friends with Jews or whatever, like that, but if you put race first, are you really putting race first if, even if the Jews like a better candidate, right? Like, aren't you literally being, like, the colorblind meritocracy guy, if you're hiring the Jew instead of the white guy, like, is that really in group preference, hiring the Jew instead of the white guy,
02:10:51 just saying, right, it and and, look, there was obviously a big, Big toning down of the rhetoric, which I expected, because that's what he has done in all these other more mainstream interviews. And you can make the argument that, oh, well, it's all strategic and oh, you know, you can't, you know, can't be dropping a bombs on on the heads of the normies and whatever. And maybe there's some truth to that, right?
02:11:19 Maybe there is some truth to that. But like I said, it doesn't circumvent what I saw is the real issue, and that is that it doesn't sound like we're that there's a a desire for white nationalism so much as Christian nationalism, which is not going to be racially exclusive.
02:11:41 And so there really is a cognitive dissonance going on for a lot of these white Christian nationalists, where they think that it's almost like they feel like it's a camouflage. It's like a It's a way of saying they're a white nationalist. But it doesn't sound as bad like because, you know, you can't get mad at me for liking Jesus.
02:12:00 You know, it's like, they feel like, it's like, this clever way of saying they're white nationalists, because chrismdash, like, implies white, but it really doesn't anymore. You know, the majority of Christians aren't white anymore. I don't even think in America they are anymore, you know, maybe, no, probably, I don't know. I don't know what the but worldwide, they're not, you know.
02:12:23 And so it just that's an issue to me, and I think that that's that's because I prioritize race. Here's a simple test that you could do, and a lot of people aren't going to like this, but it's just, this is the truth. And I tried posing this to Dave Riley, but I kind of, I don't think I phrased it in a clear enough way. So let me do it now in a way that will make sense to people
02:12:53 there, there, if you were to walk up to me and say, either all white people stop existing off the face of the earth. They're all wiped out. Or Christianity is wiped off the face of the earth. You have to pick one, Christianity. I'd pick in the heart.
02:13:18 Well, I wouldn't even think about it. I would not I wouldn't care if it disappeared off the face of the earth and every white person was a Buddhist or a Hindu or whatever, it's more important that my people keep going than it is what religion that they are practicing.
02:13:36 And if you're an actual Christian, if you're an actual believing Christian, you can't answer that question the same way. And you might say to me, well, Devon, that's that's like an extreme hypothetical that would never happen in, you know, real life. And you're right. It's not, it's not meant. It's not like a serious,
02:13:55 I'm not saying there's one day there's going to be like some machine that takes like some robotic octopus that either destroys all the white people or destroys all of Christian that's obviously not going to happen. That's not what hypotheticals are for. Hypotheticals are there to reveal a preference in this case, and my preference is revealed when I say I would rather white people survive in the universe than Christianity.
02:14:23 And if you're a Christian, like you actually believe that this is from God, then you would have to answer the other way around. And while that scenario will never happen, you know, there's never going to be like, oh, there's a switch that you flip and it's one or the other little versions of that will throughout your life, will happen.
02:14:42 There will come little decisions that you have to make, am I prioritizing my religion, or am I prioritizing my people? And I see it as a net negative when it comes to the survival of white people that a lot of white people are not going to prioritize. Their people. And instead, they are going to have a Universalist view.
02:15:04 They are going to say, as Tucker and and and Nick both said that they love all people and and really kind of implied more of a a civic nationalism, 2.0 where maybe we, it's just, it's civnet, but maybe we just don't give money to Israel, and maybe, maybe we have more white people.
02:15:25 But how you, how you justify that, morally or legally, doesn't it? There's no way to do that, right? It? So it doesn't actually make sense, but it sounds good to the white people that are feeling an existential threat. So we'll just, we'll just kind of imply that, you know the country would be better with more white people.
02:15:43 Well, I agree the country would be better with more white people. Explain to me, explain to me, with your theology, with your worldview, with your universe, how you make that happen?
02:15:56 Because you can't make the moral argument for it. You can't make a theological argument for it. You seem very allergic to talking about the genetic aspect to all this, or at least, Tucker does. I think Nick has talked about it. I think, I think Nick gets race realism right, but it doesn't make sense. I mean, it's one thing to get race realism, and it's quite another to try to implement it as some kind of policy.
02:16:24 If your policies are based on Christian theology, it doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense. And again, I'm not saying you can't be a practicing Christian and get what I'm saying and agree that you want to live in a white country.
02:16:44 And lots of, lots of, you know, Christendom for centuries were it basically was consistent of white countries, and that's the history. But we don't live, you know, centuries ago, we live today, and in the context of today, that's not what it means.
02:17:03 You know, the Christian world isn't the white world. It's not synonymous with that anymore, and it is Universalist, and it was then, to some extent, that's why you had a lot of these colonists go and try to convert all the natives. You know, that's why you had the Spanish building missions all up and down the El Camino Real in California and and, you know, that's, that's why you, you had, uh, the the colonists, well, even on the East Coast, like some of the Puritans trying to, you know, we've covered a lot of this stuff in streams.
02:17:37 You guys know the history. So this is all a product of thinking that that the priority is Christianity, not your people, and when your people are so you have a buffer that white people enjoyed for as long as we did this technological gap between us and the rest of the world, this and these borders that prevented these other people from actually coming into our countries. It worked.
02:18:11 It worked because your universalism never made its way into the demographic makeup of your country because you were separated by 1000s of miles from these other people. And there wasn't mass transit, there wasn't mass communication, you were isolated from these people. So, you know, in these to the degree that it affected anything, it was stuff like Spanish missions being built in California, or, you know, the Puritans trying to convert an Indian here and there, or whatever, like that.
02:18:46 It wasn't accepting millions infinity brown people into your country like it is today, because that just wasn't technically possible. Well, now it's possible. Now that's an exploit, and there's no patch that exists that I'm aware of that that solves that problem. And in every interpretation of Christianity, that that that claims to solve this issue, is by definition, fringe. It is. It is fringe.
02:19:17 It's not the majority view by a long shot, and it's not supported by any of the institutions, and that's just the truth. I'm not telling you these things because I want this to be true. I'm not the one that's making this the reality. So don't get mad at me for just saying what is just true. It's just true.
02:19:37 And that is the issue that stuck out to me when I saw Tucker and and Nick have that conversation, was that okay? So we're basically going to be anti semitic Civ nets, you know. Like, is that what it is? Yeah, yeah. Like, they both can't stop talking about how much. State, they love Jews, and some of the best people are Jews. And, you know, I've got a black friend like it like it was, it was that bad.
02:20:09 And if that's where we're at, and look, that's not limited to that interview. You can't blame that on, you know, some strategic watering down of the message to so then it's more palatable to normies. This is stuff that Nick says all or, you know, some version of it all the time, that he loves black people, he loves Jews and what.
02:20:29 And as a Christian, he has to love everyone. He loves everyone. And look, that's the reasoning too, by the way. I'm not, I'm not putting words in his mouth. He says that. Tucker said that explicitly in the interview, that as a Christian, he can't look at people as groups, the identity politics, blah, blah, blah,
02:20:48 and look, he's right, right. Like at that is a problem if you actually believe the mainstream interpretations
02:21:04 of Christianity, whether you're Protestant, Catholic, or whatever that's, that's true. You know, anything that's, that's, that's counter to that interpretation is, by definition, fringe. And look, whatever you know, I'm not here to blow up your faith. I'm just saying that like that's a problem for me, because I will always prioritize my people first.
02:21:29 My My concern is the destiny of white people, and I don't care as much what religion those white people are practicing. We weren't practicing Christianity during our great civilizations, prior to, you know, Christianity essentially being imposed on, you know, imposed on from on high by, you know, Roman emperor, where, I guess we're Christians now. And people that will say, like, well, look at these wonderful cathedrals.
02:22:00 And it's like, yeah, but like, the Congo is Christian too, and they're not building cathedrals. That's not the product of Christianity. That's the product of white people. That's the expression of Christianity being expressed by white people, when, when Christianity is being expressed by black people. In the Congo, they make a mud hut, you know. So it's, you know, you look at these, the Coliseum, that wasn't, you know, Christianity didn't create the Coliseum. And it's not just white people. You look at Japan, right?
02:22:26 Look at Tokyo, that Tokyo wasn't, there's, there's like, hardly any Christians in Japan. It's like, 1% Christian, or something like that, right? And so this idea that somehow it's like, this a necessary ingredient for civilization is just wrong. And I just feel like we're we're at an uncomfortable point in our history.
02:22:48 We got to start really looking at this. And I know this is something that makes a lot of people uncomfortable, especially right now, because it's really trendy to be, you know, screaming Christ as King at the top of your lungs, and without any real depth to what exactly that means, and without ever having to rationally look at any of these things I've just laid out for you, it's easier just to be like Christ is king, you're an antichrist or whatever, whatever, right than it is to actually say,
02:23:20 Well, wait, maybe you're right, maybe maybe like, and maybe there's a solution I'm not thinking of, right, maybe there, I don't know. I'd like there to be. It sure would make things easier. But this is, this is something that's going to be an issue. And it look, it is true that, clearly they are, and by they, I mean the people on in the Republican mainstream, are pushing, and might not be your flavor of Christianity, but they, broadly speaking, are promoting a resurgence in Christianity.
02:23:58 Again, maybe it's not your preferred flavor. And maybe you you think it's not real Christianity or whatever, but it's, you know, it's, it's Christianity, you know, it's, it's, maybe it's like an off brand or whatever, but it, you know, it's, it's got Jesus in it. It's not like it's totally made up. So that's, that's clear that that's something that's being,
02:24:25 you know, it's, it's something that you see on mainstream stuff, and it's something that's, it's been slowly returning to the mainstream, I'd say, for like, the last decade.
02:24:37 And there's good things about it. But then, if you're again, if you, if you're someone who wants to get white people in a place where they're thinking about themselves as an exclusive people, it's a it's a roadblock. It's a roadblock.
02:25:03 And that's, that's what I saw when I the rest of the stuff. I mean, look, the the interview, like, the first part was just like the same origin story we've heard a billion times, and, you know, whatever, boring.
02:25:13 And then the last bit was, you know, again, whatever some of it was, it was watered down versions and, and whatever, whatever. I don't care so much. The thing that stuck out to me was the, you know, like the the issue with Well, and again, the other thing what Nick said something like, they're commanded as Catholics to protect, give special protections to Jews.
02:25:40 I mean, I, I'm paraphrasing, but not that's, it was. That's very close. I don't know the exact quote, but that's very close to what he said. That was, as Catholics are commanded to have to give special protections to Jews. Yeah, that's, that's a big oof, like, that's a big yeesh.
02:26:01 You know, I don't know what to do about that, you know, but it's that kind of shit that I was hearing, and it look, it's obvious that that Tucker is is leaning into the Christianity thing, you know, ever since, well, really, before, but like, especially since his like, I was attacked by demons in my bed. Certainly it was. It couldn't be all these dogs sleeping in my bed that scratched me. It was demons.
02:26:25 That's a little weird. Does he actually believe it? He maybe, or maybe, maybe not. Maybe he's cynically using it, the way the GOP has cynically used evangelicals for like, the last several decades to fight their wars for Israel. Maybe they're just re reconfiguring it so that it's not so Zionist and and obviously retarded, right? Like, because that's,
02:26:54 I think it'd be, if you can't recognize that the GOP and Jews were manipulating millions of Americans, white Americans, by using the Christianity, again, maybe not your flavor of Christianity, but but event, to be specific, evangelical Christianity, Zionist. You know Christian Zionist churches. If you don't know that, or you're in denial of that. I don't know what to tell you, like you're not going to make it, but that's just the truth for decades. You know, that's that's who kept Republicans in power.
02:27:29 That's who kept all these wars going on. For Israel, it was Christian Zionists in, you know, a lot of them are in the south, but they're all over the place in America, and I think that that has lost a lot of its appeal, right? Because it's just getting absurd, and the internet has made a lot of these people more accountable for what you know, what they have said and and what they've predicted and what's actually happened, and, you know, this sort of thing. So people are just becoming a little more sophisticated on the issue, and so they it doesn't work as well, but they don't want to just throw the baby out with the bathwater.
02:28:18 I guess you'd say they don't want to throw the baby Jesus out with the battle. They want to, they want to still use it as a tool of control. And so maybe they, they spin it into some, you know, Tucker version of Christianity, where, okay, well, we're not slaves to Israel anymore, but we still, we still love Jews, and we still love black people, and we still love everybody else and, and it's, it's very, you know, it's all turn the other cheek and vengeance is the Lord's and don't worry that your life sucks when you die. It gets better, you know, like this kind of stuff where it's like that, that's, that's all very useful if you're, if you're in charge of things, right?
02:28:59 You want, if you're trying to get everyone to just get along in, you know, all the all the animals in the barn, to get along with each other, you know. So look again, I know people hate, hate it when I talk about this stuff, I'm just being honest with you. I look, there's no benefit for me that I I have no reason to say this stuff, because I know there's people that are like, super turned off by it. And I know there's people that will have an emotional reaction to what I'm saying, and they'll just be like, aren't you Christ, you're bad or whatever. And it's like, so there's nothing in it for me to say this. It'll be, in fact, if I was, if I was more concerned about popularity and influence, I would lean into, and I think a lot of people are, I would lean into it.
02:29:44 I would, I would, I would lean into the Christian thing, because that's what's trendy right now. It is. It's look, it's trend. It's trendy on fucking even like shit, like Tik Tok and stuff. There's Christianity is cool right now. I never would have thought that that would be I'd say that because it has, it's.
02:29:59 Been like, not cool my whole life, but it's, it's cool right now. And so the easiest way to get, you know, new followers and new likes and retweets and stuff like that, would be to lean hard into it. And some people are, I think, I think there's, there are people who, 100% don't believe it, who are leaning into it hard, because either they're afraid of what will happen if they don't, or they're excited about what will happen if they do, you know, but it's, it's, it's the incentive is not because they want to do what God wants them to do.
02:30:36 That's that doesn't figure into the the equation at all, right, in no way, in nowhere, in their calculus is, well, what does God want me to do? Like, that's, that's not, that's not what's happening. Okay?
02:30:49 Now, some people Sure, right?
02:30:50 I'm not saying no one's got faith and no one's sincere in their faith, but there's a lot of people who are not sincere in their faith. So that that that's troubling to me, that because I kind of feel like what, what will most likely, or really how things are being defined right now, the direction of the the right wing, the mainstream, the emerging, new version of conservatism, or the next generation of it, if you will, is, is kind of it's a revamped version of the old, you know, it's just maybe we're not again, maybe we're not slaves to Israel anymore.
02:31:32 But it's still big tent. It's still magic dirt, only, instead of magic dirt, and I don't mean this in a derogatory way, but it's magic book. You know, again, I'm not saying like, to be like a dick, but it's, it's instead of, instead of saying, like, if someone walks on to American soil, they're instantly like me.
02:31:53 It's like, well, if they pray to the same God and read this book, then they're, they're magically like me. It's like, but they're not. And that's that's a problem for me. It's a problem for me. So again, I'm not saying this to
02:32:08 your faith is your business, and I'm not trying to tell you what to believe. I'm I was asked what I believed, and I had, I had two choices in that situation. I could have, I could have just not told you, or, I guess I could add three. I could have lied. I could have, I could have just moved on. I don't know. I didn't really I could have, I didn't see it, or whatever, and moved on. I knew someone asked, I knew someone's gonna ask, or I could tell you what I'm thinking, and that's what I'm thinking.
02:32:44 Yeah, I just, I think it's, it's a, it's not, I think that's, I think it's a, it's, it's a, I think it's a problem, and I don't know, I don't have a solution for it, but I think that I've, I think I'm, I think I'm one of the few people who in good faith, no pun intended, is being honest about this, about this issue. Okay, anyway, thank you very much. Kurgan, 86 then we got rivers of blood. Rivers of blood says, Devon, what's the over, under on a cat five chimp out when the snapping happens on the first My bet is Trump will bail out the NOGs and nothing will happen. Great stream again. And Happy Halloween. Um, yeah, I don't, I don't think it would be weird.
02:33:42 It'd be really weird to me if they just let nig's EBT cards stop working. I feel like there's no way that's gonna happen. Or if it does happen, it'll be like a temp, like, it'll be like so temporary. It'll be like a day. But I have a hard time believing they'll even let that start.
02:34:04 Because here's the thing, if they let that, they know what they know what the response is going to be. So either they think they have some kind of, you know, they've got some kind of thing they've gamed out that they think is like a good like, they can use the momentum of the reaction to the EBT cards running dry to achieve something else. And maybe they do. Maybe they do want to create the chimp out so they can crush it, right?
02:34:34 So they can militarize more areas. Maybe that's part of it. But I don't think so. I kind of feel like that that's, that's so that's such a risky move unless, like I said, unless they got some Machiavellian shit, you know, cooked up. And maybe they do, but they usually. Don't these guys so like, that's the thing is, I really don't have like this. I just don't feel like that. The Trump administration are, like, wildly strategic, which I guess, I guess that you could say that's another that's an argument for that. Why they might let it happen, because maybe they're not thinking this through as much as they should, but I just have, I have a hard time believing that that's going to happen.
02:35:26 But well, I guess we'll find out, right? And it's just a couple days away. If, if EBT cards stop working, you will have massive chimp outs. And look, even if, even if it wasn't, even though, I guess even if, organically, you weren't going to have them, they would have them, because there are people who would, who really want to exploit that, powerful forces that really want that, to exploit that, and they will.
02:36:04 And so they'll BLM it up, right? They will astroturf it up. And they will, I think there will be some really, you know, BLM style, Riot type shit going on, if, if EBT dries up. But who knows, I in a way, maybe because, you know, we're, I guess it's been, it's been a couple years since the BM, a BLM riots, right?
02:36:26 And blacks like, freak out and burn down cities every few years or so. So, in a way, we're kind of due for another one. I mean, it's a little early, right? It's we usually have, like, two a decade, two big ones a decade. So, yeah, maybe, maybe it's increasing with frequency, but I have a hard time believing they would actually let that happen. But who knows? Zero phase says, imagine I'm just gonna say your name differently every time. Imagine being actively engaged in war and thinking it's appropriate to sit around a room debating on what to do with the this psychotic, murderous Jew, execute and move on.
02:37:06 I know we aren't a serious country now, but it's sad to see the same in 1942 Well, now that we know that the the guy who was arguing against it was also a Jew, that's really what happened. The military did want to just execute him and move on. It was only the fact that some Jewish lawyer guy got involved that then it wasn't as simple as that. That was the initial reaction was, let's hang him. That'll keep the Australians happy.
02:37:33 They'll get rid of this fucking psycho murder Jew. And everyone, yeah, everyone's happy. It's good, and then it wasn't good, and everyone wasn't happy because some Jewish lawyer wasn't happy. So that's what caused the issue. That's what caused the problem. So the Jew created the problem, and then another Jew made the problem worse. So that's, that's the story of the reason why I called the stream the weak man edition.
02:38:04 Is the name of that movie, strong man. A strong man because they were trying to act like he was like this super strong, you know, Bear Jew, but he was a weak fucking pussy. He's He's strangling women. So anyway, ah, let's see here. Man of low moral fiber says, Look, we can't be giving capital punishment to psycho Jews, because that's what the Nazis would do, and the Nazis were bad. Didn't you learn in every show, school, church and movie, exactly? Crow magnet says, Hey, Devon, Nick Fuentes recently said Ukrainians aren't white.
02:38:44 I believe you, once or once said you've been to Ukraine before. So if you would like to share your experience and observations of the Ukrainian people, here's some shekels. I mean, look, Slavs are white. They're just like, we are different, right? Like there's different kinds of white people there, and those differences used to make or mean more when we weren't as outnumbered by the rest of the world, right?
02:39:15 But now that we are outnumbered by the rest of the world, we have to be be more. We have to include more, more of our, our, I don't know what you call it, flavors of white people. You know, welcome them into the the white people spice rack. I don't know, but yeah, I mean, sloths are different. I mean, obviously you can look at it just like every group is every group of white people is different, like you can look at a slob. In fact, even this movie with the Australians, right? I could tell the Australian actors that were playing Americans, not just because their accent was like, kind of fake sounding, but because Australian. Look different.
02:40:00 Like, you can not every Australian, but you know what I'm talking about, you can look at an Australian person and be like, oh, yeah, they're, I get it, I see it, you know, they have a look and,
02:40:12 and same thing with with British people and Germans, like, there we are different. You know, America, it's kind of mixed up, right? But it's mostly in America. It's, it's English and German, right? Like, if you look at the earlier white people, the origins of a lot of the white people in America, it's, it's the, yeah, the earliest were the where the British Anglos and and Dutch and stuff, and then you have waves of Germans coming in, right?
02:40:40 And so, yeah, that's, that's, that's white American then. But then, like everyone you know, you know, Italians and Irish and everybody started showing up. But so in America, it's kind of more mixed up. And there's not really, like as much of a look to an American person, American white, as there are the origin countries. But yes, Slavs have their own look. Ukrainians have their own look.
02:41:04 They have their own culture, they have their own language, they have their own history, they have their own, you know, genetic distance from, say, someone whose ancestors are from England, you know, but we're white, yeah, they're definitely white. In fact, I felt even though, like, look, there's still crime and shit there, like, because it is a little bit, I don't want to say it's like a third world country, but there's a lot of poverty there.
02:41:30 And you had, like, I was, when I was there, I let me just put this way, it's high trust in some ways, but it's also very thievy, right? Right? And because you're the Westerner, you know, you're the mark you have, you can't, just, like, not keep an eye on your luggage, or think that no one's going to try to pickpocket you, or, you know, you got it, you got to be aware that there's going to be people that are trying to steal from you.
02:41:57 And you know, that's a shame, or whatever. But even even so, I felt very like, weirdly at peace with my environment, not seeing any non whites. I saw one the whole time I was there. I wasn't there super long I was there, like, two weeks or something like that. The last time I was there and I saw like, one black person, you know, and it was like, it was great. It was so great.
02:42:33 But, yeah, I don't know, I didn't hear what Nick said about Ukrainians, but it's a little rich coming from someone who's who's got as much Italian and Mexican blood in him for him to think the he's the authority on who's white who's not. But, yeah, look, my guess is he said it tongue in cheek, right? But I don't know. I didn't see the clip. All right. Then we got cipher. Let's see here, half a million dollars. All right.
02:43:15 Cipher says, Devon, the money usually dries up when you address the Christian question. I won't let that happen. Don't know often assemble Well, I appreciate that. And look it, it, it, like I said, I know, I know it's a it's a touchy subject, and that's why most people avoid it.
02:43:34 And I wouldn't be doing you guys. I'd be doing you guys a disservice if I what, if I didn't truthfully answer that question, if I had dodged it, or if I lied to you? You, I mean, maybe, maybe some of you wouldn't notice, but I think some of you would get, I mean, you would, you wouldn't be able to trust me. Hopefully you guys know what you're getting when you come when you come here.
02:44:02 You know, even if you don't agree with me, you know that I'm not, I'm not lying to you. I think that that's that's the value I hope that I'm adding, is that, at least with with me, you know I'm not up to something.
02:44:15 I'm not like, I'm not trying to peddle some lie for some secret agenda, like what you see is what you get. I'm telling you I want white people to not just survive. I want us to thrive. And if I see something that's getting in the way of that, I'm going to mention it. And you might you can disagree with it.
02:44:34 You can say it's not a problem and think that it's that I'm really off base, and I'd love to hear why and how and and that's, that's how discussions are had. But I'm not going to just be quiet about it, because I know it's going to make people uncomfortable. That's how, that's how people go extinct. Is like, everyone's like, it's like, you look at England, right? And they're just, you. They're just too polite for their own good. You know, they're just, they're committing civilizational suicide.
02:45:07 Because, on some level, it really is like, because they're just too polite to say, God, I fucking hate all these packies, you know, like they just can't say that, right? And and so they just, they're just letting themselves go, go extinct and politely so. And we got to get past that. We got to get past that,
02:45:31 and, and, and just, I know it's uncomfortable to talk about some of this stuff, and it's not not great, because the look it does. It's not great, the trying
02:45:52 to think of the right word, the not consequences, but the the implications of what I'm talking about, right like this is it? It's amazing. It's a big monkey wrench in the gears, you know? Yeah, if I'm even kind of right what I'm saying, that's a problem. That is a problem. I think that's the thing. Is, a lot of people don't want to face that. That like, even if I'm just sort of right what I'm saying, and look, I feel like I'm more than sort of right, but like, if I'm just sort of right, that's, it's not like a small problem.
02:46:27 And I think that's, that's, that's a problem for a lot of people. Anyway, enough about that, everyone. Look and I'm being consistent. I don't think this is news to anybody. I've been saying this for a long time. I've identified this as an issue for a long time, and the more I've looked at it develop, the more I am convinced it is a is that there's something, something something's got to give. And I don't want it to be white people that that gives and disappears, then we got zero phase. Says the petty squabbles online are very frustrating.
02:47:10 Why people need to stand up for their own period. We can work out our minor differences and problems after we win. That's one thing that Jews do really well. Credit where it's due. Your people come first. Always. Good night, everyone. Love you all. I appreciate that. And, yeah, that's the thing. Is, I like Christian white people. I do. I don't have, like, some rage or animus towards them. A lot of my family. I mean, even though there's a lot of Christians that would say that Mormons aren't Christian, or whatever.
02:47:42 You know, who cares a lot of my family is, you know, they're Christian. And a lot of you know, because they're, you know, they're Mormon, if you want to be specific, and who can I don't care if you think that's Christian or not. And fine, a lot of and it makes them better people. It makes my mom happier thinking that she's going to see her mom who died when I was young. You know, that's that's something that really affected her when she was a young mother, was that her mother died very early on, and something that has, that has helped her get through that is the idea that when she dies, she's going to rejoin her in heaven and, look, that's great. You know, there's a lot of people that that helps them with their life.
02:48:34 The only thing I don't like, I'll say, especially with like the Tick Tock Christianity, or there's a lot of the lot of the people who are just jumping on the bandwagon Christianity people, I get the sense that a lot of it is people who have done really bad things. You know what I mean? And what a what the thing that appeals to them is the, the forgiveness part of it, like the, because I, I've noticed that with like, it's not all, it's not all, it's not all Christians, by any means. But there's, there's a certain, I think Christians, even know the ones I'm talking about.
02:49:07 There's, there's a certain type of Christian that is obsessed with, like, the the forgiveness aspect and the the Jesus sacrifice aspect, like him paying the price of like, your sins. And I just, I can't shake I just get this vibe like, what did you do? You know, like you did something. Like, I don't know what it is, but it's bad. Or at least you think maybe it's actually the funny thing is, maybe it's not even that bad, but you think it is, whatever it is.
02:49:37 You think it's like, really bad. And the only thing that that keeps you going is thinking that like it, that you're still like, you're still a worthwhile person, because Jesus will still love you, despite this horrible thing that, whatever it is that you did, that I know you did, and.
02:49:59 And you can get, you can, like, get past it, because you feel like, Jesus already paid the price for it, you know, I mean, like, I feel like there's a certain kind of person, and, like I said, everyone, not everyone, like a lot of people, you know, who I'm talking about, where that's, those are the people I don't, I don't like those guys. I feel like something's up with those guys, where it's like, you're like, a little too focused on this forgiveness part, where, like, what did you do? I need to know what you did.
02:50:32 You did something and it was bad. It was bad because, look, I've done fucked up shit in my life, but, like, nothing, nothing. Where I got, like, this weird complex about it, like you clearly do, so whatever you did, man, like it was bad, like those people, I don't know, and I feel like there's, I don't know there. I feel like there's a growing number of those people. I guess that.
02:50:57 I guess that would make sense. There's a growing number of people that have done some horrific shit, but, yeah, I I don't want, I'm not. I'm not in a mindset of, I must go to war with the Christians or the pagans or the atheists or the even the transhumanists, right? Like I'm not.
02:51:18 That's not, like I don't want to go to war with any kind of white people unless, look, unless they're actively engaged in something that's, that's, that is, you know, with, with the intention of killing white people off. Okay, then you're my enemy, right? But other than that, you're, you're my brother, or you're my sister. So, you know, you can be a Christian and you can be a Buddhist or whatever. I don't care.
02:51:47 I care that you are my family. You know, blood is thicker than water, and that's always going to be my view of things. All right, then we got muham Chad al dahib with a big Dono. Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with. Look how Jewy this bag is.
02:52:24 Oh, apparently I'm getting Qatari money. Is this? Is this Qatari money? Muham Chad Al dahib says greetings from the Royal Qatari family. Keep it up. Well, I appreciate that. Apparently it could be real. I don't know. I don't know. Fuck it. I'll take Atari money like you're not getting anything for this, by the way, but, but I do appreciate it. Now it's time. Oh, wait now we got one more from muham Chat al dahib simply says,
02:53:02 There you go, there you go. All right, then we got rumble. I might have to go through rumble in a weird way, because the rumble chats did not load right. So I have to go, why is it always something, right? It's always fucking something
02:53:31 to go to the dashboard. And I would do this last time I went to the dashboard Account Overview, was it? Yeah, that's what it was, weirdly, okay.
02:53:57 Does the do these have dates on them?
02:54:06 A they don't have dates, but they do have the stream on them, so that's helpful. Okay, this is really gay that I have to do it this way, but let's see here that has the stream name on it, at least.
02:54:23 Than the one before. Okay, this is the first one, I think.
02:54:33 All right, we got who's Joe says, Hey, Devon, what I was saying earlier about the Neo Byzantium is that right wingers not only consolidate in these red states that are still largely white, but also to take over local governments you've.
02:54:59 That in previous streams that Boise Idaho is as liberal as any other US city, we should work solidly each of these states as true havens for us to regroup, to hang on.
02:55:16 Do you think it's still possible to take over a state if it's over 80% white, and do you think it were, if it were organized and hope or wait? Do you think if we're organized and help? I think that help each other towards these common goals, like if many of us had high wages, this is a lot. Is it's only hard because I have to, if you had, I have to mouse over your, your rumble rant to see what you said.
02:55:50 It's if you had to see what I was doing. It's really annoying. I think that whites are being discriminated against when it comes to these corporate level jobs, there was a Bloomberg report that said roughly 5% of new hires are white. I think it would be better if a lot of young men in our rank and file would try to get into less competitive, medium level skill jobs and stack multiple jobs to make well over 100k and buy rentals.
02:56:28 I haven't finished the CDL because of a death in the family. I'm taking time off, but the hazmat drivers in Philly can make 115 with overtime, and I got certifications to work corporate security for 60 175k at 24 excuse me, yeah, the there's lots of, look there's it's going to be different for everybody.
02:56:58 There are going to be some people who will excel so much as an example, let's just say they're really good at llms, like, maybe, maybe they're, like, some kind of AI genius, right? And they can get a job in Silicon Valley, even though that's like the Belly of the Beast, they can make a quarter of a million year easily, you know, maybe, you know, maybe even double that.
02:57:31 Or maybe they can go into business for themselves because they don't want to work for the machine. I would, I would suggest not working for the machine, that if you're some kind of genius, you probably shouldn't be putting your your talents towards the machine, even if it means a little bit of a pay cut. But everyone has to make your individual choices and strategies, and a lot of us have to exit out of a system that we were born into.
02:57:54 Right? It's not just as simple for some of us to just say, Oh, I'm going to I'm going to pack everything up and go off grid, even if it's not, like, really, you know, like living off grid, but like, off out of the corporate machine grid, you know. And I'm going to just start my own company, whatever that takes capital.
02:58:15 It takes networking and relationships and partnerships and customers, and there's a lot that goes into that. And a lot of us don't have those kinds of networks. A lot of us come from generations of people who are just clock punchers, you know, like my dad just worked fucking nine to fives his whole life, like he never started a business, or not that he had no entrepreneurial blood on him, but that just wasn't what he did and and the
02:58:44 a lot of us same thing. And so it's not as simple as just, here's the one, you know, one fix that's going to work for everybody. We should all, we should all have the same goal, but we're going to have different pathways to get there. And you're right, there are a lot of blue collar pathways to get there.
02:59:03 And I would suggest whatever is going to, whatever you're going to be able to do as successfully as possible, that's what you go for with, obviously, as long as it's not in service of the, you know, our enemies. Pick the thing that's not going to be contributing to, you know, anti white causes, but will also maximize your ability to gain wealth.
02:59:29 So I don't think it's just all just one, one piece of advice for everybody, but I think what you're saying works for a lot of people. You can make a lot of money, and if you are planning for the future, and you're not just blowing all your money on going out and, you know, buying drinks at the bar or or buying, you know, new game consoles or cars you don't need, or, you know, whatever these these unnecessary expenses, a lot of people get.
03:00:00 Caught up in and you just plan for your future, and you plan for your children to be successful, and you look at the money that you're earning is not your money, like the boomers, a lot of them, were very individualistic, and look looked at their money as as like their money, instead of their family's money.
03:00:22 And I think that you need to start looking at the money that you make as money that is your family's money. And as long as that's your mindset, and as long as that's your the trajectory you're going in is creating a dynasty.
03:00:39 The pathway you choose is really going to be because, look, a lot of us, we have, we have lots of talented people listening right now, and their talents are kind of all over the spectrum. There are people that really believe in or not believe that are really strong in,
03:01:00 you know, they have, like, an engineer's brain, you know, they're very logical, they're very, you know, systematic. And then there's people that that maybe they're, they're more abstract, you know, and so you have different strengths that are going to lead to success in different fields.
03:01:18 So I think that's, I think that's as long. I think you're right that we could coalesce in one area and try to take it over, like, we could try to coalesce in a a urban area and take it over in a place like, you know, you mentioned Boise. I don't know if that'd be the place I'd pick.
03:01:35 But like, you know, let's just say there's a lot of white nationalists in Idaho, you could, rather than living in the rural areas, try to concentrate in the city and take over the city government and the state government and so forth.
03:01:52 But you're going to have a lot to contend with. I think that your best bet isn't even so much as percentage white, so much as it's going to be population, total population, and because percentage White
03:02:09 might even work against you in some ways, because you might have, like a state like Vermont, right? That's very white, and because they're not exposed to diversity, they're very anti white weirdly, you know, I mean, like, because it's not their problem yet, like, it will be eventually, it'll reach Vermont and Maine and all those places. But until it does, you have, like, these rich, out of touch white people there that'll fight you every step of the way.
03:02:37 So, yeah, and look, I realistically would we, would white nationalists be able to actually hijack an entire state? I don't know. I don't know. I don't think that that's really, that's really in the cards. I think that, you know, us coalescing in one geographic area is a good idea anyway, and that would be a nice, nice way to we could try to do that. But realistically, will that happen? I don't know.
03:03:11 Anyway, hopefully. That's a little meandering. Zazzy mctazzbach says, Thank you for doing streams about black mass murder. I've told people a few times that about the zebra killings. No one has heard of them. It's important to have something to debunk the white killer myth.
03:03:29 Well, here's, here's yet another one. We got the Jewish killer. All right, then we go to zazzy mctazzbot. All right. All right, did that it's, I hate how it duplicates these things too. All right, we got Dr jellyfinger says I caught you on the backlash a couple of weeks ago, talking about McLean Bible Church. I used to work in McLean. Did you ever hang out at the bars there?
03:03:58 The Chinese pub was a magical place. I not, I was, I was more on the Maryland side, in in the city. But I don't, I don't, I mean, I did go there a few times, but I don't remember that place I was. I was never super familiar with it. I went there. I mostly if I went to McLean, it was because I was because I was going out with some chick I met on Tinder that led to McLean.
03:04:24 You know, that's right. In fact, that's why I was at McLean Bible Church. It was some chick I think I met on Tinder or some dating site that that worked at McLean Bible Church. Then we have no long pork says, Do you think we are getting nigga nigalopolit, nigga nigpocalypse. There we go. Sorry, nigpocalypse, I guess is. I would have called it nigalopolit. I don't know. Maybe that's not I can't even say that. So maybe that's not. We're good nick pocalypse level. Chimp out this weekend. If the gib stop, yeah, I think, I think it would go BLM style. I just don't think it's gonna happen. But we'll see. We'll see. And then you say, or, then we got someone else. We got ramacon, cash flow, checkout. I
03:05:25 I'd like to return this duck. Ramacon says, shout out to my friend, Mike. They finally captured white Bigfoot. Oh, we didn't you almost got him.
03:05:37 You almost got him. He's not just white. I might be kind of giving away the reference. He's not just white, he's Canadian. That big fun. You guys are never gonna crack that code. I thought people would actually, I don't know why. When I think about it like maybe it's little esoteric that's not even necessarily Well, I don't know. And then we got, thank you very much ramacon.
03:06:10 Then we got Catherine, who just simply says, Catherine, I think, unless this is displaying it wrong. Then we get Catherine again, who's saying Margaret Sanger did nothing wrong. And, yeah, yeah, I don't know the full story of her, you know, but I bet she's she's definitely not the villain that the that the Conservatives raised me to believe that she was, but I'd like, I'd like to know more. I never have really dug down that, that rabbit hole.
03:06:52 She's always just been like this punching bag for the pro life movement and but it's always, it's always been framed like, Oh, she's eugenicist. She hates black people. And I'm kind of like, all right, I'm so far so good, yeah, but yeah, I don't know. Then we got who's Joe says, Hey, Devon. Last chat for a while, I wanted to thank you for everything you do, spraying the message many need to hear, and speaking hard truths also a great stream. Idea is to analyze A Bronx Tale. You know, I might do it, I might do it.
03:07:30 I might do it. Who knows? Like I said, Italians probably won't like it if I do it, but I might do it. It might have to be done. Well, I appreciate that. Who's Joe. Maybe, maybe, like I said, maybe we'll do it. Maybe, maybe we'll do it. Maybe I'll finally fold all right, then we got astrolis, 725, nanometers. You?
03:08:08 Yes, all right. Astrola, 725, New Mexico says another strike against the usual suspects. Terrible that this happened to Ozzie women, thanks for reminding us not to relax around there, around these Cretans. Absolutely.
03:08:26 Yeah, it is kind of kind of amazing that, you know, all those white guys show up and like, I'm sure there was other incidents but, like, but all it took was like, one Jew and he's out killing girls because he wants their voice. I need your voice. Then we got James sonder. James Saunder says hey.
03:08:49 Devon thoughts on Tucker interview. Tim Poole defends Nick Hitler posters saying Tucker is basically a Jew oven operator because Jews are mad at him. Has everyone lost their mind? Feels like 2016 Hello. Tim Poole defends Nick is, do you mean Nick is Hitler posters saying Tucker is basically a Jew of an operator because Jews are mad at him.
03:09:22 Well, Tim, Tim Poole will forever be stuck in 2016 first of all, he's not white. You know, I said this to someone recently. I mentioned, like, Well, yeah, Tim Poole, he's like, half Asian. And they were like, what was, yeah, you didn't know that. They're like, No, I'm not gonna say what is. You'd be, you'd be surprised. And I was like, Ron, do not know that. And yeah, so there's probably people out there they don't know that.
03:09:56 But yeah, Tim pool's not white. And so. That's That's See, that's the problem too. Is if you're not white, you're never going to feel you're going to be kind of like the Jews, or like the other non whites that are always going to be on some level anti white, because they are going to feel threatened by a white majority because they're not going to be a part of it. It's going to be a big club. They're not in that. It's a total, totally natural instinct to have, by the way, I don't blame them for having that, but I just don't care. That's not my problem, right?
03:10:36 And but yeah, as far as, as far as Yeah. Tim Poole is stuck in 2016 and always will be. He will always have those same bullshit, tired takes forever. He's basically like, he Yeah, like, there's some boomers, not all boomers, but there are some boomers that are like, locked in to like, Boomer reality, and it will never change, no matter what happens. They're gonna be locked into civil rights movement, Boomer reality.
03:11:07 He's, like the Gen X version of that. He's locked into Gen X, you know, we're all the same race, the human race, you know, the Gen X version of it, though, like, the 90s was cool and and Fresh Prince of Bel Air, you know, like that's, he's always going to be that way because he's not white, that's gonna be the that's the biggest reason why, because he's not white, and that's why it matters if people are white, yeah, it that's, that's, that's just the way that it is. Let's see here, then we got who's Joe again,
03:11:55 who's Joe? Says catching the stream a little bit late. Maybe these are out of order. Catching the stream a little late. I wanted the essence you've supported eugenics, have you read a lot of Edward Dutton? Have you collabed with him in the past, and would you want to in the future?
03:12:10 I've never read his books. I've watched his videos. He seems like a smart guy. I think that he's on to something most of the time. There are some times where I'm not 100% on board, but he's a rational guy, and he's he's Anglo, and he's extremely Anglo in his, in his in his eccentricities and delivery. So, yeah, I think he's a smart guy. I would, I would talk to him.
03:12:47 I don't know it would talk about, he's more of an expert on on the sorts of things that I feel like we would talk about. So I feel like we'd have to have, like, a a topic in mind, I'd want to, like, study up on it in advance, because he's got, like that, that I see he's got that. I'm always coked up, you know, brain going on, and I'm, I'm not a rapid fire talker like that as well as you guys, well, know,
03:13:21 ah, let's see here. Then we got the Southern Poverty porch monkey.
03:13:35 The only thing I can figure out is that they're dying race. They want to reproduce for their own kind.
03:13:44 Alright? Southern Poverty. Porch monkey says inbred schizo. Great show as usual. Happy Halloween. Devon, well, I appreciate that. And yes, yes, it was, I guess I could have called it inbred schizo. I think we have an inbred schizo edition is the funny thing.
03:14:04 But yeah, thank you very much. Southern Poverty porch monkey. Then we got the Shogun. The Shogun says, wish you were in a position to start a white community like arbal. I think you'd have the best one. You'd also have the several 100 of us trying to get in there.
03:14:22 Race war now, well, I appreciate that. Look, who knows I'm I'm not. I don't know that. I'm not going to say that something maybe even maybe like that will never happen. I think that I do have to go beyond what I'm doing now in the future,
03:14:42 I have to look I like everybody. I have to look out for my family first. And there are things, there's some ducks I still need to get in a row before I take the next level of sacrifices necessary for doing something like that. If I'm not against doing something like that, I think. Think that families need communities, and we can't just all go out into some bunker somewhere and hide out and by the way, which is, I know that's the impression a lot of people get of my situation. It's not what I'm I'm part of a community where I'm at it's not, I'm not, I'm not as isolated I think people think, but I am more isolated than I'd want to be, or even want to be. I'd rather. I'd rather live in a place where there's a lot more camaraderie and fellowship and brotherhood and all that stuff, and especially when kids come into the picture, and we have, you know that to worry about. I think that all of us right, like it's one thing to say, well, I'm going to homeschool my kid and keep them away from the degenerate public schools. But, and that's great, you should do that, but you still need to have, they need to be socialized. And they need to have, they need to be raised around, not just friends that can become their, their you. Part of their network as they get older. But also, I mean, they need to marry someone someday, right? Like, you want them to be around prospective mates that have a or raised in a similar way by similar people. Like, that's big part of having a community is the continuity, and that's, it's real difficult to get something like that going. And like I said, a lot of people, you start a restaurant, it's going to fail. And it's a lot more complicated to start a community like that than it is to start like a Burger King. So it's, it's the kind of thing that that I don't think that I would advertise quite like arval is doing, unless there's some kind of legal protections in place. But it's not something that
03:16:57 I'm against getting involved with, and I could see that happening, some version of that, and it's something I have talked to other people about in the background, and not again, not quite, you know, like a carbon copy of what he's doing.
03:17:15 But if nothing else, just taking over an area, and not even necessarily in America, you know, like, if that's not the best place, you know, I'd hate to say it, but if that's not the best place, it's not the best place. My ancestors thought that their their home countries, wasn't the it wasn't the best place anymore, and they came here. So, you know, I mean, I don't know that there's any better place to go, honestly, but sadly, but yeah, then we got who's Joe says, Damn, you're making me spend on this.
03:17:51 I should miss streams to save money. But in constant engineer stream, you mentioned a Jew who only sees groups and doesn't recognize individuals. I say, if elites see groups, politicians and advertisers and marketing groups and become successful off doing it, telling us only to focus on individuals, prevents us from using that practice elites use to succeed
03:18:18 Exactly, exactly. Tucker might say that I view everyone as an individual, because my God commands me to do that, and I'm not saying he's lying, but I refuse to believe that Tucker doesn't, doesn't, doesn't have, doesn't understand the concept of viewing groups and understanding groups. He's, he's too smart a person and look, even just coming from a broadcast background, they his advertisers, you know, the people he used to work for. That was a big part of it. Was the demographic that that viewed his show that, I mean, that that that determined what his paycheck was. He understands he's not dumb,
03:19:12 so you're right. I mean, is he promoting that? Because He's fooling himself into thinking that like everyone's an individual, because he on some like, weird he has some kind of moral imperative that makes him say that, or is he doing it cynically and evilly to, as you say, weaken the abilities of the people listening to him. I don't know. I don't know what his motives are, but you're right. I mean, the inability to view people in groups and understand group dynamics makes you a less effective person.
03:19:46 Giga Chad of NPC says the most influential theologian in history. St Augustine, quote, difference of race is taken away by the unity of faith, but it remains embedded in our more. Whole interactions. The apostles teach it is to be respected, okay, but again, go ask the pope if he thinks that white nationalism is is moral, or any or any head of any Christian.
03:20:19 Look, here's the thing. There's been, there have been so many Christian theologians saying so many things, and there's so many, there's always going to be a Bible verse or a or a famous quote from someone so or this based Catholic bishop said this. Or you're always going to be able to find, like, the odd quote that that backs up whatever view you have. That's fine, right? I'm not saying that. I'm just saying that doesn't determine what, what actually happens. That doesn't determine the actual execution of of the theology. And I'm just sure. I'm just telling you what
03:20:59 it's, what it's what Tucker and Nick said. I'm not. Yeah, I didn't say it, Nick, Nick and Tucker said it. They both said it. They both, you know, they both nodded their head that, you know, that they, that they it's a Universalist religion, and it is Catholic. Means Universalist, that's what it means.
03:21:20 So I'm not, like, I'm not the one that I'm not making that up. That's what they said, and that's how it's understood by the majority of people, that which is partially why they said it. Like, notice how, out of all the things that people were pushing back in that interview, there wasn't, like, hordes of Christians pushing back on that right now, I don't maybe there.
03:21:42 Maybe there, maybe there was some fringe, you know, racist Christians that didn't, that saw what I saw and and reacted, maybe the same way I reacted and and voiced their displeasure. And maybe they even made some theological argument about it. I don't know. But that wasn't the that was not the big pushback from from the interview, you know, and it's because it's as understood by most of people, most people that call themselves Christians, in in the white world, it's Universalist.
03:22:16 It's it's inconsistent with their interpret, with the with the most popular interpretations of Christianity, White Nationalism is inconsistent with that. It is, it is. And even though, like, historically, that was not the case, like, I don't know when St Augustine died, like, how many, how many centuries ago that was historically that hasn't been the case. But as it, as it is understood and practiced today, you're not going to find
03:22:54 the heads of major Christian sects saying that white that white nationalists, you know, again, there's like, there's fringe,
03:23:08 uh, exceptions to the rule, just like there's also the based black friend. Okay, we get it all right. But just as we've been talking about, you don't, you don't treat everyone as individuals, you look at groups, and as a group, Christians don't believe in white nationalism, theologically, it's inconsistent with what they believe.
03:23:30 So that's, that's, you know. And because I can think in groups, and I hopefully you can too, you can understand the the problem that presents, that's all Negroes.
03:23:42 Spritzer. I think we all know we're getting out of this one. Negro spritzer expresses his displeasure for the dark skinned lovers of watermelon, the tiny hat people the taco creators, the camel jockeys, The rice enjoyers, the AIDS infested faggots, the trannies, the dot head, Jeets, etc, what?
03:24:25 No feather Indian why? You missed down the feather Indians. Then we got Gigan chat of NPCs, again, says St Thomas Aquinas quote, men are men are alike. Having one form makes them one in that form. Thus two men are one thing and two white men are one thing in whiteness. Hence, the affections of one tend to the other. Okay, but again, Thomas Aquinas occurs. According to that interview. By the way, according to Nick in that interview, said that we that that Catholics are commanded to provide special protections to Jews. I don't know if that's real. That's what he said in the interview.
03:25:16 That's what Nick said in the interview. He said he said that Catholics had to provide special protections for Jews. And I could be wrong, I could be mistaken, but I'm almost positive that his source for that was Thomas Aquinas. So look, you i You're not going to tell me. You're not going to tell me something. I haven't thought I'm gonna go, oh, in that case, I'm totally wrong. I mean, come on, dude, I get it.
03:25:42 I'm not trying to challenge your faith here. I'm just saying, let's let's just be real here. Okay, you can throw quotes around from these guys. It doesn't change the reality of the situation. Um, let's see here. Then we got
03:26:07 here, we are Giga chat of NPCs, again says quote or No, that just it's quote, I'm not joking. Up until the 1800s there was no Christian group that didn't allow for racial exclusion based on preference for their own race. The race doesn't matter. Comes straight from Communism, modernity, okay, but you said up until the 1800s you know, we also had slavery, up until the 1800s you think that's coming back?
03:26:35 Yeah, we just look, I'm sorry. You just got to be, you got to be pragmatic about this stuff. It's, it's great to be like, oh yeah. Well, 100 years ago, Christianity was different, okay. Well, again, you could also go to a slave auction in like, 1820 and buy a black person.
03:26:52 You think that's coming back to America? I'm not saying that it should. I'm just saying some things are never going back the way they were. And and that potential is one of those things, and you need to, you need to come to terms with that, that like that's not the way it is now, and it potentially never will be again, unless, unless you can show me the road map of how do you get there? And no one's been able to do that.
03:27:22 Uh, that. Things change, and even if you don't like them and you want to romanticize it's like, look, we're never going back to the 1950s either whenever or the 80s or the real 90s or whatever decade you want. We it's good to know where we've come from, and that's why knowing history is important. That's why we talk a lot about it on this channel. But channel. But we also have to look ahead the future, and we have to be realistic about what that future is going to look like and and it's probably not going to look like the 1800s
03:27:53 ever, you know, and there's a million reasons why that's so not least of all that most Christians aren't white, and so you think that Christianity is going to just start becoming, you know, exclusive to whites somehow, like, I don't understand how that's never going to happen.
03:28:14 There's, there's never going to be a major Christian again, there's, there are exceptions, like the Christian identity people as an example, but there's, there's never going to be, like a major mainstream Christian denomination or sect or whatever that is going to be explicitly pro white that just doesn't make sense, or at least not in our lifetimes, and probably not in our children's or grandchildren's lifetimes, and that's just something that you need to account for when you think about, well, what does that mean for us? Then? Because that is true, right?
03:28:53 Despite what, yeah, you can look back at the past and well, what about this guy? What? And he said this, and they did that. I I acknowledge all that, but that doesn't change the reality of today, and we just got to be real like I know there's a lot of sentiment and culture and tradition and emotion wrapped up in this topic, and it makes people go crazy when you talk about it and and that's why a lot of people don't talk about it. But when you just don't talk about it, doesn't make the problem go away.
03:29:34 So it's something we have to it's something we have to acknowledge that this is there. I don't see a pathway to Christian nationalism, equating white nationalism and like it just doesn't make any sense. If there's I don't see how anyone could believe that that made sense to.
03:30:00 When Chris and dumb meant something, it doesn't mean anything. Now, like you can say Chris and dumb all you want, but like that doesn't actually mean anything anymore. It just doesn't it's not descriptive of anything real anymore. And people need to come to terms with with reality and not just want to LARP is like, as, like, you know, crusaders riding their horses to the Middle East to reclaim the Holy Land. Like, that's not real. Like, that's, it's not, you know, that's not, we're not.
03:30:35 We're not living that reality. So let's come back to, like, what's actually happening in the problems white people are actually facing, and the challenges that we actually face and and the likely, the likely ways in which Christianity will play a role, one way or the other, not not the way We wish it was.
03:30:58 That's all I'm saying. And again, you know, maybe, look, maybe you have an answer for it. I I'd be profoundly surprised, because I've, I didn't come to this lightly, like, this is something that's been in my head for like, over a decade. Well, maybe not over about a decade. I'd say it's even like, in fact, if you got my the, you know, day of the rut, part one, it's mentioned. This issue is mentioned, and that book came out, well, like, not quite a decade ago, but a while ago, and, and that's, you know, that's proof, that's proof that, like, I'm not just this is, like a new thing.
03:31:42 It's something that I was questioning back then, where I was just like this, there's some issues here. And like I said, like, the more, the more I look into it, the less I am convinced that that it's not going to be an issue moving forward. So anyway, then I'll beat a dead horse.
03:32:07 Everyone gets it now. Let's see here, who's Joe says, Hey, Devan, I'm white. My ancestors came over at the turn of the century, and then more ancestors came over right around World War Two. They're from Eastern Europe, Croatian. Well, there you go.
03:32:26 Not everyone from Eastern Europe is a psychotic Jew but, but I can understand, by the way, while you're why your ancestors were persecuting the ancestors of Eddie Leon's Leonsky. Uh, then we got who's Joe again, says last one. I don't believe you, but last one, I have card debt I need to get on top of.
03:32:58 But as a cradle Catholic, I want to say you're right, but there are general belief that mass migration is bad to the point of the country, or a country loses its essence, like France accepts so many migrants, it stops being French. And I've heard this from bishops of states like Wisconsin and Minnesota, and there is this subset of pro white Catholics that may be growing. Yeah, I'm not saying there's not pro white Catholics.
03:33:33 There's clearly pro white Catholics. Okay, you're but that's that doesn't, that doesn't change. There's not a pro white Pope. Okay? In fact, it's almost seems like the Popes get worse with with each iteration, you know, they get less pro white. It's trending in the wrong direction. And there's, there's not, there's not a theological argument. I don't think, I mean, look, I'm sure anyone can make any you can literally make any you can.
03:34:07 You can interpret anything the way you want it to be, and make an argument for almost anything that's in my in my opinion, that's part of the problem is that you can interpret it in so many different ways. But the the mainstream Catholicism is very pro immigration and facilitates it, and has, and, by the way, has been for at least a century, and longer, really, in this country.
03:34:35 So it's, it's, it's one thing to point out that, hey, yeah, there's these. You know, I have this anecdotal evidence, and I've got like, these, these exceptions, that doesn't change reality.
03:34:49 You know, reality is not defined by anecdotal evidence. I wish it was, but it's not, um. And then who's Joe says, another idea to maximize wealth is to travel to exurbs of mega regions. I make it no secret that I live in Philly, but you could live in Shui shul. I don't know how you say that shul County and make big money in Philly or Allentown.
03:35:24 I've actually been to Allentown commuting from rural areas to large cities and mega regions, like living in West Virginia panhandle and commuting to Pittsburgh or find some oil job in Texas triangle. Economic future is in the large city clusters. Also, I'm not wasting my money on a car. I
03:35:46 don't need my old car transmission or No, I don't need my old car transmission blew up, so I got some cheap new car. Thank you for the fun tonight. I'm gonna spend too much more. Hope all the best for you. Well, I appreciate that. Yeah, I I've never owned a new car in my life. I've only owned used cars and cheap used cars that I drive into the ground and then I get another one that I drive into the ground. You know, still as the way, if I, if I made tons of money, I don't know. I don't know. Maybe I wouldn't get a new car just to know what it was like, but I
03:36:29 feel like I'd probably still get used cars, just because the you know, the second you drive it off the lot, it drops in volume, and then who's Joe again. Last message. So you keep saying that Internet gives access to job boards. I ask AI, what companies hire no experience hazmat truckers and make a list of companies to apply to. Internet makes it easier to navigate job market
03:36:57 well, and it just makes it easier you can work remotely because of the internet. You know, there's a lot of people that what the hell just happened? There we go. My whole rumble screen just went ape shit. Where do we go here?
03:37:21 But yeah, you get a that's the thing about the internet, is you can work remotely. And that's that is. That is one reason why I would say that, as much as it would be nice to take over an urban area, you'd have to have numbers to do that. And we don't have, I don't think the numbers to do that you population is what we should be looking at, very low populated areas. Take over the low population areas and then be the government.
03:37:48 And that would be the way to go. And you can do that. You can accomplish that because space internet exists, so you can literally live wherever you want and still have a job that pays decently in not every field, but in enough fields to where I feel like you can do that, then we have the Shogun says,
03:38:09 I get where you're coming from, as far as possibly needing to leave America to successfully raise a family or secure a future for your bloodline. But to me, leaving is giving up. I've been here since 1630 Yeah, my family's been here about that time. I don't know what the exact year is, but like, we've been here since, you know, the 1600s at least, and maybe even slightly before that, the the
03:38:41 that's not, that's not the on the top of the list of options. I'm just saying, if it comes down to it, you know, I I'm not, I'm not opposed to leaving the country if that's what it takes, if that's what if there is a better option. Just like my ancestors saw a better option in this continent, and they came here and pursued that, and you know, to great success, I will do the same. If I see a better option, I will pursue it and hopefully have the same kind of success.
03:39:16 All right, I think that's everything. I think that is double check here.
03:39:35 All right, if I missed one, I'm sorry. Rumbles totally crashed out, and it ruined everything. And I've refreshed the page, and I think I have all of them. Let me know if I didn't get one, but I'm pretty sure I got them all. Hope you guys all have a good rest of your week. We'll be back here Saturday.
03:39:58 Hopefully you have. Happy Halloween is spooky. Halloween, like I said, Well, I was gonna do a Halloweeny one Friday, but I don't have the bandwidth for it right now. So if I do it, it'll be like a spur of the moment thing, but I'm Don't count on it, so I'll probably be back here Saturday, and then we've speaking of our ball will be, I'll be at least. The plan is to be live on his YouTube channel on Sunday evening. I think at 7pm I'll tell you, I think it's 7pm um, actually,
03:40:51 I don't know he said the evening. I guess I should find out what that means. I don't even know what time zone he's in, all right, so Sunday evening I'll be live, and I guess we can talk about some of these, these things you guys were mentioning, mentioning tonight anyway, happy Halloween. Hope you guys have a good rest of your week, and we'll be back here Saturday. Same bat time, same bat channel. In the meantime for Black Pilled, I am, of course, Devon Stack,
03:41:27 it's October, which means Halloween is coming. The most dangerous holiday for black people. White people might invite you to some fun Halloween themed party. Don't go. Come carve pumpkins with us. No, Mackenzie, keep your white ass knives away from me. A knife just for pumpkins.
03:41:45 No. Thank you. Martha Stewart, no. I don't want to be the pepper to your salt. If you absolutely, definitely have to travel outside the house, make sure to travel with other minorities. That way your chances of dying will be greatly decreased. Look at the math. One black person and four white people is a 100% chance of getting skewered by a sword or some shit. One black person and four people of color 80% chance of making it through the night. So this Halloween, don't eat unwrapped candy. Don't leave your drink unattended. For the love of God, stay away from white people
03:42:17 I can get behind that was something we we tried for a while. You couldn't leave us alone. They get together with the Jews Catholics and let desegregation spread throughout the entire south. They ruined everything. Can you please stay the fuck away from us. You don't belong here. Quietly gathered up your things. Go back to Africa. You guys have fun. I
03:42:42 think we'll be just fine. So good luck and happy Halloween. You.