Speaker 1: Alrighty, there we go, twenty twenty six, new year, new stream,
same old music. Man love it every time we come
on here. Let's just jump right on, wet fellas. We
got a laugh to cover tonight. Let's first get our
introductions out of the way, our quick promotions of all
of our sponsors and friends, and then we'll get into
the meat of the episode tonight. So joining me tonight
are just members of Central Committee of the OGC. I am,
of course President red Hawk. Next to me is mister
not me, not you. How are you, sir?
Speaker 2: Doing great?
Speaker 3: Happy New Year to you and to all our brothers
in the Old Glory Club. I think twenty twenty six
is going to be the year when the tins of
the Alps will finally have the assembled in India phrase
removed from them.
Speaker 1: Will be a wonderful day when that finally comes true.
Mister Pequinonas is back. How's your new year?
Speaker 4: Peat? New year was great? All right, let's let's get
going here.
Speaker 1: Indeed, and we got mister Fahrenheit, who for some reason
has a smaller PfP profile picture than normal, but you
are large in all of our hearts. Mister Fahrenheit, how
are you sir.
Speaker 5: It's a coordinated conspiracy with an attempt to reduce my message.
But I'm doing very well. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes exactly. They fear you because you speak the truth. Yes,
and we have mister Charlemagne with us, Ben Wils since
you've been on a pr Charlie, good to have you back.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, keeping quite busy with American spirits. Of course
takes a lot of time, so don't have a whole
lot of time for two streams a week. But yeah,
happy to be here for the state of the club.
And of course I'm the current secretary of the club
as well. If people were not aware.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course many important officers and members of Central
Committee here tonight to bring in this new year. But
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They're back at circulation now, very good history materials there,
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out fellow friends. In addition to that, next Thursday, pr
we will be having a fundraiser for mister Bagby, who
once again will need some financial assistance from everyone in
the club. He's a good friend of the show, and
the fact that he's in the position that he is
in is quite the indictment on our society in this
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ready for that one. Alrighty gents, So twenty twenty six
State of the Club. I think the first place for
us to start is how twenty twenty five went for
the OGC as a club. I mean the first place
to start is that we almost doubled the amount of
that we had from the start of the year for
almost in every single state. Now I would like to
see by the end of the year we have representation
in all fifty Hawaii is going to be tricky, but
any of you people in the audience who are from
Hawaii please reach out to us and maybe we can
get a chapter started right there. But I think for
the rest of the states, I think it's very doable
for us to have full chapter representation in all the states.
So who else would like to pitch in for something
that was huge as it relates to twenty twenty five
for the club.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, besides just the new number of states
that we added, we also had multiple chapters in states
that already existed breaking apart or I guess, building up
in a regional capacity just to the sheer number of
people and the distances involved. So the existing chapters haven't
slowed down at all. Some of them are getting too
big to encompass just one region, and how they you know,
deal with that. Some of them splinter off into other chapters,
and some of them, you know, just do little regional
systems within their own chapter, which you know, it's up
to the chapter because no matter how they decide to
break apart the leadership of those regions, they are all
brothers of the old Glory Club.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course, I think we I think certain states.
I know, for fact, there's two states that have three.
I don't think anyone has reached up to four quite yet,
but that might be possibility near in the future. And
I know a couple of states are well on their
way to crossing into two as well. So yeah, the
localities are shrinking ever ever closer to being just right
in your backyard. So if you guys have not signed
up and joined a chapter yet, now is the time
for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and of course you can check all of that
out on the website just in terms of the state
of things. In addition to being the secretary, I also
operate the website the Old Glory Club dot com. I
don't remember if we had the map page at the
beginning of twenty twenty five, but of course we do
have a map there now. I've recently updated the map
so that you can clearly see which states we do
not and do and do not have chapters in. Clicking
states will show you the chapters in that state if
you're interested in joining or just seeing who else is around.
And yeah, I mean we're getting pretty close to having
chapters in every state now. Tennessee is one of those,
of course, with three chapters in the state. I'm looking
at it now. I also added a show's tab to
the website which lists the four shows we have, which
are Pony Express, Radio, American Spirits, Chapter House, and then
also a sort of side forth when OGC at the
Movies where we do film reviews. I've actually also got
the Nathaniel Green Society's shows up there the Green Tavern
in the green Room, and I also promised Cascade Front
Tier I'd add THEIRS as well, which I still need
to do. It's a little bit more work getting substack
stuff on there, which is where THEIRS is hosted. So yeah,
so that'll be coming up. What else, Yeah, the chapters themselves.
I've also updated each individual's chapter, each individual chapter's page
so that if you link your chapter page on social
media on you know, Telegram or wherever, it should render
your chapter name and the logo that is stored on
the page as well. So that can help if you're, like,
you know, if you're looking to share your your chapter
on like Facebook or wherever. That should be working now
for people. So yeah, website coming along well. Probably also
going to be updating the homepage soon with perhaps some
of our top historical articles, so people can look forward
to that. Just for club members listening the website, you know,
I view it as a resource for you guys, so
suggestions are always welcome for any improvements or new features.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, mentioning all the media work that
our you know, chapters are doing. It's all very interesting,
it's all independent. I love the Green Tavern myself, especially
the intro music and the samples of Thomas seven seven
seven talking about what a great time he's having.
Speaker 2: That's that's exactly the attitude we should all have.
Speaker 5: I wanted to speak a little bit on my end
from the office of the Vice President. The thing I
wanted to primarily focus on that I believe was done
very well over this last year was the regional events.
Several very top tier regional events have been held. I
know the New Ivy League held a dinner that went
very well. Nathaniel Green Society in North Carolina has hosted
several events which took some significant coordination that I attended
and I was very impressed by. But the crowning jewel
of all of the regional events that have occurred this
year was the East Coast Forum that was hosted by
the jointly by the Bluestone Heritage League and the Vetas
Dominium Club, which was if you've ever been to one
of the yearly events that the Central Committee puts on
in Tennessee, it was sort of a miniature version of
that it was very well run. There were lots of
very high quality people in attendance. There were some good
speeches that were held, and I'm very grateful to have attended.
So that's one of the things I'm very impressed by.
I know that in twenty twenty six this year, we're
looking at repeating many of these events as yearly traditions,
as the Central Event has become and many other chapters
in many other regions are looking to have their own
regional events, which we are all looking forward to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and speaking of events in twenty twenty five, we
can't forget the Central Event, which you know, technically it's
our second the second event we've hosted, but the fourth
event where somebody from the Central Committee has had a
hand in organizing it, and it just keeps getting better
every year. The venue was a step above the ones before,
including the food, and you know, it's just it it's
great to see that we can keep the not just
keep the quality, but increase it and increase the edics
of the event as well. With our friend from UH
the James Oglethorpe Society, who is so involved in printing,
let the listener understand and go look into that if
they're interested. But you know, there it's a it's a
big effort to get all those things running properly, and
it's it's great to see that.
Speaker 2: It's it's just getting we're just getting easier every year.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: On that note, Uh, you know, we're currently working on
a system to uh sort of allocate tickets to each
individual chapter for this year's event in you know, the
middle of the year again, so you can your your
your officers should be getting to you at some point, uh,
and that probably the next couple of weeks or months
about that. But obviously we're trying to make sure that
tickets are allocated in a way that makes sense. Given
that we have so many chapters now, you know, I
think it's like thirty five or thirty seven. Obviously there
have to be caps on tickets allocated per chapter just
to be fair. And for this reason too, we're very
very happy that a lot of the chapters are doing
their own sort of conferences that will hopefully scale up
to the same size as the national conference at some point,
just so that people don't feel like they're being like
they're missing out, because unfortunately, as the organization gets much
much larger, we are going to have to put more
limits on the national conference, which you know will probably
turn more into a leadership summit type thing.
Speaker 7: I think one of the things that really came out
of this year is, I mean I went to a
couple events that were even outside of the outside of
the club or club adjacent. And you know, once you
start going to events, so once you start meeting up
and go to chapter meetups and regional meetups whatever, you
start to understand the importance of social capital. How when
you've sat and talked to somebody face to face and
you've you know, shared a laugh, shared a share a drink, whatever,
shared time, that you understand how important it is that
we're not going to get through this without building social
capital and without being able to look each other, look
each other in the eyes and see yeah, and see
the sincerity, and see see how much the other person cares.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Definitely to echo what P has been saying right there.
One of the anecdotes that I've had over this last year,
in addition to like the different regional conferences and events
that people have been having just at the chapter level
with some of our guys have been doing. You know,
whether it relates to you know, adopting highways or graveyard
cleanups or you know, cleaning up monuments, going on hikes,
stuff like that. I mean me personally, I took the
Florida Guys on a wild boar hunt this year, which
was tons and tons of fun. So forming those bonds
of brotherhood within your chapter by you know, doing whatever
event that you guys think is most relevant for your
guys's locale is really really important and definitely something that
we need to be stressing going into the rest of
the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Pete, you know, mentioning that when you get together
for these regional or the national conferences, that you you know,
you can look the other person in the eye and
realize that we're all here for the same reason. It's
good to get reminders. It's good to show up to
these things, to get reminders of why the Old Glory
Club was started in the first place, Because a couple
of years ago there was some of us identified that
the biggest problem with the online right is that all
of the factional infighting it was mostly fake and gay
and caused by individual egos, and so we figured, how
do we deal with that, Well, we get people to
meet and know each other and that's, uh, that's a
step in the right direction. So it yearly reminders of
that thing that that purpose are are always worth worth
your time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I've never once seen a chimp out
at any our of our events. Amongst the guys there,
there's always like discussions, there's always arguments, but it's always
done in good faith. And you know, nobody has ever
come to the point of, you know, we're going to
throw fists or something, or exchange insults or something. That's
just never once happened at any of the conferences, events,
local meetups, parties, anything that I've attended, None of this
has ever occurred.
Speaker 2: Because so there have been jiu jitsu bouts.
Speaker 1: That is true. That is true. That is of a
different kind, I would say, But it really just goes
to show you that once people actually get offline, which
many of us, especially those of us, there are content
creators that ended up starting the OGC all those years ago.
I mean, this is the conclusion that we all came to,
is that you know, people need to be spending less
time online, must be more in person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just I just I just wanted to I
just wanted to mention that chapters have been doing all
sorts of civic engagement. I've heard about graveyard cleanups. I've
heard about cleaning up monuments in their local communities. I've
heard about things like adopt a highway initiatives being undertaken
by chapters. All of these are are excellent, wonderful things
that we want this organization to be focusing on. These
are the sorts of things that make a tangible difference.
Unlike a Twitter posts, these are not things that give
you instant gratification and instant eyeballs and uh and and
an instant you know feeling that you you know, you
said something that got attention and got judgment and you
move off of that. Well, No, this is this is
the actual uh, hard work, the tilling of the soil,
the little things that are done by groups of men
that that cause communities to prosper, to raise them, to
raise up, to to strive to a higher standard. And
these things are often neglected, especially by political people in
the political sphere, because they think, oh, what does adopting
a road have to do with achieving my political ends?
And I would like to fully emphasize the Club is
not a political organization, though we understand that the super
majority of our of our membership are extremely politically oriented.
And what this does is that it creates this shared
sense of belonging, and it creates this legitimacy of the
Club as an American institution that is reflected physically in
the material world in the America around them. When you
pass by the road adopted by and you see your
chapter name below it, or you see the grave site
that's now clean that you cleaned up, or the park,
let's say, like an overhang in a park that your
chapter got together and built, or something like that with
a plaque on it. Right, this is how you make
your mark, something that is obviously not totally permanent, but
more permanent than the ever churning and turmoiling discourse of
the timeline. And that's the kind of stuff that I'm
absolutely encouraged to see and want to encourage more of
in the Year of Our Lord twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Why don't we move on a little bit here, guys,
because as we've covered in detail about some of the
things we've seen last year, all the things that we
are very very excited about, why don't we focus our
attention to what twenty twenty six is going to bring
in some of the challenges they're going to be facing
the Club and the broader right wing sphere in general
this year. Now, I guess I'm you know, we might
as well just do this. I mean, you know, I'm
giving a little bit of a spoiler of the theme
for this year's national conference is going to be The
theme for this year is going to be together or separate.
A little nod to our old founding father, mister Benjamin
Franklin here, But really what the biggest issue that you know,
many of us have been discussing. If people have been
listening to us hash out these ideas on places like
mister D's Twitter spaces or something like that, you will
know that one of the major fault lines that we
see in the right wing coalition and as well, you know,
in this club as well, because the gentleman who make
up the organization or of the right of course, is
the need for a maintaining the coalition as we approach
the midterms and into twenty twenty eight and beyond. There
are a lot of fault lines that are forming on
a multitude of issues we can look back to, you know,
things like Charlie Kirk's assassination. Nick Fund has been platformed
on the mainstream. Even the more recent goings on in
the news, like the Minneapolis ice shooting or the Venezuela operation.
You know, these are things that are being exploited by
people on all sides to you know, put us against them,
you know, this right wing faction against this other right
wing faction or something like this. And one of the
things I really want to stress as the Old Glory
Club itself is that all of the goings on of
everyday politics and something like that is just not remotely
on our timeline. I mean, when we first started this organization,
we wanted to pass us on to our sons. We
passes on to our grandsons, Like this is not just
something that's going to be around for the remainder of
this administration. This is going to be something that I'm
going to be working on literally for the rest of
my life. And I know everybody who's on Central Committee
and many of the people who are presidents and officers
in various chapters think the same way. So it's just
really really important, and I get caught up in the
everyday goings on, you know, to start a fights with people.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean absolutely, this is this is my baby,
and like it or not, I see everyone in the
club as my son. So it's even if they're older
than me. Sorry, Pete, it's just the way it's it's
got to be.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, you're gonna have to help me with
some bills now, thank you.
Speaker 1: I know I'm a Charlemagne. What are your thoughts on this,
because we've talked quite a bit on mister d Space
is about the need for keeping this coalish together. You
know what do you have to say?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, of course you are talking about they're this
sort of broad coalition of people against what gets termed
the the woke left, and this huge grouping of people
that more or less fall under this banner of MAGA.
This is certainly important to keep together. We are definitely
a lot more interested in our club though. Building brotherhood
within the club is going to be one of our
is our major point of twenty twenty six that we
want to focus on. You know, one of the things
that has happened in you know, this coalition you're referring to,
after the Charlie Kirk assassination. Of course, things sort of
started fracturing, and it you know, became termed the Maga
Civil War. And then when Tucker Carlson interviewed Nick Fuentes,
that really sort of really started that phenomenon, although it
was you know, building up before. All these tensions have
been building up, you know among the broader American right
wing factions. Coalition. I'm a little hesitant around the term
coalition because there is no real formal coalition yet. It's
it's more like a sort of prototypical one. But anyway,
you know, those fault lines exist, and you know they're
getting exacerbated by recent events now. But all of that
stuff happens in this sort of atmosphere around us. For us,
it is really the club itself, the fraternal bonds between
us of all members of the club. That is really
what is most important to focus on. You know, all
of the all of the differences of opinion that are
happening in this space. It Maga Civil War is occurring.
This is not like what the club is about, right.
The club is about the fraternity we all share together
because if you're in this organization, it is because we
initially have identified the people who formed the chapter you're
in as heritage Americans and people who are genuinely interested
in and capable of sustaining our American heritage and building
it up actually for the future. And if you're in
one of the chapters, then you know, those men have
identified you as an exact type of person. And that's
what really matters here, is that we are about American heritage,
not you know, what people's opinions are on, you know,
the current administration, because ultimately that administration is going to
you know, fade into the past and we're still going
to be here and all we're going to have is
each other to depend on to get through whatever is
coming next.
Speaker 5: I think it's it's necessary to acknowledge that, you know,
one of the biggest fault lines that exists within the
wider right wing space that then trickles down into the
men of the club is the orientation towards the Trump
administration itself. There are those who very much support the
Trump administration to a lesser or greater extent, and there
are those who are skeptical of the Trump administration to
a lesser or greater extent. And there are various subgroups
and sub issues which form out from that. And I
think it needs to be emphasized to everyone that both
camps are legitimate. Both camps have good substantive reasons as
to why they are oriented the way that they are,
and they are unified by a common worldview, you know,
primarily based on American norms derived from European norms and
Christian norms, right, And we all want a wider, more
Christian America, you know, frankly, that's what we all want.
That's the goal we are all striving towards. We believe
that this used to exist at one point, and it
was better than today when this existed, and that this
ought to be recaptured. So it's very important to keep
that in front of the eyes of everyone as we
go about this stuff. And I believe that you know,
this is a negative aspect, and it's a novel one
in human history, particularly due to social media changing how
people think and how people communicate and how people interact
into a very very short attention span, feedback loop driven
mean of interaction, right where memes and vibes rather than
actual substantive, coherent arguments become the reigning parts of the day.
And it's and it's very important for those of us
in the club who have an organization that kind of
transcends this. I don't want to say it, it transcends
our principles and our beliefs. But you know, though it
is an a political organization. But when you're in an
organization that transcends this, right, there is a greater forum
and a greater common standard that these it that can
that can bring out the best, the most substantive aspects
of both of these sides into a new, coherent whole.
And that's what I believe must be emphasized because what
we saw with the Charlie Kirk assassination, with Flentes being platformed,
with a thousand little things between here and there, finally
coming to a head with what occurred in Venezuela, and
by the grace of God, we had what just happened
with these Ice agents sort of reunifying all of us
around Wait a minute, you know, there's there's this mass
of group of militant people who are fueled by this
ideology and this worldview that will not stop until all
of us are dead or imprisoned or something. And it's
only going to get worse. It's only going to get worse.
This year, the midterms, and I'm not going to make
any predictions, but this is going to be a very
political year due to the midterms, due to continued actions
of the Trump administration, or inactions, depending on where you are,
due to the actions of various other political actors. And
I want to emphasize to every brother of the club
and to every individual who finds themselves on the right generally,
that the things that are more important to focus on
this year than the media thunderdome, than the feedback loop
are the tangible brothers that exist around you, the connections
and the friendships that you make, and the preparations that
you make with those friendships and connections for what is
to come. Because you know, I am personally favorable towards
the administration. However, I don't believe the civilizational crisis that
we are currently undergoing can be substantively fixed by this administration,
even if it were to do everything right and to
make every good decision. And I think anyone who's honest
about that will acknowledge that. So in conclusion, if we
are to resolve all of this, we must focus on
what unifies us in the world that we desire to create.
I know that was a very long soliloquy, but I wanted.
Speaker 7: To say all of that if I can, if I
can pick up on what you were saying about civilizational
crisis there. I think that when I ask everybody in
Central what their most important issue is, it's immigration and
its deportations. It's remigration. And I think one of the
things that I've seen this week, and I'm not going
to say I saw it from anybody in the club,
but I've seen it from the greater right on social media,
is is there are people who are so enamored and
so happy about this venezuela, you know, win, that they'll
actually use those of us who are like, okay, great,
you know whatever, do whatever, Go go go bomb all
the fucking people you want, but deport one hundred million people.
And I've actually seen people using that as a like
trying to tease people who aren't taking you know, who
are like, you know, who haven't completely bought in, like
this is going to like this is going to cause
some great change. No, the great change will be caused
when seventy five you know, when seventy five million people
are deported, When forty million people are deported, when the deportations,
when the denaturalizations, when the war on these nations within
hours are excised, That's when you will start to see healing.
That's when you will start to see a nation be reborn.
Foreign adventures that may bring people together, It may make people.
Speaker 4: Go rah rah.
Speaker 7: You know, we haven't had to win in a long time,
so let us have this win. Great, wonderful, have it.
But understand, if you want prices to go down, if
you want to have you know, one of the things
that could absolutely destroy the midterms is the fact that
prices keep going up and up. I go to the
grocery store all the time. Personally, I go to the
grocery store. Prices keep going up on things that I buy.
That is going to screw you in the in the
mid terms. If you want those prices to go down,
you can only do so much with monetary policy. What
you need to do is you need to start taking
millions of people and removing them from the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and all this to say, oh, sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So.
Speaker 7: Don't we all know everyone knows that it's immigration. It's
too many people here, it's people who don't belong here.
It is people who are absolutely like a bio weapon,
a biomass amongst us that need to be removed. And
to mock people who are reminding you that that is
the main issue. I mean, come on, guys, come on,
take your win, you know, run a lap, do what
you gotta do. You know, you know, have a sip
of booze to celebrate. Get people out of here, Get
people fucking build rail lines. If you need to build
more planes, load them up on ships, but get them
the hell out of here. That's the only way you
can start thinking about having a civilization in the future.
Speaker 3: Well, all this to say that regardless of the success
or failure, real or perceived of the current administration of
the next administration, the administration that follows that, there's absolutely
nothing to affect the necessity nor the reasons that.
Speaker 2: Gave rise to the old Lory Club.
Speaker 3: You know, we are an organization that is made up
mostly of whims. And for those unfamiliar, there was a
study in two thousand and seven that came out that
identified the white, hierarchical.
Speaker 2: Independent male as being only.
Speaker 3: Ten percent of the United States population, which I'm sure
it's much lower now, but also is basically the only
population that gets anything done and that's while the Old
Glory Club doesn't set out specifically become that that's who
we attract. We're all the same types, and so we're
all going to have our own opinions on the minutia
of political decisions made far away from us by people
who don't even know we exist, or who don't listen
to the things that we have to say. Anyway, we
don't need the federal government.
Speaker 2: We just need each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, with that sentiment right there, I mean, this
is like the thing that we talk about all the time,
with the nonsense of le oh, we need like more
h one ps to come into the country and solve
all our problems. It's like no, it's like.
Speaker 5: Did we lose him?
Speaker 2: We sure did.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: I regret to inform all of you, but it appears
that a attack is being launched against the President of
the OGC right now by various subversive and foreign elements.
I suppose, as vice president I should take over the
stream until he comes back. But yes, I agree with
all of the sentiments, and I think I think what
mister President was trying to say is that these sentiments
I want to speak for him, but these sentiments are
all what brought the club into being in the first place.
First and foremost, the club is a place in an
arena for brotherhood and for friendship to thrive in a
protected environment, as every internal society since the creation of
fraternal societies was meant to be, and going into twenty
twenty six, as this feedback loop will ramp up as
things will get more politicized and people will look to
find the worst interpretations of what you know, perceived people
in another perceived. Can't have to say on both sides,
I don't I don't want to lay blame it on
anyone solely, right, but that can only be overcome by
the by an ideal which is greater than any other
ideal that one puts forward, which is that of a
true and genuinely lived friendship between men who have lived
and suffered and in many cases died together. That is
the basis of all community. It is the basis of
all civilization, you know, short only of a common faith right.
That is the basis of all of it. And that
is what needs to be emphasized, and that's what needs
to be focused on, because if the club and the
and the and the broader right is to survive, the
coming political storm, which I think all of us kind
of sense coming. Then this is what needs to be
hyper focused on.
Speaker 1: I declare holy war on spectrum Internet and everyone who
installs the lines all over the country. You must all
be destroyed. Anyway, thank you, mister Fahrenheit for that.
Speaker 3: Anyone else I want to chime in, Well, I did
want to quote our good friend or In Mcatyre just
talking about the online space. Never forget that Twitter is
for dunking on journalists, politicians, and accredited college professors.
Speaker 2: And that's you know, there's no better way to say that.
It's really not for anything else.
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely, and it is again just emphasizing the importance
of how this organization transcends.
Speaker 1: These two sides.
Speaker 6: Or camps from from our point of view on the
Central Committee, these camps and sides on various issues on
the Trump administration more generally don't exist within the club.
People may have their opinions on them, and that's fine,
but that that is all entirely orthogonal to us, you know,
both regardless of what your opinion is on the Trump administration.
Like I said, if you're in this club, that means
you are a heritage American who other people in the
club believe to be worth brotherhood and friendship with. And
you know, we're not about having, you know, the right
opinions on the Trump administration, you know, and we're not
about trying to even convince you know, other people within
the club of those opinions. You know, we all have
our opinions.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Paul Fahrenheit is you know, a lot more optimistic or
at least positively disposed towards the Trump administration. And you know,
someone like Pete isn't. And you know, they could disagree,
and people within the club will disagree. The Venezuela incident
was mentioned earlier, right, and there are different perspectives on
this within the club, and this, this incident should serve
as a warning beacon for what is to come around
the mid terms that the there are going to be
even more significant events that occur for the entirety of
this year that are intentionally devised well, not as if
they're like entirely planned for this purpose, but the way
they are perpetuated on social media. The whole Twitter ecosystem
is design to facilitate people fighting like this, and that
may happen from time to time, but Ultimately, this is
entirely right beneath us in the sense that we are
not here to be divided over opinions on these political events.
We transcend all that as an organization and all of them,
the various takes people have. I mean, from what I've seen,
everyone in the club, you know, has has presented legitimate
takes on that pretty much everything I've seen. You know,
we're not We're about what brings us together and not
our differences. And that has to be kept in mind
as as this year progresses, because as I predict on
mility Ule, I don't make predictions much. I don't really
like them, but I think this year is going to
be pretty crazy, and I think these political divisions are
going to go off like a grenade, uh broadly in
this this MAGA coalition, and what we don't want to
happen is for that to, you know, cause devise between brothers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were already seeing it right now, and we're
only just a few days into the new year, and
it's only going to get worse as we're getting closer
and closer.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I wanted to make the point that, you know,
I would love to see a red wave and Republicans
take more of the House and take more of the
Senate this coming year. History and circumstances don't point that
way right now. That's not because of quote unquote black
pillars or people quote unquote truoning out because they don't
believe Trump is doing it is doing enough. Nobody on
Twitter who's doing that is going is the cause of
people not voting for Republicans this coming year. So if
it turns out that there is a blue wave and
you know, Trump hasn't put all these people in jail,
you put all of his enemies in jail and you know,
or sent them to git Mo so that they won't
seek to try to impeach him for the you know,
between twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight, or once
twenty twenty eight is over, and if a Democrat gets elected,
seek to try him not as a head of state,
but as the leader of an organized criminal gang. That's
not on the people who aren't one hundred percent rah
rah rah, go go administration. No, that has nothing to
do with us. So don't blame don't blame people who
are who are critical, who congratulate and get of props
to Trump when he does something right, and I can
go down a list if I want, but also say
you're not doing enough, and we're running up against an
existential crisis here, and if you don't solve that existential
crisis by the time you get out of office, shit's
going to be bad for all of us, including you.
Speaker 1: Thanks not to fall to echo this as well. From
what he's saying, I mean, we already see this level
of arguments coming from our enemies in the sense of
from like the conservative ink establishment of what's going to
happen in twenty twenty six year where they say, well,
you can see that they're already priming up these arguments
to purge you know what they call like the woke
right or the radicals or what have you. Is that
because like you know, we perform poorly in the midterms
because like winsdo Seeries didn't get elected. It's because people
are pushing way further to the right on these issues,
and that's what the problems are. It's the same argument
when people are saying over here is like, oh, well,
you guys aren't being as vocal in supportive of the administration.
Therefore you guys are the ones that are the result
of why you know, XYZ person didn't come out to
vote or something like that, like this is this is
all just ridiculous. We are talking about a span of
millions upon millions of people voting in an election, and
the platforms that we do have. While we do punch
above our weight to a great degree, we punch am
of our weight because of the certain kinds of people
that are listening, not because there are millions pond millions
of the American electorate that are listening to us and
taking orders on who and what to vote for.
Speaker 5: And I want to cap off the existential crisis. And
I know we have other stuff we have to talk about,
but I want to cap this off by basically laying
out the stakes to all of us, because I think
everyone in everyone here is raising great points. And I
think Pete's absolutely correct as to the historical moment we're
presently living in.
Speaker 1: Today.
Speaker 5: I saw Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz in Voke, Minnesota holding
the line at the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War,
which you know, I'm during Pickett's charge, which is something
that can be fact checked into oblivion. But what this
means is is that you know, Waltz is about it basically,
go to jail, God willing. But what what what the
last time that I'm going to say that, I'm going
to say the words, and you know everyone's going to
get mad. But the last time a civil war happened
in the United States was when you had two major
blocks of state governments, uh, two ideologically aligned blocks of
state governments that saw the other block of state governments
as fundamentally illegitimate. Right, And you know, once this really
the concrete sets on both of these, the next federal
election is basically just the weight of one side's numbers
versus another side, which is just an illegitimate election. In
what causes a disaster? I see this forming in the
United States at present. Okay, if you look at the
states that are under firm blue control, Illinois, Minnesota, the
entire West Coast, pretty much the whole of New England,
you know, the Midwest is somewhat split. The South. You know,
incursions into the South via Georgia and North Carolina have
been more or less stemmed. And I don't believe these
states are on the trajectory that they once were, though
there's still as much work to be done However, that's
still a pretty significant population divide. These states in these
political offices have command over centralized military apparatuses and state
National Guard, state Guard, state police forces, state air National Guards,
et cetera, alongside any any federal forces that might be
present there. So what I see is entirely possible, just
because as history, as Pete mentioned, history does indicate things
like this can happen. What I see is entirely possible
is that one side which is against all of us.
It's the side that controls Minnesota and lets Somalis in
to do their looting. It's the side that floods Illinois
with ag workers from Central American countries. It's the side
that has turned one of the most beautiful and greatest states, California,
into one of the worst. And as you as you
saw today with the ICE agents to several ICE agents
and one in Minneapolis and one in Portland defending their
lives against this rabid mob, what I see here is
an intractable difference and the best way to ensure that
the lot of us, the club and the wider sphere
that it represents, gets divided up and defeated piecemeal. In
much the same way that the white Russians were or
in much the same way that the Spanish left was
during the Spanish Civil War is to is to continue
on the path that seems to be happening without checking ourselves.
And I personally believe that the existence of the OGC
as an organization will save the American right, and God willing,
will save the United States from this looming catastrophe. This
can only be a multi generational project if we make
it through the coming catastrophe, and that's something I want
every one of our brothers listening or who hears this
on the replay to look at, to internalize and to understand.
I know that was again very long, but it's I
think we all need to be thinking about.
Speaker 4: Amen.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, thank you very much, mister Fahrenheit. All right, guys,
why don't we announce some of the other things that
we're looking forward to in twenty twenty six for the
rest of the year. So, I mean, as we were mentioning,
the theme for this year's conference is going to be
together or separate, and that also leads out into the
main goal that we've also been talking about on the
rest of the show tonight is bonds of brotherhood and
the power that we as a fraternal society have to
bring men together. Everybody knows who have studied their history
will know that the only political change and the only
change in general that ever occurs in society is done
by small groups of men, of course, and that is
the one of the things that really galvanized us into
starting this organization from the very beginning, is that all
of our traditional male spaces have been entirely taken away
from us. And you would not believe the kinds of
stuff that you can get done just by talking to
fellow men that agree with you, or come from the
same background, or are looking to accomplish the same goals
anything like this. Men always bond by doing things together.
We're not like women we're just gonna call up a
friend on a phone or something and catch up all
the time. You know, we're bond in action in doing things.
So look for more events like that to be coming
up throughout the year, for people to be bonding through brotherhood.
I mean a couple of us, we're at a number
of parties this year with fellow guys, not just regional
or local events or the national conference, but you know,
people were out doing various activities, you know, and just
making friends. We're definitely be doing a lot more of
that into the new year. Here. One other thing I've
announced is that later this year, the OGC is going
to be announcing our scholarship fund. Look for more details
to be coming on that when the time is right.
But that's going to be something very, very exciting we've
been working on in the background for some time, so
I'll watch this space for more information coming out on
that one.
Speaker 3: It should be noted that the scholarship on is for
those going to law school, So if you want to
get your degree in feminist dance theory, it's not it's
not going to be used for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you need not apply indeed, but yeah, we do
need an army of lawyers, and we here at the
OGC are going to try and do our part to
get that done. Another thing that we're gonna be looking
for into this new year, in addition to bringing up
all the issues that we've been talking about about the
broader right wing sphere in you know, maintaining some civility
between all people involved and keeping our eye on the
prize and our eyes on the enemy that we all face.
This show, Pony Express Radio is gonna get restructured a
little bit. You know, this is actually kind of a
long time coming. I mean peating myself for talking about
this off air a little bit. You know, like and
events stuff kind of is just boring and it makes
us mad all the time. So we're kind of sick
and tired of just dealing with the current event stuff
of the day, and we wanted to kind of get back.
If people will remember what the show was like back
in the day when we actually first launched, it was
more of a topic show. Some of it was history,
some of it was you know, whatever topics we wanted
to decide at the time as it related to America
in general. So this show is going to be moving
away from the everyday political goings on stuff of the day.
You know, maybe like every now and then we might
do an emergency show when something really really huge pops off,
But generally speaking, we're gonna be having way more variety
in the people who come on the show, rotating out
people from Central rotating the kinds of topics we discuss,
and having more hyper focused kinds of discussions with various
guests and something like that, so people could be looking
forward to that for the rest of the year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, plenty Express is always a fun time. As it
was in twenty twenty five. Plenty Express was a fun
time and you got some good knee slappers, and we're
all going to have fond memories of the train whistle.
Although I think that people have already forgotten what the
red line was indicative of. I have not, but that
might be exactly that might be an esoteric one for
the ages. But to be like, just to kind of
stick on the same theme that we've been going with
current events really is slop and we're not in the
game to be slop merchants, even though you know we
can have we can get our jollies doing exactly that.
Speaker 2: So it's time that we did this for you, our brothers.
Speaker 6: Yes, well, it's also important because you know, being that
this is our most listened to show. I wish I
could say that I'm an American spirit, but it is
what it is. Not to mention it's you know, hosted
by the president. Uh, we don't want the show to
give the impression that our brothers in the club should
be primarily focused on this day to day political stuff.
Nor do we want to people to think that, you know,
let's be honest, Pete along with red Hawk, are pretty
skeptical with the Trump administration. And you know, I don't
like the term black pilled. You know, I think it's
kind of bs. But you know, we we also don't
want to be giving the oppression not only that you
need to be looking at current events and having opinions
on Trump and everything that's happened every week, but also
that you know, should like share their opinions or something.
That's not what we're about. That's not what the club
is about. You know, this show is not like our
formal policy show or something, right, It's.
Speaker 4: It's just a show we do.
Speaker 6: Uh, you know, we're a lot of us come from
podcasting backgrounds and talking about politics and stuff, so we
just kind of do what we know how to do.
And you know, to be honest, we don't really like
the sort of vibe either on Pony Express Radio. Lately
it is it has been pretty negative. And uh, this year,
we need to we need to do everything we can
to keep uh morale up because things are going to
get tough. So yeah, we're gonna be going back actually
more to the original type of formula that the show
had and probably rotate, uh, you know, members of Central
Committee through it more often, so you can kind of
hear from different people and get different perspectives on on
whatever topics we decided to cover.
Speaker 7: Well, I think you know you said that, you know,
Pony expresses, not does not you know, dictate what the
club believes. And the club's not a political uh not
a political club. But American Spirits is the history. It
is what the club would be well, yeah, what the
club would be most about. So you know, I think
we've had this this conversation over and over again privately
that you know, if anyone, if there was any one
show people were listening to, we'd you know, if you
had to choose one, it would be American Spirits. We
would want people to listen to, and I strongly.
Speaker 4: Encourage people to do that. You will get a lot
out of it.
Speaker 7: The episode from this past Monday, even though it was
cut short because of technical issues, it's one of the
most phenomenal things you'll ever hear. So please, yeah, go
Monday nights, eight o'clock Eastern American Spirits. Please listen and
go back through the back catalog and start with episode one.
Speaker 6: Well, I definitely appreciate that. I also think it's a
very important show. And you know I would say the
same about Chapter House. And you know, like you said, internally,
what what we believe to talk about? And you know,
now's a good time to mentioned it is if you're
a member of the Old Glory Club, the Chapter House
and American Spirits are really what we think. Uh, you
know you ought to be listening to over this. I know,
you know, this show tends to be more popular because
you know, it has been our sort of mainstay front
runner show. But you know, from our from our perspective,
this is the least important.
Speaker 1: Thing we're doing.
Speaker 6: You know, this is uh, this is just the you know,
American Spirits, uh, Chapter House and you know even the
sub stack are more important than you know, Pony Express Radio.
You know, the President happens to be the host of
Pony Express Radio.
Speaker 4: But it that it.
Speaker 6: Shouldn't have outside importance in people's uh perspectives. I suppose
just because of you know, that circumstance that the president
happens to be the host of the show. That's just
sort of how things worked out, because of you know,
how we have to divide you know, our labor and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty much. I mean Pete and I have fun
with it. It's good to have like jokes and everything
like that. But yeah, like Charlie said, I mean, Pete
and I were never under any illusion that we thought
like the show was like the most important of the three.
Were talking about that all the time. It's like, yeah,
you guys should be go listening to America.
Speaker 7: It was audio ship posting. Oh yeah, it's literally just
audio ship posting.
Speaker 1: We had the soundboard, we had everything, you know. I mean,
it's never been just like a comedy show more than
anything else.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: We just happened to cover some of the news of
the day. But I mean, like yeah, again, like Charlie
is right, I mean, you know, it's like all of
us here on Central. You know, it's not like all
of us are you know, multimillionaires or something like that,
and you know, have like all this time on our hands.
We could all dedicate to this the programs that we
produce and all the other work that we're doing. So
it's like, oh, well, who is most free on Thursday nights?
And it just happened like Pete and I were gonna
be the ones. So that's that's basically ended up happening
with it way back in the day when we established it.
So but but yeah, so yeah, so PR getting restructured
for this year. I'm excited for it. It'll be interesting
to see, you know, the kinds of topics and things
are gonna be discussing on the show again. You know,
we're still gonna be doing like the big streams of
the year. Of course, we'll be around for the mid
terms stream later this year, and that'll be much more
in the vein of what Pony Express used to be like,
with a rotating cast of characters coming in and out,
and there'll be a bunch of jokes and a party
atmosphere and stuff. So we'll be doing stuff like that
on like the big big days of the year. But
going back to our you know, more narrow topics with
specific guests is something I'm gonna be excited for for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And talking about the future year twenty twenty six,
focusing on building up the brotherhood that we've created and
at work that we are all now a part of,
you know, the chapter house. If you are wanting for
ideas on what to do with your chapter, listen to
the chapter house. There's there's new and interesting things on
there most every week. Your brothers have great ideas, and
while they're it might be unreasonable to expect that everyone
in the organization personally knows and talks to everyone else
in the organization. You can at least steal their good
ideas when they come on the on the show. So
you know, if you're looking for ideas, start a fight
club makes some like weird blood ritual you know, we
don't care. As long as you don't, you don't get
us trouble. So come come, come, come get some ideas.
Speaker 5: I can't I cannot in good conscience endorse the establishing
of strange blood rituals by any chapter whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know that that wild board that we did
down in Florida with knives was was pretty fun, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See, not not even on central. Do we have
perfect alignment.
Speaker 6: No, but just just to cap it off, I mean,
anything that's really important and essential to the club, Uh,
you're not going to hear it on a podcast, although
we do think the other two are important, and you're
certainly not going to hear it on Pony Express Radio.
You know, for any of the brothers of the chapters.
Anything that's really essential to what we're doing, Uh, it's
going to be communicated internally to you. You know, these
shows exist because you know, they're they're fun, they can
be informative, and you know, they each have their own function.
But this these things are not meant as like the
absolute line everyone needs to be following or anything like that.
The same for Twitter. You know, we all have our
different takes on Twitter and stuff, and sometimes things get
get spicy. You know, I like to you know, frankly,
I use Twitter way too much, and you know I
like to be me and on there probably more that
I ought to be. But no one should be looking at,
you know, Twitter as something that any of us view
as anything more than just like a shit posting outlet.
Like that's what it's for. As Ourn said, it's there
to troll like professors and bully journalists and stuff. Twitter
is is not the place that should be taken seriously
in any way, you know, in terms of like the
formal perspective of the club, like on anything.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean all of our internal documents that
we give to people in the chapters is like actual
serious business from the club, not you know, what people
quote tweet Chuck Todd or whatever with with a picture
of like Pepe or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm sure I've probably said something that's like
pissed someone off before. So you know, sorry, if I
pissed you off, it happens. You know, it's not meant
to to really.
Speaker 1: Be a dig at anyone.
Speaker 6: It's this is a problem on Twitter, right, People often
think they're being sub tweeted or something like that. But
you know, definitely that's that's just not gonna happen. Nothing
on Twitter ever going to be targeted at anyone in
the club. Like that's just gay. That's not gonna happen. Yeah,
you're here, you know, I only I'm only there to
demoralize our enemies.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, I can definitely.
Speaker 6: We'll talk about what happened today, don't don't worry, guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, which is actually I was gonna read a
couple of super chats and then we indeed we're gonna
get into a little bit of what happened today. So
when we start right here at the top, and here
we go with the first super chat of the new
year on pony Express, we got our friend Solid Snake
as ever is the first one to sneak behind enemy
lines in his cardboard box and he says, evening, gents,
we had a good year for the OGC, I'd say,
I'd say to sir, chapters now from C to Shining Sea.
Congratulations everyone, and especially you all in Central Well, thank you, sir.
Here's to another good year for the OGC. Come fair
or Stormy Waters. Sorry I had to make the fun.
We all love Stormy salute everyone. Yes, we all do
indeed love Stormy Waters. And thank you very much Solid Snake.
We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: And if you live in the Wichita, Kansas area or
in that general region, you can get involved with the
chapter that Solid Snake is involved in the Home Range Society,
so please do so if you're in that area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, indeed, everyone get involved. And you know, I
mean Charlie was talking about earlier on all the effort
he's done to put all the various chapters on the
website and the state map together. But don't let that
stop you from, you know, starting your own chapter. Reach
out to our club email account if you guys actually
want to get in contact with guys in your local
area who maybe want to start a chapter up and
not just join one that's already existing. So don't be
like demoralized or something. If you look at the map
and see, oh, well there's not one near me, Well,
you guys got to take some initiative and found one yourself.
Send us an email. You'd be surprised how many people
are sending us emails saying, hey, are there other local
guys that might be able to start a chapter in
my area? Not just you know, links to the closest
one I could join. So even if you don't see
one right in your neck of the woods, still reach
out to us. You'd actually be surprised how many people
are looking for other guys to meet up with. Alrighty,
moving on to Omens for two bucks, No Chapter House
this week? Have shekels anyway? Salute? Yes, Chapter House will
return next week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, our producer found himself in a firefight outside the studio,
so you know he was delayed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, indeed, here ares precisely what he means to our producer.
Omens again for five bucks. How can I get involved
non Paris socially? Uh? If for financial reasons, I still
have to form now live with my TDS race Trader
ship lib or race communist family. Damn all right, that's uh,
that's quite a bit there. So I mean non paras socially.
I mean, I don't know this is gonna be answer
you're gonna want to hear, but this is the answer
you need to hear. Anyway. It's like you can't get
away like one time, you know, like every couple of
weeks or something like that, to go to like a
local meetup of some kind, find other like minding guys.
Just go to the gym, you know, like meet in
non you know, like openly like conspicuous places, you know,
like you can be friends at a gym. You know.
Speaker 5: When we do get the when we get the legal
scholarship fund set up, we will take your money.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know you could just you know, you could
join the OGC in your area. You could go, like
red Hawk was saying, go to the gym and if
your if your ship lid parents get suspicious, just tell
him that you joined Antifa.
Speaker 2: You know, Oh yeah sure whatever.
Speaker 1: Hashtag now advice anyway, TK sends us a super chat
salute for fourteen dollars and eighty eight cents. Thank you
very much, sir. He again sends us super chaff for
ten bucks. I met some of the Western Mississippi, Eastern
Kansas people recently. All great people look each other up. Yeah,
for sure, you'd be surprised. Guys, there are people popping
up all over this great country of ours. You'd be surprised.
Hammer Rain sends us ten bucks. Every man had met
at the conference understood the perfect hatred in his heart
was hardened to our enemies. Not one coward in our
midst damn straight, very true. Definitely haven't met Eddie cowards
at an Yavara OGC events. I'll say that much. Dawn Browning,
our favorite woman and non American in the chat. Everybody
else pales in comparison to her, sends us a five
anthropomorphic kangaroos high fiving each other. Well, thank you very much,
don We appreciate you. Kyle Lindskog sends us ten bucks.
The currency of the future is relationships of trust. Boy,
Is that true? Very very true? That should that should be?
Like you know, put well, eventually, one of these days
way down the road, when we have OGC national headquarters,
we can put that on the wall as people walk
through the arch to enter the building, because that one
is very very important American Southwest for twenty bucks. Thank
you all for creating this. I am humbled and honored
to be the new Mexico Chapter president. Through OGC, I
have created a better community, state, and nation for my
son and those around me. Salute well. Thank you very much, sir.
We greatly appreciate that. Let's see and we got a
Zenrath here for five bucks. I for one am looking
forward to the problem. Sorry, I missed that problem of
having too many presidents to fit in the same conference.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Eventually that is going to be a problem, and
maybe sooner than you think. But yes, Zenrath a good
friend of ours, of course, Thank you, sir. Let's go
to Romega seventy seven for fifty US bucks. Thank you
very much, sir. That is the super chat of the
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Why don't we get into a bit of the news
of the day. So who wants to take the first
stab at it. I believe it was a gunshot.
Speaker 2: Actually yeah, I mean I think accelerated.
Speaker 5: I probably shouldn't shouldn't be cheering, but I really wanted
to cheer.
Speaker 6: Well, I think cheering is a bit of a overstatement.
I mean I've been meaning.
Speaker 1: I think some of w bs.
Speaker 6: His memes on Twitter have been pretty funny, you know,
sort of aping the Charlie Kirk memes. Some people don't
like them, and and that's fine, but the lady was
a professional anti ICE activist who is paid to obstruct them.
I mean, Americans comprehend that when you obstruct a law
enforcement officer and then try to flee the scene after
they attempt to detain you, and either intentionally or even
unintentionally put the life of an officer in danger, I
mean we all know how that goes. Americans comprehend that
if you do that to a police officer or a
law enforcement officer like Ice, your life is basically forfeit.
That's just how it is. So you know, people argue
about whether or not it's justified or not. I mean,
you look at the video. Not that we need to
analyze these things in slow motion or something. But what
happened was the officer was perfectly within his rights to
defend his life from from that vehicle. And you know,
as far as the sort of mocking uh the left goes,
I mean, personally, I'm I'm all for it. These people
need to be completely inevitably demoralized and they need to
be shown that we're not going to sit around and
you know, join them in lamentation over their guy going down.
You know, it's not like the ice officer went out.
You know, I watched the video a lot. The guy
did not draw his weapon until the vehicle started accelerated
directly towards him.
Speaker 4: No, anyway, well you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I see a lot of people who
are like, you know, you can't celebrate this, so it
wasn't a good thing, you know, this this will just
look I'm not going to stand here and listen to
people say when your enemies die, they win. I mean literally,
that's what people are like. Oh, oh, if you're I'm sorry.
This is somebody who most likely celebrated the death of
Charlie Kirk, would celebrate the death of any one of us.
And I don't have to sit here and celebrate. But
it's like, okay, well that's one. You know, we found
out about that there might be a couple more in
Portland today.
Speaker 6: Oh well, if we take our own rhetoric seriously, I mean,
if anyone is like a registered enemy, it's that woman.
She was a registered enemy activist there to do exactly
what she did, and she paid the price for it,
you know, to be honest from the rhetoric I see
on the left, I don't think that they view ICE
as law enforcement officers. I think they view them as
like Republican bad guys, or like bad at Trump voters
or something.
Speaker 7: It's like, no, these bred attack is bortech is literally
trained anti terrorist group. I mean, these people are one officers.
They just consider them to be illegitimate because oh, you know,
no human being is illegal. Sure, if you want to
get existential about it, what they did was illegal coming here, Okay,
so they got to go.
Speaker 4: And if you're a trader, who.
Speaker 7: Is going to dedicate your life and get paid? I
mean another report came out today showing that basically these
energies vast net NGO network was made years ago to
be anti ICE in Minnesota, and most of their most
of the money they've ever gotten has been from the
federal government, which you know is great because you know,
the agent who shot her and the woman who got
shot were both getting paid from the same place. Yeah,
this this only ends one way. If if the administration
takes it seriously and it looks like they're doing that,
this is going to happen a lot. I mean, this
is going to happen over and over again until they
get the message. And they don't get the message and
the fact that it's a people. Oh it's a woman,
it's a woman. I don't want to you know, I
don't want to see a woman get shot in the face.
Neither do I. Maybe they should, maybe she should have
been homemaking a sandwich.
Speaker 1: I mean, kind of to echo what both of you
guys have been saying on this one. The point I
want to address is the fact of using you know,
mimetic warfare to go after these guys. I mean, Charlie
was mentioning people like WBS are making memes of this woman,
much in the same vein of the left was doing
with Charlie Kirk in the wake of that, and I
would like to point people to the fact that these
like mimetic memes could do a lot of work for
us as it relates to not allowing these people to
have martyrs for various causes. I mean, look at how
you know George Floyd at this point, like all the
memes like attached to that guy have really neutered, like
his image over the last like several years, particularly in
the wake of like the Saint Floyd riots and everything
like that. And we even have more recent examples of this.
I was talking to some people off air, but one
of the guys brought up Aaron Bushnell. If anyone even
remembers who that guy is at this point, the guy
who lit himself on fire in front of a was
like an air force base or something. I forget what
it was. It was like sometime last year or whatever
it was.
Speaker 2: It's like twenty four weren't there two of them?
Speaker 1: We'll see the fact that we like make fun of
these people and have jokes about them and we don't
even know any specifics of the case, just for the
proves the point, right, It's like, well, if we can
make fun of these people and make what they're doing
like an absolute joke, and that there isn't like any
glory to be had in the quote unquote martyrdom of
facing down like an ice agent who's doing its job
to protect the country, right. I mean, it takes away
a serious power that lefties have for you know. I mean,
just like imagine back in the day, if like there
were memes we made about like MLK, like during like
the riots and stuff like this, or you can even
go more recent times like something like Trayvon Martin or
all these like various like you know, black police killings
or shootings and stuff that were going on. Right, But
I think memes are one of the ways that the
right in particular can punch way way above its weight.
And I know that some people may find a crass
and to be frank, it is crass and and you know,
in normal times we shouldn't be doing this kind of stuff.
But also it's like, you know, you better be engaging
in like the medic war, otherwise you know what's the alternative.
It's like just taking pot shots at each other, like
you know, you better do everything you can now and
prevent that stuff from happening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's basically my take, and I do not
everyone agrees with it, and yet it is crass and
distasteful and kind of nasty. But from my point of view,
it's like, well, what's the alternative here, Like we all
talked about where.
Speaker 4: This is going.
Speaker 6: If you don't want violence, then we're basically obligated to
do everything we possibly can to use our free speech
to defeat these people, because if we don't win with
free speech, you know, to the accept that's even possible,
and then there's just gonna be more violence, you know,
then no one really wants that. I mean, you know,
I've seen a lot of accusations like sadism and stuff.
It's like, come on, now, it's like people people sharing
these these uh you know, very disrespectful and bemes towards
this woman who was killed. I mean, it's no one's,
no one, I know, I've seen tons of people sharing them.
I'm sure people I don't know. I highly doubt they're
like sadist or being sadistic or something, or even really
like celebrating her death or something. But it's like we're,
you know, we're if we're taking our own uh views seriously,
and we we sort of see ourselves in this like
civil war that just hasn't really gone hot yet. I mean,
we'd better do everything we can to win it before
it does. You know, we don't we don't want a
civil war, No one wants that, but we're in one.
So you know, from my point, my point of view,
and you know, it's fine if people don't agree with it.
It's like, you know, the spurt of what we talked
about in the first half, It's totally fine if people
see it differently. And you know, even if they have
opinions that are you know, much at odds with what
we've been saying here. You know, like I saw, you know,
martyr made had You know, that's fine too. Look like
we can't be attacking each other over our opinions on
things like this, right, That's just not what we can
be doing right now. We've got to stay focused on
the enemy, even if if we don't always agree on
the approach everyone's taking or that takes. But for my part, uh,
fuck them, like.
Speaker 5: Well, really, like a lot doesn't need to be made
out of this, like this is this is literally just
normal normal law enforcement operations like this woman tried to
hit a law enforcement officer performing his duties with a car,
and whether she was panicking or not, or whether she
intended it or not.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, you know, if you're.
Speaker 5: An upstanding person who kind of knows how civilization works,
you never get into this situation in the first place.
So like, look, we any society gives its you know,
gives its enforcers, its law enforcement officers use of deadly force.
It's it's the authority to do so, by by state
writ by state grant.
Speaker 1: This is this is you.
Speaker 5: This is absolutely necessary in order for society to function.
They need to have this authority. They need to have
this power. And yes, there are unjust uses of it.
You know, a cop can't murder someone and say that
they did it in the in the in their office,
you know, the way, just like a regular guy can't
murder someone, right, But you know, taking a life is
not the same thing as murder. Murder is a very
specific crime of like you know, an intentional killing of
someone for malicious reasons of some kind. You know, And
and we even differentiate between murder and manslaughter in common law,
and even the Bible differentiates between these two. I mean,
in the Old Testament, specific cities were set up for
individuals who you know, committed slaughter to flee to so
that they could get rid of or that they could
get away from the Blood Redeemer from killing them until
the time of the High Priest died and then they
could go back to their to their home. You know this,
this is this is biblically said up in the Old Testament.
So and the point of this is, and I know
that was a tangent and decide, I apologize, But the
point of this is is that this is not like
you know, we can we can make this about a
war with the left to solving one, and it is
to a certain extent, it really is. But this is
just if you look at it at any other period
of time, you know, even in the United States, say
like fifteen years ago, this was a law enforcement officer
who someone was using deadly force against intentionally or accidentally,
who you know, from what I understand, was dragged by
a car six months prior to this, got pretty banged
up in the hospital, and so this was a lift
reality for him, you know, decide made a decision to
utilize deadly forced to preserve his life in the life
of his fellow officers.
Speaker 1: That this is a.
Speaker 5: Controversial thing in any way whatever is beyond me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I can sign on to that, and
I guess I'll take my I'll keep my take on
this current event that we're trying to get away from short.
But you know, I'm not going to shed any tears
when somebody who represents the hostess that is the existential
enemy of me and my people dies in the service
of their own beliefs. Personally, while I think some of
the memes are very funny, I won't be generating any
myself or dancing on this woman's grave. But you know,
this is where we're at there. We're in a war,
and in the early stages, the first people who go
are the people who are animated by a belief that
they sincerely hold. And while this woman represents a whole
class of our fellow Americans who have been completely mind
raped by regime propaganda, and we should feel sorry for them,
we still have to recognize that they elect to be
enemy combatants.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's much more to be said about that.
Speaker 6: And just to reiterate, that's what she was there to do.
You know, she was consciously there to obstruct. She was
part of an organized group who went there specifically to
obstruct a legitimate law enforcement operation. That is only necessary
because people like her have facilitated the entry directly or
indirectly of these illegal migrants for decades now, you know,
so it's their fault. This is necessary. In the first place,
she was there to obstruct the operation. She successfully obstructed it.
The officers attempted to detain her. I mean this happens
all the time. Leftist do these sorts of obstructions and
protests and then they you know, screw around and then
they'll be detained and whatever and maybe get a light
charge or just let out. It's not it's not strange, right,
So why didn't she just take the l and allow
herself to be detained? To be surely she's trained for
that as part of one of these organizations, right Like, look,
if you go there, you might get detained and arrested.
Like that's gonna happen. Why did she try and flee?
You know, you to put yourself in that sort of mind.
It's like the officer, you know, clearly instructs you to
get out of the vehicle, he attempts to open the door,
and then you like speed away, you know, attempting to
or threatening to run over another officer. I mean, this
is just insanity. Right, it's hard to comprehend that woman's
state of mind. And I can't simply write it off
as like a panicking woman or something like that. I
think there was, you know, to me, there has to
be a lot of malice there in order to do
something like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the left and people look LOLd cows and you know,
people who just don't have the stomach for what needs
to be done. We're trying to make this out like
she was in traffic and you know, no, and you know,
the police came up to her and she panicked. That's
not what happened at all. She this is what she does.
This is why she moved to Minnesota. This is why
she left, this is why she lost her first two kids.
Because she's a fucking she was a maniac. She was
a lunatic. She isn't she is not made for polite society,
and she's not in polite society anymore.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I think that's a very fair take, and this
is something that needs to be emphasized more and more
and more. Again, is that, like you know, I saw
some For those of you who don't know, I'm back
on Twitter now under the old name and Moniker you
can find me at my old at cav King Paul
c A v K I n G p a UL.
And when I came back, I made a couple of
posts and I saw one guy say, you know, and
I did a poll asking, you know, whether people thought
that a civil war really was approaching or if it
was just rhetoric, if it was just something that people
say for clicks or something like that, you know, just
a general. I wanted to see what the sentiment was.
And a guy responded to it, you know, by saying,
this is ridiculous. The left will be folded up.
Speaker 1: In a week.
Speaker 5: And you know, and I don't mean, I don't mean
any hostility against the guy personally, but you know, I
quote tweeted him and I said that this guy basically
lives in fantasyland because he does. Number One, no major
military opponent of yours ever gets quote rolled up in
a week unquote except in very very specific circumstances that
I think are very unlikely to happen here. Number two,
this half of the country has an entire class of
people whose whole job and yes, the funding has been frozen,
but whose whole job has just been you know, go
instigate go instigate. You know, we have all of these
networks of people who will bail you out. We have
all these networks of people who are arguing for you
in court. We have all these networks of people who
will make it so that you suffer no consequences. Go
instigate and justify our seizing of power, or justify our
pursuit of our political agenda. You know, this is not
this is not a light thing that this woman is
just another example of a whole like sub section of
American society whose numbers are likely in the millions. Right,
that's an army. And yes they may be women, right,
but but but women can be very dangerous, especially in
modern society where you have technology that doesn't require physical
strength to take lives. So I think this is something
everyone needs to be conscious of.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you can quibble about the Spanish
Civil War and the quote unquote Republicans sending their women
to the front front.
Speaker 5: At first, I'm not no, I'm not saying that wasn't
what I was talking about. What I was talking about is,
in this particular instance, right, what was the woman doing.
She was operating a vehicle. A woman operating a vehicle
can kill a man just the same as any man.
You know, a woman, you know, I don't want to
say operating a firearm necessarily, but a woman can carry
a bomb like anyone else. A woman can can can
do things like this anyone else. That doesn't need to
be accurate. It just needs to be timed well or
and and honestly it could. That can happen, you know,
in many ways in spite of the incompetence of the wielder.
So that's all I was trying to point out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I think I think you, I think
you uh. You reference the Spanish Civil War analogy there,
which is used a lot, and I think it's a
good analogy. But one thing that kind of comes along
with it is this idea of like, you know, this
is how you get Franco. I think that's a little
too specific in the sense that when we make analogies
to the Spanish Civil War, we shouldn't do so with
this sort of assumption that like Franco just like appears
with it, right, like they're actually like in the Spanish
Civil War there was literal military coup from the very
top that involved both right wing political parties and generals
and Franco is the person that the coup plotters agreed
should be the leader. But he didn't just come out
of nowhere, right, So the the trajectory we're on now,
to me looks a lot more like Russian Civil War
where the Whites have you know, many different factions, but
there is no actual singular you know, leader that is
that that is there to actually make them right, adopt
the power of friendship, as Carl uh you know Doll
spoke about at our conference, and we have that speech.
I think a lot of people's favorite one. I think
certainly the most important one, you know, that's on our
YouTube channel. Of course, people might say, oh, well that's Trump.
It's like Trump is not uh this sort of grand
unifying figure, right, He's just he's not. That's not like
even a criticism of him. But he is not the
Franco figure. Right If if such a figure were to exist,
that has yet to emerge, and that should concern us.
And well also, yeah.
Speaker 5: Let me interject real quick. I know I don't want
to interrupt you, right mid rhetoric, but I want to
emphasize Franco as a general with like years of military
service and he was third in command after Amelia Moola
and Marshall San Giorgio, then it was Franco, right. So
you know, like if you if you want to keep
talking about Franco, they need to be a career military
officer with these opinions who's willing to step forward and
bring the weight of his command behind this movement continue.
Speaker 6: I apologize, Yeah, I guess I just to wrap that
all up. I don't want to just assume Franco right
that he could emerge, because there is no Franco right now,
and it's very much on us not to be the
White Army in the Russian Civil War. We want to
act like the nationalists in the Spanish Civil War and
form a friendly coalition of friends who do friendly stuff together,
even in the absence of an actual leader to force us.
Speaker 2: To do that.
Speaker 6: I mean, the whole idea is like, Okay, the philogists
can keep their you know, colors and ideology, but you're
going to be integrated into the military hierarchy. That's not
happening on the American side right now. Right there is
no military hierarchy where we're all suddenly going to be
you know, integrated in and you know, agree to take
orders from which puts even more onus on the brotherhood
we talked about earlier in the organization, but also the
need to not needlessly make enemies of any other groups
and individuals that exist exists, you know, on our side
of things, right, obviously they're left wing enemies.
Speaker 5: But no, and and I mean and Franco, all that
Franco inherited, I mean, Franco inherited years of political cooperation
between you know, really frankly in the Spanish context, between
the conservatives, between the the one type of monarchist, another
type of monarchist, the Falan Hey, and a variety of
other of other groups. And and the military hierarchy did
not emerge until the military emerged. Now, in the years
preceding it, there were the establishment of private armies of
you know, in some way, shape or form, right, I know,
the Recatees have their militia tradition, but you also had
the Assault Guards, which were in many ways a private
army created and founded by the Spanish Republic. So like
there are all these things that can in fact be created,
that can be constituted, but the military hierarchy does not
come about that like slots everyone into like the place
under the command of actual military officers until the war starts.
And I think Charlemagne is correct that, you know, that
should not be the frame people are thinking in when
we're still in peacetime, When we're still in peacetime, organizations
like the Old Glory Club, like the John Birch Society,
like other you know, fraternal organizations or similar networks that specifically,
as you further emphasize in some of your tweets previously, Charlie,
they have to be incorporated entities. They have to be real.
They can't be these kind of informal groups are oh,
we're an organization, but like you know, just because we
say we are, It's like, no, it has to be incorporated.
It has to have legal weight in some way, shape
or form. And that way, that's the only way you
can actually gatekeep. That's the only way you can actually
physically decide who is in this organization, who is not,
who has been, who has never been. And that's what
is necessary going forward, particularly if the temperature, as it were,
of the society were to heat up.
Speaker 3: All the more reason that what we're doing here with
the Old Glory Club is so important. The worst things get,
the more We're going to have to have a community
that we can rely on, where we know that whoever
shares our banner shares our values. I don't mean little
political idiosyncrasies. I mean the values that heritage America is
worth preserving and that the American experiment was worth embarking on.
Speaker 1: Absolutely couldn't be echoed more of the importance of our fraternity,
in our brotherhood and our network. Come what may, Even
if we were to magically get based world tomorrow, an
organization like the OGC would still be necessary to exist.
So regardless of what happens this year, in twenty twenty
six and beyond, the OGC will not be stopping anytime soon.
And we want you guys in the audience to be
there with us. So I think that's enough punditry for today, fellas.
Why don't we tackle the rest of these super chats
and we'll call it a night. A All right, let
me scroll back to where we were. Let's see. Okay, loarfair,
I like that, it's fun. That's that's a cool name
for ten Bucks, says Happy New Year's guys. We'll look
into my local chapter, yes, please do. And again, if
there is not a local chapter start one Florida Manned Adventures.
I think a super chatter name for twenty bucks. Salute.
I met James fishback tonight. Yeah, I met him recently too.
He's a decent dude. He seems sincere about guarding his
heritage as an American and Christian. The Florida Primary is
August eighteenth. Yes, indeed, Florida Primary is coming up this year.
I think Fishbeck is on Tucker Carlson's show tomorrow or Friday,
or Friday or on Monday, so everyone can be on
the lookout for that, sir blank For five bucks, we
are to the point where Ice could hug fifty protesters
and the won't care. We passed the room account a
long time ago, Kent State to anyone. I mean, no,
that's I think we. I think all of us have
sent our opinions on the matter throughout the stream tonight,
ski bum two twenty four one bucks. Again, thank you
very much, sir, We appreciate it, he says. For our
future legal scholars, may their beers be cold and their
enemies be jailed. Salute. Hey, you know what, that's something
I can get behind. Hell yeah, alrighty, just checking to
make sure, we have no more. All right, that's it
for the super chats, So we'll go around the horn
here really quick and get any promotions out of the way,
and then we will call it a night. So, mister,
not me, not you, do you have anything to promote, sir?
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brothers are up to, because a healthy competition between brothers
is what makes us great.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, mister Pete, what do you have? Sir?
Speaker 7: Check out the episode I dropped today with Thomas, episode
five on the Thirty Years War.
Speaker 1: That's it all very cool and your episodes with Thomas
are always they must listen to. So everyone check out
what Pete's got going on. He's got contact coming out
every single day. Everyone should be listening in, mister Fahrenheit,
anything from you, sir.
Speaker 5: I am back on Twitter after a year of absence.
You can find me at my old at calv King
paulicy A V K I N G P A U L.
Speaker 4: How that is all?
Speaker 5: I have.
Speaker 1: All righty and mister Charlemagne, what do you have, sir?
Speaker 6: Just the Americans your extream at six Mountain Time, which
I think is eight Eastern on Monday's.
Speaker 1: Next week.
Speaker 6: We'll be continuing our Garrett Garrett readings.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, very good. Everyone should be indeed listening to American
Spirits and Chapter House. For myself, I don't really have
anything to promote outside of what we're doing here at
the moment. I think I may make an appearance on
Discord and Dragons with Yiz the Eunich on Monday, but
I'm not one dred percent sure on that yet, so
be on the lookout for that. And we got one
more super chat that has come in under the last minute.
We got Jeremy Kerns for ten bucks. Happy New Year's
hope y'all had a good holidays. I think all of
us had a wonderful Christmas. Indeed, already so big news,
big announcements, big changes coming to the OGC and Pony
Express Radio in particular for the rest of the year.
So everyone watched the space. We'll see you next week
with a new topic, new show format. And in the meantime,
everyone stick to your American Spirits your chapter house, check
out the substack, support all of our sponsors that you
heard at the front of the show. And next week
we'll be having a charity stream for Bagby next Thursday,
so everyone I get ready for that. So next Thursday
we'll be having a fundraiser for our good friend mister
George Bagby. We'll see you guys next week.