Speaker 1: Okay, it's the most wonderful time of the year. Good
evening everyone, and welcome to the twenty twenty five Old
Glory Club Christmas Stream. There's gonna be plenty of friends
coming in and out all throughout the evening. But for
the start, we've got mister Pequinonez, mister Auberon Quinn here
this evening. How are you doing, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Wow, Ho ho ho.
Speaker 1: A merry Christmas. Indeed, look like everyone's got even like
festive colors coming out of their avatar, so like that.
Speaker 2: It is a nice touch.
Speaker 1: It is a nice touch, indeed, So gentlemen, these streams
always have a fun way of always beating bangers number one,
but number two, it's a good time for us to
reflect on the year that was for twenty twenty five. So,
I mean, first of all, this is actually just coming
to my mind right now, mister Quinn. This is like
the first time you and I have been on a
stream together for a very very long time. But like
I'm seeing that all the time. Yeah, yeah, that's interesting.
We obviously we watch all each other's stuff on the
whole Old Glory Club News Network or whatever you want
to call it. But yeah, It's always nice to speak
to you, my friend.
Speaker 2: So a trait of holiday functions, you were often often
forced into close quarters with people. Maybe you would prefer not.
Speaker 1: To, especially with your reprimanding me of my taste and
not enjoying eggnog before we came on stream here.
Speaker 2: Disgusting eggnog is the white man's drink, counter signaling eggnog
will not be tolerated.
Speaker 1: Well, I will be sticking sticking to my bourbon and
ice tonight. So well, gentlemen, why don't we get started
here just talking about you know, how was twenty twenty five?
I mean, obviously for us at the OGC, it was
pretty amaz. We had a very good year. I'll say
the very least. Our National Conference was amazing. Our chapters
are putting on miniature conferences of their own all throughout
the country. We've got great chapter growth, not just a
number of chapters that have come online, but the actual
membership of those chapters has increased greatly. So, I mean,
for us here at the OGC, it's been a hell
of a year.
Speaker 2: I'll say that increased greatly in quantity, yes, but even
more so, increased greatly in quality. We have welcome some
truly excellent gentlemen to our ranks this year, and there's
much to thank God for in that respect.
Speaker 3: And most of our hate has come from all the
right people.
Speaker 2: Oh, all the right people.
Speaker 1: Very good point. Yeah, certainly something that we can hang
our hat on for that for sure. And of course
twenty twenty six is going to be the more the
better for us. We're not stopping here anytime soon, you know.
Speaker 3: What, I you know what, I hope though, yeah, we could.
You can look back on twenty twenty five politically and
be like, so much more could have been done. What
a letdown personally, I mean with the with the exception
of one little health health issue, I had a great year, man,
I had a great year. I got nothing. I got nothing. Sure,
I can complain about politics, but as far as my
personal life, personal life is doing great, why would I All.
Speaker 2: Your output this year has been prodigious as always in quantity,
but in quality as well. You've done a banger year
this year, Peyton, Oh thank you.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is the year of Alexander Solzhanisen and doctor
Matthew Raphael Johnson.
Speaker 1: For sure, you guys could write like a series of
books just with if someone's like to take like AI
into like an audio transcription of your ninety five part
podcast or whatever the hell it's going to be, and
it's all said and done.
Speaker 2: Yeah together.
Speaker 3: We just recorded episode ninety seven and we have a
injuried in we have one hundred in I think fifty
pages to go.
Speaker 2: My goodness, man, happy you.
Speaker 4: Yes, glad you will tie to all happy greeting seasons,
Greetings to everybody in the audience. Wonderful, great, excellent to
be back of course as usual, you do you have.
Speaker 1: Like a I don't know, is there how do simons
get their Christmas gifts? Like the banana tree or something,
you know, chimneys.
Speaker 4: I don't know, Actually, I'd have to look it up. Yeah,
it must be something to do with that though. Yeah,
you have like the coconut. You know, Santa delivers coconuts
or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know here may be, I don't know. I
mean he delivers all around the world, you know, everywhere,
at the speed of like practically, so he can put
old Chris Kringle down.
Speaker 4: He does. I mean, all the little ape children must
must get something so.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm, so dear, unless they've been naughty, which is
which is eighty percent of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, yeah, yeah, they're just look at the
crime statistics and we'll see, you know, how many of
them been naughty or nice? You know.
Speaker 6: So anyway, do.
Speaker 4: You think Santa knows the crime statistics? I mean he's
got to he like, he's got to know, like who's
naughty and nice, And I mean it just makes perfect
sense that he would, you know, be plugged into those things.
Speaker 1: I think Santa Claus is German because he's making a
liston he's checking it twice.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, a bunch of those elves have
to be you know, sub Saharan, so he knows, he knows.
Speaker 2: Santa's pattern recognition is undefeated.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well, gentlemen, maybe we should probably get into the
theme and then, of course, I just reminder of everyone
in the chat. Of course we'll be looking at the
super chats periodically, and you know, like many of these
Christmas streams have come in years before, just could be
very free flowing. So if anyone has any topics or anything,
just send us into super chat and will answer to
the best of our ability. But I hope everyone has.
Speaker 2: If any of our regular friends who are in the audience,
some would like to come on you know who to DM.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course indeed, And I hope everybody in the
audience has a nice glass at your disposal and are
enjoying the Christmas merriment season anyway. So gentlemen, we got
a mister, not me, not you, is joining us. Now,
how are you, my friend?
Speaker 6: Doing? Great? Merry Christmas? Guys.
Speaker 7: It's that time of year again, and what a wonderful
time of year it is.
Speaker 6: I hope some of you are getting snow.
Speaker 4: No, no, it's been unreasonably mild this year. I can't
believe it. It's like seventy degrees out where I'm at.
Speaker 1: Oh damn, yeah, it's it's a it's a little chilly,
you know, I like, do you like the reverse of
most birds? Like I actually go north for the winter
as opposed to south for the winter. So it's a
it's a little chilly up here, but you know, make
it the most of it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, don't don't, uh? I mean, is it is it
a secret where you're at? Should I not mention the
geographic formation?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: No, I'm back in the in the Great Mitten State,
of course.
Speaker 6: So yeah, don't you guys get the lake effect up there?
Speaker 3: Do you not.
Speaker 1: Yes, snow, Yeah, yeah, there has been, but it's been
warm the last couple of days, so actually quite a
bit of it has melted, so but then it's like
frozen over overnight too, so it's uh, there's a lot
of ice everywhere, but there's like less snow each day.
Speaker 2: So yeah. Likewise, in Chicago, green Christmases are the rule
rather than white Christmas. Is it's rather rare to get
a white Christmas, and unless something changes, it'll be the
case this year. Although we got a bunch of snow earlier,
it's all melted now.
Speaker 6: That's too bad.
Speaker 7: I uh, I just got back from upstate New Hampshire,
like way up there, fifteen minutes from the border, and
it was just snowing constantly.
Speaker 6: It was. It was pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure. I mean the weather was nice enough.
I got the chance to go out and shoot some
peasants yesterday with some friends, so that was nice. Not
a cloud in the sky and a nice you know,
thirty three degrees with no windshill, so that was a
very fun outing. As always, if anyone wants to get
into wing shooting, the best place to start is your ground,
ground dwelling birds, your grouse, your quail, your pheasants, anything
like that. I'm sure uh Maduell could agree with me
on that.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed, yes, indeed, doves are okay, but they're a
little quick, they're not they're not for the Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're smaller. Yeah, they're much smaller too, so yeah.
Speaker 4: Great, how openion poppers if you can get one, though.
Speaker 1: That is true, I mean, and pheasants do taste like shit. Man,
there's just not not a good tasting bird at all.
Speaker 4: For such a wonderfully plumaged bird, you would expect that
they would taste good man.
Speaker 1: That they are quite beautiful birds, for sure, but on
the tasting scale leaves much to be desired. Well, previously
I've just had them like roasted, like in the oven
in some way or another. That's how I've always had it.
Speaker 4: But that's probably the issue. Like with with any sort
of like grouse or any of that, you really need
to you really need to braise it. It's got to
be cooked in some kind of liquid, that's yeah, like
a cock covain or or some kind of pheasant dish. Yeah, yeah,
I've too dry otherwise, Yeah, the g at.
Speaker 1: The GF wants to put it in, uh like a
stew or something next time. So maybe that'll be something
on the horizon, who knows. But anyway, why don't we
actually talk about the year that was twenty twenty five?
So I mean, why don't we just like go through
you from the start of it. I mean President Trump
came in office on the twentieth, as everyone remembers, and
I was firing away with executive orders for the first
three weeks and you know that was those were the
good times. Man. Now, I don't know what do we
have to say on like the actual start of the year,
you know, the first quarter, shall we say?
Speaker 6: I mean, it's all kind of a blur now.
Speaker 7: But it was definitely a relief that we knew that,
you know, Trump was coming back in and the yeah,
she's happy about it too, that the the we were
spared the Kamala presidency. But it's definitely been a roller
coaster ride since then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it was a very high energy time
for the first couple of months, and I remember being
pretty stoked. And if there was a lull thereafter in
the end of the year, you know, that happens every time.
So that's I would say, it's to be expected, but
I think we actually got better than I expected. So
I am thankful for what we got and eager for more.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all of twenty twenty four, I was pretty much
talking about the elite factions that we're going to be
fighting for power in the White House and take over
the White House. And the one I least wanted to
have influenced turned out they got. They've gotten the most influenced.
So yeah, the first three months it was like, oh,
you know something could be happening here. Well, there we go.
Speaker 2: Well it's interesting. I just before the scot finished watching
how Matt Gates's interview with.
Speaker 4: Tucker and he didn't make a cup here.
Speaker 2: He did to bring up a couple of bright spots. One,
I mean, illegal crossings have basically stopped, which you know,
that's shutting the barn door after the horse has gotten in,
but it's still it's something. And he also made the
point that Pam Bondi getting a stop put to nationwide
injunctions was a big win, which legally it is a
big win. We'd be in a much worse straight now
if that hat hadn't happen. So there isn't nothing to
be glad about this year politically.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of the things I'll definitely say at the
start of this is I despise the meme nothing ever
happens for a multitude of reasons. Number One, because it's like,
if you are a proponent of that meme, it's like,
what the fuck are you doing here? Why are you
watching us? Why are you getting evolved or anything like
that if you're talking about that. The second thing is
that it's just obviously not true. Like, clearly things do happen,
sometimes really big things do happen. But in this hyper
real world that we're living in these days, everything kind
of gets mushed together, and it's really easy to forget
some of the woods that we do have, I mean,
and also just take in context of where we are.
I mean, you know, I'm one of the younger guys
here on the panel, but I'll say this Trump is
by far the second term has been the best presidency
in my entire lifetime. So that's definitely a start.
Speaker 2: Never was such a grim statement, so heartening.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean I also, uh, well, I'm fond of
the Nick Flin has take on the nothing ever happens
mean because he's like, I just want to kill the guy,
you know, I want to kill nothing ever happens Juddon
And I kind of want to do too, because things
do happen. And as much as it's funny to say
that nothing ever happens and there's nothing ever going on, like,
things do happen, but the pace of change is always
glacial in pace. It's just it takes forever for these
things to get through.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when when people say nothing ever happens, they mean
that they haven't experience. It's a world historical moment, like
the ones that they've learned about without realizing that all
those world historical moments are only understandable in retrospect. No
one knows when they're living through a world historic moment.
It's it's it only you only come to understand that
with the context of events that occur later.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, yeah, absolutely so. I mean, in fact, not
only did nothing happen this year, but quite a thing
a few things happen this year. I mean the first
thing I'll say at the start, and for enough for
like what like fifteen minutes of the stream now at
this point, so we'll be okay or something like that.
But I will say I'm calling twenty twenty five the
year of the JQ. I'll say that one because holy shit, guys.
Speaker 3: This I mean you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, in no small part to a man
on this panel there. I say, so, thank you very
much Pete for that, of course.
Speaker 3: But no, I mean I had nothing to do with it.
I mean they did. They They could have done what
they've done historically after October seventh. They could have went
woe is us? Everybody always attacks us? Please, you know,
and like, I mean, you could have had There's no
telling what people could have done in support for them
and the kind of stuff that we finally need to
deal with these Palestindians. What are we going to do?
And like the international community may have camp no, no,
they had to show their ass. They had to do
what they do every eighty years, just like freaking chimp out.
And when they chimp out, oh, people are just like,
oh fuck you. You people are fucking murderous monsters. Yeah,
always have been. It's like, you know, the freaking meme
do you think the freaking astronaut meme?
Speaker 1: You know, it really is so crazy how that eighty
year give or take, you know, a couple years. You know,
number is just such a perfect like timeline for them.
Do you think it's just something about like go after
three generations, either biolininism or whatever you want to attribute
it to competency or what have you. They just like
refuse to learn from the guys that came before us,
like hey, we've got to be like kind of stealthy,
you kind of like can't just go full hog on
this one. This is just like a cycle that's just
never going to end here. They just can't help themselves.
Speaker 3: When you know, Israel Shahak talked about in his book
Jewish History Jewish Religion that when you have a closed society,
you can't allow self criticism. You can't allow criticism because
as soon as criticism is allowed, people can say, oh,
you did this wrong, you did that wrong. No, they
have to appear to be perfect, and it just gets
to a point where until someone steps in and says,
you know, no, no, fuck you that they you know,
and you know, unfortunately it seems like every eighty years
something you know, bad happens and did that, and they
just they don't, they just don't learn from it. They
don't because they're not allowed to be self critical. Sure,
their stand up comedians can be self critical, like, you know,
I mean I think, wasn't Dave Rubin supposed to be
some kind of comedian? They allege themselves as a comedian
and yeah, oh you can make you make little jokes here. Oh,
isn't it crazy how neurotic we are? But yeah, but
as soon as like it becomes apparent to tons of
people how neurotic they are like that, and people go, oh,
you know, you guys are kind of neurotic. Hey, you're not.
We're the only ones that are allowed to say that,
you know, they you know, they can't allow a converse
station to be had. You know, the conversation I want
to have is is like, okay, I mean the behavior
that we see, does it have something to do with
you know, like when people say, oh, Zionism, you know
it's Zionist. It's not. It's not Jews, it's Zionists. And
I'm like, well, Zionism didn't appear out of the air.
It came from somewhere, and you know it came from
a distinct Jewish identity and a Jewish belief. You know,
you have someone like Benjamin net Yahoo and Shahack talks
about this in his book. I mean, just not believing
God at all. I mean, Stone called atheists, but he's
still going to take the religious text and use them
as a freaking real estate guide. You know, this was
promised to us. So it's I mean, it just they
they can't help themselves. Well you say, yet a little
bit of power. A little bit, I mean, and a
lot of power and a lot of influence. In the
case of the twentieth century. You know, ron Uns makes
the argument that per capita, they're the greatest mass murderers
of the twentieth century. When you go from country to country,
I mean, the question has to ask is this Why
is this?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: And I think that's what the JQ is now. The
jq's evolved over the years, is about assimilation. This that
Now it's like, well, why can't you stop killing people?
Why can't you stop killing innocent people?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's definitely huge for sure. I mean,
I think it kind of also reached the stratosphere critical
mass this year, and we've all seen it in multiple ways.
So a couple people were pointing this out in the
chat earlier, where okay, you go on like any governor's website,
and everyone has been tweeting out, you know, pictures of them,
like the Hanuka banquets or whatever, lighting minorit, what have you,
And just the entire comment section is just full of oh,
what are you doing? Why is this? You know, this
is ridiculous. You know everyone's just like JAQ posting all
the time everywhere. Now it's gone so mainstream that you
have like your podcast bro kind of sphere. Those like
comedians are like clinger ons of Joe Rogan and stuff
are just jqu posting all the time on their shows basically.
And one final comment I'll make about this as well,
I much to my eternal woe during the weeks after
Charlie Kirk's murder, but I may I remember telling the
story on stream shortly afterwards where I went to a wedding,
was hanging out with a bunch of you know, like
kan Ink kind of normy, blue collar kind of guys,
and all of them were just you know, talking about
how Israel killed Charlie Kirk. Israel killed Charlie Kirk, and
it's like, Okay, I have severe problems with that narrative
and why the right tim has been taken over by
a lot of this like his spirit, hard nonsense and
you know, really bundled that tragic event. But I mean
it does when it kind of gets to the point
where like everyone just has Epstein didnt kill himself just
and everyone's just saying, oh, it's the Jews, you know,
I mean that there's something to that.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I mean the I forgot what I was
going to say, But no, I did forget what I
was gonna say. I'll come back to there, but no,
I mean, I mean the like that article that Compact
mag article today, Like I haven't read it all yet.
I actually want to like do it on my substack
and read it and comments on it from what I've read.
But it's basically what all of their arguments. And there's
a documentary from two thousand and six called Protocols of Zion,
and it's this Jewish guy who you know, finds out
about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and everything,
and then he finds out that like you know, a
bunch of these like white advoca see groups sell it
and everything, and he goes around talking about it and
he basically his argument is the same argument that compact
makes is there can't be like a international jewry can't
exist because not every Jew is involved.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, sure, all right.
Speaker 6: I mean and that's this guy great argument.
Speaker 3: That's what this guy kept saying. He can't, he can't.
He would go there and he'd go, well, I mean,
I don't have any power, although he was getting politicians
on the phone the whole time, which was fucking just
they can't. They're vampires. They can't see themselves in the mirror.
But it's like, okay, well no one said it's all
I mean, every one of us knows the Jewish person
and it is just like, look, man, I just want
to really be fucking left alone. Can you go away? No?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 7: They're able to conflate. I mean, this is why the
low i q anti Semitism is so poisonous, because it
allows for that kind of Talmudic wordplay.
Speaker 6: And it's just.
Speaker 7: They're they're leveraging it the way that they always have.
But it is nice to see that, you know, it's
not really working anymore, if only because there are just
way too many low iq anti Semites.
Speaker 1: Now yeah, yeah, that they're they're flooding the zone, but
not in the way that they think.
Speaker 4: Well, I think there's two things for this. Number One,
when you have that just displays to us that we
have a position of responsibility when it comes to this topic,
among many many other topics. You have to have a
commitment to fact, and you have to have a commitment
to true history and all of this other stuff. Right,
So that's number one. If anyone wants to claim the
leadership position, you have to adopt those because you can't.
Like the low iq anti semitism thing is just it's
an emotional position. It's almost a gut position. But it's
also like the zoomers on TikTok position, right, watching TikTok
videos of like AI generated Hitler speeches or whatever. That's
you know, it's not enough, you know self. The second
thing is these arguments always seem to come down to
the distinctions between the vanguards of different groups, right, It's
never when do groups come into conflicts, whether that's socially, politically,
militarily whatever, Like, it's always, you know, at least this
is my belief that I'm starting to come to the
real damage and the real conflict comes when the vanguards
come into contact. Basically and basically the negotiation period comes
when you know, you essentially come to some sort of conflict, right,
because that's when things get determined. One side doesn't want
to get neither does the other, and then who wins
is basically the determinant of who gets to write the
history books. Essentially, that's just a normal historical process. Most
people would probably have no problem with that. But I
think that, like what it sounds like you're describing is
that their vanguard is behaving in this unique way. So
I don't know if you have anything else to add
to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, I mean that that's how people, that's
how groups usually are judged, right, I mean American America
is judged by our government, by our quote unquote elites.
I mean when when an Iranian, when you hear any
protests in Iran, death to America, they're not talking about us.
People can believe that because you know, nine to eleven
bullshit and everything, they're not talking about us. But yeah,
I mean it always comes down to the thought of
the vanguard, and right now, the I mean there the
I think the problem with them is there is more
than one vanguard. Yeah, you have the war Jews, and
that work with the banking Jews, and then you have
the degeneracy Jews, and you have I mean basically there
there are a bunch of groups. You know, It's like
Tim Kelly says, he goes you have you know, it's
the kosher sandwich. You have the left wings Jews, and
you have the right wings Jews. And no matter what
the right wings Jews do, the left wing us can
benefit from it. If it's war, the left wings Jews
can benefit by flooding you know, refugees from the war
into white countries. And if it's a left wing, if
it's a left wing Jews, the right wing Jews will
figure out some way. The right wing banking Jews will
be able to benefit from the holly you know, from
Hollywood and porn and things like that. So, I mean,
I think that's that's the one difference is that there
is a couple of different vanguards there and their power.
Even if they're not working together, they always seem to
have some kind of synthesis, if that makes sense.
Speaker 4: Certainly, like the schizophrenia, where those groups, though it doesn't
matter what faction they seem to be like, they always
seem to come to their collective interest, don't they Like
this is where you start, I mean talking about like
how collectives tend to operate and how there's like a
broader intelligence that transcends individuals and comes out when groups
begin to interact. And it just it doesn't matter what
faction they're in, all of these factions always end up
acting and coordinating somehow to their own benefit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean, and it's it's impressive how they
can they can coordinate and how they they always seem
to be able to succeed in their own interests. The
problem is is that they're you know, the group that
started this country. They founded this country. They for whatever
reason they're and especially after the New Deal regime and
the social engineering regime, it's hard to get people to
advocate in white interests, even even if it wasn't illegal
to do criminal to do. It's just you know, we're busy.
You know, we're busy, we're working. We don't want to
mess with it, you know, we don't. I'm working over here.
Maybe I can send you some money, but real like,
you know, and it comes down to right wingers too,
How do how good compared to left wingers? How good
are right winger or right wingers are organizing. It's just
it doesn't even come close.
Speaker 2: No, we're not even in the game. We're trying to
get into the game. And that's one of the reasons
we started the Old Glory Club. But the organizational game
of the left is light years ahead of anything on
the right.
Speaker 1: Absolutely definitely something that we really need to focus our
efforts towards in the next coming years, before twenty twenty eight.
But speaking of organizing, we are joined by one of
our chapter presidents. We've got Zenrath with us right now.
How are you, my friend, Good Old Glory Club evening.
Nice to see you, gentlemen again. Yeah, a good Old
Glory Club evening to YouTube, sir, thank you for coming on. So, gents,
we've talked about how this year twenty twenty five, Jay
posting just absolutely went through the stratosphere. I will say
this as well, as we kind of played that clip
that funny meme earlier tonight about the town moods and tunnels,
but remindered everyone the two year anniversary of that is
coming up in just a couple of weeks, and I
got a feeling that if that thing gets more like
circulation in play on social media. This time around, I
think it's going to go a lot further than did
the first time, because the first time was just after
October seventh. Israel hadn't completely burned all of its credibility
on the world stage quite yet, So I feel like
that means you get another resurgence, and I think it's
going to hit very, very differently this time. But anyway,
I would say the other thing that was really important
that happened this year and at twenty twenty five on
the cultural front was also what we can call, for
lack of a better word, end fatigue, as many other
people have coined it. We had a series of let's
just call it racially motivated killings in the United States
this year. The start of it was obviously with the
Austin Metcalf incident down at Texas. We also had the
tragic killing of Arena Zarutska this year, in addition to
various other attacks on you know whatever, the subway trains,
of people being set on fire, you know, obviously your
normal you know, assaulting and beatings. But then also we
had the two insidants of first of all, the Shiloh
Hendrix and then that other Cinnabon case as well. It
definitely feels like the tithe is shifting on that front
as well, that you know what, we can't really just
ignore these racial realities anymore. In the United States. Things
are definitely breaking through to the mainstream at a breakneck speed.
Speaker 2: I would say, yeah, it's interesting. In addition to the
racial angle, we're seeing a narco tyranny being put to
the test as a theory of governance as people become
more and more fed up, not just with racially motivated killings,
but just you know, vagrant and swandering the streets, racking
up thirty fifty seventy five arrests and getting back out
onto the street to harass people. And a data doesn't
go by when we don't see a new story like this,
and people are getting fed up with it, And I
wonder how durable the Anarco Turannic regime will prove to
be in the coming years.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, it's not like they're doing themselves any favors.
You have folks constantly looking at the media and then
looking at reality and seeing a disconnection between them. That's
not like everybody is you know, has a seventy IQ
or is currently working on their physics dissertation. As we've
seen in your usual world Star videos these days, it's
you're going to reach that breaking point eventually where people
decide that one the information they're being told is wrong,
and two that something has to be done on an
individual or as a group level for people you can trust.
You know that sounds a little familiar.
Speaker 3: I'm on Twitter right now and Ash Farms is posting
a video apparently there was a high school football game
at Cowboys Stadium today in Sexast and what did you
know it a brawl broke out afterwards. Do you want
to do you want to guess?
Speaker 1: I don't even want to guess.
Speaker 2: You don't need to tell us. They were you, we
get it.
Speaker 3: These are all scholars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, every one of them is going to Harvard next year.
Speaker 8: All right, you're working on their dissertation right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Every one of them has a jogging hobby.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, of course, each one of them has
a passion for biking. Yes, uh anyway, so yeah, that
definitely broke in really hardcore to the mainstream this year.
I would say once again, I mean the other thing
I would say, and this was just you know, showing
to us perfectly. Just yesterday with Jadie Vance's speech at
what was it, Like, what are they calling TPUSA Fest
or America Fest or what have you? Where the Vice
President of the United States is on stage saying it's
okay to be white. You know, it's like you don't
have to apologize for being white anymore. I mean, that
is that is amazing at the very least.
Speaker 2: Really, I was reliably informed that the hero of the
show is Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, of course, of course. I mean, first
of all, I said this last night on one of
mister d spaces. I was looking at the lineup for
that thing. It was like number one, sixty or seventy speakers, Like,
holy shit, man, there's so schizophrenic, you know. I guess
they just take everybody to talk at these like Conservative
inc Events or what have you. No, I mean, like
at our events, we're actively trying to limit the amount
of speeches and whittle it down further and further so
people actually talk to each other and get organized. But
there they just they can't they can't seem to fill
up enough slots for people to speak.
Speaker 2: Well, because it's a show, It's it's not a conference.
It's not any kind of organizational effort. It's a show.
It's entertainment, and they fill the slots and they fill
the seats, and they make the money and they get
the message out, but nothing substantive is accomplished.
Speaker 6: And it's straight up normally brain rot and it's.
Speaker 3: It's pretty easy to tell now that TPUSA has been
bought by the tribe. They set up a replica of
the tent Charlie got shot at, and you could take
selfies in it, and they were selling merch there.
Speaker 6: Wait wait, wait, wait wait, they set up a what.
Speaker 3: A replica of the tent that was covering that Charlie
was in the stage he was on when he got shot.
There was a replica of it there, and you could
take selfies there and they were selling birch in it.
Speaker 7: What the Fuck's I could imagine the bizarre. It's bizarre,
But I also I can imagine something that I mean, I.
Speaker 3: It's one of the most Jewish things you'll ever hear.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like it's our enemies setting up setting that
up so people could go like pretend to be like
bleeding out and laughing about it, Like what the fuck.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I didn't realize I could find a way
to get even angry in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Thank you, gentlemen.
Speaker 3: You're welcome. Is Zenrath.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we live in truly, truly astounding times. I mean,
you know, I I love it when Thomas is talking
about how you know, I'm having a good time and.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't want it any other way.
Speaker 7: And you know when when I hear things like this,
my first reaction is to get angry, and then I
just chuckle. I'm like, this is this is way more
interesting than it would be if we were if we
grew up in the boomer generation.
Speaker 1: At least, you know, that'll lack something, you know, maybe
live in interesting times. Well, we certainly do. Nobody could
say that.
Speaker 4: Well that's supposed to be a curse.
Speaker 7: Not Yeah, embrace her, baby, embrace it.
Speaker 1: Well, well, I mean, you know when you kind of
like I remember, like back in like the twenty sixteen
twenty seventeen destroy s JW's phase, back when people actually
thinking we can still have arguments, you know with these people.
One of the popular lines on like a lot of
the leftists had was like, oh, well, there's just so
much money in right wing politics and it's like, well,
in one way, obviously they're wrong about that. You know,
they're looking like, you know, people like us or actual
like America First as a movement or Americans first, or
any like interest for our actual people. Yeah, that's obviously
not true. But then when you look at something like
this and you see where characters like Mark Levin are
making over ten million dollars a year these giant events
at various con inca gatherings me and there's just nothing
like this on the left or the huge you know,
establishment like talk radio scene or the whole podcast sphere
and everything. So I guess it's easy for the left
to say at that point because they card they are
kind of right to an extent, and oh, there's just
so much money and right wing to politics because there
actually is, just none of it is where it should be,
which is obviously done intentionally.
Speaker 3: Charlotte Maning just had had a had a great comment.
He's like, I'm serious, I never even can see this,
can sive that something so jewish was even possible. It's
like it violates the laws of physics.
Speaker 1: So horrible. Yeah, here's capped chiming in. They're neither created
nor destroyed. So I sense this numbers don't cook down
damn all right, Well everyone's getting into the Christmas spirit.
I see Holly and jolly anyway, So well, uh, here
here's something we could say. I'm very brief as well.
For twenty twenty five, I would say is that well
on a bit of the bad part is that there's
just no more denying it anymore, that the economy is
in rough shape now. Anyone who is under the age
of forty five obviously knows this, and there's just a
huge war right now between the donor class of the
Republican Party and the actual base, you know, as it
relates to what the state of the economy is actually
like and what we could do or what should we
do to either address it or even you know, just
ignore it, pretend it doesn't exist, counter signal what we
could do that might actually help our base. So, I mean, yeah,
twenty twenty five is definitely been a bad year economically
for people, and no doubt it's only going to get
worse in the coming years. And everyone's feeling it on
the panel, which is why you know, nobody is chiming
up like ah yeah, fuck, I just yeah, I lo
my wall just became lighter as I was hearing RedHawks speak. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, there's not much else to say about it.
Like the only thing is whoever's whispering in Trump's ear
telling him to that the economy is good or telling
him that he's better off lying about it is is
really sinking his approval. But you know, we've all known
for a while now that the people he's surrounded himself
with are the same people that we voted him in
to get rid of.
Speaker 6: So whatever.
Speaker 7: But you know, one good thing about twenty twenty five
that I think is it's really separated who our friends
are from our enemies. A lot of people really came
out and decided where it was that they were going
to land on this, and it's been a great sorting year.
Speaker 6: The sorting hat is really going around.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's certainly true. I mean, I think the
other thing we would say about the year twenty twenty
five is that there really is just no denying it
and hiding it anymore that we're playing for keeps at
this point. I mean, all already known this going into
September tenth this year. But then that faithful day when
Charlie Kirk was assassinated that just you know, you can't
deny it anymore. You know, we're playing for keys, We're
playing for all of the marbles. And this is what
ignited this, what has been happening in the last three
months in the conservative inksphere, is this conservative civil war
that they're calling it, which you know was a bound
to happen eventually. There was two factions within the movement.
We're going to you know, stick around, you know, sing
Kumbaya and everything. This was all going to come to
a head eventually. It just happened to be right when
you know, we could have used that moment to actually
do something to punish our enemies instead of bitching about
group chat leaks. But whatever the moment passed, we did nothing.
A young girl was murdered on college campus, probably directly
as a result of all that, but we can talk
about that later in a moment. But at this point, it's.
Speaker 3: Just obviously at least we at least the o GC
got all that Peter Seal palants here money this year.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly, yeah, oh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly. The economy is bad, but our wallets are full.
We're going to be buying in a state in an
undisclosed location. Uh, you know, to have our our Peter
Teel orgies.
Speaker 1: At Yeah, Peter Teel is really big on giving money
to plan trusters and Trump betrayers. And you know what
else are we accused of just all sides of any
argument at any time?
Speaker 3: Oh no, No, we're We're like radical nc Semites and
Zionists and we're planning. We're plan trusters and black pillars
and yeah, really, I mean everybody is stupid besides us, we.
Speaker 7: Exist in a super position. We are we are impossible
for anybody to focus on. It's it's really bizarre fraternity.
Speaker 8: Well for those of us, not that any of those tealbucks.
I'd definitely say. One of the things I've seen that's
been going around the chats, because I refuse the black
pill on the economy, is that you have some folks
that you may have a relationship with, some folks that
are older in your life. Maybe you're part of another
group of social friends, or maybe you're part of another
fraternity or something. Some of those folks are getting very
old and they have a big skill set that they
never had anybody to pass it down to. That may
be a good opportunity for you to go and get
to know those people. Maybe that's something you want to do.
Maybe you become someone beneficial enough to them that they
decide to hand over those skills and maybe even some
assets to you to run your own business. There are opportunities,
it's just a matter of figuring out where they are,
and at least while we're in December, jolly maxing about
it as best you can.
Speaker 4: I mean, coming up with the initial capital for these
kinds of things is always the hardest hurdle, isn't it.
Like I don't know how many of our guys have,
like the ability to buy, you know, even a relatively
small business for like coming up with you know, somewhere
between fifteen and thirty k in dollary dues, because who's
got that kind of money flowing around at the moment,
And it seems with what the banks are saying, not
a whole lot of people do have that kind of
money flowing around, which so you know, you have to
have to find a way to get finance it or
what you could also do. And maybe this is what
we should be thinking about, is we should be thinking
about collectively pooling our resources to get our guys in business.
Maybe like, I mean, this is what a fraternity is
supposed to be for, and I've never heard somebody talk
about it honestly before. So maybe we just need to
have a couple of guys put you know, five k here,
tank here, you give them, you know, double their investment
within you know, five years or whatever, within two years,
whatever you want, and then basically you get him over
the hurdle of initial down payment and you know, set
people up. Maybe we should do that.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, it's one of those things that having
friends that you can actually trust to take care of
you is good for. You know, twenty bucks isn't a
lot out of your personal wallet, but you have enough
friends all of a sudden that becomes a business loan
that becomes buying your first, let's say, very even low
tier vending machine for a location that might be a
C and C equipment that could be realistically anything if
you budget it out correctly.
Speaker 1: Well, well, what else do we have to say about
twenty twenty five, guys, when or else some things that
really stood out to you, for good or for worse?
Speaker 7: Well, there will been a lot of our friends having
children in twenty twenty five, either being born or being conceived,
and that's amazingly white pillar. I know that on Central
there were what five children this year, So it's been
it's been a it's been a good year for our numbers.
Speaker 2: Would you see TFR as skyrocketing. We have one prospective
chapter with at least one member who has a double
digit number of children, and several others with nearly double
digit numbers of children, so we multiply.
Speaker 4: We are legion.
Speaker 8: It seems that being absolute chads does in fact make babies.
Speaker 1: Don't know how this happens. Facts absolute facts. Yes, yes,
that's certainly a good thing on that front. Of course.
What else we got, a gentlemen, for better or for worse?
Anything that really stood out to you this year? Any
major news stories anything like.
Speaker 3: That we got We got someone in the waiting room
I doing.
Speaker 1: We'll be here shortly. We'll get him on boarded Oh damn, okay, yeah, yeah,
we'll get him out here shortly. I'm sure he has
quite a bit to say because it's a big effort him.
But we'll continue on for the moment. I will say, personally,
for myself, I got to do a lot of hunting
this year, which is always great. I was very, very
excited to get out on like three or four occasions
and shot a lot of game this year. So twenty
twenty five has been a big year for me on
that front personally. So that's definitely been a highlight of
my year.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, if we're talking about things that happen
this year, there's a lot of focus on the foreign
in I mean obviously the foreign invasion everywhere, but specifically
how the Chinese and the Indians are just taking over
large suedes of various states.
Speaker 6: I mean, the head of the GOP in Texas is
a jeet.
Speaker 7: Right in New Hampshire and Maine are being taken over
by the Chinese, And it's one of these things where
you know, it sucks to hear about, but the fact
that it's now getting so much press, especially through people
like Tucker Carlson, means that you know, there's actually a
chance that we can do something about it before they
own everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not only has this year been the year off
and fatigue the JQ, but it's also the i Q.
And I'm not talking about Charles Murray books.
Speaker 2: They really have had a catastrophic public relations year this year,
haven't they?
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't think I've ever seen a group of people,
you know, fumble the ball as bad as they have
this last year. It's crazy. Well, especially if you're on Twitter.
For those of the audience who aren't.
Speaker 3: There, well, they gave them a head start during Christmas
last year or so.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's his it's his new tradition.
Speaker 2: Yea.
Speaker 8: I will once again put out my request for vivek
Ramaswami to take the next train out of the country
as fast as he possibly can.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Uh, in whatever position he can get in front of
the train would be best. But no, I mean it's
one of these things like you you know, you hear
about how India is basically like if if Indians as
a race or the personification of the scam artist, it's like, uh,
they hide what they believe in every sense, and then
when they think they have power over you, they gloat
and they're just like mean, they're it's they're like giant
overgrown and there's one point two billion of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, literally, bug people.
Speaker 8: I mean, every single time I see a post from
that man, the only thing I can think of is
that is a perfect example of a dung beetle trying
to convince a bird that it can teach it to
fly because it happened to find a few feathers on
the ground. I don't understand where he gets this confidence
from other than just pure grift from his articles pharmaceutical.
Speaker 1: Well, you see, if you import the dung beetle into
San Francisco, it'll magically learn how to fly, you know,
And that's just how it works. Guys.
Speaker 3: I think I think I mentioned on the Thursday stream
that he doubled his net worth. He like went from
a billion two billion dollars this past year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure that was just because he was working
really really hard. You know, he was putting here, Brian Stone.
Speaker 3: He needs to be deported and have that like seized
and taken away from him.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he didn't. He didn't get this. I mean, he
cheated and made his money the same way. Like what
the hell is like Bill Ackman made his money just
destroying Bill you know, both of them except Vivek is
like robbing from normal people. Well, I mean Bill Ackman's
robbing from normal people too. He's freaking shorting. He'll like,
you know, shit all over you know, do a whole
have a whole thing in the press about how this
company is dying and everything like that, and he'll short
the stock. I mean, that's the way these people make
their money. I mean, they all have to go.
Speaker 1: I think it's really just become clear to so many
people over this last year about just how fake the
economy truly is at this point, and particularly the stock market.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I mean, this tech a eye bubble is just inflating
ever larger and larger by the second. And when this
thing goes, it's not going to be pretty. But quite frankly,
I'm kind of all here for it because all these
fucking people barely work for a living anyway. So I'm
happy to see all these AI companies go bust and everything,
not only because I hate the idea of it to
begin with, but also, you know, I just I like
seeing you know, what would I call it, I like
seeing dishonorable people lose.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean everyone does, right, I mean, my.
Speaker 7: We have it on good authority that there have been
a lot of job postings for executive protection, so, you know,
in common parlance, bodyguards for the CEOs of these tech companies,
because they're afraid that people are going to try and
kill them.
Speaker 6: So what you said, that's.
Speaker 1: That's another thing that happened this year in Luigi Mangione.
Happened earlier this year.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I mean, well what you said about people
not having to work for a living, It's like, well,
now maybe they have to fight for their living, which
you know what, since the rest of us have to
do that too, well, welcome to the real world, jackass.
Speaker 1: The thing is is like I remember talking about this
Luigi thing at a recent OGC Christmas party with some people,
and it's like, you know, I'm not against the concept
of billionaires as such, like a you know, like a
classic like Marxist or Coming or something or somebody you'd
see on like the Democrat platform at this point, right,
but there is something to be said for the fact
that the billionaires and the elites that we have today
are nothing like the Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan's, the titans of
industry and the capitals of industry that we saw, you know,
in the late eighteen hundreds and early nineteen hundreds. I mean,
these people like build museums. The Carnegie Museum was like
the foundation of American paleontology in Pittsburgh. You guys can
go see the first Tyrannosaurus recks that's ever found is
in that museum. These guys actually gave back to the
communities and wanted to see America thrive. They weren't these
amorphous like globalist pigs who are just like floating around
from country to country. Bill, it's really hard for me
to get on the side of saying, you know what, yeah,
I do want to protect the wealth of somebody like
Bell Jeff Bezos or something, or you know, it's like, fuck,
these guys, they're all faggots, all of them are.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's no no bless oblieve you can't like in
order for the the the body politic or the people
to look at their their quote unquote elite and say, yeah,
we think that you deserve your position, and we won't
try to take it from you, and we won't be
we won't celebrate when you're assassinated or have it taken
from you by force. We have to the people have
to feel like those elite at least care about.
Speaker 6: Them even a little bit.
Speaker 7: And it's it's never been more obvious that our elite
are completely illegitimate. It's a I mean, this is actually
borrowed from Jewish some some Jewish academic. But we have
a we live in a cacistocracy, which is the inversion
of an aristocracy. It's ruled by the lowest, which is
you know what we've had for one hundred years now.
Speaker 1: I mean, all I'm gonna say at the end of this, man,
is that there's gonna be more attacks like this. I mean,
as like the narcoteriern he keeps ramping up that we've discussed,
you know, earlier in the stream. I mean, the attacks
on like these CEOs and you know, all these other
characters is going to increase at the same rate that
attacks on right wingers and everyday, you know, subway goers
and little old ladies walking down the street. I don't know,
I people saw this yesterday, but some seventy five year
old woman just lost an eye because a homeless guy
hit her in the face with a board that had
a nail on it in downtown Seattle.
Speaker 2: So it's awful, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, horrible. So, and it's it's only going to continue
to ramp up.
Speaker 8: Here's your occasional reminder you should, in fact maintain your
personal safety as best as you possibly can.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen. I remember we were going over that last week
we were making the comments about like the footage from
the Bondai Beach shooting that we showed a little bit
on air here. It is just the lack of situational
awareness that people have is just crazy. It's like gunshots
are literally sprawling out and people are just you know,
taking out their phones to try and record and stuff
like the fuck guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, if you're in a shooting and you
put your phone to try and get a viral video
for your Instagram reel, you deserve whatever happens to you.
Speaker 1: I think, you know, you know, on that topic of
streaming and stuff like that. Another thing I've noticed this year,
just from you know, normy dumb and everything, is a
lot more people are being a lot more cautious about
what they're actually showing online and on social media. And
I don't think it's just because of you know, like
oh I'm afraid of what I'm going to say or
whatever like that, or it would be punished for certain views.
I don't necessarily think it's that. It's just I'm noticing
a lot more normally people in my life, especially people
with kids, are way way more cautious than they were
in years past about posting pictures of family and stuff
like that. It's just I think there is a bifurcation
going on with people who want to spend more time
in the real and then there's people who are still
like wearing masks and getting like twenty seven jabs or whatever,
and they're just going to you know, shrink into the
online for forever.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 7: I mean, also, the Internet's become much more brown thanks
to the efforts of Elon Musk and Starlink, which is
a great product.
Speaker 6: But you know, he should have restricted it by country.
Speaker 1: Very true. I mean, it is a nice change on
Twitter that we could see the countries the people's accounts
post from. But I made reference to this a couple
of days ago on stream. But when Lee was talking
about this timeline Earth, when he was just mentioning, I
just feel tainted just being exposed to these people like that,
I just share the same Internet with them. It's like, yeah,
I totally agree. It totally should just be a setting
where Nope, we're just looking at you know, the United States, anglosphere,
Western YadA, YadA, something like that, and then just no,
I could I could go to the rest of my
life with not knowing you know what's going on in India.
And the funny thing about that too is people in
the chat won't know this if you're not on Twitter.
But if you say like anything bad against like the
Indian Coalition, two things are going to happen to you. One,
your mentions are immediately going to get flooded by a
bunch of people pretending to be you know, white or
Westerners or something like that, but are obviously, you know,
foreigners and they're Indians. It's really easy. We could go
to their accounts and see that they're we tweeting like
one India News or whatever, or talking about cricket or something.
It's like, yeah, fuck off, Nobody in the you know,
the United States gives a shit about this stuff. But
in the second you'll get is that they'll merely accuse
you of being Pakistani, but like they'll accuse you of
being another bot on, another fake person trying to pretend
to be a white man or something like, oh yeah,
you're not really an American, You're just a Pakistani spreading
anti India. Hey, it's the most bizarre thing ever, oh
Man welcoming to the stream this evening, mister oron McIntyre.
How are you, my friend.
Speaker 9: I'm doing well. How's it going, gentlemen, We're doing well.
Speaker 1: We're spreading some Christmas cheer on this Monday night. So arn,
what do you have to say about twenty twenty five?
What do you think has been some of the major
themes this year? Anything like that. It's the good, the bad,
the ugly.
Speaker 9: I'm sure you guys have already discussed, you know, the
the Trump administration arc, which has been notable. I do
think it's really interesting, and you know, I'm very glad
as somebody who kind of predicted this would be coming
to a head, not because I'm no stra damus, because
it was just as obvious as day even pay attention
was that the what is an American? Question has now
come to dominate the entire discussion for the most part.
I mean, this was obviously a large you know, it's Christmas,
so Vivec has to crash out and tell you that
you're not an American. But he also has to go
to tposay and make that a critical part of the
discussion as well. So definitely interesting to see that break
into the mainstream. There's really no denying the fact that
this is now a pretty critical thing that the Coalition
on the Right has to grapple with, which I think
is a pretty important development over the course of our discussion,
something that I think we all knew was coming and
something that had to happen. But very interesting to see
those that have tried to keep that out of the
mainstream discussion suddenly have no other choice but to address
the issue. And you can tell they they haven't been
thinking about it very much.
Speaker 2: Indeed, if only the OGC had launched an entire series
to examine exactly that question.
Speaker 9: Very much, so very much so I am an avid
enjoyer of said series.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you.
Speaker 1: Yes, everyone should be watching American Spirits on Monday, and
I'm sure there'll be another series of excellent streams going
into next year for twenty twenty six.
Speaker 6: But I mean, so, I guess the one thing.
Speaker 1: I would like to also really distress about this. We
spent a little bit of well we've actually spent quite
a bit of the stream talking about a lot of
the bad things that has happened this year. But what
I will say for the year of twenty twenty five
is is that things are obviously going in our direction.
I mean, for the first time in a long time,
our faction of guys are, you know, the center of
the discourse. We've kind of been pushing every single major
news story, major discussion on the right the entire year.
Basically everyone is having to address our arguments. More and
more of our points are going mainstream to a degree
they never were before. So while there have been a
lot of bad things happen this year, you know, the
death of some very prominent figures, obviously the death of
Charlie Kirk was very, very sad, tragic, and also the
disappointment of the Trump administration, particularly in the last six months.
There's a lot of things we could point at to
have been problems this year, but overall, as it relates
to the direction that not just our country, but many
other countries in the West are heading, everyone is shifting
further to the right, and that is definitely a good
thing for us.
Speaker 2: Remind me what it means when we're taking flack.
Speaker 9: Well, it's certainly the case that containment is just over.
Like whatever you think about the counter arguments at this point,
the idea that you can just ignore, cancel, destroy, distract,
those things are no longer working, and then they're deploying
these tactics, but it's simply no longer a real option.
The disintermediation of the media environment, which has come with
kind of the new media sphere, has made this virtually impossible.
And you can see this because you know, while I
really do hate that, ultimately, at the end of the day,
the right wing has become nothing but a large number
of podcasters yelling at each other. It does demonstrate to
you that the power base to control the narrative is
completely gone. You have this scenario where what's most interesting
to the vast majority of conservatives at this point is
like who's yelling at who? Which is bad, But it
also shows you that Fox News telling you, okay, just
don't listen to Tucker Carlson, don't listen to these people.
It just it doesn't do anything anymore. And you know,
so there's a there's a danger, of course, in these
rogue podcast personalities becoming the central theme of everything. You know,
I don't want to hear one more, you know, walk
through Insane Land with Candice Owens. But at the same time,
the fact that these things, these limits no longer really exist,
you know, means quite a.
Speaker 2: Bit and it tells us another thing. It tells us
that the Crown is very much in the gutter. This,
this narrative vacuum, the stinability of any side to dominate
the media landscape and to dominate the information space as
a signal that there's tremendous opportunity here for those with
the wit and the wherewithal the season.
Speaker 4: It just just illustrates though that you're in the conflict phase.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I was really interesting enough, mister Coinn. I was
just going to say the same thing about the Crown
being in the gutter. What this shows us is that
the censorship and containment regime just cannot work anymore. On
the right. It shows us that nobody really is in control.
But you know, while that is a problem because we
have like the prominence of some people like Candas Owens
and others who are you know, obviously like not great,
I would say, at the very least. But what it
does show is that the enemy side of this faction,
like your Fox News boomer conservatives, your neo cons everything,
they're no longer in control of the narrative. So, I mean,
having it up for grabs is better than it being
in the hands of the enemy. What is going to
be really important for us in twenty twenty six and
especially going forward to the twenty twenty eight is that
there needs to be a strong coalition that is stable,
everybody understands where everyone's coming from, and where we can
all rally behind a whatever candidate that may be. Maybe
that is vance, maybe that's somebody else will see in
the next couple of years what that actually looks like.
But the control is there. We just need to actually,
you know, I don't know what, we just say, level
up and make sure that we're the ones that come
out on top of this thing. And yeah, someone.
Speaker 9: Would say chaos is a ladder.
Speaker 6: Or Oran.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question. Apparently TPUSA endorsed or
was it just Erica Kirk that said we endorse JD
Vans for president in twenty twenty eight. Why do you
think they did that? At this point, it seems to
me you would, considering how pro Israel TPUSA obvious is,
and how there are a lot of the pro Israel
people completely question JD because he's like not all in
on Israel publicly, that that would be a weird stance
for them to take. But it also seems like they
could be playing some kind of forty chess where it's like, well,
let's further trash JD's name to the Grippers and all
these other right wingers who are you know, anti Israel
by making it look like, oh no, now he's on
our side.
Speaker 9: You know, one of the things you want to avoid,
and that this isn't criticism of you, Pepe, but just
in general as a political when doing political analysis.
Speaker 3: Is to assume.
Speaker 9: Totally a strict like ideological adherents or high level strategy
to your opponents. TPUSA is of course many people. It's
not just one person anymore. At one point it was
mainly Charlie Kirk, but that's not the case anymore. And
that means that there are many different voices vying for
being heard in that scenario. And you know, just with
my interactions with some of the TPUSA brass I think
that while their position is generally you know, we're not
huge fans of like the you know, very angry hatred
of Jewish people. You know, they basically they've kind of
taken on Charlie's position that he came to before sadly
he was tragically killed, which was you know, I might
support at some level the existence of Israel as a country.
I might even think it has some biblical significance, but
it doesn't work with my American first understanding to completely
sell myself out to this foreign country. If God has
ordained this, these people, in this specific secular nation and
its current government to usher in the end times, I
think he's got that covered. So let him handle that.
And if not, well, then it makes no sense to
favor them over my people. And so again I'm not
here to speak for them or to speak for all
of them. But just again, with the limited amount of
contact I've had, I get the feeling that it may
not be as completely pro Israel a formulation as one
might imagine. Probably wouldn't be, you know, echoing maybe some
of the sentiments that you gentlemen have, but would would
not be perhaps your your dad's boomer understanding of kind
of evangelical Christianity's relationship with the nation state of Israel.
That said, I think that they recognize, no matter how
they feel about any of this, that JD is the
future of the Maga movement, and TPUSA is first and
foremost a creature of that movement. And so again, however
you feel about Trump's position on Israel or you know,
whatever you're projecting onto vans. Ultimately, they are much better
on this than previous Republican administrations have been. I know
that sounds crazy, but when you compare actually, you know,
at the very least, it's break even, right, there's no
real change there. And so I don't think that they're
I don't think that they're ready to jump out of
the MAGA ship to counter signal Vance because really, at
the end of the day, the only thing they care
about is Israel. I think that they understand that a
future of this political movement is going to hinge on
someone who can truly carry the kind of ideological coalition
forward that was initiated under Trump, and that's something that
Vance can do in a unique way that pretty much
know their politician does. So, even if they did somehow
prefer the steadfast support of like Cruise or a desientists
to Israel, I think they recognize that Dance is the
only one that's going to keep that faction alive inside
the Republican Party. And whatever TPOSA is, it's ultimately a
youth vehicle. It's a vehicle for college students who don't
agree with any of the established public Republican Party with
on the issue of Israel. So it doesn't make a
lot of sense for them to completely devote themselves to
that issue and that issue alone and a shoe otherwise
worthy successors just to placate that audience. If Charlie Kirk
was going to do that, he would have done that
when Jewish donors were threatening to leave, and he explicitly didn't.
Speaker 6: We know that.
Speaker 9: That's a fact. That's not speculation, that's not canis Owen's guessing.
That's information we have. So I just think that that's
kind of why you probably see that development.
Speaker 2: Yeah, our run is very correct to look at this
through a prism other than Israel. If you look at
TPUSA and the Mega movement's position and they brought a
Republican movement, you know they stand in opposition to the
Bush Wing and various other interests. And if, as we
believe has been happening, the Bush Wing has been laying
the groundwork to freeze vance out. It's very much in
TPS tp US as interest to the extent it considers
itself part of the MAGA movement to block that and
to keep them from flooding the zone with Ted Cruz
or whoever they're going to try to anoint.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, at least we already have the Quippi
with crews, you lose.
Speaker 6: Line ready to go when they try to put him on.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, that was probably the most significant
interview on our side of things for this year. I
would say the Ted Cruz Tucker Carlson interview because that
really started the anti Scionist attack line for many of
Tucker Carlson and his allies for the rest of the year.
And and also it just started the entire GOP establishment
just start going completely off the rails insane after that
interview as well as it relates to the Israel question,
so well done on that front.
Speaker 9: I mean, a special special shadow goes to Mike Huckabee
for meeting with a convicted spy, a convicted trader, like
I don't even know. Like whenever I bring that up
to someone who is kind of pro our current relationship
with Israel, they're just like, I don't I don't even know,
Like there's just no answer, Like there's just nothing. There's Yeah,
you can try to argue other aspects of that relationship,
but that that obsequious performance by Huckabee was just it's
it's a national shame. And it really that combined that
that with the cruise interview, really is the one two
punch for what are we doing here?
Speaker 6: Guys?
Speaker 9: Like, what are we doing at this point?
Speaker 1: We've got another OJC president joining us tonight. This is
Sir Nevada Smith from the Order of the Equila. First,
thank you for joining us tonight, Sir.
Speaker 6: Thank you, good gentlemen.
Speaker 10: That's a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 2: Finally someone to carry my eagles.
Speaker 6: Hey, let's go. I'm ready indeed.
Speaker 1: So I mean, why don't we get into having, you know,
a little bit of fun with this one, guys. We
can get into some predictions that we might have going
into twenty twenty six. I think everyone here on the
panel is more or less some you know, come to
peace with the fact that the Republicans are just going
to get absolutely destroyed in the mid terms next year. So,
I mean, the first things I have to say about that,
number one is that it would be very very prudence
for people to get out ahead of this one as
it relates to it's obviously the George Bush faction of
the Republican Party is going to do what they tried
to do again this time with the obvious failure of
the winsome Sears candidates and others, and the special acitions
that happen this year, the tagline for them is going
to be that it was Nick Fuentez and Tucker Carlson
and the far right that cost us to lose the
midterm elections this time around. Well, the obvious answer that
all of us can give to that is, well, you
guys didn't want us send the party in the first place,
so we all left. So why are you blaming us
for losing these elections? That's just an obvious calendar right there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean I love the idea of the Republican Samson
option that a Stormy and Burden were putting out, not
just because of the funny illusion, but I mean it
makes sense, right, Like the old Guard is dying. They
know they're dying, They know that the youth hate them,
and they instead of trying to go out with grace
and dignity and try to make alliances with the future,
they seem to be hell bent on running this thing
right into the ground. So you know, I guess we'll
just see them immolate.
Speaker 8: I mean, you think they would have learned with Sears
in the first place. Like, if you're going to run
a campaign for your least yeah, for your demographic that's
least likely to vote for you, you're going to fail.
So why in the world are you going to continue
using the same strategy. It's not going to work. I
don't understand why they seem to think it's going to work,
other than they're just floating money around, because why.
Speaker 2: Not generous of you to assume they think it's going
to work.
Speaker 9: Oh, to be fair, you know, my colleague Steve Days
has a funny name for this. He calls it the
brothers b flipp and' myth. You know, he does get
quite fired up about this fact that the Republicans are
constantly chasing a demographic that is never going to vote
for them. I think that opinion is becoming more utterable
in the Republican mainstream that maybe it's okay to court
the votes of the people who actually support you, which
are largely you know, white people in the middle of
the country. It's not some sin to ultimately recognize that
those are the people that make up your voter base,
and you don't need to chase down people who you
know otherwise are in no way interested in your party
simply because they have a higher melan account and that
somehow makes them holy and more worthy of your devotion.
But it is going to be an uphill climb. I
mean it is. I think they do genuinely think that
there is some magical thing that unlocks when they get
like twenty percent of the black vote or something. But
I think that while that understanding is dying, you probably
have at least another election cycle before probably two before
that obsession, you know, fades away somewhat. But I think
we are in a space where it's possible that the
myth of the magical minority could could finally erode in
some level at the conservative politics.
Speaker 10: Yeah, to to his point there, I've been following a
Fishback and Putsch in Ohio and yeah, so far I've
liked with this what those guys are doing. They are
explicitly advocating for white men, especially Fishback in general.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 10: I just want that for my state. I see right now,
I've got a Shapiro as a as my guy, So.
Speaker 6: No relation.
Speaker 7: Uh yeah, I mean we've got a couple of like
decent uh. I mean we've got as pack we've got.
I know that one of our brothers is putting together
a Buchanan centered pack, So you know, the writing's on
the wall. Imagine trying to run as pack in the
nineties or in the in the two thousands, like it's it.
Speaker 6: The stranglehold that the Republic and Party.
Speaker 7: Once had on containing the right is gone, and they
seem to be the only people who don't really get that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Maybe if that's because we have a big boomer problem
of constantly holding onto power rather than building up a
next generation to assume that power and carry on that
noblest of leech spirit, which we don't really see these days.
I can't say for certain. I do know that the
longer this goes on, the less control they're going to
have of the situation, because people are in fact going
to just do things. They're going to pick stuff up,
they're going to get together, and they're going to start
changing the country in a way that they feel is
genuinely beneficial to their own interests. I'm not sure where
they plan on making that a positive idea by continuing
that trend, but I do know that at least as
a g that all of twenty twenty. The most politically
ever got was listening to Steven Crowder every now and then,
I these days find myself a bounce to bunch of
gentlemen that at the end of the day I can
trust far more than most friends I've made across my life,
my military service, and even within my church. In some cases,
you have to find these people to go together and
do good things together. And that's and obviously it doesn't
have to be political in any sort of sense, like
as the old Glory Club. That's not something we do,
but we did. But you have a lot of folks
that suddenly you find a lot of interest. You find
guys that have a lot of history in their local
area and they want to go and do something for
the place that they live, the place that they feel.
The water is in their blood, the land is in
their soul. And when you get a lot of guys
like that together, great things do happen. It's just a
matter of where are you going to apply your focus.
Speaker 2: Now, that's a important point to remember, zen Rath, putting
out your trust in princes. National politics is something that
is above all of us except maybe our run and
the impact that we as members of the Old Glory Club,
make is local, driving up with guys in your area,
Guys that you're finding and I'm finding, I'm sure all
our other presidents are finding. You can trust to an
exceptional degree to be there for you. Is the entire
reason for this institution, and it is central to not
just the mission of the club, but to the future
of the American people.
Speaker 1: Precisely, thank you here.
Speaker 6: Christmas.
Speaker 8: I'm actually going to have to bow out. I have
some other engagements I have to take care of. I
do greatly appreciate it y'all having me on tonight.
Speaker 3: Merry Christmas, Christmas, Christmas, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 8: Merry Christmas to all, and they all have an even
more exceptional night.
Speaker 1: Take care.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was gonna say, given that it's Christmas, I
don't see why the men of the OGC couldn't get together.
I mean this, it's a little latent now, but next
year start doing go around caroling and forcing the celebration
of Christ's Advent onto all of our neighbors.
Speaker 2: I know there was at least one OGC Christmas party
where a few carols broke out.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 6: Yes, the caroler's militant.
Speaker 9: Caroling will continue until morale improves.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course. Dare I say we sounded pretty good
at that event? So well?
Speaker 7: I mean I have been painstakingly trying to put together
a Christmas song playlist that actually like where they mentioned
christ and things like that, which isn't that hard with Spotify.
But man, holy night, Really it really hits a lot
different when you're older and saved. It's some good stuff.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Silent Night's still the greatest of all time though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's quite a good one. Yeah, on that same topic,
I mean, it's a wonderful life just hits harder and
harder every year I get older. So that is rapidly
becoming my favorite Christmas film.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that one you're into your soul for every year
you put on.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm glad you mentioned that because my better half
here just said she's never seen the movie, which means
we're going to have to watch it on Christmas.
Speaker 1: Oh man, yeah, you need to. That one's a must
see for anyone that hasn't seen. It's a wonderful life.
You really need to.
Speaker 3: And then, of course there's a Silent Night Deadly Night,
which basically points it towards the future people deal with.
Speaker 7: Is that the one that we see the clip all
the time of Santa doing doing violence to a deli
shop owner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that one. But the it's it's the reveal
at the end that is is most revealing.
Speaker 6: Well, she has she has a penis?
Speaker 9: Okayas ventura but all over again?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all righty, Well, before we start getting into some
of the super chats, gentlemen, do we have any more
final predictions that we might see going on for twenty
twenty six? Anyone want to get out their old prediction?
You know, everyone in the audience is going to hold
you to it over the next year and stuff, and
you know, trying to hold you to it. But I
don't know, I mean, what are we thinking. What's going
to be the major thing we need to be looking
out for?
Speaker 7: Susie Wilde gone, Christine nom gone, Pam Bondy gone, we
actually get a decent cabinet, you know.
Speaker 1: What going you know, call no betts.
Speaker 9: I think the biggest thing obviously coming up is going
to be the affordability issue. Obviously there's other stuff going
on that many people would like to focus on, but
that's going to be the real political issue going forward.
Nobody has an answer to inflation. We are truly in
the democratic death spiral of just printed spind and printed spin. Yeah,
libertarians shout out, congratulations, got this one right. And so
there's an increasingly difficult political maneuver to be done where
you attempt to headfake towards some kind of solution to this,
knowing that there's literally nothing you can do because that's
how democracies work. And if you stop giving people stuff,
they won't vote for you. And so everyone is just
in this like terminal spiral of inflation. So that's that's
going to be the most interesting dynamic at some level
politically going forward. Is obviously you can't stop the inflation spiral,
like you literally just politically can't do it unless you
solve the democracy problem and so and so going forward,
like the only question is how good are you about
lying about why we're here? That that really is the
only option. So exciting to be sure.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, we can we can hope that China
or the eurozones economy collapses before ours does, so that
we can I mean, that would be a boon to
the people in power. They can just blame them and say, oh,
this wouldn't have happened if the Euros hadn't you know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they're holding all our debts, so what could we do?
Speaker 6: Right like, yeah, yeah, a nice scapegoat.
Speaker 2: Right, all our debt that they somehow.
Speaker 9: Have curious curious to be sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have a libertarian in the chat who has
assured us that he has all of the solutions, but
people just don't want.
Speaker 6: To hear them.
Speaker 9: He tried it, just hits the get rid of the
state button, then we're fine. I've got that button just
sitting on my desk, And what an idiot I've just been.
I didn't even bother to reach over. I can just here,
I got it. I got it, guys, done.
Speaker 6: No, no or.
Speaker 7: And if you press that button, the state goes away
and then immediately an authoritarian state comes back. It's uh,
it's this, it's the monk slams button.
Speaker 1: And I mean what, I don't know, but the action
of slamming, you know, I could actually be perceived as
a violation against the NAP.
Speaker 9: So yeah, then I guess there's no there, no, there's
no option that I can't I don't want to violate
the NAP, so I can't get rid of the state.
Speaker 2: The button's consent.
Speaker 1: Did somebody sell you the button through the non coercive means?
Speaker 4: See? See, all we have to do to solve the
issue is just get everybody to sign onto the NAP.
Once we do that, everything's going to be solved.
Speaker 9: Well, I haven't tried to lower the age of consent
with the button.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the button was manufactured in twenty twenty four. Does
it meet the libertarian's age of consent?
Speaker 9: A true moral dilemma? I mean, I was a trolley
problem of libertarianism.
Speaker 3: Really, they all should really be Epstein fans, because you
know he was trying to solve that answer that question.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's trying to open the Overton window a little
bit more towards the to be.
Speaker 1: Fair, Yeah, Epstein walked, so Chase Oliver can run.
Speaker 2: You may not like it, but this is what peak
practice looks like.
Speaker 9: Yeah, let them know that ultimately Fouco really was the
true libertarian.
Speaker 6: Like no, I mean I was. I was.
Speaker 7: I was riping with Pete about it earlier today. But
you know, this brings up a nice like the libertarian
rejection of human nature. But I think that one thing
that we're starting to see coming back into the Overton
window is the kind of rejection of liberal egalitarianism as
a moral good and this embrace that, yeah, maybe humans
have a nature and that a difference, it's different between
different human groups, and that's very encouraging.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a lot of things to look forward
to going into the new year. No doubt that there
will still be some bad things are going to happen
next year. No doubt there'll be some things that we
will be very upset about that we will course be
covering on the show. But again, Dylan and it would
be fooled in the chat that things are indeed happening,
and things are indeed moving in our direction, albeit not perfectly,
maybe not as fast as we would like, but you know,
the tides are definitely shifting. I think we can all
sense that. I mean, I think it's really interesting. If
people haven't been listening to Millennial Yule and they don't
have it in there yearly scheduled, you definitely should adopt
it at this point. But it's very interesting to see
the perspective from guys who have been in this thing
for a decade plus, especially somebody like Woes who is
now in his eleventh year of millenniule and you know,
no matter who he has on, even if he has
like Devin Stack, like black.
Speaker 9: Pilled on eleven years.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is the eleventh millennial. Yes, I just I.
Speaker 9: Just literally turned into the giga chat old man meme, like,
I agree at least seven inches of completely pure white
beard the minute you said that.
Speaker 1: Thanks. But so, no matter who Woes has on, even
if it's like Devon Stack black Pilled, who you know,
of course sees Devon Stack, so he's gonna be like,
you know, it's also over right, But just to hear
Woes say every time that, guys, it's twenty twenty five.
It's just been the most amazing year ever. Just look,
the Vice President of the United States gave a speech
yesterday saying it's okay to be white. You know, it's like,
how amazing is this? You know, when you put it
in that perspective of or even like somebody like Jared Taylor,
who's been this scene even longer than that, you know,
it's it's very interesting to see, you know, the things
are definitely shifting in our direction.
Speaker 9: It's one of those scenarios where you know, at some
level you obviously know that things are not where they
need to be, but you have to appreciate how far
you've come, right, Like, the only reason it feels like
things have not sufficiently advanced is because you realize how
late the hour is. But when you look time wise,
like just you know, compressing the timeline into what has
happened last year or two, you know the border is
entirely closed. The administration is aggressively against anti white discrimination. Again,
maybe not doing everything you want to do, but when
you contextual that, it truly is amazing. So yeah, I mean,
I get it. Everything you want isn't happening. It's okay
to continue to push for that, but just yeah, do
have that level of perspective. Don't just sit around in
blackpill all the time. It's just bad for your soul.
Speaker 1: You're here, absolutely, Everyone always remembers the black pill is
taken via sa pository, So do not take black pill. Alrighty,
why don't we move on to some of these superchats
that have been piling up here? Gentlemen? There have been
quite a few tonight, alrighty. As ever, Solid Snake nineteen
sixty four sneaks behind enemy lines to get the first
super chat in and he says, Merry Christmas to all.
My aunt is making her Christmas cookies again this year.
If any of you lets somehow comes through Kansas, I'll
give you some. They're good. The old prime rib will
be magnificent as well. Yeah, salute you, sir, are real American.
Thank you. I'm always a fan of like a tenderloin
or something like that on Christmas. Oh, very very good.
Of course. Christopher Burke sends us five bucks. Merry Christmas,
Patriots and a salute user are a real American Americans.
Speaker 6: Damn right.
Speaker 7: I mean I'm a little late, but the standing rib
roast is the ultimate in in, you know, Christmas food
a good, like a decent one. We'll run you like
four hundred bucks these days. But if you got if
you got the money and the time to learn how
to cook it right, you'll you'll never go to anything else.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. My family's never really been big on like the
Christmas ham thing. We've always been like a tenderloin steaks
kind of deal. I mean, not that I have anything
against ham, but I don't know.
Speaker 6: The standing rib roast is also known as prime rib.
Speaker 2: Tenderloin has always been my family Christmas food. We always
do a loin.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm yep, very very good SOCOs and tequila deported.
Speaker 2: Allegations.
Speaker 1: Buckthorne Barris sends us twenty bucks that says Merry Christmas.
Two dollars of this is for consistent quality content necessary
for saving our civilization. Eighteen is for the Santa hats
and the thumbnail. Well, there we go. Our thumbnail guy
does some excellent work, you know, and everyone should be
happy that Nancy Mace did not make an appearance on
the thumbnail this year or at the end for this stream.
Speaker 2: I was pushing for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Crypto Ferreal for twenty five bucks sends us Merry Christmas,
o GC People's and the jet. Well, Merry Christmas to all.
Dune Dumer, nice name for three bucks, says Mary Chris
bird Miss to all. Yeah, everybody should be listening to
the twelve days of bird Miss on a timeline. My
fellow av and friend actually made an appearance over there
one of the early days of Birdmis. So people should
go and tune into that.
Speaker 3: Nancy is Nancy Mace. Like the Congressional turnstyle, does everyone
get a turn?
Speaker 1: That woman is way too old to be a tease man.
I'll tell you that much. She's like, she's gonna drag
everybody else into Congress to talk about her sex tape
that she had, and she doesn't even show the goods.
Speaker 7: Yes, I mean, I imagine Nancy Mace in another life, like
if we lived in a in a sane and just country,
she would be the weird mom who was hitting on
all the teenage boys in the suburb that she lives in.
Speaker 6: But to have her in Congress, it's.
Speaker 3: Just just reaking a boxed one.
Speaker 9: She definitely is like the personification of Stiffler's mom. Like
if you're if that reference is now not just boomer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dangerously on the edge there, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you this much. I mean again, we just
had another year of twenty twenty five just proving to
us once again that there should not be a single
female politician whatsoever. Even some people were trying to fool
us with oh based Marjorie and Taylor Green, But then
look what you got at the end with that where
she just referred to feminist talking points one oh one
when people were accusing her or saying, you know, you
should probably serve out the rest of your term and
not give democrats to see She's like, what do you
just want me to go back in the kitchen? This
is Massagny was like, oh my god, I fucking hate you. Jeez.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know that there's some we have to be
kind of sensitive about this topic. But no women in
politics or any position of power ever, ever, ever, ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very sensitive, yes, agree, Chad face, excuse me? Can't
you drop this? Nice work? Moving on to omens for
ten bucks. A few years ago this time of year,
I went down a rabbit hole due to a local
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let's see. Moving on to American Testudo.
Speaker 6: What a name?
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I dig that one for five bucks says twenty twenty
five was a banger year. Indeed, my wife and I
welcomed our first a son, Welcome for you, congratulations, and
was fortunate enough to be a founding member of an
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to hear. Opens for five bucks again, says the High
Elves hate Tallos, the snow Elves hate to Yease Gramore,
the Dark Elves hate Olfrick, and I'm a radical for
saying Skyrim belongs to the Lords. Yes, if anyone signed
with the Empire in that game, you sir are gay.
Speaker 6: The Skyrim does belong to the Nords.
Speaker 7: And I when I was a kid when that game
game came out, I was still kind of lefty.
Speaker 1: So you know, spoked Joe was so amazing. We covered
this on mister D's Twitter space last night or a
couple of nights ago. So does anyone want to take
a guess how many times Skyrim has been released and
either remastered or released on a new console since it's launch.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say ten eleven.
Speaker 1: The answer is nine, which is more times than the
entire Elder Scroll series. So there's been a Skyrim release
almost twice as much.
Speaker 7: As why would they ever release the Elder Scroll six?
I mean, do does anyone really want the Elder Scroll six?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: It's gonna be shit? I mean it's like the same
thing where I can't I just can't be hyped basically
for any new game that comes out, It's like, oh
cool CD project read here's the Witcher four coming out
in a couple of years, and it's like, I can't
be excited about this because I know it's gonna be
fucking hit.
Speaker 9: In a way, this is rock in a way. This
is ultimately a positive though, right, because people are just
gonna invest themselves in things that matter now, Like you
actually do what all these wastes of time, Like, don't
get me wrong, I'm you know, I'm a gamer. I
have fond memories of gaming. I still play some games.
But like, it's just better that this. It's better that
the movies are bad. It's better that the comic books
are bad. It's actually better that the video games are bad,
because that means that the only place people can retreat
to are classic works of real cultural value and doing
things in their community like these are actually ultimately well.
It is sad to watch these parts of civilization crumble
under the weight of the wokeness that most certainly did
not ever go away. It is nice to see that,
you know, ultimately, it just kind of leaves people the
only answer of like, well, I guess you have to
get serious and do important things.
Speaker 2: The real victory of gamer Gate was that they broke
the bread and circuses.
Speaker 9: Exactly right.
Speaker 1: Definitely something to be said for that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there was a really good article that came out.
Speaker 7: I mean, there's so many good articles about gamer Gate,
but there was one that came out that specifically said,
you know, you guys screwed up with gamer Gate because
what you did is you took away the thing that
was pacifying white men, which is why you know you
pushed it in the first place.
Speaker 6: Oops.
Speaker 2: If you remember the action movie from the early two thousands, Equilibrium,
where they had kind of a brave New World esque
society regulated by drug.
Speaker 3: Scene, the scene with the dogs, I can't watch that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, the way they brought down the
tyrannical society was they blew up the drug factories, and
to some extent, that's what we're seeing now. The drug
factories are being destroyed not by the resistance but by
the incompetence of the overseers. And when you cut off
the drug supply, be it in the form of soma
or be it in the form of video games, that
has implications.
Speaker 6: Yeah, actually they're sorry. Oh I was gonna say that.
Speaker 7: There is actually a larger, more interesting angle to this
is that the audience for video games is. It still exists,
but it's shifting away from white men to other demographics
of males, which I don't want to make too big
of a of a point out of, but let let
the listener understand.
Speaker 1: I mean, this has definitely been pointed out recently with
a lot of like the usual like number one titles
for the year. I think we were actually talking about
this with Melanon d Spaces a couple of nightsgo or
maybe somebody else I'll remember. But the fact that like
you have like call duty just doesn't even make sense anymore.
We have people running around like Kim Kardashian skins or whatever,
like shooting each other and stuff like this. Who is
this for? And it's just obviously for the entire third
world that's not gonna put on the internet, you know, So, yeah,
they're not. The video game space is no longer the
dominion of just the nerdy white guys in the Western world.
All right, Moving on on these super chants to Fritz Imperial,
friend of the show, for two bucks says, Merry Christmas, lads,
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I'm sorry, sir, imagine the smell he sat next to me.
He sat next to an Asian woman in an army uniform.
She was somehow both more feminine and more masculine than him. Anyway,
Merry Christmas, OGC or Mary OGC Christmas, Thank you very much.
Bendel opens again for five bucks. Not to be a doomer,
but frankly I expected them to use the bad Trump
years as a pretense for pumping up their blood. Communism
from twenty twenty eight words salute probably a tactic that
they will employ.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's true. I mean, this is this is the
obvious play call, isn't it is? You You get the
center right to go to Ted Cruz and then you
hamstring Trump in the midterms and then use the last
two years of his presidency to investigate and try to
impeach him again for what is it now, a third time,
fourth time? I can't remember anymore, but yeah, and then
and then use that as a black mark against vance
so and then you do color Revolution to prevent him
from actually getting it all. So, Yeah, that's that's their tactic.
That's the obvious play call that that's slow motion and
in happening right now.
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You know, it's this new tradition, so.
Speaker 9: The most wonderful time of the year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently, you know. It's just like another topic we
were discussing earlier on in the stream about how like
they just can't help themselves. It's honestly just wild the
narcissism that exists in the Indian demographic where it's like, Okay, dude,
you had this major crash out last year on Christmas
that people were ragging you for the entire year. And
it's not just that, but in the last couple of months,
your active opponent for Governor, Amy Acton was actually using
the same exact wheets from last year's Christmas crash out
to attack you, your gubernatorial opponent, and now you decide,
Oh no, guys, I'm just going to double down around
Chris time. It's really gonna work this time. What a
fucking idiot man.
Speaker 9: My god with stupid enemies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly exactly. I definitely look forward to him
losing his election next year. That'll be something that we
can all rejoice at. Alrighty, that will definitely be the
highlight next year when the OGC covers the midterms on stream.
We could just everyone could rejoice when Viveka just gets
absolutely bodied. All right to moving on? Got some South
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ten Bucks says fellas honest to God. Question, I'm a zoomer,
I live in a city. How do I go about
finding a woman who isn't you know? Modern? No chapter
house this week, so I'm missing the voyagers secret weapon?
All right? Man, Well, this is where my background in
the manosphere is going to come into play. Definitely, I
would say. Is the best thing that you can have
is you just need to have status in something, you know,
some kind of field, whether it's like your local club
of some kind, your local you know friend group, your
local esoteric right wing group of you know, whatever it is.
You just need to have status in a certain field.
And there's groupies for everything. Man, That's how it goes. Then,
as it relates to quote unquote modern women, well it's
twenty twenty five, man. Every single woman is modern to
some degree or another. What you're looking for, though, is
you're just looking for a girl who is going to
follow your lead in some way or another.
Speaker 2: On the subject of groupies for everything, if you had
any idea the amount of talent in Thomas's orbit, he
will be stopped.
Speaker 1: Yes, so I've heard, So, I have heard. Yeah, And
as it really is, like the modern thing, it's just
back to like the famous like Sam Hi quote where
he says, thinking you need to have a woman agree
with you politically, because the only person who's going to
agree with you is a man, and a man with aspergers.
It's like dude, you don't judge women in the same
way that he would judge like male friends or anything
like that. Okay, one of the biggest mistakes dudes always
make is they take every single word a woman says.
It's like, you know, come on, guys, don't take seriously
what the gods made for fun? All right, there is
some degree that you need to like test for, you know,
some like of the major key issues like getting married,
having kids, you know, stuff like that. You know, not
big on like apboarding a child every five seconds, like
watching the really big things. But you know, the the
chicken just gonna follow you. Man, if she loves you,
she's gonna pick up your interests, she's going to pick
up your hobby. You're just going to pick up your
political opinions. Our guys worry way too much about this,
like vetting like a good woman kind of thing. I
don't know if anybody else on this panel can provide
any words of wisdom.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, just youve got to get out there
and do it, man, Like you just got to just
go out talk to women. Not every interaction that you
have with a woman has to be you know, has
to have a purpose behind it. Just you can't find
a woman like I have some friends who say, like
when I have kids and they're getting up in years
and they don't really talk to women. In my in
my head, it's like, how are you going to have
kids if you don't talk to women? So it just
just have fun with it. Just go have fun with it,
make your own fun man like, you'll find it eventually.
Pray the Lord will give you what you need.
Speaker 10: Alternatively, you could just do what I did and go
find a meta night community and just steal them at
a night girl. They're excellent cooks, by the way, and us.
Speaker 9: Roman enters the Sabine camp.
Speaker 1: Nice, nice, So hopefully we provided some wisdom there for you.
I think the other thing too. I'll also stress this,
especially for like a younger guy and you're a zoomer.
There's this like really terrible meme that has weaseled its
way into a lot of the way that young guys
are educated on the ways of courtship, where you're expected
to be treated like a woman in the sense of
you have the same like timeline as a chick does.
It's like, no guys, listen. It has been a staple
throughout all of human history, and no matter how much
like the feminist indoctrination will tell you otherwise, women like
older men. Okay, like you can if you aren't like
married or like have kids or something in your twenties
and you think it's so over, like stop cut that
shit out. Like you'll be fine, dude, just as long
as you're improving every single year and you got your
shit together. But it's entirely possible that you to find
somebody into your thirties forties, even like in your fifties.
I mean, look at our friends sent me agog right,
I mean, the guys in his fifties have found uself
a very nice wife. So do not think you have
the same timeline as women.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I just been my first kid at
thirty seven.
Speaker 2: So another example of that is I was at a
Craftwerk concert a couple of years ago and it was
all gen X guys with zoomer women.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, would be proud, like I know we're going,
we're this this this super chests getting really long in
the tooth. But my better half and I went to
before before the child was born. We went to a
dance party is a dark eighties synth wave dance party
with like you know, Sisters of Mercy and all that stuff.
It was nothing but gen x men and zoomer women
wearing like eighties like teased out hair with the leg warmers.
Speaker 6: It was insane.
Speaker 7: So like, you find some niche fandoms and you're gonna
get some some anachronistic young women there.
Speaker 6: It was. It's good stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, I think our man here is definitely act on
the super Jack game tonight so far. I was talking
about that. It's like, yeah, the guy who wants the
most response out of giving like the least amount of
money is the guy wants the mid max. So I
think you're the winner thus far. All right, moving on
to uh omens again, he says Central had five kids
this year and your black billing. Damn right. A nice
job to everyone on Central for increasing the fertility. Right,
let's see omens again for two bucks. I want to
hear frenchmen pronounce Ron's name.
Speaker 6: Alhan, yeah to fair.
Speaker 9: I have had frenchmen on the podcast. I know they
can't pronounce the name.
Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 6: Have they even tried best not to?
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give it a try.
Speaker 9: Yeah, really, I will certainly summon her next time.
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As always, one of our top super chatter is one
of our top guys. He says, Merry Christmas to all
heritage Americans. Hell yeah, thank you, sir. Mister Clockwork sends
us five bucks. It says Merry Christmas, gents, will and
Merry Christmas to you, sir. Omens again, sends us two bucks.
Twenty twenty six is the year of the jq jd
vance question? Well, I mean I suppose that it will
be every year leading up until twenty twenty eight, I
would imagine, So all right, Joshua in the woods for
five bucks, thank you for increasing my IQ fellas well,
thank you for increasing our bank account sir, Thank you
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Salt Sneak in nineteen sixty four for another two bucks,
says Oran got some or Oran, get some Penelope bourbon?
Very smooth. You got a lot of luck for your
whiskey stream you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm glad people enjoyed that. And yes, I'm actually
a big fan of Penelope I have several of their
Estate Collection releases, which are their limited editions. So they
used to be part So the original Seagrums distillery was
where they were sourcing everything. It's now called MGP, and
they were just taking all of that whiskey out of
there and finding the best stuff. But now they're owned
by MGP, They're like, Okay, we're tired of selling you
the best stuff and having you make money off of it.
We're just going to buy you out. But they do
do great stuff, even though they're technically not distilling their
own stuff. They are excellent selectors and finishers of bourbon.
Speaker 7: The seven and seven is a very classic drink. I
highly recommend anybody try it out.
Speaker 9: Do not, But if you hate whiskey, you could do that,
like if you really want to show it like that,
you just disrespect it and like to throw you know,
I understand you're right. Seagrums, yes, classic to be true,
but I mean they're better at They're better at GM than.
Speaker 3: Yeah Orrin. Have you have you ever tried to really
PD Scotch?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I mean I so, I'm a Scotch fan, and
I do. If I'm going to go with Scotch, I
do prefer Pete. I am more of a bourbon and
rye guy in general, but uh, you know, the the
international whiskies, or at least I guess I should just
really say Scotch. I don't like Japanese or Irish whiskies
very much, but uh, but yeah, the A good, a
good peeded Scotch is very good. Though it's an acquired taste.
I like to call the band aid flavor. You know,
if you if you're a fan of having band aid
in your whiskey, which I know doesn't sound appealing but
I think is inaccurate, the respond to heavily repeated stuff,
then you'll enjoy it.
Speaker 2: So if I'm over a recommendation, try Red Breast fifteen.
It's an Irish peeded whiskey.
Speaker 9: I have heard, Yes, I have heard red Red Breast
is very good. I have never tried them, so i'll
I have I'll have to take your word for it,
but it does have a very good reputation above other
Irish whiskies.
Speaker 12: I always thought two pead whiskeys tasted like truck breaks
on the highway when they're burning. It's like I'm tasting
truck breaks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when I whenever I have an eye lay. That's
about what I think.
Speaker 9: Yeah, get an our bag, you know, or Luke Levin
and really blow your taste buds out on Pete with
that one.
Speaker 2: Is the one to really blow your your Pete sensors
at time.
Speaker 1: Well, we got the president of the Regulators of the Rio,
Grand mister Riley is here with his very unique accent.
How are you, sir?
Speaker 6: Very good?
Speaker 12: How are you sir?
Speaker 6: No, he's gone again.
Speaker 7: I haven't had him on the Chapter house yet, so
I'm I'm looking forward to having the regulators on.
Speaker 12: Yeah. Well I'm from Georgia, and then I lived in
Oklahoma for eleven years, and then i'd in Wisconsin, New Mexican.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can't hear him either. I see he's talking,
but I hear him. Okay, I'll refresh.
Speaker 9: Oh right back, weird split half the panel can hear him.
Speaker 12: Sorry, y'all.
Speaker 9: Oh, this is very specifically your fault. How did you
do this?
Speaker 12: Well, I joined was the problem?
Speaker 9: You programmed the stream so that only half the host
could hear you.
Speaker 3: I'm jepping out too. I can't hear him.
Speaker 12: Shoot, I got I'm getting a message. Oh, I need
to refresh. I'll be back you know what. I'm the
one that needs to be back.
Speaker 9: All of you are out of order.
Speaker 2: Everyone refreshed, aweren has seized control of the.
Speaker 3: OG I have.
Speaker 9: This is a coup. I am now dictator for life
of the O g C Chat. Would like to welcome
you all to uh you know the rain.
Speaker 3: I'm back in.
Speaker 6: I'm also back in. I mean we aren't. We are
not a democracy.
Speaker 1: There someone you're trying to cool us.
Speaker 9: I have I have seized control you. You are now
below me in the order of rank whatever.
Speaker 6: They attacked the throat.
Speaker 1: Apparently alrighty I was bizarre anyway, So moving on then
on the last comment on the whiskey discussion and uh
are on stream of whiskey am? I also agree with
Orn's endorsement of going to the Jack Daniel's Distillery. I
went to it late last year. Really really cool campus
so you can go in and the tours were great
and also very very moderately priced. That was actually surprised
how cheap the tickets were. In it was like a
three hour tour plus all the tasting included and stuff.
I would totally recommend it if people have the opportunity
to go.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the greatest, like cent thirty or forty dollars. It's
it's yeah, very efficiently priced.
Speaker 2: The greatest scent the you will experience on this mortal
plane is the rick House at Wild Turkey. Yeah, the
Wild Turkey rick House is just unbelievable. You walk into
it and you're transposed to another entirely other sensory plane
of sense of scent pleasure. It's indescribable.
Speaker 9: So I really enjoy Wild Turkey, but I do have
to say I have an ax to grind. Despite them
making some of the most delicious whiskey available, their pricing
has gotten absolutely out of control. Like they have some
of their base products are fine, but like they're limited editions,
they're just like maybe it's four hundred dollars, Come on, guys, Yeah,
it's absolutely brutal. So they're just they're producing some of
the most phenomenal bourbon out there and then lock it
behind like these outrageous prices. So like what they do,
but wish you know, Like the thing I like about
Jack Daniels is they make incredible whiskey and most of
the limited editions are like eighty dollars. Well Turkey's like,
but what if they were three hundred dollars for the
same quality.
Speaker 1: Like alrighty, moving on, and yes, as real Americans, everybody
here should be drinking whiskey and bourbon. Dare I say
that is by far the most American hard liquor.
Speaker 9: For sure, rye is acceptable, though it is the northern version.
So if you want to be a Yankee, you can
drink a rye. And I do enjoy a good rye.
Speaker 6: Totally Yankee supremacy.
Speaker 9: That's again I respect the rye, though I will say
again Jack Daniels produces the best rye in the game.
So even the southerns do rye better than the Northerners.
But like Sagamore, you know, like they're they're you know,
it's it's Massachusetts, but they're doing good work. Or Maryland.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's such a fagin.
Speaker 1: Moving on, we have our favorite woman in the chat,
missus Dawn Browning sends us fifty Australian dollars and a supersticker,
as she always does, and this time it is a
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Thank you, and a Merry Christmas to you, missus. Browning
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Oran's extreme Twitter and boomer whispering skills give us all hope,
don't we all? Doyle and here are the tip of
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Salid Snake nineteen sixty four for three bucks. You know
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You will remember that turn up many a morning has
led people in singing psalms in the halls before breakfast
is served.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, that's always a good time.
Speaker 7: You know who also has a good singing voice, mister
Paul Fahrenheit when he gets on, when he gets a
couple of drinks in him, he can he can start
singing and it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean he regaled us at the Christmas party.
Speaker 1: It was quite lovely, that is true. And the other
person is excellent singing voice. On here is none of them,
mister albron Quinn. His voice is excellent. All right, Moving
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Balero three nine three for two bucks, says Nancy May
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our good friend who was just on here, he sends
us twenty five bucks. Well, thank you. You know what,
that man is a real American. He comes on the stream,
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Speaker 6: On top of it, a real American.
Speaker 1: Indeed, a real American. So he says, twenty five bucks.
And he says, I would be remiss if I forgot
to mention that if you have a brother, friend, or
family member that could be alone this Christmas, make an
effort to invite them to your home to join you.
This is the season in which no one should be
obligated to be alone. I cannot echo this enough. Yes,
of course, this is Christmas. Is the time of family.
It's a time of miracles. It's the time for respreading
good chear wherever you can. All of your family strife
and fights that you might be having with loved ones
can all be pushed aside for the Chris season. So yes,
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Speaker 7: Just real quick. The Orrin will be happy to know
that the New Ivy League consumes New Hampshire rye during
their initiation ritual.
Speaker 9: Oh excellent, excellent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Florida chapter for our initiation ritual kills wild bares.
So take that.
Speaker 9: There was there was a bourbon or two at the
last meeting.
Speaker 7: We don't we don't have wild boars up there, but
the as a as as a little hint, the area
where the ritual is completed is one where the Great
American Wolf, a whole pack of them was burned.
Speaker 6: Uh. And that's that's pretty much all I can say
about that.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, let's see you definitely want to spooky car part
of the country, my friend. I'll say that much, all right, Uh,
tannex Caesar for five bucks. Merry Christmas, O GC. Get
back to answering emails for aspiring members. Hey man, sometimes
you gotta work a little bit harder for it and
send a couple you know. The other thing too, is
that I know a lot of people will be spending
sending emails to Old Glory Club at gmail dot com.
Do not do that. It is the Old Glory Club
at gmail dot com. So we checking, we double checking
to make sure you're sending it to the correct email address.
That is definitely something that a lot of people make
the mistake of doing. Let's see David on the BAYEU
for fifty bucks. Thank you very much, sir, and thank
you very much guys for being quite generous this Christmas season.
We definitely appreciate it. Over here for fifty dollars, he says.
Merry Christmas, Patriots prepping the Prime Rib while listening, we're
just talking about Prime Rib. Thank you to all of
the OGC leadership for leading the way. Well, thank you
for all of you guys in the chat. We wouldn't
be here without you. Thank you all right, skid Mark
Grouper for seven Canadian dollars, we're gonna leave here in
the chat. Get the ray, Yeah exactly. Well just wait
until you guys see what yep, here we go see
total Groper victory twenty five.
Speaker 9: I'm just gonna by way of the subcontinent time.
Speaker 2: I guess yeah, most American groper.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna move on to the next one here,
all right, Pete Budapest for ten bucks in twenty twenty six,
regardless of how elections go in our totally real, not
fake electoral system. Yeah, that's another point. Historical forces are
moving in our favor correct in an insanely fast rate.
Vance is going to be the moderate option come twenty
eight t Well, we can only hope. Thank you very much,
sir aphix for ten bucks. Can we have a toast
to Pete's two hundred YouTube streams and Ron's quality and
OGC's growth. Also join the Chess Club on the Big
Chess site, even if you suck ide cheers, love you all,
and a merry Christmas cheers. Well, I could totally lift
up a glass of bourbon to that. Everyone cheers too.
Pete's two thousand YouTube streams they releases every single day.
Nobody puts out content like Peaquanona's let me tell you
and cheers to are On and all of his great work,
and of course to our own o GC and to
all of you in the chat this Christmas season.
Speaker 10: Cheers.
Speaker 9: I have to say as a paid as a paid
content producer. I do find Pete's worth work ethic almost exhausting.
How does the man continue to do it? One only knows, honestly.
Speaker 3: You know, I work for a lot of years to
be able to do this full time, and I figure,
if people are going to send me money, they deserve
to hear from me every day. You know, if they're
going to keep me unemployed, they deserve to hear from
me every day. So entirely reasonable, pretty much it Yeah,
cheers to that.
Speaker 1: Here now, our strongest soldier in the chat seasider sends
us ten bucks. Mister D's not here. Let the Space
King Waramber forty K. Check continue, Merry Christmas, OGC, Salute
Man Charlotte. If Charlotte Magne was here, Mandrel, he'd be
laughing up a storm right now. Oh man it Isel,
do you.
Speaker 2: Have any predictions you want to offer for Total War
Warhammer forty K?
Speaker 4: I want it to be get so bad. I'm but uh, you.
Speaker 9: Know it's gonna be bad.
Speaker 11: You know, I'm literally looking at my my elder army
in a case right now thinking sadness, nothing but sadness.
Speaker 4: Oh you're an LDAR player. That's interesting. I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: Wow, man, this is like or right wingers.
Speaker 9: And sisters battle all run this.
Speaker 2: No one told you that o GC members can only
play dark Angels.
Speaker 6: No, that's not true.
Speaker 4: I played Imperial Guard. Uh.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: For for those of you in the chat, those are
on the panel who know the joy they can be
had tuning into mister D's Twitter spaces. The best part
of the entire space is when either the participants in
the speakers on the stream are trying to inject conversations
that will deliberately anger mister D in one way or
another and just listen for his reaction when he has
grown tired. Yes, so yeah, so you know, just so
everyone is aware, you know, sometimes the guests on the
stream are having fun with you in the audience, so
it's always a good time and speedy of mister D.
I do want to promote his channel a little bit
more because mister D needs to get past that YouTube
mark for monetization. He got past the subscribers out like
literally the moment he got it because people were subscribing
to him. Interestingly enough, when he was host the co
host on AA's on Popular Opinions for all those years
so he needs to get past the watch hours line.
And myself and Charlemagne joined him just a week or
two ago for an excellent and all time great hilarious
stream of when we went through various AI images of
living rooms and stuff and it was just absolutely hysterical.
People must watch it. You should go to the John
D channel. The stream is called Monstrous Journeys into AI Art.
So yeah, definitely check that out. We had a lot
of fun on that one. And give mister dee or love.
He needs quite a bit of it this Christmas season.
And of course a friend of the OGC.
Speaker 12: I was there for that one. It was it was
very enjoyable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very very funny stream. I would say Pete Budapest
for five bucks Sensus Acting of Ohio Governor twenty six. No, seriously,
what is that smell?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Really big viz for five bucks twenty twenty six. Prediction
Nicki Minaj pro Trump rap incoming con inc streamers go wild,
be warned, entirely possible. Air Meg Discourse for two bucks.
I'm drinking ourt bag Corey Kraken Right now, there you.
Speaker 9: Go, enjoying that smoke to be sure.
Speaker 1: Nice, nice, I'm glad the people are joining us in
the drinking Sam for five bucks says, shout out to
Nevada for introducing me to the o GC. Okay, there
you go. I don't know if they're referring to uh
little bit, yeah, Nevada. The guy, our friend, Nevada Smith
on the street for a second was like, what the hell?
Speaker 2: Yeah, pleasure to do it.
Speaker 1: Already, gimmey p has ad for five bucks. Mary Christmas
pe and friends, Mary Christmas to you, sir, Thank you.
Bromega seventy seven sends us one hundred dollars anything like
a Geo U soundboard here dollars, So one hundred bucks.
Thank you very much, he says. Merry Christmas. You guys
are the best. Well you are the best, sir, and
has nothing to do with the fact you just gave
us one hundred bucks. You just are the best. Everyone
in the chat is the best. Thank you. Oh yeah,
you ever know what's on the soundboard?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 9: You really?
Speaker 1: You really never do? God, I do love. Our producer
does a great job. Everyone should be, you know. Just
give us money just so we can give it to
our producer, because the man does an excellent job with
everyone's avatars putting Santa Claus hats on him, the excellent backgrounds,
the excellent thumbnails. You know, give our producer some love, everyone,
and Thomas Wayne Riley. Look at this, another real American
you know, comes on the stream and sends us money.
My goodness, you know what a man sensus five bucks.
Sorry for screwing up the stream, gentlemen, I'm back, Yeah,
that's right. As soon as you come on, you know,
everyone disconnects. You're the one who's leading this coup, are you?
Speaker 9: That was my bad?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we're gonna remove you, gonna send you to
the apaches. Oh yeah, all right. Pete Budapest for ten bucks,
says twenty twenty six is the year the female influencer
thirst trap aesthetic. I'm a Jesus lover, but I also
look like I just came in from working. The street
is dead. People are craving authenticity. Ya what I dare
I say? That might be right? You know, Unfortunately the
Manister is like basically dead at this point. You know,
it's been entirely taken over by Third worlders, so really
sad state of affairs. But you know, I do think
that there might be something to that. The authenticity craving,
especially on the female side.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, after I mentioned that aesthetic right there,
I'm surprised San Batch isn't trying to join the.
Speaker 1: Yah oh no. And you know what if I am
to give them two shout outs to two friends who
are female content creators of the old Manister Her Days.
Two people I will definitely recommend as my friend Ali
Drummond of a real Fana Sapien. She puts out fantastic
work for all of you ladies out there, definitely a
good friend of the show. And then, of course the
top woman on the Internet everyone knows is my good
friend Kenzie Puff. People also know where is Mac who
is currently on a Twitter higher atus but definitely does
great work as well. So two women in the scene
who definitely are worth a follow, I would say, let's see.
Moving on to uh Chan the man for two bucks,
can I get the elevator pitch for joining the OGC.
You should be connecting with other based right wing men
and your area to prepare for the times to come.
In all political action ever in the history of the
world has been done by small groups of men. There
you go.
Speaker 9: Here, here, gentlemen, I must bail out, but thank you
very much for having me. It's been a pleasure. In
Merry Christmas.
Speaker 12: All Merry Christmas, Mary Christs.
Speaker 1: Yes, he leaves just as we're on the very last
super Chat, so day of the pillow man. When a
nice name. I always dig when people have creative names
in the chat. That's cool for ten bucks? Is Merry
Christmas guys? Well I'm Merry Christmas to you, sir. So
all right, gentlemen, does anyone have anything else to say
about twenty twenty five, twenty six and beyond before we
wrap up? And before I drink any more of the bourbon?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: We are we wrapping up? I thought we were just
going to go till tomorrow.
Speaker 11: Yeah, now we're doing that in New Year's Eve?
Speaker 6: Yes, oh yes of course.
Speaker 3: So I mean just give let me give someone a
shout out after we watched you know how some people
pretend to be on the right and then they crash out,
like Wasson Watch did this year, a friendly watch company.
I actually bought one of their watches. Impeccable quality, you
will not be disappointed. So I just wanted to throw
you know, one person crashed out, another person stepped up.
Speaker 6: Amazing. Yeah, that's I mean, that's a good thing.
Speaker 7: Winners and losers in the right wing product space, winners,
dissident soaps, winners, friendly watch company, Fox and Sons Coffee.
We've got a couple of guys doing the captured the
captured market thing, and they're they're pretty good at it.
Speaker 12: And a lot of authors are making really good books
for us too right now on our side.
Speaker 6: Yeah, John Slaughter's.
Speaker 7: Book, most recent one, The Crimson Veil, come out this year.
Speaker 12: It did well. I say that with surety, but I'm
pretty sure it did. I read it this year. So
but we got Andy Edwards too, of Crowbar and King
of Dogs, which Pete had on and I had on,
and Jay Burton had on and Thomas is had I mean,
we're making good literature and good art, and I think
the future of the arts right for right now is
going to be in our hands, and it's going to
be much better than whatever the heck they were producing
and making and putting in on display in cities and
on buildings and publishing. I think we are doing a
much better job and it will become a sendant.
Speaker 1: Let us hope, all right, fellas if there is nothing
further to say, I say we should sign off. Everyone
continue to join the OGC into twenty twenty six and beyond.
We have it has been our pleasure to put out
some excellent content for all of our lovely listeners in
the audience. Thank you all for the great super chats.
I hope everybody has a very very very married Christmas
and a happy New Year. Good tidings to all, and
we will see all of you perhaps for a New
Year's stream next week. Maybe if people want to have
American spirits on Monday, you know, they can have the
option to do that. But at the very least maybe
we'll have a little bit more for you. But if not,
we'll see you in the new year. Everyone, have a
merry Christmas and a good night to you.
Speaker 6: Merry Christmas, well.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 8: When I pass on my good genes to myself, they're
going to join the Old Glory Club.