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Speaker 7: Welcome everybody back to the show. Welcome back. I am
Speaker 7: Tom kat Ak Tom Thompson, though Raptilian, and welcome to
Speaker 7: another episode of Strange Grow Podcast. I have a brand
Speaker 7: new guest, someone that I'm excited for people to hear.
Speaker 6: Could you introduce yourself?
Speaker 8: Hey y'all, I'm MKA I am a TikToker who focuses
Speaker 8: on politics, nationalism, just really trying to chat with people
Speaker 8: and get the message out about well, most are problems
Speaker 8: we have in the world today, that's about it.
Speaker 7: And so I did I discovered you where I saw
Speaker 7: videos I've I've done a couple of videos that went
Speaker 7: viral essentially talking about Canadian nationalism, and I saw your video,
Speaker 7: and I've never seen someone do what you're doing. What
Speaker 7: a lot of people are doing is trying to embrace
Speaker 7: nationalism and stuff like that, and I've never seen anyone
Speaker 7: do it in such an articulate way as you, where
Speaker 7: you present the information and you show essentially where you
Speaker 7: got this information from. And the one thing that I
Speaker 7: praise you on is you're able to combat comments which
Speaker 7: I just want to tear somebody's head off when I
Speaker 7: see some of these comments where I'm like, these people
Speaker 7: with low IQs that don't understand literally anything, and most
Speaker 7: of them in brainwashed by algorithms and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: I've never seen someone do it in the way that
Speaker 7: you've done it, where it's very intelligent and articulate, where
Speaker 7: people can really grasp what you're saying and see the
Speaker 7: evidence that you back up to prove the claims you
Speaker 7: know essentially right.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I really appreciate that, And honestly, that was one of
Speaker 8: my goals with doing it, is I feel like people
Speaker 8: are put in these echo chambers and not to why
Speaker 8: it's important at least to get a different perspective, because
Speaker 8: a lot of people don't do it because they're scared
Speaker 8: of backlash things along bad nature, And I totally get that.
Speaker 8: But we don't have that much time left before we're
Speaker 8: going to hit a point where it's really hard.
Speaker 9: To go back from.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I totally agree with that. And it's interesting because
Speaker 7: I was always I was someone who was always awake
Speaker 7: to this stuff. I've always been anti government, especially because
Speaker 7: the music that I listened to when I was younger,
Speaker 7: the music that I created when I got a little older.
Speaker 6: I've always been like the idea.
Speaker 7: Of the illuminati and like a central power control system
Speaker 7: that is being used to manipulate us at every angle.
Speaker 7: Like I knew this stuff for a very long time,
Speaker 7: like since I was probably like fifteen sixteen when I
Speaker 7: started really like looking into that. Seventeen I'd start reading
Speaker 7: books by people like David Ike and stuff, and watching
Speaker 7: his videos, and so I've always been aware of this,
Speaker 7: but I was always more like, you know, kumba ya,
Speaker 7: everybody get along, because they're coming after all of us.
Speaker 7: But it wasn't until recently, in the last couple of years,
Speaker 7: especially the last like I would say, three or four years,
Speaker 7: that I've actually embraced my essentially national identity, because before that,
Speaker 7: I just wanted everybody to realize what was happening, and
Speaker 7: then everyone needs to use the power of the power
Speaker 7: of the people to collectivize and resist against these authoritarian tyrants, right.
Speaker 7: But it wasn't until recently when I saw to me
Speaker 7: the systematic destruction of white people more than any other
Speaker 7: ethnicity or race or anything. That made me almost like
Speaker 7: something happened in the universe to force me to embrace
Speaker 7: this idea.
Speaker 8: Yes, you know, and I was pretty similar. I always
Speaker 8: believed in conspiracy theories. But what really woke me up is,
Speaker 8: I guess the best way to put it is, if
Speaker 8: you look at just America or just Canada, it looks like, okay,
Speaker 8: maybe bad policy choice, bad immigration plan, But if you
Speaker 8: look at every single northwestern European country, it becomes really
Speaker 8: clear there's a bigger plot here and something's going on,
Speaker 8: and these are the only country that are expected to
Speaker 8: take in a replacement level of immigration. Let's be real. Yeah,
Speaker 8: don't you notice on a global scale, it's not just
Speaker 8: happening here and there's nowhere for us to run to
Speaker 8: if our home lands are destroyed.
Speaker 9: I think that's really what gets people amped up.
Speaker 7: And aware of the Yeah, and people are seeing this
Speaker 7: more and more now and starting to realize what's happening,
Speaker 7: and uh, even people from other countries. Uh, it's interesting
Speaker 7: even on the one of the videos I've done where
Speaker 7: it's like, oh, this is happening in Sweden, this is
Speaker 7: happening in Australia, this is happening in England, this is
Speaker 7: happening in Ireland. One of my coast is, uh, one
Speaker 7: of my coasts of the show is from Ireland, and
Speaker 7: it's happening there too, And it's it's quite clear, and
Speaker 7: you now everyone is starting to see this.
Speaker 6: But it is true that, like I said this the
Speaker 6: other day, I was.
Speaker 7: Like, Okay, if this was just happening in Canada, Uh,
Speaker 7: you know, I might be like, Okay, we just have
Speaker 7: terrible leaders. And obviously someone like Trudeau, who is a communist.
Speaker 7: His father was a communist, And a lot of the
Speaker 7: stuff the Americans might not know is like before I
Speaker 7: think nineteen sixty five, you had to be of European
Speaker 7: descent to immigrate into Canada, and they changed the insign
Speaker 7: flag the actual I believe, the actual, real Canadian flag.
Speaker 7: If I could have put it up on the background,
Speaker 7: I would have instead of I wanted to blend the
Speaker 7: United States and Canada, but it showed the ethnic makeup
Speaker 7: of It had the Union jack, and then it had
Speaker 7: a little emblem which showed the founding people that built
Speaker 7: the country, which was the English, the Scottish, the Irish,
Speaker 7: and the French. So it showed our national identity. And
Speaker 7: then in nineteen I think fifty seven, the Liberal government
Speaker 7: changed it to the corporate symbol that we have today.
Speaker 9: Gotcha, Yeah. Similar in the US.
Speaker 8: I believe ours was nineteen sixty five or nineteen sixty
Speaker 8: four or something like that. But before that our immigration
Speaker 8: was almost solely people of Northwestern European descent. I think
Speaker 8: we let it in like something like two percent of
Speaker 8: select countries a certain high skilled or jobs people didn't
Speaker 8: want to do, but it was mostly European for hundreds
Speaker 8: of years.
Speaker 7: And it's crazy because in Canada we're not really we're
Speaker 7: not bringing in people that I think are our people
Speaker 7: that will benefit this country. I think it's people that
Speaker 7: will destroy the country considering what their own countries look like.
Speaker 7: Like they're not bringing a bunch of people from Japan.
Speaker 7: Is China's one thing? Is China kind of like it
Speaker 7: seems like owns most of our politicians in Canada, you know,
Speaker 7: So it is interesting that it's in Canada specifically. Uh,
Speaker 7: it's just fucking Indian people everywhere that's here now.
Speaker 8: And they already did that to y'all and Australia, Like
Speaker 8: are we going to do the exact same thing in America?
Speaker 9: That clearly didn't work either of these.
Speaker 7: Places, and it seems like Trump is all on board
Speaker 7: for it. I don't know what do you think of Trump?
Speaker 8: I mean, he was the clear better option of the
Speaker 8: two because the other one was an actual communist.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I think he's I mean, I think he's
Speaker 9: excellent salesperson.
Speaker 8: I think he does a really good job of getting
Speaker 8: people hyped up for things.
Speaker 9: But at the end of.
Speaker 8: The day, he's a salesperson. His job is to sell you. Yeah,
Speaker 8: But aren't going to be beneficial. And you'll notice bipartisan
Speaker 8: what they agree on are harmful policies.
Speaker 9: So both sides of the aisle are bought out.
Speaker 8: I would say they Big Tech has made a deal
Speaker 8: with India though, seems pretty good it with like Microsoft
Speaker 8: government contracts and then laying off Americans and wanting to
Speaker 8: bring in a bunch of Indians.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's it's quite clear. It seems like what's happening.
Speaker 7: And my point of view is like Trump is gonna
Speaker 7: have the most zionist government to ever exist in America. Right,
Speaker 7: And it's interesting because I've I should ask you some
Speaker 7: more questions before again to like the deeper end of
Speaker 7: this stuff is.
Speaker 6: Like what made you? What?
Speaker 7: What drove you to want to start talking about this stuff?
Speaker 6: Like what really? Because how old are you? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Pretty, I'm thirty three, so like, uh, it's it's interesting
Speaker 7: to see someone as young as you that embraced nationalism
Speaker 7: because you know, people have been I think the scariest
Speaker 7: thing to the people in power is nationalism is people
Speaker 7: uniting and realizing that they're a collective people and that
Speaker 7: they all should be essentially pushing for their own benefit
Speaker 7: of their own people. And taking care of their own
Speaker 7: and then multiculturalism has only destroyed that. So what made
Speaker 7: you kind of really start wanting to speak at against
Speaker 7: this stuff?
Speaker 8: I mean, honestly, I just think it's getting to a
Speaker 8: point that if we don't do something, we're not going
Speaker 8: to be able to recover from it.
Speaker 9: And I mean, we're being genocided. And then at the
Speaker 9: same time, I feel like it's a very moral take
Speaker 9: to have.
Speaker 8: I'm not ashamed of wanting my country to serve me,
Speaker 8: and I think everyone's country should do that.
Speaker 9: Like in that respect, obviously the US is causing.
Speaker 8: Problems around the world, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: white people have no control in that, yet we're blamed
Speaker 8: for it.
Speaker 9: I don't know, is getting.
Speaker 8: Control and not having our government be a huge mess
Speaker 8: because we could actually help other countries if we did that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And it uh, it is because you think about this, right,
Speaker 7: Like I was just bringing up the definition of genocide.
Speaker 7: I hate going with Google, but Google will give me
Speaker 7: a better one than duck dut go, and I think
Speaker 7: duck dut goes on my Google anyway. But it is
Speaker 7: because this is it's a systematic destruction of a certain
Speaker 7: group of people.
Speaker 6: And that's that is what is happening, and a.
Speaker 7: Lot of people the deliberate killing Jesus this think of
Speaker 7: the way, the deliberate killing of large number of people
Speaker 7: from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim
Speaker 7: of destroying that nation or group. And if you look
Speaker 7: at what's happening only in the Western world and only
Speaker 7: to white people, you can you can't be racist against
Speaker 7: anybody else. But white people are like the labeled as racist,
Speaker 7: but yet no one else can be racist. It's it's crazy.
Speaker 7: And I've clearly saw this happening within a couple of years.
Speaker 7: It was just pushed on us. And to me, I've
Speaker 7: read into the New World Order a lot. I read
Speaker 7: a lot of books and I try to gain as
Speaker 7: much knowledge as I can. And one of the goals was, okay,
Speaker 7: you know, a fake plandemic, essentially to lock down a population.
Speaker 7: But then the one of the final steps to bring
Speaker 7: about the New World Order was flooding the country with
Speaker 7: immigrant immigrants, mass immigration. Some people were writing about almost
Speaker 7: like one hundred years ago.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, there is that plan that they like to
Speaker 8: say as a hoax or a conspiracy theory. But the
Speaker 8: thing is it is happening, So it's definitely not a
Speaker 8: natural thing. I don't know anyone really that wanted to
Speaker 8: be flooded with immigrants. I know, even the people now
Speaker 8: there's leftists and they'll die on the hill that they
Speaker 8: always wanted open borders, mass immigration.
Speaker 9: But the thing is, no one ever voted for this,
Speaker 9: and no one's.
Speaker 8: Really against legal, regulated numbers of immigration. But this has
Speaker 8: got to a point where it's obviously destroying the country.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the point.
Speaker 7: And if it was just one country, it would be
Speaker 7: one thing, and I'm sure other people would be standing
Speaker 7: up for that country, but it's not. It's systematically happening
Speaker 7: around the Western world. And it is interesting because I
Speaker 7: used to be like more I would say libertarian, which
Speaker 7: is like, you know, to like, Okay, we don't need borders.
Speaker 7: Everyone needs to collectivize and become a unit and realize
Speaker 7: there's power within the people. I like Charlie Chaplin a
Speaker 7: lot growing up and stuff like that, and some of
Speaker 7: the speeches that he's done I've put in my songs
Speaker 7: because I was I agreed with mostly what he said
Speaker 7: about the way that the direction of the world should go.
Speaker 7: And you know, at the end of the day like
Speaker 7: this idea that, Okay, I believe that there's probably forces
Speaker 7: outside of our eyesight maybe contributing to some of the
Speaker 7: how should I say this to consuming our energy in
Speaker 7: some regard. But the thing is, this idea of like
Speaker 7: everyone banning together and realizing that we're one collective consciousness
Speaker 7: that goes beyond this reality is not going to happen
Speaker 7: in my lifetime. I don't see it happening. So watching
Speaker 7: this happening to the whole Western world is crazy, and
Speaker 7: people trying to justify it blows my mind. Especially I'd
Speaker 7: like to hear your take on this, the whole idea
Speaker 7: of like all this is stolen land. I just did
Speaker 7: a video talking about this, and if anybody's listening and
Speaker 7: watching and want to check this out, this is a
Speaker 7: good book to get. It's called not Stolen It's truth
Speaker 7: about European colonization in the New World. It's pretty it's
Speaker 7: a pretty big book, and renowned historian debunks current distortions
Speaker 7: and myths about the European colonialism in the New World.
Speaker 7: It restores much needed balance to understanding of the past.
Speaker 7: It's I've got just into it. But the guy is
Speaker 7: it's really good So what do you think when people
Speaker 7: say that and they try to justify, well, you guys
Speaker 7: stole land, so you don't deserve it. What what do
Speaker 7: you say to that? Because I've seen you do videos
Speaker 7: on stuff like this.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Now I think it's interesting because if they think
Speaker 8: it Native American land, than technically they're coming and stealing
Speaker 8: their land too, so they have no more.
Speaker 9: Around with that argument.
Speaker 8: And also, the land was conquered. That's how every single
Speaker 8: other country came to be. There's not a single land
Speaker 8: on this earth that has not passed ownership around. So
Speaker 8: I think any modern claim of being indigenous is.
Speaker 9: I mean, there obviously were people here.
Speaker 8: I don't think we should kick Native Americans out by
Speaker 8: any means, but we did it and that's amazing. And
Speaker 8: a lot of other places that were conquered is we
Speaker 8: have taken them in that they're now Americans. They have
Speaker 8: the exact same rights as us. I feel like we
Speaker 8: treat them well. And it's been really really interesting actually
Speaker 8: posting about it, because so many Native Americans have reached
Speaker 8: out and have sent the nicest messages of hey, like,
Speaker 8: we would never be pushing any of this. We don't
Speaker 8: want y'all to be genocided. Like, so the people I
Speaker 8: see actually making the soulen Land argument are normally leftists,
Speaker 8: Like it's not even the Native.
Speaker 7: American, it's usually in my my opinion, what I've seen
Speaker 7: with my videos is most of them are usually face
Speaker 7: as accounts or whatever, but a lot of them are
Speaker 7: Indians from India, and they want to use that as uh.
Speaker 7: They want to claim that as a justification for their
Speaker 7: colonization and that message that video that won't even post
Speaker 7: on TikTok that I tried. We're essentially an Indian guy
Speaker 7: or some guy, some guy with some weird name suck
Speaker 7: Deep or man Deep or other. There's some of their
Speaker 7: names are like you're just a joke in itself. You
Speaker 7: don't even realize it. Uh. Is that they were trying
Speaker 7: to claim that, like uh, the that Canada is for
Speaker 7: the Indian people because the British Empire essentially use some
Speaker 7: of the resources from India to build Canada, and that's
Speaker 7: not necessarily true.
Speaker 6: Some of it is they did use some resources. Uh.
Speaker 7: And when I did a video to respond, it went
Speaker 7: up on Instagram, but it TikTok would not allow.
Speaker 6: Me to post it.
Speaker 3: Is.
Speaker 7: I said, I'm like this idea that you guys could
Speaker 7: try to justify this and your your your people did
Speaker 7: nothing to build this country. The roads, the infrastructure, the buildings,
Speaker 7: the cities, the towns were all built by my ancestors,
Speaker 7: the Europeans who came here. And it wasn't just the
Speaker 7: British Empire, it was the French Empire. The French came
Speaker 7: here first in fifteen fifty and started like participating in
Speaker 7: the fur trades and fishing, and they were met with
Speaker 7: the indigenous. And the interesting thing is, I like to
Speaker 7: bring up a lot. I had a veteran on the
Speaker 7: show who worked in none of it and stuff like
Speaker 7: that and actually supports the indigenous communities.
Speaker 6: I've had a lot of.
Speaker 7: Them reach out to me and agree with the sentiments
Speaker 7: that I have about what's going on.
Speaker 6: A lot of them actually.
Speaker 7: And there's these prophecies like the Seven Fires prophecy, who
Speaker 7: they claimed that they were already in contact and living
Speaker 7: in harmony with white people before the Europeans showed up.
Speaker 7: And there's actually stories of the Wagas, which were white
Speaker 7: giants that a native tribe and I think it's North
Speaker 7: Dakota met with and they gave them the symbol of
Speaker 7: the swastika that they put on all their clothing. Have
Speaker 7: you heard about stuff like this?
Speaker 9: That's really interesting.
Speaker 8: I did have someone message me that is a Native
Speaker 8: American and they were telling me about the legend of
Speaker 8: the moon eyed people, which was really really tall of
Speaker 8: very pale, blue eyed white people that were on the
Speaker 8: land when they got there.
Speaker 9: So there is claims that we are technically.
Speaker 8: Indigenous as well, but in my opinion, it really doesn't
Speaker 8: matter as much because at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: the USA and Canada for that matter, they didn't exist
Speaker 8: until our ancestors built it for the ground. So I think,
Speaker 8: you know they come in and say it stolen land, Well,
Speaker 8: if we were to burn down everything here, would you
Speaker 8: want that land still? Because you don't want the land,
Speaker 8: you want what we built upon the land exactly.
Speaker 6: That's true. That's a good point. I'm got to use.
Speaker 7: That, and it is insure because that my mancestors, and
Speaker 7: because I traced one of my grandma's bloodlines back to
Speaker 7: sixty four in Canada, and then before that her bloodline
Speaker 7: goes to America and then it stops, like I don't
Speaker 7: know where we were before that. And I do have
Speaker 7: like oval eyes and so very blue. So I don't know,
Speaker 7: but there's people that like you, you look like you
Speaker 7: could be Asian or a native, and I was like,
Speaker 7: I don't know how far back it goes. And the
Speaker 7: other side of my family has been here since I
Speaker 7: think this early seventeen hundreds, so like, people have been
Speaker 7: here for hundreds of years, put their blood, sweat and
Speaker 7: tears into building these countries, and then they have the
Speaker 7: audacity tell us to go back to Europe even though
Speaker 7: their people are just wanting to utilize the social services
Speaker 7: that they couldn't build, the infrastructure that they couldn't build,
Speaker 7: or they would have. That's why it's crazy to me
Speaker 7: when the audacity in the entitlement of especially specifically Indian
Speaker 7: people is the craziest shit that I've ever heard in
Speaker 7: my life. Now, I've literally had people from Africa agree
Speaker 7: with what I'm saying about my national identity and how
Speaker 7: the country was built, and there it's only their people.
Speaker 7: It seems like ore than some brainwash white leftists that
Speaker 7: really want to like try to impose their traditions, their
Speaker 7: culture on another culture because oh it happened to them,
Speaker 7: And there's literally they were bagging the British government to
Speaker 7: come back, because as soon as they left, their country
Speaker 7: went to shit.
Speaker 8: Yeah. No, And that's what's so funny about India's claims too,
Speaker 8: is from my understanding, when the British came, there was
Speaker 8: like twenty to thirty thousand of them, so way less
Speaker 8: that are even in America and definitely Canada today, and
Speaker 8: millions of people.
Speaker 9: For some reason, they were able to conquer them.
Speaker 6: Yeah a couple, Yeah, with twenty thousand troops.
Speaker 8: Like, there's no way you could force a million people
Speaker 8: under your will. Like they had to choose to go
Speaker 8: along with it, and they did because they were more
Speaker 8: technologically advanced. They were able to extract those resources that frankly,
Speaker 8: no one was doing anything with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and they're still not doing it they were worried about.
Speaker 7: But they're like they're building monkey like like temples from
Speaker 7: monkeys and rats and like. And the problem is, too,
Speaker 7: is like even with that guy's claim of like Canada
Speaker 7: belongs to Indians is the craziest shit I've ever heard
Speaker 7: in my life. I've never heard anything like that.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: And I'm like born and raised here, been Canadian all
Speaker 7: of my life, know nothing else but this country. And
Speaker 7: I remember what it was like in the nineties and
Speaker 7: early two thousands when people had a national identity, so
Speaker 7: I could imagine the people in the older generations. And
Speaker 7: if they then fix your own country, like you can't
Speaker 7: even fix your own country. They have a massive garbage
Speaker 7: pile on fire right next to the taj Mahal that
Speaker 7: is just building. Like every day, tons and tons of garbage.
Speaker 7: Garbage goes onto this garbage pile, and then they have
Speaker 7: the highest rate of pollution in the entire world. The
Speaker 7: garbage in the ocean is mostly caused by them that
Speaker 7: they throw in the river, uh, and then it goes
Speaker 7: into the ocean. Probably that massive garbage pile that ships
Speaker 7: have to like drive around and actually need to know
Speaker 7: where it is so they don't hit it, I was
Speaker 7: probably caused by them.
Speaker 6: And then so they're going to there. They've destroyed their
Speaker 6: own country.
Speaker 7: And I even had a comment which is even crazy,
Speaker 7: like so crazy people say so this stuff like this.
Speaker 7: Someone was like, well, my India is overpopulated, where do
Speaker 7: you want us to go?
Speaker 6: And I'm like, how can you justify that?
Speaker 7: You guys don't understand the concept of maybe waiting to
Speaker 7: have kids or using contraceptives or even in condoms in general.
Speaker 7: But yet you overbred, you breeded like rats, and then
Speaker 7: you want everybody else to have to take care of
Speaker 7: your irresponsible birth rate is crazy.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, and it frustrates me when people are like, well,
Speaker 8: if you're so concerned, just have more kids, Like I
Speaker 8: shouldn't have to have twelve kids to outcompete people my
Speaker 8: government is bringing in. And quite frankly, I don't want
Speaker 8: twelve kids, Like I'd love to have a big family,
Speaker 8: but I should not feel like I have.
Speaker 9: To do something.
Speaker 8: And that's a crazy amount of kids anyway, like you're
Speaker 8: not able to provide for that. And that's another cultural
Speaker 8: difference is I've noticed European people typically have the number
Speaker 8: of kids they can afford. We think ahead, we want
Speaker 8: to give them a good life, and I feel very
Speaker 8: similar to that. If I couldn't afford to have ten kids,
Speaker 8: I would be responsible.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and they don't care because they and they have
Speaker 7: like especially even you know, let's bring in somebody else.
Speaker 7: So we're not just generalizing because I don't think all
Speaker 7: Indian people are bad or anything like that. I want
Speaker 7: people to know when these conversations are happening, And it's
Speaker 7: even the stuff I've said on the show. I'm always
Speaker 7: like I care about all people. I actually am an
Speaker 7: advocate for rights for all humans and rights and freedoms
Speaker 7: for everybody. But there is problems with certain cultures. Not
Speaker 7: all cultures and people are the same. That's a lie
Speaker 7: that has been fed by the communists that we can
Speaker 7: all become equal. Yeah, they all want to bring you
Speaker 7: down to the poverty level and then we can all
Speaker 7: be equal together as we're indentured slaves to a system.
Speaker 6: This right.
Speaker 7: So, and the thing is that their IQ is pretty low,
Speaker 7: they are not educated, but yet they all were seolls
Speaker 7: and we're all this stuff, and it's just like, yeah,
Speaker 7: but we can't even compete with populations that already have
Speaker 7: billions of people. And then they have like five ten kids,
Speaker 7: don't actually choose more than that, probably don't even choose
Speaker 7: to educate them because they can't even take care of them,
Speaker 7: so they just kind of run wild. And this happens
Speaker 7: in Muslim countries too, where they have like a couple
Speaker 7: of different wives or now I think it wasn't an
Speaker 7: Iran that they passed the thing where you can have
Speaker 7: a child bride nine years old, you can get married
Speaker 7: a little girl, and then the boys can get married
Speaker 7: at sixteen, which is crazy. And then so you have
Speaker 7: all of these kids, and then you're not teaching them.
Speaker 7: It seems like they don't even care for their own people.
Speaker 7: They just want to breed to replace everybody else and
Speaker 7: enforce their population cultural dominance over the world.
Speaker 8: Yes, and I kind of feel the same where it's
Speaker 8: like in your own country. I don't really care unless
Speaker 8: they're actively violating the rights of citizens or doing something
Speaker 8: really evil.
Speaker 9: I don't think we should intervene.
Speaker 8: But to go to your point earlier where you said
Speaker 8: you wanted unity worldwide, I think the only way that
Speaker 8: can happen is if everyone.
Speaker 9: Is in their own place, in their own tribe.
Speaker 8: And that's the biggest problem with the US is we
Speaker 8: spend so much time fighting over identity politics that all
Speaker 8: these evil things are able to get passed. There's so
Speaker 8: much distraction, and it's just human nature. People lived with
Speaker 8: their own kind for thousands of thousands of years before
Speaker 8: this kind of multicultural.
Speaker 9: Experiment was forced on us.
Speaker 8: So I feel like we're basically rejecting what science, what history,
Speaker 8: what everything has told us.
Speaker 9: By being like, oh, well, we know better.
Speaker 8: We're so progressive, but it's not progressive because it hasn't
Speaker 8: moved things forward.
Speaker 9: If that makes sense.
Speaker 6: Now it doesn't.
Speaker 7: And and I've said this before on the show, is
Speaker 7: like the idea of diversity just means division because the
Speaker 7: more people that you bring in with different cultures, ethnicities, languages, religions,
Speaker 7: it only causes more and more division, especially for the
Speaker 7: population that already existed here, and doing it maybe slow
Speaker 7: like Canada does. Because in Canada in the eighties and nineties,
Speaker 7: in the early two thousands, even like was, people were
Speaker 7: kind of able to get along because it was slow
Speaker 7: and gradual, and people kind of assimilated and blended and
Speaker 7: adopted adapted to the culture that already existed here. But
Speaker 7: once you flood a country with millions of people in
Speaker 7: the matter of a couple of years, they're just bringing
Speaker 7: their own cultural identity and taking over the one that
Speaker 7: already exists here. And they claim they didn't like it
Speaker 7: when the British did, even though it built everything for
Speaker 7: them in India because they're a big it's a big
Speaker 7: problem in Canada, like it's it's a huge problem, and
Speaker 7: everybody is noticing it that you know, this is new India,
Speaker 7: and there's a lot of nationalist groups that are getting
Speaker 7: pissed and starting to like essentially work out and get
Speaker 7: built and make sure that they can protect their children
Speaker 7: against what's coming, because the crime rate has gone through
Speaker 7: the roof, because you're bringing people that live in countries
Speaker 7: that are really corrupt and their only means of survival
Speaker 7: is usually crime. So there was even one of the
Speaker 7: biggest drug labs ever busted in Canada and it was
Speaker 7: controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and then it was
Speaker 7: run by Punjabi Indians.
Speaker 6: And everyone's like, the.
Speaker 7: Sikhs are great, and I'm like, no, I don't think
Speaker 7: any of them are really that great for what our
Speaker 7: country is and for what our culture is.
Speaker 6: They don't They're not like us.
Speaker 7: And that there's something that people need to acknowledge is
Speaker 7: that people are different, cultures are different, that everybody is equal.
Speaker 7: Not all cultures in my eyes, are good. You know
Speaker 7: the same thing with like there's some Muslims that are
Speaker 7: I think decent, good people, and then there's the ones
Speaker 7: that are the extremist Muslims. And I don't even like
Speaker 7: the word extremists, but people that have been so indoctrinated
Speaker 7: by their doctrine that they use this to essentially justify
Speaker 7: their actions of barbarity.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, exactly, And I think that's the biggest problem
Speaker 8: is you can obviously bring a couple Muslims in and
Speaker 8: that's no big deal.
Speaker 9: They're forced to assimilate to a larger culture.
Speaker 8: But when the culture is so split, people always say
Speaker 8: our countries have no culture, and honestly, they're not wrong,
Speaker 8: because the culture now is basically you come and assimilate to.
Speaker 8: Hating white people is the dominant culture, and it's so
Speaker 8: inclusive that even white people can partake in this hatred
Speaker 8: of white people.
Speaker 7: It's crazy, and it's because there used to be a
Speaker 7: cultural identity. That's why I laugh, because people are like,
Speaker 7: what culture? There was a cultural identity of what made
Speaker 7: Canadians Canadian? Right, because there's people those Europeans that blended together,
Speaker 7: and there's footage of this. There's literally television shows from
Speaker 7: the fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties that like showed you
Speaker 7: we used to have Canadian heritage on a commercial. They
Speaker 7: don't do this anymore because they don't want people to
Speaker 7: remember who they are, and it would show like this happened,
Speaker 7: this is your cultural heritage, this happened at this time. Like,
Speaker 7: even though I remember that, I can never forget the
Speaker 7: one where it's like a bunch of white guys playing
Speaker 7: basketball and then the guy was like shooting the basketball
Speaker 7: in a little bucket, and the guy was like, what
Speaker 7: if we cut a hole in it? And then so
Speaker 7: like because it was like essentially made here and people
Speaker 7: started playing basketball, right, white people invented that shit, and
Speaker 7: so yes.
Speaker 8: No, it's crazy. I was watching I don't remember the
Speaker 8: name of this movie. It has Heath Ledger in it,
Speaker 8: and it was about Rome the Roman Empire, and they
Speaker 8: said something like Jesus was a white english Man and
Speaker 8: I was like, if they said that today in a movie,
Speaker 8: imagine the backlash. It was also in this movie because
Speaker 8: it's a movie about Rome in England. So it's just
Speaker 8: interesting because today they don't allow it, they force I
Speaker 8: guess the best way to put it for me is
Speaker 8: I don't mind natural diversity. I think diversity of thought
Speaker 8: is great. I don't really care what your skin tone is.
Speaker 8: But this forced diversity is just making everybody hate each other,
Speaker 8: and it clearly is not working. And so many people
Speaker 8: are just afraid to I guess change their mind. They
Speaker 8: want to die on this hill that they'll defend it,
Speaker 8: even though, like I said, no one voted for this
Speaker 8: when it's ultimately going to be harmful, not just for
Speaker 8: white people but for everyone worldwide.
Speaker 9: Like if white people going to hurt the entire planet.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if white people just disappeared tomorrow. That's why it's
Speaker 7: like if we all went back to Europe like they
Speaker 7: want us to do, you know how the fast America
Speaker 7: and Canada would just fall apart and be dismantled and
Speaker 7: stuff like that. Like eighty percent of the inventions were
Speaker 7: invented by white people. This is like a fact. People
Speaker 7: need to like embrace what is actually happening and interesting
Speaker 7: because even like even the black people have been here
Speaker 7: for a while and stuff like that, because they fled
Speaker 7: slavery from the States, which was facilitated by Jewish people.
Speaker 7: That's a fact. Most of the slave ships were owned
Speaker 7: by Jews, and I think it's zero point eight percent
Speaker 7: of white people actually own slave we're Jewish. So and
Speaker 7: then they came to Canada and there's even there's a
Speaker 7: video of h I have an aunt, she's Jamaican. She's
Speaker 7: from Jamaica, she's like more like a white Jamaican. She
Speaker 7: must they when some of the settlers showed up over
Speaker 7: there and stuff like that at one point, because.
Speaker 6: People were going all over it.
Speaker 7: And a point that you made that I liked is like,
Speaker 7: you know, these we found a new land, and you
Speaker 7: think they're just going to turn around and not try
Speaker 7: to venture and figure out what's on this side of
Speaker 7: the world.
Speaker 6: Because people are like, why would they just turn around?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and why were they on the boats in the
Speaker 8: first place they were fleeing. Yeah, anywhere they turned up,
Speaker 8: they probably would have done the same thing, or at
Speaker 8: least tried to. And honestly, I think the Native Americans
Speaker 8: were lucky it was Europeans. Not that that was all
Speaker 8: sunshine and rainbows, But when I look at other countries' actions,
Speaker 8: and that's what our education lacks. We were a lot
Speaker 8: more humane, I would say then. And that's not to
Speaker 8: say we were humane. It was a barbaric time. But
Speaker 8: when you look, especially today, we paid billions of dollars
Speaker 8: a year to Indian reservations.
Speaker 9: They still have dedicated lands their tax free. We helped
Speaker 9: them out.
Speaker 8: I'm far less bothered by that than I am bringing
Speaker 8: in foreigners because I at least feel like I share heritage.
Speaker 9: With Native Americans.
Speaker 8: We've lived together hundreds of years, and same with black
Speaker 8: people that are born in America and to send from slaves.
Speaker 8: I think that's part of why they're bringing Indians in
Speaker 8: is I think at the end of the day, a
Speaker 8: lot of black people would end up siding with us
Speaker 8: if we were to go full nationalists, say okay, original stock,
Speaker 8: they would side with white people over sign it.
Speaker 7: And I see this too because I bring out the
Speaker 7: point is that there was a woman that moved to
Speaker 7: Brampton we call bram Ladesh. And it's interesting because I
Speaker 7: was in the nineties. I always heard that joke and
Speaker 7: I never just wan. I never went there. I used
Speaker 7: to my got cousin in Toronto. I used to hang
Speaker 7: out in Toronto while I was always diverse, and it's
Speaker 7: interesting that in this woman showed out she just moved
Speaker 7: here from Jamaica, and she was like, it's just all
Speaker 7: Indian people.
Speaker 6: Where is all the white people?
Speaker 7: She was literally filming yourself like in the super could
Speaker 7: be like, where is everybody else? Why is it only
Speaker 7: this specific people, especially of Canada.
Speaker 9: Just it looks like India doesn't look like Canada at all.
Speaker 8: Is it that outside of the big cities, is what
Speaker 8: I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 6: It's getting there now. I'm in a small town.
Speaker 7: Luckily they'll push people out if they need to, but
Speaker 7: in a smaller city it's been an hour and a
Speaker 7: half from Toronto. It's starting to look like India too,
Speaker 7: Like they're taking over everywhere. A small town that I
Speaker 7: grew up in, they've built all of these housing complexes
Speaker 7: and then I've driven there like it was this small, little, quaint, nice,
Speaker 7: beautiful town and now they've built all these housing infrastructure
Speaker 7: and I just see like old Indian guys walking around.
Speaker 7: And the thing is before you had to like be
Speaker 7: of perfect health, you couldn't be elderly, and the Liberals
Speaker 7: change that. So you have a bunch of people that
Speaker 7: never paid into the system at all come to this
Speaker 7: country and then they get to, you lie, the social
Speaker 7: services and the infrastructure and everything that the people that
Speaker 7: spent you know, centuries building and facilitating for their own people,
Speaker 7: and then they just get to the people is going
Speaker 7: to walk in and use it. And in Canada, we're paying,
Speaker 7: we're paying like sixteen billion to refugees who shouldn't be
Speaker 7: here in the first place. That's just illegal immigrants. And
Speaker 7: we're paying them two hundred and forty three dollars a day.
Speaker 7: That's more than the average Canadian makes a day.
Speaker 9: It's nuts.
Speaker 8: And when you think about it that way, it's like,
Speaker 8: we have all this money, why would we I don't
Speaker 8: think we should do this either, but why wouldn't we
Speaker 8: help them in their own countries? America is only four
Speaker 8: percent of the land in the entire world. Like, realistically,
Speaker 8: not everyone can move to America, So why would we.
Speaker 9: Not use that money to help them build infrastructure?
Speaker 8: And I guess colonize them, which is the world's greatest fear.
Speaker 9: Like if they want.
Speaker 8: Infrastructure, like Americans, we could probably contract Americans to.
Speaker 9: Go build that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's not that's a good point. And even
Speaker 7: like with this, like I know, I think it's interesting
Speaker 7: because like I grew up with indigenous friends. You know,
Speaker 7: I played football with a bunch of natives and stuff
Speaker 7: like that, and and I had like close friends that
Speaker 7: were native and stuff. And my I'm starting to my
Speaker 7: patients is starting to wear thin with their rhetoric. Also
Speaker 7: because we've paid them this year alone thirty point five
Speaker 7: billion dollars, billions of dollars. And then they're like they're
Speaker 7: crying about having clean water. If you gave if you
Speaker 7: gave white people a piece of land, don't give them
Speaker 7: any money. Just at whatever money they had, they would
Speaker 7: build it from nothing.
Speaker 6: That's a fact.
Speaker 7: There's a guy name Devin Stacked, think his name is
Speaker 7: the guy does a black pilt and he talks about that.
Speaker 7: He's like, you know, give a reserve, like say the
Speaker 7: Navajole Reserve. If we're so evil and racist, give us
Speaker 7: a spot of land. And he was like, watch within
Speaker 7: a couple of years, everyone be banging on that door
Speaker 7: wanting to come in. And the thing is what happens
Speaker 7: sadly and is true. You know, Indigenous women go missing.
Speaker 7: I think there's a lot of conspiracies, but that that
Speaker 7: their bloodline. For some reason, the parasites, the elites or
Speaker 7: whatever find their blood interesting and want to use it
Speaker 7: so that it's it's weird. There's a lot of Indigenous
Speaker 7: women that go missing. A candidate, it's like, it's it's
Speaker 7: pretty bizarre. There's a highway of tears. And then so
Speaker 7: you know a lot of what happens too, which is sad.
Speaker 7: Is like a lot of the money gets taken out
Speaker 7: by the chiefs and they just like how politicians do,
Speaker 7: they steal a lot of the money and then use
Speaker 7: it to benefit themselves and not even their own people.
Speaker 7: And I've driven I'm really close to a reserve and
Speaker 7: i drive through it. I've been there with buddies getting
Speaker 7: smokes and there's nothing. They're building nothing. It's like it's
Speaker 7: like gas station, gas station, smoke shop, gas station, smoke shop,
Speaker 7: weed shop, gas station, smoke shop. It's like there's nothing
Speaker 7: else there. They're not using utilizing the land to even
Speaker 7: grow crops a lot of times, and I'm like, you're
Speaker 7: kind of in my head, I'm like, you're kind of
Speaker 7: doing it to yourself. You want to play this whole victimhood.
Speaker 7: And there is people and this is also and this
Speaker 7: is not against Indigenous people because I it's just a
Speaker 7: point that I need to make, is that they will
Speaker 7: get off with crimes. Like there's people that I knew
Speaker 7: that got hit by a drunk driving Native and he
Speaker 7: got off free because Scott free because of ancestral ancestral trauma.
Speaker 7: And this has happened numerous times where people have gotten
Speaker 7: away with murder, literally murdering people because of ancestral trauma,
Speaker 7: and they'll let them free.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 8: No, and that's the problem, I would say, to the
Speaker 8: point of nationalism. One of the reasons we need that
Speaker 8: so bad is we give all this money, not just
Speaker 8: to natives, but to countries all over, and we never
Speaker 8: ask for an accounting on it, so that money, I
Speaker 8: would say, is likely being blundered and going to a
Speaker 8: select few. So even though we do try to help
Speaker 8: all these countries, the people of those countries don't understand
Speaker 8: that because it's not actually going to help them.
Speaker 9: So I'm not necessarily anti foreign aid.
Speaker 8: If we're doing so well, we have so much excess
Speaker 8: wealth like how it used to be.
Speaker 9: I'm okay with us going and helping other countries.
Speaker 8: I kind of feel like we have a duty to
Speaker 8: do that, But we also have a duty to get
Speaker 8: an accounting to make sure that money is actually being.
Speaker 9: Used for the right things.
Speaker 8: And I'd rather do it in a way where if
Speaker 8: a country needed something, they make a request for that
Speaker 8: one thing to say.
Speaker 9: It's plumbing or water price, yeah, and then.
Speaker 8: We go through see what an accurate budget of this
Speaker 8: would look like give them that amount of money and
Speaker 8: make sure it's actually done, and no money if it
Speaker 8: isn't actually done. We stop dealing with countries that are
Speaker 8: just looking to take advantage of us.
Speaker 6: And that's what a lot of countries are doing. And
Speaker 6: the thing is interesting.
Speaker 7: Look at South Africa, right, there was nobody really there,
Speaker 7: that's a fact, man, And then white people went and
Speaker 7: settled that country and built it literally from nothing. There
Speaker 7: was like literally no tribes there. There's not a lot
Speaker 7: of people actually there. And then they claimed, oh, you know,
Speaker 7: this is still land and all this shit, and they
Speaker 7: moved to another spot, built it from nothing, and they're
Speaker 7: still complaining. And it's crazy that if you gave that
Speaker 7: to any other race, it wouldn't be the same thing.
Speaker 7: And that's what people have to understand. There is differences.
Speaker 7: Africa's been around forever and I know there's things that
Speaker 7: are being done to obviously destroy people on face of everything, right,
Speaker 7: and that they're being held down in some regard too.
Speaker 7: But now because of all the stuff that they're probably
Speaker 7: being fed by the communist Western governments and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: they're like literally going around and killing white people. There's
Speaker 7: stories about them holding children down and pouring boiling hot
Speaker 7: water into the children's mouth while the parents watch stuff
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so have you seen the.
Speaker 8: Road of crosses they have there for just full white
Speaker 8: farmer or South African that's been killed since apartheid ended.
Speaker 8: I watched a three minute video of it, and I
Speaker 8: was trying to get an estimate of how big those
Speaker 8: numbers were, and the best one I could find was
Speaker 8: around seventy thousand. So when you compare the apartheid prior
Speaker 8: not that that was a good I'm not celebrating apartheid, but.
Speaker 9: If you're going to be killed, if you don't live.
Speaker 8: Separately from these people, isn't morally wrong to want to? Personally,
Speaker 8: I think no, I don't see that as a I
Speaker 8: guess I would say I don't see living near anyone
Speaker 8: as a human right per se. You have the right
Speaker 8: to have your place and have that how you like it,
Speaker 8: but you don't have the right to come in and
Speaker 8: kill people because you want to take their things, and
Speaker 8: obviously those people aren't going to want to live with you.
Speaker 9: It's pure safety matter.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 7: There is and this is like people don't want to
Speaker 7: acknowledge it, but there is a wet white genocide going on,
Speaker 7: and and it's quite clear every day I see it.
Speaker 7: I've read into it a lot, and I truly believe
Speaker 7: that this comes from communist ideologies, right I. Interestingly enough,
Speaker 7: I heard you talk about the Bolshevik Revolution. A lot
Speaker 7: of people don't know about that, and I was going
Speaker 7: to ask you where did you acquire your knowledge? When
Speaker 7: did you start reading into this stuff, because it like
Speaker 7: a lot of people don't know about the Hall the
Speaker 7: More and some of these things that they're literally trying
Speaker 7: to erase from history. So white people don't realize that
Speaker 7: this is already, especially Christians, this has already been done
Speaker 7: to us.
Speaker 8: Yeah. No, the last one hundred and fifty years, honestly
Speaker 8: for Christians hasn't been that great if you look outside
Speaker 8: of our countries.
Speaker 9: I started looking into.
Speaker 8: It, I want to say, Candice Owens started talking about
Speaker 8: the Bolshevik Revolution, or maybe it was someone on Twitter,
Speaker 8: but I read this book. It's called The Gulag Archipelago,
Speaker 8: and I highly highly recommend it. It used to be required
Speaker 8: reading because people are sold to Marxism or communism really
Speaker 8: the same thing, and they don't ever talk about the
Speaker 8: bad sides of it.
Speaker 9: They don't talk about.
Speaker 8: The lived experience of people who actually went through it.
Speaker 8: And it comes from this almost like utopia thinking of
Speaker 8: people want to create equality in utopia everywhere, but all
Speaker 8: that that's ever done has made people start Basically, it's
Speaker 8: never worked.
Speaker 9: We've tried it.
Speaker 8: Maybe it was an okay idea at the time, but
Speaker 8: now we have like a century of evidence that says
Speaker 8: it's not so. I think people, to your point earlier,
Speaker 8: really need to kill the idea of equality.
Speaker 7: Life isn't fair nothing, yeah, nothing in nature is equal.
Speaker 7: I actually have like a whole I told my body.
Speaker 7: I was like, I have like a whole thing of
Speaker 7: communists like ready to go, but like it might take
Speaker 7: us a long time because I have the entire breakdown
Speaker 7: of like when it first popped off to like to
Speaker 7: Vietnam and Cuba, and it's like I found a bunch
Speaker 7: of information. I find these like really crazy sites that like, yeah,
Speaker 7: most people wouldn't be able to find, but stuff that
Speaker 7: out like outlines a bunch of people would consider conspiracy stuff,
Speaker 7: but it's more of truth shedding light, like the Travistock
Speaker 7: Institution and stuff like that. And it is interesting because
Speaker 7: I started looking to the Bolshevik Revolution. Now, I didn't
Speaker 7: hear about it until like a couple of years ago.
Speaker 7: And it is interesting because it was facilitated by pretty
Speaker 7: much Jewish people, Leon Trotsky, Karl, who's that other guy Lenin,
Speaker 7: And it was facilitated, I think, to destroy white people
Speaker 7: in general. And that's funny when even you talk about
Speaker 7: people's lived experiences, and it's a crazy world we live
Speaker 7: in when people that weren't alive today weren't alive back then.
Speaker 7: Will jail a ninety three year old woman for saying
Speaker 7: that the things that happen in Nazi Germany are not
Speaker 7: what they're telling you. And she essentially said that what
Speaker 7: you're being shown about the Holocaust through Hollywood is not
Speaker 7: true in the way they've shown it, and she experienced
Speaker 7: it and she got put in jail and died in
Speaker 7: there for speaking out against it.
Speaker 9: It's crazy.
Speaker 8: And the number of communists that have told me, oh, well,
Speaker 8: you're just an universtocrit you don't get it, And I'm like,
Speaker 8: you realize we have refugees in America that have fled
Speaker 8: communist regimes. Why don't you ask any one of them
Speaker 8: and listen to what they say, Because they're the most
Speaker 8: anti communist people you'll ever meet. They're normally conservative because
Speaker 8: they watched their country go through hell. But people aren't
Speaker 8: willing to consider that outside of what they're told there
Speaker 8: might be another side to it. So that's I don't
Speaker 8: have a problem with teaching Western history accurately. I don't
Speaker 8: think everything we've done is great. We've obviously committed atrocities.
Speaker 8: The thing is we don't apologize for those people, like
Speaker 8: we're not making excuses for them. Yeah, there's another side
Speaker 8: to that where it's like, Okay, was it for the
Speaker 8: good of all people that we did some of those things?
Speaker 8: Like the Aztecs, for example, if they were doing human sacrifices,
Speaker 8: is it bad that the Spanish came in and conquered
Speaker 8: them and made them stop?
Speaker 9: In my opinion?
Speaker 7: Now, yeah, Well so we have too with the the
Speaker 7: indigenous that a lot of people want to be like,
Speaker 7: you know, they weren't. They weren't like peaceful people that
Speaker 7: everyone wants to claim that they were. There's tribes that
Speaker 7: don't exist anymore because another tribe genocided them, and that's
Speaker 7: like a fact.
Speaker 6: They killed each other.
Speaker 8: Very good tribes they wanted to knock out so it's
Speaker 8: you know, if you were to give the land back
Speaker 8: to them, which was and where was their land?
Speaker 9: They moved around a lot of them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there were nomadic tribes that probably came from Southeast
Speaker 7: Asia and stuff like that, and it is crazy. That's
Speaker 7: one of the reasons why they try to justify. And
Speaker 7: it's like they were like killing each other and conquering
Speaker 7: each other, but somehow they were this innocent people that
Speaker 7: were living in peace and all that stuff, and they
Speaker 7: were cannibalizing each other. A lot of tribes killed their
Speaker 7: enemies and then ate them and stuff like that, tore
Speaker 7: out their hearts. The crazy and then there are people
Speaker 7: try to like justify all this stuff. And the thing
Speaker 7: is my problem too, is I want to scream this
Speaker 7: from the rooftops sometimes, but it's like you can't justify
Speaker 7: what's happening now by bringing up atrocities that happened in
Speaker 7: the past that nobody has anything to do with today
Speaker 7: and was mostly done at the hands of Oligarch's politicians
Speaker 7: and corrupt governments that weren't in favor of the people
Speaker 7: and weren't represents representatives of other people and still aren't today.
Speaker 6: So it's like, well, I see this common a lot. Well,
Speaker 6: you're the Western.
Speaker 7: People did this, Your people did this, Your people did that.
Speaker 6: My people didn't do anything.
Speaker 7: My ancestors and the people that came here to build
Speaker 7: this country out of nothing barely made it here alive,
Speaker 7: crossing the ocean, ocean on boats, had to endure the elements,
Speaker 7: not to mention the people that are trying to kill
Speaker 7: them when they showed up here, because a lot of
Speaker 7: Europeans showed up here and they were killed. The indigenous
Speaker 7: tribes were slaughtering European children, scalping them, doing like crazy
Speaker 7: stuff like that. And then so obviously you have to
Speaker 7: understand history and why certain things happen and why people retaliated.
Speaker 7: And ninety five percent of the indigenous died because of disease,
Speaker 7: and I believe it was unintentional.
Speaker 8: I do too, because it's never been preven that they
Speaker 8: were given a smallpox blanket or whatever they do ye
Speaker 8: And how would you know that, Like, I don't know,
Speaker 8: like you could innostantly give someone a blanket not realizing
Speaker 8: it could give them smallpox. And maybe it did happen,
Speaker 8: but if it did, that was probably the actions of
Speaker 8: a few people. It wasn't the entire public conspired, so
Speaker 8: I don't really consider it genocide. Is it sad, yes, yes,
Speaker 8: but it's not like they came in and just were like,
Speaker 8: let's kill everybody, like.
Speaker 6: That's right, and I don't believe that's what happened.
Speaker 7: The French settlers made agreements with the indigenous and they
Speaker 7: met them with kindness. Like I want to get through
Speaker 7: this book so I can talk more about but I
Speaker 7: do think everyone should read this because the guy is uh,
Speaker 7: he lays it out.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna listen. He did a talk.
Speaker 7: Recently and I'm gonna listen to his talk because it's
Speaker 7: interesting to have a point of view like that. There's
Speaker 7: also a guy named Robert Zephyr, that's his name, does
Speaker 7: a lot of actually really good YouTube videos and breaks
Speaker 7: down like a lot of these stories about arians and
Speaker 7: that's where I found out about the idea of the Wagas.
Speaker 7: And he shows you all the proof that there was
Speaker 7: supposed to be white giants. And it's interesting because a
Speaker 7: lot of people claim a specifically the Wagas it were
Speaker 7: it could have been Vikings maybe that, but they're also
Speaker 7: like they were had orange hair, so people think they
Speaker 7: were like the Nephelum. There's like really weird stories about that.
Speaker 7: But even like the Vikings came here a thousand years ago,
Speaker 7: settled in Newfoundland and then eventually mostly probably just died out.
Speaker 7: But like when the French settlers came here, some of
Speaker 7: the married indigenous women and started like blending together and
Speaker 7: the maidies were like created. And it's like this idea
Speaker 7: people I believe do not know anything about history.
Speaker 6: They don't know anything other than.
Speaker 7: What they're told through an algorithm or through some sort
Speaker 7: of brainwash Marxist teacher, yes, no, and.
Speaker 9: The Marxist stuff.
Speaker 8: Now that I know about it and have researched it,
Speaker 8: I spot it really easily, and it just irritates me
Speaker 8: for no end to no end, because it's just a
Speaker 8: way to make excuses for people like I don't care
Speaker 8: if someone came from a poor background. If you kill
Speaker 8: someone or you rape someone, you should go to jail.
Speaker 8: And I would hold myself to the same standard. So
Speaker 8: I don't think it's it's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's crazy. Uh.
Speaker 7: And And this idea of like so if my if
Speaker 7: if if if you say, like they say someone like
Speaker 7: trying to justify this, so if my great great grandfather
Speaker 7: punched your great great grand father in the face. Does
Speaker 7: that give me the excuse to punch you in the face,
Speaker 7: Like that's the mentality that these people have.
Speaker 8: Yes. No, And they're basically the things they hate us
Speaker 8: or they're saying, Okay, well, I actually don't have a
Speaker 8: problem with these things as long as they're not done
Speaker 8: to me and I'm the one doing them. So it's like,
Speaker 8: you don't have a problem with genocide if I tell
Speaker 8: you we're being genocided and I can prove that, and
Speaker 8: you're celebrating it.
Speaker 9: So you celebrate genocide.
Speaker 6: That's what they're doing.
Speaker 9: And just said you guys, I just personally would like
Speaker 9: to live.
Speaker 7: Separately, Yes, And why I think that that people if
Speaker 7: it like this idea. I did a video and I
Speaker 7: was like, why is it racist? So if you want
Speaker 7: to keep India for the Indians, China for the Chinese,
Speaker 7: but you can't keep Scotland for the Scottish, or Irish
Speaker 7: Ireland for the Irish, And I said, our Kayada for
Speaker 7: the Canadians, all because we're colonizers. And at the end
Speaker 7: then but it's like we build these countries that have
Speaker 7: nothing in the first place.
Speaker 6: But it's not racist.
Speaker 7: To want this in any other country, and you think
Speaker 7: that Japanese give a shit what you think about them,
Speaker 7: and they're like national identity. They talk about race openly
Speaker 7: and the interesting thing do I do find And I've
Speaker 7: talked to a couple of Asian people about this too,
Speaker 7: and I really like Arthur kawand Lee.
Speaker 6: That guy is great.
Speaker 7: He actually advocates for the for white people and sees
Speaker 7: what's happening to us. He's uh, he's South Korean and
Speaker 7: he was on Jake Shields podcast Jake. If you haven't
Speaker 7: heard Jake Shields, check out his show. He's guys like
Speaker 7: doing some great work and having very eye opening conversations,
Speaker 7: including debates about the Holocaust and stuff like. I actually
Speaker 7: really appreciate Jake Shields. If I can ever get on
Speaker 7: the show, I will. But I tried to get I
Speaker 7: was talking and trying to get Arthur quand Lee on.
Speaker 7: But I've had a bunch of Asian people agree with
Speaker 7: me and say like, yeah, this is crazy. And they
Speaker 7: openly talk about race and racism, mostly of or racial
Speaker 7: realism and the idea that there is differences between us
Speaker 7: and they don't want certain people in their countries because
Speaker 7: it destroys them, and then it it's just the amount
Speaker 7: of stuff that has gone on to just systematically story
Speaker 7: of white people is all the evidence is there. And
Speaker 7: the more that people want to close their eyes and
Speaker 7: plug the ears and say it's not happening, the more
Speaker 7: that you will see the deaths of thousands of people.
Speaker 7: The amount of people that died because of mass immigration
Speaker 7: is gone through the roof. And those people, those little
Speaker 7: girls in England, all these children that have been systematically
Speaker 7: raped and killed by migrants, would would be alive today
Speaker 7: if none of this stuff was happening.
Speaker 8: Yes. No, And that's why I hate the argument. And
Speaker 8: I've seen so much of this, especially with that UK grooming.
Speaker 9: Scandal coming crazy, horrifying. It makes me want to cry
Speaker 9: to read what happened.
Speaker 8: But people will justify it and we'll try to be like, oh, well,
Speaker 8: white men rape too, some white men are pedophiles, and again, yes,
Speaker 8: but they were at least born here. We can't avoid
Speaker 8: not being a problem, and we don't apologize for them.
Speaker 8: We do not condone that behavior. We're not making excuses.
Speaker 8: We're all asking for that Epstein list. And you know,
Speaker 8: I would be fine with any white politician going to jail.
Speaker 8: I'd be fine with my brother going to jail if
Speaker 8: he did that. Like, I think it's wrong, point blank,
Speaker 8: no matter who's doing it. And I think other countries
Speaker 8: have been trained to be a lot more tribalists, so
Speaker 8: they always look out and make excuses for their own
Speaker 8: because they don't want their own to look bad. And
Speaker 8: that's all good and well, but when you put that
Speaker 8: in a country where the majority population is not allowed
Speaker 8: to have any identity, you're not allowed to defend yourself, well,
Speaker 8: it's very obvious what that's.
Speaker 9: Going to lead to.
Speaker 7: It's crazy that they're saying that that the grooming Muslim
Speaker 7: gangs or whatever they've systematically raped two hundred thousand little girls.
Speaker 8: Yes, and they're overrepresented, like they commit eighty percent. It's
Speaker 8: either eighty or eighty seven percent of all gang rapes.
Speaker 8: So why do we need this enrichment? Obviously it's going
Speaker 8: to be a thing. You can't get rid of it.
Speaker 8: That's life. But you can certainly prevent very predictable outcomes
Speaker 8: and learn your lesson.
Speaker 7: And those people didn't need to die in the same
Speaker 7: the same thing I believe with even Palestine, those children
Speaker 7: didn't need to die. People trying to justify what's happening
Speaker 7: over there. I've seen the footage the Israeli soldiers were
Speaker 7: using children as dartboards.
Speaker 6: It's what hook me up.
Speaker 8: And I actually I've had multiple times where I've told
Speaker 8: people I have friends there from well off white families
Speaker 8: that lost their job advocating for Palestine and they've not
Speaker 8: been able to get rehired. So the idea that we
Speaker 8: don't care is ridiculous. But then when the same thing
Speaker 8: happens to us, no one defends us. So basically, if
Speaker 8: we don't collectivize, no one's going to come to our rescue.
Speaker 7: Basically now, and all the governments are own and bought
Speaker 7: and paid for by Israel and India.
Speaker 6: In my opinion, like.
Speaker 7: There is at least over fifty MP's in Canada. I
Speaker 7: think it's all of them. I always say fuck the
Speaker 7: three hundred and thirty eight because I think all of
Speaker 7: them are complicit in this genocide, you could say, in
Speaker 7: this cultural destruction. They beat people in the streets with
Speaker 7: horse with rifle butts and stock like trample domes and
Speaker 7: horses for them peacefully protesting, and not one politician, not PP,
Speaker 7: not none of these people stood up against that. They
Speaker 7: didn't rush out to the aid of the Canadian people.
Speaker 7: They reaped the benefits of what COVID did to people
Speaker 7: and how they made money off of all of it.
Speaker 7: And they they give themselves raises every year without our consent.
Speaker 6: They steal from us.
Speaker 7: And like you were gonna say earlier, like about politicians
Speaker 7: going to jail, I don't. I've never seen a politician
Speaker 7: ever go to jail in my lifetime ever. And these
Speaker 7: people have done more to systematically destroy people, not just
Speaker 7: white people, but everyday people across this world than any
Speaker 7: other like job or like anything. It's crazy.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, And I think there's this idea that power corrupts.
Speaker 8: I don't necessarily think that's the case. I think power
Speaker 8: tructs the corrupt, especially if you have a corrupt system.
Speaker 8: Were only the most corrupt or ever going to rise
Speaker 8: to the top, well, yeah, you're gonna see rampant corruption.
Speaker 9: And that's one of the importances with nationalism is too.
Speaker 8: When people bring up things like Congo and how they're
Speaker 8: basically enslaving the people there, I think that's horrible. I
Speaker 8: think our corporations should not be allowed to do that.
Speaker 8: It's illegal and we should be enforcing that. But because
Speaker 8: we don't have good people that care about that, that
Speaker 8: can't happen. And with a divided population of us constantly
Speaker 8: at our throats, we can't get that. So it's not
Speaker 8: only destroying the US, but it has this big ripple
Speaker 8: effect with like Palestine as well. I think it's white,
Speaker 8: normal people like the Wasps who lost power. We're running
Speaker 8: the government. I don't think that would be happening. The
Speaker 8: problem is our politicians are sellout. It's not that the
Speaker 8: average person wants this or benefits from it whatsoever.
Speaker 7: Now And that's the problem I have too, is like
Speaker 7: with all these people, especially bring up some of the
Speaker 7: Indigenous stuff, and I care personally, like I care for
Speaker 7: my own people because I'm watching them get destroyed. But
Speaker 7: I care it's as much as I care about white
Speaker 7: people and just Canadians in general that have been here
Speaker 7: for generations. I also really care about the indigenous communities
Speaker 7: because I do think that that they should have more
Speaker 7: representation in government. There is more people in Parliament that
Speaker 7: are Indian and have dual citizenship with other countries, and
Speaker 7: there is representation of the indigenous communities, which I think
Speaker 7: is really wrong because I truly think that if you
Speaker 7: put some like good hearted Indigenous people in the government,
Speaker 7: things would change.
Speaker 6: Actually, but they don't want that in any regard.
Speaker 7: I believe right, and there was a time where the
Speaker 7: Indigenous and especially the white European population the real Canadians
Speaker 7: because the people are like I've seen on videos where
Speaker 7: I talk about what a Canadian is because everyone wants
Speaker 7: to think it's this blended multiculturist bullshit, and that's not true.
Speaker 6: That's not what we're founded on.
Speaker 7: That's not what generations of people, you know, put their
Speaker 7: lives into. You look at the cenotaphs and the memorials.
Speaker 7: I don't see sing or Paul Minder. I see, like
Speaker 7: Thompson and Robertson, that those are the Canadian names that
Speaker 7: lived and died for this country, even though I do
Speaker 7: believe they were fighting on the side of the communists
Speaker 7: and didn't know it. I have a song that I
Speaker 7: wrote for essentially maybe I'll play at the end of this,
Speaker 7: but it's a It was a song inspired by Jeremy Mackenzie.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you know who that is. He's
Speaker 7: like a Canadian nationalist. You ever heard Dagalon.
Speaker 9: I don't think so maybe yeah.
Speaker 7: We're we have some nationalist groups like kind of like
Speaker 7: Patriot Front and stuff like that, which I listened to
Speaker 7: to Thomas Russo on Jake Shield's podcast, and I don't
Speaker 7: think the guy's a FED.
Speaker 6: Everyone wants to be like, these guys are all Feds.
Speaker 7: It's because they want they don't want people to collectivize.
Speaker 7: And so he's like a nationalist, a very unspoken one.
Speaker 7: The whole reason the emergency at got called. They justified
Speaker 7: it by saying there was this white nationalist group.
Speaker 6: So he's done.
Speaker 7: He's very popular streamer here, one of the more outspoken
Speaker 7: dissidents of the government, and he did a speech.
Speaker 6: So I wrote a song about it.
Speaker 7: I talk about how like the essentially that they fought
Speaker 7: and died for communism, but they unknowingly did it right like,
Speaker 7: and so all these people that gave their lives for
Speaker 7: this country, those are the Canadian people at the end
Speaker 7: of the day. And you can't just show up here
Speaker 7: and then you be Canadian because you walk on the
Speaker 7: magic dirt. That's not real. It doesn't make sense. I
Speaker 7: did this video where I was like, so if me
Speaker 7: and my wife go to India and we have a
Speaker 7: kid in India.
Speaker 6: Would that make the kid Indian?
Speaker 7: No, it'd make maybe a citizen, but it wouldn't make
Speaker 7: the kid Indian exactly.
Speaker 8: And I think they've intentionally muddy into that line. And
Speaker 8: it's also why I don't advocate ever for America or
Speaker 8: Canada to be completely an ethnic state. I think if
Speaker 8: we did that, it would be brain drain and we
Speaker 8: should honestly keep our promises, so people that have lived
Speaker 8: here hundreds of years.
Speaker 9: We need to find a system that makes that work.
Speaker 8: I'm okay with that, But when it comes to Europe,
Speaker 8: that should basically be an ethno state, Scotland for the
Speaker 8: Scottishish for the Irish. That's the compromise I'm willing to
Speaker 8: get to. But that being said, we always were a
Speaker 8: strong white European majority in all these countries, so that
Speaker 8: needs to be maintained. And that doesn't mean nobody can
Speaker 8: ever immigrate here, and it doesn't mean it needs to be.
Speaker 9: Completely all white.
Speaker 8: But I also do think we should fully control the
Speaker 8: government because you look at India, they only have Indians
Speaker 8: in the government.
Speaker 9: You look at Asia they have Asians in their government.
Speaker 8: I don't think you can serve two masters and frankly,
Speaker 8: if I moved to any of those countries, which would
Speaker 8: be difficult because they would probably reject me if I
Speaker 8: wasn't adding to their country. But even if I did
Speaker 8: move there, there's not a chance in hell they would
Speaker 8: let me run their country.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the craziest thing too. There's a there's a guy.
Speaker 7: It's like a he's a full blown Nazi. But his
Speaker 7: name's Handsome Truth, very interesting guy, and I think he
Speaker 7: I think he's like I don't really believe.
Speaker 6: I don't really believe too much.
Speaker 7: Like I think he's a little extreme, but uh, he
Speaker 7: talks about the stuff where he trolls people on a Magle,
Speaker 7: that webcam app and he was like, do you do
Speaker 7: you think that they have white people running the military
Speaker 7: in Mexico and stuff like that, No, or any of
Speaker 7: the fact that we're like you have white people running
Speaker 7: the military in Africa or the government in China, right,
Speaker 7: and yet we allow, especially in Canada, there should be
Speaker 7: nobody in Parliament that at least wasn't born here, and
Speaker 7: we have many MPs that weren't even born here. Even
Speaker 7: in a They're taken over everywhere, like especially Indians, And
Speaker 7: I think this is being done on purpose.
Speaker 9: AI too, which is terrifying.
Speaker 8: They're buying our whole tech sector now and you see
Speaker 8: the results of that. We have planes falling out of
Speaker 8: the sky and nine dollars engineers.
Speaker 9: It's just been a disaster.
Speaker 7: You see their space program. What you see their space
Speaker 7: program right.
Speaker 9: Like they put a man on the moon.
Speaker 8: So clearly these geniuses from India we need, even though
Speaker 8: we were just fine before and when nineteen sixty five,
Speaker 8: by then we were already a world power, we were
Speaker 8: the world leader. The country was already powerful. That's why
Speaker 8: they want to come to it. It's not like they're
Speaker 8: coming like us, to an undeveloped or underdeveloped to be
Speaker 8: fair land and building on it.
Speaker 9: They're just coming to take and destroy and half.
Speaker 8: Of them funnel that money back into their home country,
Speaker 8: where the currency change makes it a shit ton of money.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's why.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: The the the point that like these people are systematically
Speaker 7: taking our money also is crazy because like all that
Speaker 7: money that would have been put back into the system
Speaker 7: for the Canadians benefits is now being zerped by all
Speaker 7: these people in India and taken from us. And it's
Speaker 7: they're like they've taken over multiple cities pretty much at
Speaker 7: this at this point, now there's in a in a
Speaker 7: town over for me, a little city I guess you
Speaker 7: could call a city, but yeah, I guess it's a
Speaker 7: little city. And un Indian guys, the MP there now
Speaker 7: a place that was never like was always been majority white.
Speaker 7: It's crazy. It's everywhere. They're taking over political positions everywhere.
Speaker 7: And I truly believe that they, you know, with the
Speaker 7: IQ of seventy four collectively or whatever, they're really they
Speaker 7: really believe in their head. I'm sure most of them
Speaker 7: have been sold this line that oh, yeah because the
Speaker 7: whatever sub yeah, that this is now are their country
Speaker 7: that they get to take over over because the justification
Speaker 7: of the British using a little bit of your resources
Speaker 7: to build Canada because it wasn't just the British empire right.
Speaker 8: Crazy too because they always say, I don't know if
Speaker 8: anyone said this to you, that the Brits stole forty
Speaker 8: five trillion.
Speaker 9: They're like, just give us our forty five trillion back
Speaker 9: and we'll leave you alone.
Speaker 8: Well, the highest the British GDP has ever been is
Speaker 8: three point three trillion, So I don't know where the
Speaker 8: other forty two trillion.
Speaker 9: You think we stole is But they're pretty easy.
Speaker 7: They're they're they're mentally insane, Like that's a fact that
Speaker 7: they get. They're making up all this stuff because they're
Speaker 7: trying to justify this invasion. That's what exactly it is,
Speaker 7: and I'm not going to deny it.
Speaker 8: Like they openly admit that they're here to conquer and
Speaker 8: dismantle our systems because we did that to them. So
Speaker 8: they're admitting that this is not about them seeking a
Speaker 8: better life. India's not at war. It might be a
Speaker 8: trash country, but it's not war torn.
Speaker 9: We've never bombed them. I don't know why we are
Speaker 9: obligated to be a jobs program for them.
Speaker 7: And like I said, I've never voted to send my
Speaker 7: money to Ukraine. I've never voted for mass immigration. I
Speaker 7: never voted to give millions of dollars to Uganda for
Speaker 7: gender studies. I've never voted. We don't vote for any
Speaker 7: of this shit. They just take our money and they
Speaker 7: do what they want with us while they launder it,
Speaker 7: especially through Ukraine, which is a child trafficking hub of
Speaker 7: the world.
Speaker 6: One of them, and hey.
Speaker 9: Look white Christian versus white Christian. Yeah, just stoying fight Europe.
Speaker 8: Because then we can just kill each other in more
Speaker 8: brother wors like we don't want this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that.
Speaker 7: I truly believe that most of the soldiers, if they
Speaker 7: saw what happened to their countries now, they would have
Speaker 7: laid down their arms and joined Germany.
Speaker 6: I truly believe that.
Speaker 8: I think we had to have lost that or otherwise
Speaker 8: the past what would it been like eighty years? They
Speaker 8: don't make any sense because think about it from like
Speaker 8: a white person's point of view, is how I try
Speaker 8: to explainage people. Why would we advocate for us to
Speaker 8: have less power, less opportunities, less money. If we're in
Speaker 8: control of everything and we want to world domination, we're
Speaker 8: trying to force that upon everyone.
Speaker 9: Why would we be doing that?
Speaker 6: Yeah? And it's so crazy because I believe.
Speaker 7: I believe those wars happened for many different reasons. One
Speaker 7: of them was to consolidate all the gold and the
Speaker 7: money into the Federal Reserve, which is owned by jew
Speaker 7: Rothschild's the federal banking system, right. And then I also
Speaker 7: believe that it gave the justification to give the Jews Israel.
Speaker 7: I do believe that as part of it, they created
Speaker 7: these both World War one and two are essentially the
Speaker 7: same war just carried on, and then there's all these
Speaker 7: other different reasons. But also another one was to exterminate
Speaker 7: like millions of people. Because there's a quote I can't
Speaker 7: remember who it's from, but it's like the it was
Speaker 7: the biggest egotistical thing that someone in power can do,
Speaker 7: is not to send one person to a frying chair,
Speaker 7: but to send millions off the war to die.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 8: And that's what they're doing in Ukraine, and it's actually heartbreaking.
Speaker 8: I've had, or at least this one message that really
Speaker 8: stuck with me, where this guy from Ukraine lent off
Speaker 8: on me about the West, and I felt horrible because
Speaker 8: we are basically funding for him to go off and die.
Speaker 8: You know, he's not wrong for saying that, but we
Speaker 8: don't have a say in that. If they put it
Speaker 8: to a popular vote on any of these wars, you
Speaker 8: would probably get something of like ninety percent of people
Speaker 8: saying no, did you see the fires we had in California?
Speaker 9: We had no water. They're probably not going to get
Speaker 9: any help, just like with Hurricane Helen.
Speaker 8: I want our money going to help our people if
Speaker 8: there's excess. I'm okay with accounting provided helping other countries,
Speaker 8: but not any of the other bullshit we're doing.
Speaker 9: It doesn't benefit me.
Speaker 8: And that's coming from yeah, oh regular white person who
Speaker 8: they see us privileged or whatever.
Speaker 7: Those fires are not natural in any way. It's weather manipulation.
Speaker 7: They have patterns of this geo engineering. It's very real.
Speaker 7: And that is that is a good point. Is like
Speaker 7: I've always hated war, had never wanted this shit. Nobody
Speaker 7: wants this stuff. And there was like one of the
Speaker 7: biggest demonstrations during the Iraq War of like like literally
Speaker 7: millions of people in America opposing it, probably in Canada too.
Speaker 7: At that point, I was too young to really be
Speaker 7: there and know what was going on, but I've seen
Speaker 7: footage of this and the petitions were all sorts of
Speaker 7: things were done and nothing was done about it with
Speaker 7: some of the largest demonstrations, and nothing's done. It doesn't
Speaker 7: matter how many petitions you sign, how many large demonstrations
Speaker 7: people have, unless it's literally millions upon millions of people,
Speaker 7: it's done nothing. The Freedom Convoy in Canada may inspired
Speaker 7: the world in some regard of staying up against like
Speaker 7: an authoritarian tyrant who then stayed in his position of
Speaker 7: power all this I made this point on another show.
Speaker 7: All the same people that destroyed your businesses, that that
Speaker 7: locked you down, that forced you to get an experimental needle,
Speaker 7: all this shit that they've done to human beings, they're
Speaker 7: still all in power. That same system that enabled Trudeau
Speaker 7: to be able to get away with what he did
Speaker 7: is still there. Everyone is celebrating him resigning, and I
Speaker 7: did a video and I was like, what are you celebrating?
Speaker 6: What do you celebrate? He should be in jail for
Speaker 6: the things.
Speaker 7: That he's done to people, from the scandals and from
Speaker 7: the treason and all the things. He should technically be
Speaker 7: hanging from the rafters, like that should be a real thing,
Speaker 7: Like we used to hang people for treason for less
Speaker 7: than what he's done. But yet he'll get to walk
Speaker 7: away with all of the money that he stole from
Speaker 7: Canadians and all the things that he's done, all the
Speaker 7: policies that have destroyed literally millions of people, And then
Speaker 7: he gets to walk away, and then Pierre comes into power,
Speaker 7: and that same system that enabled Trudeau to do that
Speaker 7: is still there, and.
Speaker 8: He still agrees on half the bad policies that so
Speaker 8: it's not really that different, at least from what I've seen.
Speaker 8: He doesn't look much more conservative than the last.
Speaker 9: Dude.
Speaker 7: He's been in politics his entire life. He's been a
Speaker 7: parasite his entire life. He's never worked a real job
Speaker 7: in his life, and there's always there's a video of
Speaker 7: him when he I.
Speaker 6: Got mud on my boots. Look at me.
Speaker 7: I'm the common people, and it's like you've never even
Speaker 7: worked a hard day in your life. That's why like
Speaker 7: this idea of we should like I agree with something
Speaker 7: that Jerry McKenzie says about, like you should have to
Speaker 7: join the military or be a firefighter or a police officer.
Speaker 7: You should be able to prove that you can stand
Speaker 7: up for your people and protect them before you ever
Speaker 7: go into a government job.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, And I was gonna make a I've been meaning
Speaker 8: at least to make a video on this because the
Speaker 8: more I look into it, I don't think aristocracy is
Speaker 8: that bad because you look at when America kind of
Speaker 8: started going to shit surround the nineteen sixties, so I
Speaker 8: think similar time.
Speaker 6: Frame to Canada, almost the exact time.
Speaker 8: So many articles online bragging about how they tripped the
Speaker 8: White Anglo Saxon Protestants into giving up their power. But
Speaker 8: before that, if you look at everyone's life, yes there
Speaker 8: was inequality.
Speaker 9: Yes it wasn't perfect.
Speaker 8: Yes they definitely thought they were better than everyone else,
Speaker 8: but maybe they were a little bit better at leading
Speaker 8: the country.
Speaker 9: And the average network for a white Anglo.
Speaker 8: Saxon Protestant at the time that was in government was
Speaker 8: around a million dollars today, so they weren't on a
Speaker 8: point where they didn't relate to the common person. Like, yes,
Speaker 8: they were a bit wealthier, they had a bit nicer house,
Speaker 8: but at the end of the day they would be
Speaker 8: at church with everybody else.
Speaker 6: There was a politician, a deefen Baker. I think I
Speaker 6: saw you say his name.
Speaker 7: He walked to work in parliament like and not look
Speaker 7: at like these fake Like there's a guy named jag
Speaker 7: Meat sing His real name is Jimmy Dewally. He used
Speaker 7: a name from India to like essentially blend in with
Speaker 7: their people, even though everyone's name is Singh, so it
Speaker 7: doesn't mean anything, and they're all like it means that
Speaker 7: I'm a prince or a king, a king, I'm related
Speaker 7: to kingship or some bullshit like that, and it's like,
Speaker 7: if you're all named sing, it's meaningless. And the fact
Speaker 7: that that probably proves how inbred your country is. Seventy
Speaker 7: five percent of Pakistan is inbred. But so's it's crazy.
Speaker 7: My one of my co he's I started the show
Speaker 7: with him. I've been friends with him for my whole life,
Speaker 7: pretty much half my life, and he's, uh, he's.
Speaker 6: A funny guy. He comes out, it comes in, and he.
Speaker 7: He just does comedy relief a lot of times, and
Speaker 7: he does these fun billy's fun fact of the day
Speaker 7: and uh. He did one where he was like, I
Speaker 7: guess how much of America is in bread? And I
Speaker 7: was like, I don't know, like twenty four percent or
Speaker 7: whatever like that, and he's like it's close twenty one
Speaker 7: or whatever. And I was like, can you, uh, can
Speaker 7: you tell me how much you think Pakistan's inbread?
Speaker 6: Is I don't know, like thirty percent? And I was like,
Speaker 6: he's like.
Speaker 7: Forty percent and I was He's like, no, way, fifty
Speaker 7: percent and I was like seventy five percent.
Speaker 6: He didn't believe me. He never believes me.
Speaker 7: I tell him, she like this and then he looked
Speaker 7: it up and he was like oh, sixty eight to
Speaker 7: eighty percent, so seventy five percent, And I was like, yeah,
Speaker 7: fucked up.
Speaker 8: And there's so many studies too on the effects of
Speaker 8: in breeding on how it can make you more violent,
Speaker 8: less intelligent, Like this has proven. And the biggest problem
Speaker 8: we have in the West is we're not allowed.
Speaker 9: To like acknowledge reality.
Speaker 8: Basically we have to deny reality sensors in order to
Speaker 8: not hurt people's feelings. But I'd rather hurt someone's feelings
Speaker 8: than watch actual people get hurt. So, like, if you're
Speaker 8: asking me to pick the lesser of two evils, I'm
Speaker 8: just gonna be blunt with it.
Speaker 9: And I think we should all start being that way.
Speaker 8: I think the idea of political correctness, well, it has
Speaker 8: correct in the term.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm right. You just don't like what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Basically it's true, and and the thing is too right.
Speaker 7: It lowers IQ. And there's like eighty percent of arranged
Speaker 7: marriages in India is to one of their like first
Speaker 7: cousins or second cousins. It's crazy, that's you No, And
Speaker 7: I don't want.
Speaker 9: To move to India.
Speaker 8: So, like my thing is, if I really wanted Indian culture,
Speaker 8: I would move to India.
Speaker 6: And that's the point, right, pan culture.
Speaker 9: But without Europeans, it's just a piece of land.
Speaker 6: And that's and that's the point where people don't understand.
Speaker 7: It's like, uh, you know, and I see this a lot,
Speaker 7: like what culture that white people have? White people have
Speaker 7: more cultural than culture than any other ethnicity on Earth.
Speaker 6: That's a fact.
Speaker 8: But yeah, structures in England or brands like these cathedrals
Speaker 8: that took hundreds of years to complete, Like you don't
Speaker 8: think that's culture, Like what is culture? Then?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And that's I don't think I was gonna do actually
Speaker 7: a video on this at some point, just because like
Speaker 7: I've seen that comment a lot, it's always from some face,
Speaker 7: like like faceless account. I just wanted to look up
Speaker 7: the definition because it's it's interesting to read it. So
Speaker 7: culture is a collection of ideas, behaviors, material objects that
Speaker 7: define a group of people. And obviously it's like art,
Speaker 7: creative expression, storytelling, celebrations white people.
Speaker 6: Literally, you can't say that Germany.
Speaker 7: Is the same as England, and England is the same
Speaker 7: as Scotland, and Ireland is the same as Norway. All
Speaker 7: of these cultures are very different and have very different
Speaker 7: traditions and customs and art and culture literally like there's
Speaker 7: so many like them, and even like people are like,
Speaker 7: what's Canadian culture? We used to know there was Canadian
Speaker 7: musicians and there's Canadian artists. There's a famous called the
Speaker 7: Group of Seven, which is all these different painters. One
Speaker 7: was named Tom Thompson. That's what my grandfather was named,
Speaker 7: and he used to do paintings like Tom Thompson.
Speaker 6: And it is this idea. It's literally on our TV shows.
Speaker 3: We have.
Speaker 7: Records of this and documentation of who we are as
Speaker 7: a people and everyone like back in the day, especially nineties,
Speaker 7: early two thousands, even ten years ago, when you think
Speaker 7: about a Canadian, when do you think about like maybe
Speaker 7: a bearded guy with a plaid on a lumberjack?
Speaker 8: You know, yes, no, And it's even crazier for America,
Speaker 8: Like we are the world leader, and I've had people
Speaker 8: try to argue with me about that, like the whole
Speaker 8: world doesn't trade on the dollar, like we're the world leader.
Speaker 8: Plint blank TV's Hollywood culture ours has spread everywhere, so
Speaker 8: you likely are basically in Western culture whether or not
Speaker 8: you're in the West.
Speaker 9: Like styles of dress.
Speaker 8: Literally everything we've done has spread and some of that
Speaker 8: was good. Things like human rights are a Western value,
Speaker 8: things like law and order a process, not just killing
Speaker 8: people left and right, like these are all Western.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it is crazy because like this book
Speaker 7: Not Stolen talks about the idea of how like technically
Speaker 7: quotations progressive like England was that they had like queens
Speaker 7: and women taking over positions of power and they were
Speaker 7: the first to end slavery.
Speaker 6: And a lot of people don't know any of this stuff.
Speaker 8: And I'm like, it's and yeah, we get you see
Speaker 8: a random white person and they blame them for slavery.
Speaker 8: Yet if they went back to their homeland, they could
Speaker 8: still be a slave. Slavery is still a thing in
Speaker 8: places like Africa.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what's crazy.
Speaker 7: It's like the first African, the first slave was sold,
Speaker 7: like the first slave in to be brought over to
Speaker 7: the United States for slavery quotations or whatever, right because
Speaker 7: it did happen, but it was done by like I said,
Speaker 7: the Bolshevik, you can call them whatever, we've already done,
Speaker 7: the proto elders of Zion. And I said, I don't
Speaker 7: blame I don't think all Jewish people are bad.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't like to generalize people. And then there's things
Speaker 7: wrong with certain people's cultures and customs and the things
Speaker 7: that they do. Like like I said, right, but this
Speaker 7: it is crazy that it was a black it was
Speaker 7: black people that sold themselves into slavery and then are
Speaker 7: still doing it to this day.
Speaker 8: Yes, and then I think we should learn about slavery.
Speaker 8: It's a good lesson to learn, but teach both sides.
Speaker 8: Like we had black people in America today advocating for
Speaker 8: us to help in slavery in Africa.
Speaker 9: I would be totally.
Speaker 8: Sympathetic to that and I would support, But I don't
Speaker 8: want to hear about the past from the sense of, oh,
Speaker 8: you're still bad because you did this when it was
Speaker 8: a worldwide thing that happened, Like I don't feel like
Speaker 8: it's uniquely evil evil, yes, uniquely.
Speaker 7: No, Well if they don't, so fire people try to
Speaker 7: make the argument too, because they don't even understand that
Speaker 7: the word slave comes from the word Slavic, from when
Speaker 7: the white slave trade of the Ottoman Empire, when they
Speaker 7: were enslaving white people.
Speaker 8: Yes, like even by their logic, maybe it was retribution
Speaker 8: when we did slavery, Like see how it doesn't make
Speaker 8: sense when you use past i atrocities to justify present conditions.
Speaker 6: That's a good point. I should bring that up.
Speaker 7: I'm like, well, if you're gonna complain about slavery from whatever,
Speaker 7: you know, five hundred years ago, then we're going to
Speaker 7: complain about the slavery that was done to us during
Speaker 7: the Automan Empire, right, and and before that too, we
Speaker 7: were at like the highest price, and and and that
Speaker 7: could I could go on and on about.
Speaker 8: The Orka too, And they just rebranded it to calling
Speaker 8: them in gentured servants. But it's the exact same thing
Speaker 8: as slavery. They just did that to make white people look.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Irish.
Speaker 7: It's funny when I've uh one episode, I was like, uh,
Speaker 7: we're talking about something in the UK or whatever.
Speaker 6: I said to my Irish buddy.
Speaker 7: I was like, you know, I was like like I
Speaker 7: was like kind of like where you are, and he's like,
Speaker 7: excuse me. He was like, fuck the British man. They
Speaker 7: enslaved my people and colonize them. He was like, I
Speaker 7: fucking hate the British Empire. And I was like, because
Speaker 7: like one of I've traced my one blood line, like
Speaker 7: way back in the day. But my grandma that has
Speaker 7: been here at their bloodline for almost five hundred years
Speaker 7: and probably before that. I have no idea when they
Speaker 7: actually showed up here or if maybe at the heart
Speaker 7: of it that they were indigenous.
Speaker 6: I have no idea.
Speaker 7: Right, but my grandfather that she married, his family came
Speaker 7: here from England in nineteen oh three and then he
Speaker 7: endured the depression and had to work at the age
Speaker 7: of eleven. Had do you That's why this idea of
Speaker 7: white privilege doesn't exist. It's a live fed to you
Speaker 7: by Marxist communists.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: And it's absurd and it's and I said to him,
Speaker 7: I was like, who knows, back in the day, our
Speaker 7: families will probably fight each other.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And there's so many pictures too, like you can
Speaker 8: see white people in coal mines, like up on cranes,
Speaker 8: like stringing up electric fields, like it was manual, hard labor.
Speaker 8: And we didn't just sit around and order slaves like
Speaker 8: just by the pure population, it was ninety percent white
Speaker 8: people at that time, so you think none of them
Speaker 8: did anything. We all just sat around and made the
Speaker 8: other like ten percent.
Speaker 7: No, they built, they built like everything, And some people
Speaker 7: were like fleeing persecution and all and all sorts of shit.
Speaker 7: And it's crazy that people will try to like justify
Speaker 7: some of those things that happened in the past. And
Speaker 7: like this idea of white privilege. All my friends that
Speaker 7: I grew up with were poor pretty much. We're all
Speaker 7: like either lower middle class to to poor and you know,
Speaker 7: lived mediocre and that they for even in the nineties,
Speaker 7: And like this idea that we are granted some sort
Speaker 7: of privilege. Now, the only people that I see being
Speaker 7: granted privilege is the people that just to get to
Speaker 7: walk on our soil and then get the money that
Speaker 7: we pay into the system, and then they get to
Speaker 7: utilize it for their own selfish needs and for their
Speaker 7: own people, and then meanwhile destroying our people. Like there's
Speaker 7: there is refugees that give that that just show up
Speaker 7: here and then get access to healthcare and things that
Speaker 7: my ancestors built from nothing and then paid into for
Speaker 7: like generations, and they gets to show up here and
Speaker 7: use it.
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 8: And they paid into those things so you would be
Speaker 8: able to them and for the country to be passed
Speaker 8: down to you. I mean, that's just how heritage works,
Speaker 8: just how Indians and India created that country to be
Speaker 8: passed down to their kids. And by their logic, you know,
Speaker 8: if you're going to come in and colonize us, well
Speaker 8: then why can't we come and impuralize you, Like, do
Speaker 8: we start that game?
Speaker 7: I know, because that's and that's where they're uh, and
Speaker 7: that's what they're It's crazy and that's what they're trying
Speaker 7: to do. And then they get to just utilize the system.
Speaker 7: And now people are waiting months for organ transplants in Canada.
Speaker 6: And they will most likely die.
Speaker 7: So I keep bringing up the fact the amount of
Speaker 7: people that have died because of mass immigration is absurd.
Speaker 7: All those children that had to do are even still alive,
Speaker 7: and how to endure being raped and all this disgusting,
Speaker 7: barbaric things that people from the Third World inflicted onto
Speaker 7: white people and specifically even targeted white people didn't need
Speaker 7: to happen if our governments weren't treason this and allowed
Speaker 7: and facilitated this. And that's why I'm like, this is
Speaker 7: a plan that was written down hundreds of years ago
Speaker 7: by the New World Order.
Speaker 6: That's a real thing.
Speaker 7: They've stayed this over and over again, and this is
Speaker 7: only happening in the Western world, and I got like
Speaker 7: we just talked about other than maybe Austria. Now Austria, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I think it was Austria that it seems a decent
Speaker 7: but Poland too, Poland it seems like the only bastion
Speaker 7: it and because they faced communism, Like I know people,
Speaker 7: my boss is Polish. His dad lived through communism and
Speaker 7: saw what happened there. And I got my boss to
Speaker 7: watch Europa The Last Battle and stuff like that to
Speaker 7: show him, like, what was what actually happened back then.
Speaker 7: And I think that documentary is fairly good. I fact
Speaker 7: checked it. I don't know if you've ever watched it.
Speaker 7: It's very long. I'm halfway through it.
Speaker 9: Yes, I've seen parts of it. I think it's good too.
Speaker 8: I've read about a lot of the stuff it covers
Speaker 8: as well. I probably should watch the whole thing at
Speaker 8: some point, but it's like ten.
Speaker 7: Hours, right, that's twelve hours. I've been watching it for Patreon,
Speaker 7: where I'm just like commentating on it. I'm and I
Speaker 7: always are like saying like I don't necessarily believe all
Speaker 7: of what it's saying, just in case or whatever. But
Speaker 7: I did try to fact check in live time and
Speaker 7: research stuff when I was at work and everything like
Speaker 7: that on break, but I was just trying to like
Speaker 7: figure out, Okay, how accurate is this? And I found
Speaker 7: that it's seventy five to eighty percent accurate, and that
Speaker 7: the stuff that they can't prove is just quotes that
Speaker 7: they don't know where it was and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: It's interesting because when you start looking at that stuff,
Speaker 7: Like I was even talking about Buddy recently and he
Speaker 7: was like, well, this or that, and I'm not going
Speaker 7: to say exactly what you're saying, but I was like, well,
Speaker 7: check out these episodes, like me and my buddy, We're
Speaker 7: gonna do a second part just to but we we
Speaker 7: went live and covered the Weimar Republic recently, and that
Speaker 7: shit is fucked a lot of.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, And they keep this from people knowing for
Speaker 8: a reason. There's a reason they only teach almost the
Speaker 8: Western atrocities because they want people basically to justify anyone
Speaker 8: else's actions besides ours.
Speaker 9: And I'm not trying to justify our actions.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying there's two sides to that story, and
Speaker 8: I think if people saw the other side, they would
Speaker 8: feel differently. And if it wasn't a big deal to
Speaker 8: hear the other side, they wouldn't go to such links.
Speaker 9: To hide it.
Speaker 7: Well, that's if you brainwash the nation to hate itself,
Speaker 7: to hate its ancestors, to hate its heritage, to even
Speaker 7: hate its own country, then you can facilitate I believe
Speaker 7: a revolution at some point, maybe it might happen, and
Speaker 7: then everyone ends up starving to death because no one
Speaker 7: is going to defend a country that they've been brainwashed
Speaker 7: to hate and believe that they have no national identity.
Speaker 7: And I do believe that's what's happening in Canada. I
Speaker 7: think they want and I think at some point they
Speaker 7: will rise up. In the RCNP, the people that are
Speaker 7: supposed to be protecting us and have the power to
Speaker 7: throw someone like Trudeau in jail have admitted that once Canadians,
Speaker 7: especially the next generation, realizes how broke they are and
Speaker 7: how they'll never be able to afford anything like a
Speaker 7: house and stuff like that, that they will revolt. They literally
Speaker 7: did this, and then meanwhile they're just trying to jail
Speaker 7: people for speaking, like they're trying to throw people in
Speaker 7: jail for just talking.
Speaker 6: But yet there's literally crime after crime.
Speaker 7: We have a catch and release policy now which is
Speaker 7: being used on purpose to you know, order out of
Speaker 7: chaos is the Illuminati Freemason motto is to create so
Speaker 7: much chaos that eventually maybe they have to invoke martial
Speaker 7: law and then everyone has to be collected and put
Speaker 7: into camps. Who knows how far this will go if
Speaker 7: people don't stand up against this. But the very same
Speaker 7: people we pay to protect us are the ones facilitating
Speaker 7: our own destruction, which is the craziest thing. And they
Speaker 7: know that at some point this is gonna happen, but
Speaker 7: yet they're doing nothing about it, and they've done reports
Speaker 7: where they know that, and then they're going after their
Speaker 7: own people that pay their salary. But then there's so
Speaker 7: many like stabbings, assaults, rapes these people go in. Especially
Speaker 7: like if you go, anybody that's watching or listening to this,
Speaker 7: go look at any most wanted list in any major
Speaker 7: city in Canada and tell me what type of people
Speaker 7: you see. And then they get out of jail within
Speaker 7: like literally either hours or days, and then they go
Speaker 7: commit the exact same crime that they were put in for.
Speaker 8: Yeah no, And I think it really comes down to
Speaker 8: the brainwashing where they've kind of made it seem like
Speaker 8: the worst saying a person the West can be is racist.
Speaker 9: And I'm not advocating for racism.
Speaker 8: I don't think you should be mean to people, but
Speaker 8: there are far worse things than being racist, For example,
Speaker 8: being a racist or a rapist.
Speaker 9: A murderer, a thief.
Speaker 8: I think all of those are about or worse than
Speaker 8: saying mean things like if I think about my neighbors,
Speaker 8: I'd much rather live next to someone that hates white
Speaker 8: people than an ex murderer. So we need to draw
Speaker 8: the line where it's really not racist to point out
Speaker 8: who committed a crime.
Speaker 6: No, it's not.
Speaker 7: And that's what they're trying to do in the UK,
Speaker 7: like they're falling, Like the amount of videos I see
Speaker 7: coming out from there with the Muslims and and then
Speaker 7: them even trying to beraade the women. And there was
Speaker 7: one video I saw the lady wearing like a dress
Speaker 7: and some Muslim chicken a burka, is like, uh, you
Speaker 7: put some clothes on who you try to attract or
Speaker 7: whatever or something like that, like who you try to seduce,
Speaker 7: and she's like, this is my clothes. You choose to
Speaker 7: wear what you choose, and I choose to wear what
Speaker 7: and what I choose to wear, and it's they're being
Speaker 7: destroyed through extreme Islam because if you look at i
Speaker 7: Ran in the nineteen seventies, when they were allowing it
Speaker 7: to be quote unquote more progressive women were naturalized, they
Speaker 7: were wearing these clothings like the West. You can see
Speaker 7: video footage of this stuff. And then I believe that
Speaker 7: the same people that control all of this, you know,
Speaker 7: they the idea of the same thing as Israel is.
Speaker 6: They use Islam as the broom.
Speaker 7: They use Islam as the broom to wipe away all
Speaker 7: the things that they've done, and then they blame it
Speaker 7: on them. And it's funny that you know, after nine
Speaker 7: eleven they said they're gonna go after seven countries, Iran
Speaker 7: as the last one. All of Israel's regional enemies have
Speaker 7: fallen recently. And then Isis, a terrorist group that supposedly
Speaker 7: works for Islam, has never attacked Israel.
Speaker 9: They actually did one time, but they apologized.
Speaker 7: Just crazy, So people don't know any of this stuff, right,
Speaker 7: and then so like they're using.
Speaker 8: Us are white because they will sometimes act like they
Speaker 8: are when it's convenient, So we get lumped in with them,
Speaker 8: and then you get called racist. Point out like if
Speaker 8: you're actually looking at their genetics, they're a lot more
Speaker 8: genetically similar to Turkish people or Middle Eastern people, so
Speaker 8: they have lighter skin.
Speaker 9: Yes, but we are two very separate ethnicities.
Speaker 8: We have different values, and I hate the way they
Speaker 8: keep trying to lump us together, like Judeo Christian is
Speaker 8: an oxymoron.
Speaker 9: Our religions are not compatible.
Speaker 8: I don't know why we need to be super associated
Speaker 8: with them, like I just don't see us. And this
Speaker 8: isn't mean I hate them or anything, but we're two
Speaker 8: separate cultures.
Speaker 9: Like, don't lump us into one thing.
Speaker 7: I think people that practice the Talmud are pretty evil
Speaker 7: in my opinion, if you just practice the tour or whatever.
Speaker 7: Like That's why I tell Christians that are trying to
Speaker 7: stand up for Trump or or Zionists or whatever, they
Speaker 7: think Christ is burning alive in his own semen and
Speaker 7: excrement that is in the Talmud.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and they openly spit on Christians in Israel.
Speaker 6: They hate Christians. They've admitted this.
Speaker 8: Yes, No, and even if you read the Bible, though
Speaker 8: apparently my interpretation of the Bible is anti Semitic and
Speaker 8: not supposed to be legal anymore. But it seems like
Speaker 8: we also have historically opposed them to Like I would
Speaker 8: say they were the entire antagonists of the Bible on.
Speaker 7: Hundred percent and all over the country the one hundred
Speaker 7: and nine countries that they were kicked out of.
Speaker 6: People don't just get kicked out of.
Speaker 7: A country and out of like a thousand different places.
Speaker 6: I think it was for no reason.
Speaker 7: This is something that it's funny how they seem to
Speaker 7: be be the orchestrator of a lot of this stuff
Speaker 7: that is going on behind the scenes. And I'm not
Speaker 7: saying all Jewish people what I'm saying, select certain family
Speaker 7: bloodlines like the Rothschild, the Habsburgs. There's family bloodlight the
Speaker 7: Orsinis that people don't even know of. They really the
Speaker 7: people that are in control. You'll never know their names,
Speaker 7: you'll never see their faces. They've been controlling and puppeting
Speaker 7: this world, I think for way long, and the people understand,
Speaker 7: and I think they constantly reincarnate back into this world
Speaker 7: to facilitate our energy being used up. But people don't
Speaker 7: want to acknowledge this stuff. And then you start to
Speaker 7: look at it and it's quite obvious that there is
Speaker 7: like I believe, like essentially like a room full of
Speaker 7: people that control the entire world.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, And I think for like the more normal
Speaker 8: I guess I would say just regular Jewish people.
Speaker 9: It's kind of unfortunate for them too.
Speaker 8: They're similar to India though, where they teach a very
Speaker 8: tribalist like it's very taboo to tell on a member
Speaker 8: of your tribe. So they're taught into almost as similar
Speaker 8: brainwashing as US, where they're not going to go against
Speaker 8: their people ever. So I think that's why they tend
Speaker 8: to get lumped in with that super super evil group.
Speaker 8: And where I kind of lose some sympathy is I
Speaker 8: would never defend like a Bill Gates, like, if you
Speaker 8: want to go our oligarchs, I'm not going to stand
Speaker 8: in your way, and I would probably agree with you.
Speaker 8: But it seems like other cultures, and that includes Jewish,
Speaker 8: they don't feel don't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't have any any uh. I don't have
Speaker 7: any connection to these reptiles that control the Western world
Speaker 7: in the government and stuff like that too. And there's
Speaker 7: a there's a good book I'm reading right now. I
Speaker 7: wanted to read it because it's a little smaller than
Speaker 7: not Stolen.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: It's you probably find it interesting it's actually I really
Speaker 7: enjoyed it even just the I was reading it, and
Speaker 7: then I got through it and I was like, I
Speaker 7: got to chapter one and I was like, whoa, that
Speaker 7: was the introduction, and it's like really good. And it's
Speaker 7: it's called Illuminati, the Cult that hijacked the world, and
Speaker 7: it's written by a Jewish guy who does not like
Speaker 7: Zionism at all, and he actually points it out very
Speaker 7: clearly of what's happening, and he said that they're using
Speaker 7: essentially the Jewish people as a ploy too. They're actually
Speaker 7: using their own people the same way I believe they
Speaker 7: used them in World War two to uh, because they
Speaker 7: I think, through their own people to the wolves.
Speaker 8: Uh yeah, who actually went to the concentration camps like
Speaker 8: a super rich oligarch ones they got out way earlier
Speaker 8: because there's a Havana Agreement I believe it's called.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that, Yeah, the Havara Agreement or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they had they had this this all written down, right,
Speaker 7: Like they have all this document footage and like, and
Speaker 7: I've talked a lot about and we're gonna get into
Speaker 7: some crazy episodes on the show. I have an episode
Speaker 7: told my buddy I was like, you know, everyone talks
Speaker 7: about all the bad things Hitler did, and I do
Speaker 7: think he did bad things.
Speaker 6: I think they got to him and they used him.
Speaker 6: But I have a whole episode.
Speaker 7: Written about the good things that he did for Germany
Speaker 7: because I was like, hey, people want to hear a
Speaker 7: different version of what reality and history is. I think
Speaker 7: that at the beginning he may have been a true
Speaker 7: nationalist guy staying up for his country. I think that
Speaker 7: they got they who knows hop them up on a
Speaker 7: bunch of drugs and then we're able to brainwash him.
Speaker 7: They were also contacting the Vril and these involved the
Speaker 7: weird secret societies. So there's the side of people it's
Speaker 7: crazy that think like he's this like good guy that
Speaker 7: was staying up for his country and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: and then there's the other side where he was the
Speaker 7: most evil man in history. I do think he's one
Speaker 7: of the most lied about people in history. But then
Speaker 7: there's the people like me that are in the middle,
Speaker 7: being like, I think there's more to this story than
Speaker 7: what they're they're trying to tell you.
Speaker 8: Like, well, I would say the whole reason that were
Speaker 8: mostly got started as he cut ties with the central banking. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you got if you even find clippings that seems to
Speaker 8: be what the biggest conflict was. I haven't looked too
Speaker 8: much into him. I kind of figured the same conclusion though.
Speaker 8: I mean, to be a dictator you have to have
Speaker 8: a certain well to power, if you will, So it's
Speaker 8: definitely possible he got subverted. And I don't think people
Speaker 8: should idolize him by any means, but I think we
Speaker 8: should look at him like we look at everyone else,
Speaker 8: you know. And if I compare him to Stalin, Stealin
Speaker 8: objectively was worse.
Speaker 9: So why are we.
Speaker 6: Taught Yeah, he's the most evil man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because Stalin killed way way more people and did
Speaker 7: way worse things in my opinion.
Speaker 6: And the interesting thing is, I'll point this out. I
Speaker 6: get where I said in a show.
Speaker 7: But the people who liberated the quote unquote death camps
Speaker 7: were all Soviets, all of them. So I'm like, there's
Speaker 7: some we're in the fact that, like they say that
Speaker 7: not one person alive today wasn't touched by the war
Speaker 7: in Russia, that every person alive in Russia at least
Speaker 7: some of their family members were touched by these atrocities
Speaker 7: and wars. And what communism did to those the people
Speaker 7: Eastern Europeans and white people. Is is far worse than
Speaker 7: fascism in regardless of studying history and.
Speaker 8: Unlike in and of itself, I don't think is evil
Speaker 8: because it's just basically a dictatorship. But there are good
Speaker 8: not good, but it's just a way of ruling.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 8: Archy could be a form of fascism and if you
Speaker 8: really wanted to look into it, the monarchy is not
Speaker 8: great either. But clearly this democracy, which it was never
Speaker 8: supposed to be that but what we currently have sucks also.
Speaker 9: So it's just a different system in my.
Speaker 6: Opinion, and that's what's interesting. We'll bring this to a close, tou.
Speaker 7: But the the idea of like a dictator, there was
Speaker 7: a reason the Roman Empire I think was evil and
Speaker 7: crazy shit was going on there, But there was times
Speaker 7: the Roman Empire where there was probably good things happening
Speaker 7: and they would use someone like I camerab of the
Speaker 7: one story, I should get the one guy some diagalone
Speaker 7: Alex to come on and talk about this stuff. But
Speaker 7: there was a one there was one guy they chose.
Speaker 7: Everyone voted for this one guy to be a dictator
Speaker 7: for a while too, because everything was falling apart, and
Speaker 7: then they need one guy to come in and just
Speaker 7: try to fix everything, and he was some farmer. He
Speaker 7: came in, he fixed a bunch of shit, and then
Speaker 7: just gave up his power back to the people. Almost
Speaker 7: likely in the movie Gladiator, the same thing where he
Speaker 7: was given this power and he wanted to give it
Speaker 7: back to the people. And at the same time, right extreme,
Speaker 7: extreme situations need extreme essentially solutions, and that's a fact.
Speaker 7: We're living in a very extreme situation. We got fires everywhere.
Speaker 7: They're using the climate change agenda. They're facilitating uh destruction
Speaker 7: of countries through weather systems like harp I believe, and
Speaker 7: keemschals and and they're constantly poisoning and poisoning us. They're
Speaker 7: pushing us into World War III. There's sacrificing millions of
Speaker 7: men at this point. I feel like it's going to
Speaker 7: be millions of men in Ukraine. It's the amount the
Speaker 7: system at destruction of even just the world right now
Speaker 7: this is happening. I've had people all over the world
Speaker 7: tell me that this is happening everywhere, not just even
Speaker 7: in the Western world. We're the main target, I believe,
Speaker 7: because we've always stood up and will fight against atrocities
Speaker 7: and bad things. And we have the intellectual capability to
Speaker 7: see these things coming and want to and realize what's happening.
Speaker 7: But like, this is all happening for on purpose. There's
Speaker 7: doing this for a reason, and it's happening.
Speaker 8: The reason it's been able to happen is they've been
Speaker 8: able to weaken us and make us almost guilt us.
Speaker 8: I would say into thinking we need to give up power.
Speaker 8: I think if people were truly honest with themselves and
Speaker 8: if they would choose between the two, a government that
Speaker 8: looks like them, that is diverse and equally representative versus
Speaker 8: a government of.
Speaker 9: Full white people.
Speaker 8: If all the white people were giving them a better life,
Speaker 8: I don't think they'd care who govern them.
Speaker 7: No, And that's interesting too because like it's the idea
Speaker 7: of like when I look at Parliament, do I think
Speaker 7: this Sikh guy with a turbinon that doesn't share the
Speaker 7: same cultural heritage as me, that doesn't share the same
Speaker 7: traditions or values or morals or ethics and had things
Speaker 7: like the stuff that was going on in India still
Speaker 7: is is disgusting and disturbing to me. I don't look
Speaker 7: at him and then and then think like he represents me,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 8: And they also clearly advocate for their foreign interest. Once
Speaker 8: they get into power, all they want to do is
Speaker 8: bring in more people.
Speaker 9: From the place they came from.
Speaker 8: Like you're not advocating for America, you're not loyal to America,
Speaker 8: And that's fine, that's completely understandable, but you shouldn't be
Speaker 8: in government.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I don't think all Indian people are bad.
Speaker 7: Like I work with a guy that I actually really like.
Speaker 7: I always joke that he's weight on the inside because he
Speaker 7: like likes their kind of culture and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: tries to adapt. And I find it's weird because some
Speaker 7: people like think the Hindus are bad and some people
Speaker 7: think the Sikhs are bad. From what I've seen, the
Speaker 7: Hindus do want to They seem to assimilate more when
Speaker 7: they come here and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: And even he's paid a lot into come here into
Speaker 7: to work as a machinist, but then he's watching like
Speaker 7: people just come in. Uh. And even I had a
Speaker 7: buddy from Romania, same thing, came here, paid a lot
Speaker 7: of money, worked his ass off, and then had to
Speaker 7: spend tons of money on lawyers to bring his wife
Speaker 7: over here. And then uh, and then he watched all
Speaker 7: these these immigrants just in in refugees being paid all
Speaker 7: this money and stuff like that, and uh. They and
Speaker 7: I'm not saying this is all people, but even they
Speaker 7: see what's going on. Even there is Indian people that
Speaker 7: I've talked to that see that this is bad. There's
Speaker 7: even one guy that interviews a bunch of people and uh,
Speaker 7: he's like, what do you think the biggest problem in
Speaker 7: Canada is and that this guy is like, uh, there's
Speaker 7: too many Indians. And he's like, I am Indian and
Speaker 7: I think this is a problem.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: So even the people the Indians there, so people are like, oh,
Speaker 7: they've been here forever.
Speaker 6: That's not true.
Speaker 7: Most of the Indian populations started coming here, even the
Speaker 7: small population that's been here for a couple of a
Speaker 7: generation or two, started coming here in the late eighties
Speaker 7: to nineties. And they think that they've always been here.
Speaker 7: That's not true. But they're even the people that were
Speaker 7: like the Indian people that were born in this country
Speaker 7: are being like, these people are fucking animals and they're
Speaker 7: destroying this country and they're wanting to only benefit their
Speaker 7: own people, and that doesn't even include the people that
Speaker 7: have been here for generations.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: No, And I think that's an understated point of Like,
Speaker 8: I think there are immigrants that have done it right.
Speaker 9: They've worked hard to be here, They've done their share.
Speaker 8: I'm not suggesting we necessarily remigrate everyone. It's more the
Speaker 8: quantity of how many we're bringing in in a short
Speaker 8: period of time.
Speaker 9: It's very obvious they're not going to assimilate.
Speaker 8: They're going to stick to their own and no country
Speaker 8: can handle large, large, large groups of people being just
Speaker 8: pouring into the country, like it's unsustainable. So I on
Speaker 8: an individual level, there's people of all races that I
Speaker 8: like and appreciate, and it's not about an individual per se,
Speaker 8: but it's a group size and just the mass micro
Speaker 8: I don't care if.
Speaker 9: It's illegal or legal.
Speaker 8: Legal is honestly may be worse because at least with
Speaker 8: the legal people generally are on the same page with like, Okay,
Speaker 8: shouldn't enter a country illegally. But when you make it legal,
Speaker 8: they're like, oh, well, you can't just strip them of
Speaker 8: their citizenship, which we could, but yeah, it's a lot
Speaker 8: harder to.
Speaker 7: We should be deporting so many fucking people in this country.
Speaker 6: It's crazy.
Speaker 8: Should not we already pay for them to have socialist
Speaker 8: healthcare in their own country?
Speaker 9: Why are we also paying for it here?
Speaker 7: It's it's it's so crazy, And like I want to
Speaker 7: make this point to kind of endit on that at
Speaker 7: the end of the day, right, like people are gonna
Speaker 7: stop tolerating this. It's gonna get worse, especially more people
Speaker 7: that see it. There were still twenty five million Canadians
Speaker 7: that are Canadian, that are actual Canadians. A court of
Speaker 7: this country wasn't born here. Our population grew in the
Speaker 7: matter of like ten years by millions of people that
Speaker 7: shouldn't be here to begin with. And at some point
Speaker 7: that twenty five Yeah, why they get away with it
Speaker 7: two more or less too, is because we're more widespread
Speaker 7: where there were, like and there's parts of the country
Speaker 7: drive for miles and there's nothing there. And they're not
Speaker 7: building new towns, new hospitals, barely, they're not really building
Speaker 7: anything to uh, to help like to facilitate this idea
Speaker 7: of mass immigration and this replacement population theory of this.
Speaker 7: Like they told Canadians in the eighties not to have kids.
Speaker 7: They said the country is overpopulated, so they brainwashed the
Speaker 7: own people to be like stop having kids, Oh so
Speaker 7: we can replace you.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 8: And even in Canada, y'all's made program, which I think
Speaker 8: is horrifying. It's just a complete lack of value for
Speaker 8: human life. We're supposed to take care of our elderly,
Speaker 8: Like that's why they pay into the system, is to
Speaker 8: be taken care.
Speaker 6: Of when they're older, not to get killed.
Speaker 7: They're trying to push that on children to if you
Speaker 7: have mental health issues, they've killed Think about this. With
Speaker 7: made the medical assistance and dying, they have killed as
Speaker 7: many people as many Canadians as World War two did.
Speaker 8: It's a sign of the falling empire, like the lack
Speaker 8: of regard for human life.
Speaker 9: They just want us depopulated and gone. And I know
Speaker 9: a lot of.
Speaker 8: People that's really scary reality to acknowledge.
Speaker 9: But what happens if we don't acknowledge.
Speaker 6: It, Yeah, we're just gonna let it happen.
Speaker 7: And that and that, Like like I like the quote
Speaker 7: of UH. If you want to look at what is
Speaker 7: UH while look at a society, you have to and
Speaker 7: and their behavior and their morals and ethics. You have
Speaker 7: to look at how they treat their u their most vulnerable,
Speaker 7: their children and their elderly. And if they're treating their
Speaker 7: children elderly horrible and allowing things to happen like the
Speaker 7: amount of people that were killed, and even accidents because
Speaker 7: fucking we got Indians don't know how to drive. They've
Speaker 7: literally killed a ton of people.
Speaker 8: They've killed America can't speak English, so they can't read
Speaker 8: road signs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and they're coming.
Speaker 7: They're speaking this is I could talk about this for
Speaker 7: hours because they're speaking Punjabi uh, singing the national anthem
Speaker 7: of of Canada in a hockey game and Punjabi. And
Speaker 7: if that happened anywhere else they especially in places like
Speaker 7: China and Japan, they would have probably shot them.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, it's not racist not to tolerate ridiculous things.
Speaker 8: I did have one thing I wanted to ask you, though,
Speaker 8: before we it What do you think about Trump trying
Speaker 8: to connect our two countries honestly.
Speaker 7: People to the h Oh it's uh so, it's crazy.
Speaker 7: I was gonna actually talk about this, so I'm glad
Speaker 7: that you brought it up. I think it's fucking crazy.
Speaker 7: I think it's part of the new World order. It's
Speaker 7: so many, so many, so many people. Uh were like, well,
Speaker 7: Trump's gonna come save you. Like I did a video there,
Speaker 7: or I was talking about Canadians now that you just
Speaker 7: stick together and fight against what's happening. The amount of
Speaker 7: people at this point like, I don't even care. I'll
Speaker 7: go through all the comments and just delete the people
Speaker 7: I hate because I'm like or saying some stupid bullshit
Speaker 7: on a face's account because I don't care. I don't
Speaker 7: care what you have to say. Keep talking behind your
Speaker 7: face's account or whatever. Right, But I was like, I
Speaker 7: did a video on the where the guys like Embrace
Speaker 7: the Eagle, Join Us or whatever like that, and I said, so,
Speaker 7: I was like, tomoralize the people to hate themselves, to
Speaker 7: destroy their own cultural heritage, and to facilitate their own destruction,
Speaker 7: erase the borders, and bring in a one world globalist government.
Speaker 7: I was like, what does that sound like to you?
Speaker 7: It sounds like the new World Order? And the Trump
Speaker 7: literally said the artificial line, So he is he is.
Speaker 6: Part of it.
Speaker 7: He is the he is part of the new World Order.
Speaker 7: They're gonna use this is what I think is gonna happen.
Speaker 7: They're gonna use him and they could kill him for
Speaker 7: all we know. Uh, to bring in this idea of patriotism.
Speaker 7: And then and I said this, I think you should
Speaker 7: if you're I'm gonna play a song at the end
Speaker 7: of this that's like a little music video I made.
Speaker 7: And Uh, if you want to stick around, uh, just
Speaker 7: to listen to the song, you'll hear me talk about
Speaker 7: this stuff. Is that they use the idea of patriotism.
Speaker 7: So I have a feeling that they're gonna use Trump.
Speaker 7: Everyone's all amped up. Yeah, Trump's in power because they've
Speaker 7: all been brainwashed. Uh. He's the biggest Zionist boot liquor.
Speaker 7: He he kissed the Western Wall. His he's been taught
Speaker 7: by rabbis and all sorts of shit. He wants to
Speaker 7: put Israel first. But I think that he could use
Speaker 7: this idea of patriotism to bring America into World War three,
Speaker 7: even though he was like good at everyone's like he's
Speaker 7: gonna end all the wars, He's gonna stop all this stuff.
Speaker 6: Not necessarily.
Speaker 7: If something bad happens and they use the problem reacts
Speaker 7: to solution method. You create the problem, everyone reacts to it.
Speaker 7: You invoke the reaction you need to give the solution
Speaker 7: for the very problem you created. Then he said he's
Speaker 7: going to decimate Iran. So they're going to bring us
Speaker 7: into World War three in my opinion, and then what
Speaker 7: millions of white people go off to die and they
Speaker 7: use this idea of patriotism to fight for your country,
Speaker 7: But what are you fighting for? All of my ancestors
Speaker 7: and all our ancestors, and the people that died in
Speaker 7: World War one and two, they, in my opinion, really
Speaker 7: died for nothing.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, I agree, And I thought it's kind of
Speaker 8: been my theory on Trunk for a while. Like I
Speaker 8: said earlier, I think he's a really good salesperson, and
Speaker 8: they've almost been doing this like persecution of him to
Speaker 8: make people more loyal and think, oh, this guy's fighting
Speaker 8: the establishment. The establishment hates him. But I think that's
Speaker 8: just all like political theater. I think they're pretending to
Speaker 8: persecute him so that he comes in and is like
Speaker 8: this messiah like figure that people will just follow blindly.
Speaker 7: He said he was gonna pretty much exterminate anyone that
Speaker 7: was anti Semitic. He said some crazy shit like that,
Speaker 7: and they're going to pass anti semitic laws. And I
Speaker 7: played a video where a rabbi is talking about how
Speaker 7: Trump is the non Jewish Messiah. There's a guy named
Speaker 7: Adam Green. If you're not aware of him, you should
Speaker 7: look up his stuff on Rumble. The guy is on
Speaker 7: point when it comes to this whole Zionist stuff, and
Speaker 7: he's not a fan of I'm not Christian. I do
Speaker 7: align with Christian morals, ethics, ideologies mostly and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: I think religion was devised to divide in conquest from
Speaker 7: from some force beyond our idea. But I do have
Speaker 7: a lot of people that push me towards Christianity. And
Speaker 7: I know a lot of people I have talked to
Speaker 7: my Goala, couple of my close buddies are Christians. Well
Speaker 7: actually once at Jehovah and stuff like that. So I'm
Speaker 7: aware of like the beliefs. And I was raised Christian,
Speaker 7: I was baptized and stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah, No, religion stems it's like culture. It stems from race.
Speaker 8: And I mean white people have historically been Christians. When
Speaker 8: you look at the prophecies for the Israelites, which were
Speaker 8: people not a.
Speaker 7: Place, by the way, not the Jewish people. If you
Speaker 7: look in the Kazarian mafia.
Speaker 8: The people that fulfilled almost every single one of those
Speaker 8: or actually everyone.
Speaker 6: Of nos Oka that froze for a sec.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 8: I was just saying, I threat the Bible and it
Speaker 8: seems historically accurate to me if you don't read it
Speaker 8: from the perspective of how pastors are preaching it, which
Speaker 8: is like a distorted almost like.
Speaker 9: Fake Christianity, and it's just not what the book says.
Speaker 8: Like there's so many people that are like the Bible says,
Speaker 8: don't judge, like it really doesn't.
Speaker 9: It says to judge, but don't be a hypocrie.
Speaker 6: Don't even know their own shit.
Speaker 7: Sometimes I was at almost everyone I work with this
Speaker 7: Christian almost two Indian dudes and uh, and we're at
Speaker 7: this like dinner and we go off sometimes because my
Speaker 7: boss doesn't care. We're like all joking around. I'm by,
Speaker 7: there's a kid I work with. He sets the jew
Speaker 7: counter to see how many times I bring up that
Speaker 7: shit and uh, and we were taking and they were like,
Speaker 7: I'm like, you know, I was like, you can't turn
Speaker 7: another cheek. I was like, Jesus flipped tables for usury
Speaker 7: and stuff like that, and they're like what, No, we didn't.
Speaker 7: And the one kid, Matt, that's like like nineteen twenty.
Speaker 7: He's like, yeah, actually he did, and he's like, show me.
Speaker 7: I just googled it real quick, and like, I hate
Speaker 7: using Google.
Speaker 6: It's all my black rock.
Speaker 7: But I was like, look, there's the verse rate there,
Speaker 7: and the one kid that's like super Christian didn't he
Speaker 7: didn't know about that, and I was like, yeah, he
Speaker 7: like whipped people out of the fucking synagogue.
Speaker 8: Yes, there's a lot of people that just go to
Speaker 8: church and they hear like sermons, but they've never actually
Speaker 8: read it themselves. I guess the point I was trying
Speaker 8: to make with that, though, is there's this quote by
Speaker 8: I think his name is Richard Dawkins. He's huge atheist,
Speaker 8: but near the end of his life he's like, well, honestly,
Speaker 8: I feel next about the decline of Christianity, not because
Speaker 8: I like it, but only in the sense that I
Speaker 8: feel like it's a almost border to something much worse.
Speaker 8: So basically my point is, I think any Western person
Speaker 8: would much rather be completely fine in a Christian society
Speaker 8: because that would include freedom of religion unless they got tyrannical.
Speaker 8: Then they would be with what's taken its place, which
Speaker 8: we have secularism.
Speaker 9: And I just think secularism has failed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and there's good things other things. Yeah, there's good
Speaker 7: and bad things about the Bible. I do think that
Speaker 7: to understand religion is one thing, right, A lot of
Speaker 7: stuff stems from zoa astritism, Like you can trace back
Speaker 7: where a lot of the religions and stuff come from.
Speaker 7: I read a little bit of the Koran when I
Speaker 7: was younger. It's pretty fucking weird, man U. There is
Speaker 7: like and that at that's the end of the day. Like,
Speaker 7: I don't know, Christianity seems like the one that could
Speaker 7: be close enough to the truth, But then you start
Speaker 7: studying the Antonaki and some of the stuff like that
Speaker 7: that I think that there are stories with in the
Speaker 7: Bible that are true, but I also think that it
Speaker 7: was written by a man of his experiences of things
Speaker 7: that he was experiencing, so you could interpret it in
Speaker 7: many different ways. But then like people like Mohammed, a
Speaker 7: guy that would literally has orange hair, like he who
Speaker 7: knows what he actually was, we had an orange beard.
Speaker 7: That's really weird. That whole thing and that you can't
Speaker 7: talk about it or you get murdered.
Speaker 6: I don't think.
Speaker 7: That's not really a good religion. I have Christian family,
Speaker 7: Christian friends. They're the nicest, most caring and loving people
Speaker 7: I've ever talked to. I don't see the same on
Speaker 7: the other side.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and that's almost what I mean by it, because
Speaker 8: they fear nationalism, they fear white people, and they also
Speaker 8: hate Christianity. So it's like you got to kind of
Speaker 8: look at it is why do y'all hate this religion?
Speaker 8: And I think the biggest thing with it is I
Speaker 8: think it's something like sixty nine out of the one
Speaker 8: hundred and sixty seven countries don't have freedom of religion,
Speaker 8: So that is a Christian value. Obviously, it could be
Speaker 8: twisted to where other people are like, and that's not
Speaker 8: to say bad things haven't been done by religious people
Speaker 8: are Christians. I just think it's better than the alternative
Speaker 8: of what's been able to creep in since culture.
Speaker 7: Well one like he wants to talk about the Crusades
Speaker 7: and stuff like that, but like a lot of people
Speaker 7: point that they were justified because like the Muslims were
Speaker 7: coming in and invading and all this shit. So I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 7: you have to eventually fight back, but I think that
Speaker 7: they were controlled in the same way like the I
Speaker 7: think Catholicism is something entirely different too. But like the
Speaker 7: Vatican and the Jesuits and some of these secret orders
Speaker 7: were not inherently good, and there was people within those
Speaker 7: that were maybe originally maybe started as good. But at
Speaker 7: the end of the day, I do believe that they
Speaker 7: are trying to destroy all religion. If you read Albert
Speaker 7: Pike's writings, he talks about this stuff about uh, the
Speaker 7: they have to destroy they have. This is my thing
Speaker 7: that I think they want to use all of this
Speaker 7: to destroy the Western world. And and the idea is
Speaker 7: to build the Third Temple. Trump might do that for
Speaker 7: Israel and their beliefs is Jesus Christ wasn't the Messiah.
Speaker 7: So they need to bring about their Messiah, who might
Speaker 7: be fucking Lucifer. And they have to do this by
Speaker 7: facilitating wars. And I think that's on this idea that
Speaker 7: these prophecies are happening. I think that they're making the
Speaker 7: prophecies happen to bring about their Messiah.
Speaker 8: Doesn't matter whether they're forcing it or not, because God
Speaker 8: uses man to fulfill as well. But what I will
Speaker 8: say is in the Bible, if you read like Daniel
Speaker 8: in Revelation, the person they describe as the anti Christ Trump. Weirdly,
Speaker 8: it's the description early so and it even starts with
Speaker 8: the sound of the trumpets, so his name is.
Speaker 9: All over it.
Speaker 6: You need to listen to an episode I did Trump Pints.
Speaker 9: Trump Pints starts a sound of the trumpets.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 7: So I got this dude, Brandon Kroll on Interesting Dude
Speaker 7: like I liked.
Speaker 6: I like him. I think he's a good dude.
Speaker 7: I think a little bit he's a little bit consumed
Speaker 7: by his doctorate a little too much in my opinion,
Speaker 7: but I do like him, like I have him back
Speaker 7: on the show. I have open arms for all the
Speaker 7: guests that I've had on or whatever, and I want
Speaker 7: to create communities. He believes that Trump the anti Christ.
Speaker 7: We did two parts on this, and the second part
Speaker 7: we released ray at the time when Trump was getting
Speaker 7: elected again or like November fifth or whatever. I think
Speaker 7: I put it on the fourth or some shit, And
Speaker 7: wherever you listen, I'll send you the links to those
Speaker 7: two episodes. I think you'll find it pretty interesting.
Speaker 8: Well, it's crazy because I thought this, like I kind
Speaker 8: of had suspicions for a year or two, but I
Speaker 8: remember I was going out with this guy and I
Speaker 8: told him, well, you'll know I'm right if he survives
Speaker 8: an assassination attempt.
Speaker 9: And I said this like a while ago, and.
Speaker 8: Then he survives it, and I get a text like,
Speaker 8: holy shit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was going to say.
Speaker 7: When I was talking about that rabbi calling him the
Speaker 7: non Jewish Messiah, played a clip on the Protocol elders
Speaker 7: zign up. So I think that's the episode, idd, And
Speaker 7: that's why I was like, these people are saying, it's
Speaker 7: not me. This Rabbi said that symbolically, the messenger or
Speaker 7: whatever needs to be pierced through the right ear. He
Speaker 7: says this, it's a it's a ritual. Everything you see.
Speaker 7: I want everyone to really realize that that the entire
Speaker 7: world is a stage and every thing you see is
Speaker 7: being done on purpose to persuade certain even the things
Speaker 7: happening in California, Gavin Newsome coming in acting like he's
Speaker 7: a big show. All the things that are happening are
Speaker 7: being done on purpose to brainwash and persuade you and
Speaker 7: program you to believe in this artificial world that we
Speaker 7: exist in. And I think that there is evil definitely
Speaker 7: exists here. Everyone can feel it. If you can't, you're
Speaker 7: probably evil.
Speaker 8: Well what's interesting too, is from the lens of I
Speaker 8: think the Bible is true. I think the people that
Speaker 8: are evil also believe it to be true.
Speaker 9: And they think they can thwart God almost so they're
Speaker 9: trying to.
Speaker 8: Change the ending, and they're trying to bring this about
Speaker 8: because their Messiah comes and their time is limited anyway,
Speaker 8: Like they know the clock is ticking. It can only
Speaker 8: go on for so long before basically the whole planet
Speaker 8: can bus So I think they are forcing these prophecies,
Speaker 8: and I think they're accelerating it now that people are
Speaker 8: starting to like.
Speaker 9: Wake up to it. But even if they're forcing the prophecies,
Speaker 9: they're still happening.
Speaker 7: I know. It's crazy, yeah, because I do think that
Speaker 7: that's what they want to do, and they want to
Speaker 7: facilitate the destruction of the world because they want to
Speaker 7: become gods themselves.
Speaker 6: That's there. They do truly believe in that. If you
Speaker 6: study anything.
Speaker 7: To do with the Torah or at least the Telmood
Speaker 7: and what they really believe and what these people are
Speaker 7: actually saying, not that I'm saying it, but the rabbis
Speaker 7: of us that have you just listen to their videos
Speaker 7: and what they're saying, or the people in Israel and
Speaker 7: how they talk about the Goyum and all this stuff.
Speaker 7: You actually pay attention, it's pretty obvious what they're doing,
Speaker 7: and they want it like the Tower of Babel. They
Speaker 7: want to try to become God. And I truly believe
Speaker 7: that's what's happening. It has to do with the transgender movement, transhumanism,
Speaker 7: all that stuff is being facilitated on purpose.
Speaker 8: And everything the Bible said to do and inverted it.
Speaker 8: And it's also bigoted to point out, like have the
Speaker 8: things they've done, but even though the Bible would say,
Speaker 8: if people actually read it, that these things are wrong
Speaker 8: and bad, and for why because.
Speaker 9: They're htorical reference.
Speaker 8: But yeah, you're like bigoted for not wanting multiculturalism.
Speaker 7: But it's a cult multi culturism.
Speaker 6: This has been a really great conversation. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I figured that. I figured it as weird as it is,
Speaker 7: I was like, oh, maybe we'll do like an hour
Speaker 7: or whatever. I figured that we would go off for
Speaker 7: a while because I feel like once the conversation started flowing,
Speaker 7: I can already tell with the way you did your
Speaker 7: videos and stuff like that, that you were pretty intellectual
Speaker 7: female about this stuff. And it's interesting because I've said
Speaker 7: this before. I see more females standing up and speaking
Speaker 7: out than I do.
Speaker 6: A lot of men.
Speaker 8: More risk involved for men almost but for the same reason,
Speaker 8: like I think girls are better at like HR positions.
Speaker 8: Sometimes you need like a softer approach to reach women,
Speaker 8: and once women flip, I think.
Speaker 9: The men are.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: There's like, there's some people that follow me on TikTok
Speaker 7: and I just read this car of this one chick
Speaker 7: and she was like, I was talking about Trudeau when
Speaker 7: I was being like this fucking tyrant, I'm like they
Speaker 7: and I'm like, you know, I'm aggressive.
Speaker 6: I'm a man.
Speaker 7: I have disosterone, right, And and she was like, I
Speaker 7: wish you were weren't so angry in your videos, and
Speaker 7: I think I would enjoy them more. And I was like, yeah,
Speaker 7: but that's not authentic though, I'm like, I'm aggravated by
Speaker 7: the situation because it's not good and men inherently that's
Speaker 7: anger can be used as a tool actually to incite
Speaker 7: like revolutions. And I'm not saying anything. I do think
Speaker 7: the way out of this is peaceful for all the
Speaker 7: people listening and watching and want to take shit out
Speaker 7: of context. I believe in peaceful revolutions and not a
Speaker 7: communist type revolution. I believe in realizing that people do
Speaker 7: have the power. And at the end of the day,
Speaker 7: if you either embrace your nationalism and your national identity
Speaker 7: or you cease to exist, you have a choice.
Speaker 8: Yes, And if you're gonna die anyway, might as well,
Speaker 8: you know, light away.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 7: And there's people that are gonna be decimated by probably
Speaker 7: what's gonna happen. But this is why people need to
Speaker 7: become strong, longer, mentally sound, And this is why I
Speaker 7: do think that there is some sort of hierarchy between
Speaker 7: men and women. I think I love this quote. Strong
Speaker 7: men protect women, strong women protect children, strong families protect society.
Speaker 8: Yes, no, I totally agree, and I think there's different
Speaker 8: roles to play. That's one of the reasons I started
Speaker 8: speaking out is realistically, I'm not going to be the
Speaker 8: one fighting in this. I won't be at the front lines,
Speaker 8: probably not going to get sent to war hopefully.
Speaker 9: Yeah, But the least I can do is be supportive.
Speaker 8: And I think just having it not feel like a
Speaker 8: taboo for guys to have these opinion is really important.
Speaker 9: My audience on TikTok.
Speaker 8: I want to say it's like thirty percent women, but
Speaker 8: I have so many women reach out to me like
Speaker 8: thank you for saying all this, So there's a lot
Speaker 8: more people that agree or starting to agree that.
Speaker 9: I think people.
Speaker 6: Think, yeah, everyone started to get there.
Speaker 7: And like I said, right that, even the thing with
Speaker 7: kid and and you know, the United States joining it together,
Speaker 7: I'm like, so what then they can send all of
Speaker 7: our children off the war to die, because that will
Speaker 7: be part of it. Because most times Canadians don't have
Speaker 7: a draft, and they I think they did. They did
Speaker 7: it in the First World War and then people were pissed.
Speaker 7: And then the Second World War a lot of people
Speaker 7: said fuck you in Canada and didn't go.
Speaker 8: Yeah no, and that's fair like and I feel like
Speaker 8: if they did draft people, they wouldn't draft the immigrants.
Speaker 9: They would try to get rid of all the men,
Speaker 9: just like everywhere.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that's I've said that before. That's the whole
Speaker 7: reason why why they do this stuff. So uh yeah,
Speaker 7: if you want to stick around and hear the song,
Speaker 7: I think you would actually like it. So I want
Speaker 7: you to share all your stuff. I I definitely want
Speaker 7: to get you back on at some point. I think
Speaker 7: it would be I think there's still much more to
Speaker 7: touch upon even at some point and be interesting to
Speaker 7: like bring up clips or something like that. Like I
Speaker 7: when I invited you, why I did this because I
Speaker 7: thought that I didn't know how long the conversation would go,
Speaker 7: but I thought that there would probably want to bring
Speaker 7: you back on at some point.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'd love to come back on and thank you
Speaker 9: for having me. It's been fun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been eye opening, I think for some people.
Speaker 7: And I think I just want to say, at the
Speaker 7: end of the day, I do truly believe and I
Speaker 7: know you do too, in the the and advocate for
Speaker 7: the human rights of all people, for all people that freedom,
Speaker 7: but also we're watching our own people be destroyed. It's
Speaker 7: I can see it every day. And everyone started to
Speaker 7: see it. Even my cousin in Toronto. We were just
Speaker 7: talking about this at a family event. He was like,
Speaker 7: I grew up in Toronto, one of the most diverse
Speaker 7: cities in the entire world. I grew up with. I
Speaker 7: was the minority. I was like one of the only
Speaker 7: white kids in my high school, you know. And he
Speaker 7: was like until and He's like, I got along with
Speaker 7: all these different people. I had so many different friends
Speaker 7: from all different walks of life, literally, and he saw
Speaker 7: crazy shit living in that city. And now he's like,
Speaker 7: and now he's we started. We used to butt heads
Speaker 7: on some conspiracy stuff, and now he saw what was happening,
Speaker 7: and he was like, until I was told I can't
Speaker 7: be white, that it's not okay for me to be white.
Speaker 7: He's like, then, I'm fucking done with this. I can
Speaker 7: see it everywhere it's happening. I'm not allowed to be
Speaker 7: a white guy.
Speaker 8: Yes, Like, they basically don't want us to exist, and
Speaker 8: I just don't think it's bad for us to advocate
Speaker 8: for ourselves. At the end of the day, we can't
Speaker 8: help anyone if we can't help ourselves. So we need
Speaker 8: house in order before we start trying to, you know, play.
Speaker 9: All around the world.
Speaker 8: I agree, well, because of our week, leadership is impacting everyone.
Speaker 9: So I feel like it is, as much as people
Speaker 9: don't want to admit it, it's.
Speaker 8: In everyone's interest for different people to be in charge
Speaker 8: of our government.
Speaker 7: I agree, And people are going to have to collectivize,
Speaker 7: and so our way out of here is this glass
Speaker 7: prison that they've built around us as collectivism.
Speaker 6: So show your stuff, tuppy, where to find you?
Speaker 9: So I'm on TikTok at mk what about it? Twitter?
Speaker 9: Same user name and Instagram same user name.
Speaker 7: So just mk at w H A T A B
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Speaker 7: It's pretty incredible. You're very intelligent and articulate woman. It
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna play one of my songs called World War
Speaker 7: Everybody stays strange out there.
Speaker 5: Lives are at stake and millions of people are killed.
Speaker 5: Countries are destroyed, ruined forever. Endless sums of money are
Speaker 5: spilled into god knows where. Faster our as fast as
Speaker 5: the blood gets spilled.
Speaker 6: On the ground, and you'll never get either backed.
Speaker 5: Those people are dead forever. All of their potential, everything
Speaker 5: they ever could have done, everything we all could have
Speaker 5: done together, gone, gone forever, wiped up, destroying all the
Speaker 5: money that we use to make sure that happen. We
Speaker 5: can't even give them. They can't even give them any
Speaker 5: kind of memorial. We can't even build them anything worthy
Speaker 5: of remembering because we're proud because we sent all that
Speaker 5: money away to anyone could have done with it in
Speaker 5: the future. Anything we could have used it for to
Speaker 5: really help people, we can't because it went out the
Speaker 5: window to an endless death machine that only exists to
Speaker 5: consume more souls.
Speaker 6: So if it's ready, it's owner, you would hope.
Speaker 5: You would pray for the love of God, that one
Speaker 5: obvious constant. Everybody knows it in the world.
Speaker 9: It's true.
Speaker 5: It's true.
Speaker 4: Stand up and point at it and say what it is.
Speaker 4: For God's sakes, you want to be the leader, you
Speaker 4: want to run the whole show, and you can't even admit, Hey,
Speaker 4: has anyone noticed the giant monster in the room?
Speaker 6: Poor boys fight morse for rich men?
Speaker 5: What will you die for?
Speaker 3: Reload the redfle ammunition out burn Pike road of a
Speaker 3: three World War protection brave men annoyingly fought and die
Speaker 3: for communism. Women on the hate then kill the goam
Speaker 3: and played victim convinced to destroy each other in the
Speaker 3: name of patriotism. Then crying standing over their graves is
Speaker 3: their children?
Speaker 6: That man's a soldier, And say to the business.
Speaker 3: Of killing millions of lives stolen for a Bolshevism, hide
Speaker 3: the gold in Switzerland, use propaganda and might control the citizens.
Speaker 3: War is not the answer, killed prophet, like you're sick
Speaker 3: with cancer. Godless monsters with the sickle in hammer talk
Speaker 3: shat while you're waving your ridiculous banner. You aren't saving
Speaker 3: us soul. The cost of human lives in war has
Speaker 3: taken its toll. It's a form of population control. To
Speaker 3: kill lawful the strong men a rubb nation of its
Speaker 3: gold while world leaders talk with sane us throne and
Speaker 3: bomb civilization in tail. We're back in the age of stones.
Speaker 3: Israel infiltrate the state and owns all your politicians and
Speaker 3: control the way you vote.
Speaker 6: If you think you have a choice, you'll find it don't.
Speaker 3: History is agreed upon fable, so read books your beliefs.
Speaker 6: If you're able, so from your mind to the lies
Speaker 6: you were fed.
Speaker 3: Rolling by designs to society is led by tyres and
Speaker 3: disguise and student ties.
Speaker 5: Who route the lies. Look in their rise, they're dead, no.
Speaker 6: Soul to be seen. They use the media to mold
Speaker 6: what you believe. Hold your feet to the fire, and
Speaker 6: make you pay for the cold that's.
Speaker 3: Beneath it, the greed of an empire that's never known defeat,
Speaker 3: finding both.
Speaker 5: Sides of the conflict.
Speaker 3: No amount of lives is worth of nonsense.
Speaker 6: War is good for business, Invest your son. You should
Speaker 6: pray for forgiveness fur.
Speaker 5: The death you've brung.
Speaker 3: Peace will never come when it's offer at the end
Speaker 3: of a gun.