Speaker 1: Okay there now it's recording. All right. Awesome, So I
guess welcome through season six, episode three and we have
Pete QUINONAZ today. So awesome. So how you been doing, man?
Speaker 2: Oh, you know, just working, speaking into a microphone. Get
in the back get in the backyard ready. Today was
like the official first day we're starting to get the
backyard ready for growing, for growing the season. I think
we're adding I think we're adding four beds, four beds
this year, so we're gonna double the amount of beds.
Speaker 1: Shit, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Last year we had one hundred We had one hundred
and sixty pounds out of the backyard. This year, let's
see if we can double.
Speaker 1: Damn, we'll be one hundred.
Speaker 2: And sixty vegetables. I mean, like so, I think seventy five
of that was sixty to seventy five of that was
just tomatoes, a lot of squash, a lot of trum
and gini zucchini, and yeah, a lot of other stuff
that I don't even remember. My wife goes out there
and she's the one who pulls that stuff out and
puts it in, brings it in. But yeah, this year
it's going to be it's going to be double that.
So not only we're gonna be eating eating a lot
of it, a lot of it's going to be saved
up and frozen and things like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, damn, that's amazing. So does she do most of that?
I guess that, like the particular farming labors, and you
probably do a lot of more of the setting it
up or something like that.
Speaker 2: Exactly, that's exactly it. I'll set it up and help
her set it up this year. I might even actually
hire hire a little bit of help to help set
up because we're gonna have to move a few tons
of a few tons of soil and ok yeah, so.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of Mexicans out there that you
could hire for cheap or really.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of there's a lot of teenage white
guys that teenage white kids that I can hire and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just call them Spanish names and
I say, hey, Pedro, so.
Speaker 2: That's not my name. Well, I know, so I don't
have to I don't like when I was when I
was just an al Salvador, I realized just how terrible
my Spanish is, So I won't have to worry about.
Speaker 1: That, Okay, yeah, yeah, Because you're where's your found from?
Because off the Quinonas is a Spanish name. Is that
just from Spain or is it from Mexico or something
like that.
Speaker 2: They went from Spain to the Canary Islands to Puerto
Rico to New York. That's my my dad's side of
the family, my mom's my mom's side of the family
is almost completely from Poland.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Poland. Okay, wow, yep, Okay, that's that's pretty interesting mix,
both Catholic mixes, you know, that's fine.
Speaker 3: One one of your Yeah, Austin, So you had been
causing a lot of trouble with your podcast lately, pissing
more people off or has it has it calmed down
since the last time.
Speaker 1: I guess we talked.
Speaker 2: I think I think I've just hit a groove, you know.
It's I have things that I do that are projects,
like you know, Thomas and I will do multiple episodes series.
I'm doing the two hundred Years Together thing, which at
this point, I mean I was, I was averaging it
out today. That may take a year to finish, It
may be this whole year. Yeah and yeah, someone said
two hundred episodes together. But we I'm going to try
to get it to one hundred and nine or one
hundred and ten episodes, because those are you know, nice
symbolic numbers. And yeah, you know, I just with the podcast,
I get ideas about stuff that I want to do
out yeah, that I want to talk about with somebody.
Then I find someone to talk about that with. Or
you know, if you've been on my show enough times,
you can just contact me and be like, hey, I've
been you know, reading this book and everything. Let's talk
about Can I talk about this? Sure? Why not? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And that's cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah. So I'm one thing I'm not short
on is episodes. It's I have plenty of material that
I can put out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely awesome. So how far did you get?
Was it was the episode you released recently for that
two hundred years together? Was that the first one or
was that already in the series going?
Speaker 2: The first one was January third, I believe, and I
really yesterday we released episode twenty two, and we released
twenty two yesterday and recorded number twenty three. So number
twenty three I'll be coming out on Wednesday. And we're
basically at the point in Russian history where the Jews
are becoming revolutionaries. They're basically becoming the Bolsheviks that that
movement of Yeah, so the chapter we're reading right now
is you know, like going over the names and the
backgrounds and where people came from, how they were able,
some of them would leave Russia for a time and
then come back, how most of them were from wealthy families,
and you know, basically their whole goal was they just
decided that they were going to the czar, the system
of the czar, the you know, the nation of Russia
as it exists, has to be destroyed. And you know,
so they're they're you know, they they assassinated Alexander the
second they had a you know, they had a gentile
do it and everything, but it was it was planned
behind the scenes. But now they're actually becoming revolutionaries where
they're throwing bombs, they're getting armed, armed up and everything.
So you know, we're getting up to the point where
you're going to start seeing like the nineteen oh five revolution,
things happened in eighteen ninety nine, those kind of things. So, yeah,
it's it's a really interesting history because it's not that
long ago, and it's a history that's been completely lied about.
So when Sulshanisan put this book out. He just basically
went against the grain and he used you know, one
of his biggest sources was to Jewish encyclopedia and Jewish authors.
I would say, I say three quarters of his of
his sources are are Jews. So oh yeah, it's it's
kind of hard to argue. It's kind of hard to
argue against that when you start getting down to looking
exactly what was happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, what I find interesting about I guess what's
happening overall with with a lot of I mean, I
don't know what you want to call a podcast, you
know what people call new media, alternative media or whatever.
But what's kind of going on culturally, I think, especially online,
is how it's becoming more known even by non academics,
and it's becoming more known even by people who aren't
like self self read researchers, about how much much of
the twentieth century history has just been bullshit And because
because because like back back by, you know, when was
it like the nineteen sixties, seventies and eighties, when, for example,
when Irving wrote a lot of the books about Nazi Germany,
when he uncovered a lot of the stuff that that
happened with uh uh what was that called? The Dressden
bombings and everything, it still seemed like it was like
a niche, a niche group of people that were kind
of getting into it, and they're they're they're there, they
were noticing, but it it just it we didn't really
have the I guess cultural phenomenon of the Internet, but
I don't. I don't even think it's just the culture,
not just the Internet itself. I guess this is a
cultural phenomenon of everything unraveling to the point that now
people are pequking their interest and wanting to know what
else have we've been light about, you know what I mean?
And and it seems like the there are truth truth
tellers from the very beginning trying to scream it out,
but because of the way the media was structured and
the lack of interest of a lot of people, because
I think the narratives brought people comfort, they just they
were just screaming into the void. And it seems like
now I I've encountered people now that have never shown
any kind of political, philosophical interest of history that are
just really find finding it interesting and are are opening
themselves up to unpack more truthful narratives of what happened
the last you know, one hundred and twenties, really even
further than that, maybe the last two hundred years. That
that that I think we have seen so much manipulation
with all of the with so many historical accounts that
there what I was talking about in the last episode
of our podcast, which is how that really I believe
has opened the doors not necessary a particular school of thought,
but I think it has opened the doors for everybody
who has uncovered the truth about a lot of the
historical realities to be able to reach more people, because
it seems like the general population now is just open
to to to further investigation and just not believing in
the lies that really has existed through or through generations
at this point. And I don't know, like, I don't
know what you think about that, but it just seems
like that's what I've been noticing. I don't know what
your experience is like recording these episodes.
Speaker 2: Well, I think there's a couple of things there. Obviously,
at the end of World War Two, a narrative emerged,
and the narrative is continually having holes poked in it.
And I think a couple things, a couple of reasons
why that narrative had to exist and why it was
held onto for so long is because one, the United
States sided with the Soviet Union, I mean, the greatest
mass murdering regime of maybe of all time, Mao's China.
I mean, you can go back and forth on those,
but I mean the Russia before World War Two had
already you know, killed ten million people, ten million of
its own people, and and diaspora Germans, Lithuanians, other groups
that were there. So there's this stigma that you sided
with the group, you sided with the country that you
then went to war with a cold war, and in
some places not a cold war. In some place you
had proxy wars Vietnam, Korea, other places that you have
to decide that one that if that was going to
be worth it, well, then we had to be fighting
against the greatest evil of all time. And when the
group whose narrative is the most pronounced in out of
the war, which would be the Jews, when they do
a really good job of inserting people into academia, the press, Hollywood,
basically the places where narratives are born, it's easier to
keep that narrative going. A lot of times, you would
think after twenty twenty five years people would be like,
all right, that was you know, that was a horrible war.
We're going to move on. But they're able because they
have so much control over the Western press and over
especially Hollywood. I think Hollywood is one that's completely underrated
as far as getting a narrative, keeping a narrative going.
I mean there's like what three or four Holocaust movies
made a year, so you you know, that's constantly in
your face. And now as that generation that experience had
died off, dies off, and the generation that came after it,
or has it basically died off, and the generation that
came after it who worshiped at the defeat of the
post war consensus, you know, liberalism, the New Deal regime,
whatever you want to call it. As these people are
dying off, people just care less, they don't care. And
then you when you marry that to October seventh, twenty
twenty three, and what happened afterwards, and you know, it's
like I tell people all the time, I remember it
was only a couple of days after it the first
contact I had from somebody, and I had this from
somebody that I've met, i'd met in real life, shared
a meal with, had a couple beers with, and he's like,
I stopped listening to your show because you just you
talked about this group too much. He goes, Now, I
see what they're like. He goes, and I'm listening to
the show again. And people, I had a ton of
people who did that. They were just like, I stopped
listening to you because you were talking about these people
too much. And that's part of the conditioning. The conditioning is,
you know, if if if I had been concentrating on
if I'd been talking about you know, black crime all
the time or that, or immigration, people can take that
a lot easier and keep listening. But you've been conditioned that,
you know, if you talk about this one group, you're
a really bad person. So people were like, oh, you're
a really bad person. And it's like, no, October seventh,
Look what happened. Look at the response to it. Look
at people influencers on social media who some people didn't
even they were Jewish. Some people knew they were Jewish,
but their their Judaism was way in the back. I mean,
if they ever talked about it it was a joke
or something like that, you know, a punchline or yeah yeah, yeah,
this and everything, and they turned into monsters. They turned
into genocidal monsters. You know, they want to. It's like,
we have to have this Ross and Kreeg against against
the Palestinians. And if you're not one hundred percent with us,
you're against us. You're not allowed to say, I don't
care what you do, just lead me out of it. No,
you have to cheer lead this with us, or you're
a bad person. You're an evil person. And people just
I think people saw that, and so many people woke
up to this, and I've heard about churches that would
talk about it. They won't had talked about Israel, and
they stopped talking, like they it got to the point
where they stopped talking about it, and you know, I yeah,
I mean, I just I think that this is it's
just that time. It's the time when everyone everyone who
experienced it and who had an emotional kind of investment
in it, they're dying off. And the people who are
coming afterwards are like, I mean, look what happened in Rwanda,
you know, look what happened in Russia. Look what happened
in China. Why are you so special? You know? And yeah,
and then you and then you want to talk about
how you know, we're this persecuted group who just wants
to you know, we we moved to this land that
had a bunch of people on it and move them
off their land. And but we just want to be
left alone. Yeah, we just want to be left alone.
I mean we don't. We're just sitting here minding our
own business and these people are shooting bottle rockets at us,
and people are like, yeah, I'm not buying this anymore.
So I don't know what that means. I tend to
think the whole government is is completely Israeli occupied. I
don't know where this goes. I don't know where this goes,
but I just I have a feeling that it's it's
going to cause more and more people to just disengage.
H I don't know what Trump's going to be able
to get accomplished, but if he doesn't get accomplished, you know,
the things he promised the most on people are just
going to disengage more and more. And honestly, at this point,
I don't think this can be saved. So it's like, well, well,
what do we do in the meantime? And that's the question, right,
It's like, Okay, if this can't be saved, if Trump's
not going to be able to save this fans for
eight years, you know, from twenty eight to thirty thirty six,
isn't going to be able to save this? Who's I
don't know that there is anybody, So we got to
figure out something else to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that that actually kind of reminds me
of and and I I go through spurts of listening
to Joe Rogan because if you have someone interesting, I
kind of want to listen to him. If if not,
sometimes his commentary it just seems a bit ludicrous. It
is like he he would rather talk about simulation theory
than he would you know, maybe that God is doing
something or the devil is it's like that. Then you
you have to like posit this entire thing. And sometimes
I don't know, there's something about that that always kind
of I.
Speaker 2: Can listen to philosophical discussions all that that's not philosophy,
that's that's un science. It's just it's just junk science,
you know.
Speaker 1: So I'm sorry, but but but yeah, he had a
guest on that they were doing like a UFC type
of episode where they had like four comedians or whatever
talking with him was with three comedians, but one of
the comedians brought up that, uh, that kind of it
goes back to an older theory, but it's but it's
becoming a new and and it's kind of a working
theory called the Little Seasons theory where they believed that
Christ already did come and that we're kind of living
in the era of the one thousand years of the
rule of the Devil. And and and even though I'm
not saying that I agree with it, I mean, trust
I'm not saying that. But what I find compelling about it,
I find interesting about it is that there is a
sense of despair that I think we all who at
least pursue what is true could kind of see and
kind of feel. Right, it's kind of like like what
you were saying, we don't know whether it could really
be fixed, and and and and when you kind of
understand that the devil is a deceiver, right, like that
is what his main tool is. If you look at
this the narrative of Adam and Eve, you look at
the narrative of everything with the devil, he's always deceiver.
He's the one that manipulates people to do things according
to what he wants to be done. And and when
we see everything that has especially in the last probably
four forty five hundred years, unraveling to what what we
what we are today, it does give that a least
like gut feeling or gut intuition that there there is
something to that, because it really can be the only
thing that ties it all. Difficulty I've always had and
and you know, to talking about like about Nazism and
everything and the Jews is kind of what got me
in trouble with with with with my job when I
lost it with uh, with with that article that that
hurts wrote about me. And so it's been something that
that I've always investigated. But the one thing that I
was never able really to be satisfied with my own
investigation was that things seemed too clean, a little too coherent.
Uh And and knowing human nature and comprehending human nature
is like we can't really agree on much. You you
take any group of people, you work in, any kind
of job, you work in an office, and you want
to gather just like one food item to get for everybody,
and they did just you you can't do it. People
always say no, I want so, I want Chinese, or
on this, and and trying to just get one act
cohesive together for people to agree on it and and
actually act upon it has always seemed like kind of improbable.
And so what was so whenever I would investigate a
lot of these things, and I'll get more into the conspiracies,
the thing that always fell apart from me was that
it was just too clean of a conspiracy. It was like, well,
I don't see how for hundreds of years, or even
forty years or eighty years, a conspiracy can be pulled off,
because it would take a mass amount of people to
do that. And I've just never encountered that in reality,
where it was easy for a mass amount of people
to really agree on one thing to do, and let
alone multiple things to do over and over again throughout history.
But what I like about the Little Seasons theory, and
again it isn't that that I'm convinced by it, but
what I like about it is that it allows there
to be an explanation why it can be cohesive. Because
if one believes in the devil and one believes that
the devil can manipulate masses to do certain activities. Well,
and then I can see that I can see a
span of five hundred years of vanity that's been growing
through throughout throughout Western civilization that if it was in
some way at least if it wasn't necessarily dictated, but
at least moved by the devil, at least pushed by it,
and has a cohesive you know, intellectual raveling that we
kind of see in terms of it that that you know,
rather than trying to posit whether it's aliens, rather than
try to posit that there that there's something else, so
that people, for whatever reason, this group did it because
a lot of the things that we I'm sure you
you probably know more than me, because I think you
you've done a much deeper dive into the actual historical
realities that that happened here. But a lot of the
activities that you see of the Jews, especially in the
nineteenth and twentieth century, were just overtly satan. Even the
you know, the the Jewish star, the Star of David
is a Satanic symbol, uh that I believe, I can't remember,
I can't remember which Uh, which Satanic figure it was?
Speaker 2: It was associated it's the.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, yeah, that's what it was. Yeah. And and
and we we just we see a lot of all
these things. I memoricanas Owens covered an episode about Nasa
and it's uh and it's you know, connection with Satanism
and the Jewish Satan cult that that happened in the
twentieth century. And and that is the one I would say,
linking connection with all of these historical realities that have
basically crumbled, both both the Eastern world and the Western world,
and it all stems back to some kind of Judaic, uh,
Satanic rituals and beliefs. Then it would make sense to
me why it would be cohesive because if the devil
is behind it, well then I could I could agree
that it's something that can outlast petty disagreements that normally
human nature brings about. And and yeah, and you know
there's something about the little Season's theory that he brought
up in that and that Dr Rogan episode that was like, well,
that's kind of interesting that that's something that maybe I
would want to investigate a little more and see if
there's any kind of legitimacy to that kind of to
that kind of theory.
Speaker 2: I would say the best way to keep a conspiracy
going is to create a system that perpetuates itself. So
like the United States government, basically since the New since
the New Deal, the United States government hasn't needed a president.
The president's just most of the time, the president gets
in the way. And when the president gets in the way,
he may get a bullet in his head, he may
get impeached, he may be called a Russian puppet. I mean,
there's a ton of things there. There's a theory that
you know, because FDR had so much power, but FDR
basically had the power of a king. He didn't pass
it on to anybody. So when he when he died,
that power just basically fell down into the various departments
and agencies of the of the government. And you can
see this where, you know, if you look at the
way things are running the forties, in the forties and fifties,
or let's just we'll say the fifties, and then you
look at the way things are running the two thousands,
there's really not a lot of difference. And you could say, like, okay,
so maybe there really weren't a lot of after McCarthy,
maybe there really weren't a lot of Jews in government
for for a while, system kept going right, they could,
they could disappear from they could disappear from the scene
more or less, and then come back twenty thirty years later.
It's the same system and they just picked up right
where they left off and nothing has changed. Same thing
with banking. If you have a banking system that you
can keep going and you basically can convince anybody. It
convince people that well, if we don't have this system,
if anything happens to this system, you know, we're we're
going to be eating We'll be eating dirt. We'll be
like you know China during during the worst years of Pulppot.
People will die for that system. I mean, think about it.
When I was growing up, I remember I could never
get it through my head. How you know people I
would listen to adults talk and they just complain about
the government, complain about the government. And then you know,
as soon as someone suggested, well maybe we should do
things a certain way, they're like literally ready to take
up arms to stop that. It's like, I mean, they
would just complain, complain about their own slavery, and they
then it it's like, Okay, well maybe we need to
change it. Well, no, no, this is the best system
we have. If the best system you have is something
that you're complaining about all the time and you're you're
relating to slavery, maybe that system. Maybe the system doesn't work,
maybe it's only maybe it's only designed to benefit a few.
And if you do happen to benefit, make something out
of it and become like say you become a millionaire
or something like that, that's not something it wasn't meant,
that wasn't meant for you. You did it despite the system.
You know, people you know people or like, I can't
believe it was so hard for you know, someone became
a millionaire. It's so hard to become a millionaire. Yeah,
because you're not supposed to You're not one of them.
You're not supposed to get that. And the fact that
you did and you went and did it, and even
especially if you did it without doing business with the government,
you did it in some kind of private thing. I
remember reading a book talking about how you know, if
there was if you're in a small town and there
weren't millionaires and they weren't in the government or doing
business with the government. They owned their own business and
they they maybe they had a maybe they had a
mowing service, or maybe they had a plumbing company, and
they had a couple of employees, and they just saved
their money and they invested their money. And the easiest
way to keep a conspiracy going is to just build
a system that you basically people believe they won't be
able to exist without, they won't be able to survive without.
And anyone can can run it. I mean, anyone can
run it. If you you know, I've said this, Oh
I've said this before. You know, people talk about you know,
there are people who are just we need to get
all the we need to kick every Jew out of
the country. Okay, First of all, it's not going to happen.
Second of all, if you did, the system is still
the same. You just have different people. You just have
different people running it now. And if they're not your friends,
you're in the same boat. It's like, literally, if you
want to have a government that serves you, that government
needs to be a government that you can touch, a
government that you can go and talk to people who
live next door to you. You anything beyond that you're
at the whims of somebody else, you're at the you're
you're at the whims of the richest person. And still
in your own town, you may still be at the
whims of the richest person, but at least you know
where you may go to church with the mayor. I mean,
the whole thing about, oh, conspiracy, The easiest way to
do a conspiracy is just build the system. You build
the system that perpetuates itself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I guess I wouldn't disagree with that. I
think the only part that would the part that why
I still would would kind of require a third thing
is because in order to keep that system of belief going,
people and people who willing to kill and die for it,
they have to really believe in it. Like it can't
just be an arbitrary system where it exists and people
aren't believing in whatever they're trying to do. Like when
when people kill other people for it or die for it,
it's because they actually believe whatever, you know, falsehood or
whatever bullshit trying to spew out. And this is why
I think the key part for that idea of the
devil for me is because if he is the master
of lies, if he is the master of manipulation. The
people who keep these systems going in perpetuity is because
they It isn't just a system that benefits them financially,
benefits them any you know, job security or whatever. It's
because they actually believe it, and they believe it so
much that they're gonna whenever they get other people like
what you're saying, if you just get rid of the Jews,
other people be in place. Is because those people who
would take their place are also just as manipulated as
the ones who started to begin with. And because you
know it because it because when when it even goes
back to the ideas of like Christianity, you know, the
the fact that the apostles were willing to die and
I believe all but one or two got martyred, it's
because they actually believed it. And that's why whenever somebody
brings up a conspiracy they try to debunk Christianity, and
they're saying, well, they were just doing it for power,
for wealth, and they just made up Jesus, or they
just made up that he resurrected and so that they
could have so so so that Constantine can they could
be on the side of constantin and gain power and
blah blah blah. Its just that human nature doesn't function
that way. They were willing to die for the truth
of Christ because because they believed it, and and I
feel the same way about this modern I guess this
modern form of religion that we're having is that all
these people that keep the system going are are like
the Apostles, there are people that actually believe it. And
and that's the part that that that that I find
difficult because within Christianity, since I am Christian, i am Catholic,
I believe that it is guided by the Holy Spirit.
And if if I didn't believe that, a lot of
my I guess inductive reasoning of why I believe it
is true will simply fall apart. If I didn't believe
that the Holy Spirit was guiding the church, the Holy
Spirit was there guiding the Apostles and the Aposolic fathers
to build the church that, you know, then then then
it would just be a random act that people did
that maybe was a power grab or whatever. So when
I look at the modern system and I look at
what they have perpetuated for the last five hundred years,
to me, it just seems like, well, there has to
be something guiding it, and I don't believe as a
holy spirit, And I also just don't believe it is
the desire for power and the desire for money and
the desire for anything, because that that has very rarely
actually started wars. Even the Greeks recognize that people start
wars more for women than they do for money.
Speaker 4: Uh, it's not that that that that that entire like
Marxist idea that we're just economical creatures that you know,
we we do everything just for the just for money
whenever somebody brings that up.
Speaker 1: But for me, it's just it turns me off because
I'm just like, I just don't believe that because human
beings don't act that way. Human beings have started wars
because of religion. People. Humans have started wars because they
want to fuck somebody. People. Human beings have started wars
because they want to have a harem of women. You know,
these are the reasons why you look throughout history why
people started wars. And then when you look at the Communists,
is they started these wars because I believe they actually
believed it. It wasn't just a power grab. These people
truly believed it. And then when then, then when you
see what what happened in in the West, especially culturally,
that wasn't just a revolution and like the like the Bolsheviks,
but it was a more of a cultural revolution. And
and that these the systems that got in place, and
that keeps getting perpetuated. I think it's because they believe it.
And why and what can be guiding that? If not
the Holy Spirit? I would say, well, then it has
to just be at least for me inductively, it would
have to just be the devil? What what other? What
other thing can be perpetuating alive? Because a lie is
very very very difficult to perpetuate, very difficult. You know,
if any any human being that's going to be honest
and say, you know, they were a teenager about something,
you know, and they're they're trying to perpetuate it, it's
it's a fucking tough thing to do. It's a very
very tough thing to do. And then to do it
for a span of not just from one person, but
through thousands or not a thousands, maybe hundreds of people
or thousands of people, through systems all around the world.
Because it isn't just a US. You look at France,
you look at You, look at all these places you
know in the Netherlands, Belgium, all these countries, all kind
of being projected towards the same ideology, the same principles
and and and the same just kind of bullshit that
we have seen that they're there, we've seen coming. It's like,
what can be guiding all of that if not actual
belief in something that they've they've been manipulated to some capacity.
I don't know what else it could be besides that,
because it because because it's it's the very anybody that
that has basic pattern RECOGNI can see that this is
a conscious, concerted effort for something, for whatever perversion they're
trying to put out there. And and it's not by accident,
and and it's something that has been cohesive across languages,
across continents, and across you know, cultures of every sort.
But it has been one consistent push towards the kind
of ideology that we have just seen developed that that
almost seems hopeless at this point that it's going to
just continue. But and I guess that's why what I
think the Little Seasons theory does at least at least
uh at least for the way that I understand it
is that it at least offers an explanation for that,
for for why it it is so cohesive across all
of these nations that that even you know, prior to
World War Two, these nations were at war. And and
now you go to Germany and in France and they're
talking to same liberal bullshit. Then you go to England,
it's the same bullshit. You go to the US as
the same bullshit. You look at all the propaganda, it's
all the same bullshit. And so but anyways, that's why
I think it offers.
Speaker 2: Sure. Well, okay, so I talked about systems, which is
the which is the material. All right, let's talk about
the metaphysical now. I did a I think it was
three parts, was over six hours with my friend Stormy
talking about reality and that reality isn't what you think
it is. And one of the things that we talked
about in there was the fact that people talk about
demon possession all the time, and the demon possession is
what most people think of when they think a demon
possession is the exorcist. It doesn't have to be, it doesn't.
It's very rarely like that. What it normally. What it
normally is is it's a taking over in a guidance.
And one of the things, one of the things that
we focused on was the fact that it's not one
demon for one person. One demonic spirit can take over
thousands of people, millions of people and guide them. And
I think that's the you know, people want to say, oh,
the colleges, Look what the colleges have done teaching these kids.
These kids go to college, and you know they they
you send the kids. A woman took a girl to
college and she has long hair, and she's beautiful, and
she's thin, and she comes out and she looks like
a Will the Beast and her hair is purple, and
you know, she wastes pounds. Yeah, okay, I mean do
you think that that's a college professor doing that or
exactly is there a spirit that is guiding that, that
is possessing somebody who is an open vessel? Yeah, if
you if you open yourself up to these things. I
used to be someone who meditated every day. I don't
meditate anymore. It's it's too if. Unless you are doing
it in a specific way. You can definitely open doors
that allow entities to come into you. So when I
look and I see that Europe is basically committing suicide,
is committing suicide and trying to kill every white person
along with them, I don't you don't explain that by education.
There's another explanation for that, and it's not a material
the person who is who runs to oh, well, you
know that's just what you know, what happened when you
send your kids to public school. Now, I would not
want to, you know, I wouldn't send a kids to
public school. I would homeschool. That has That has more
to do with the fact that you just want to
instill your values in them and you want them close
to you. You don't want them with strangers. You don't
want them with strangers all day. That is not I mean,
that is a very very modern concepts not you know,
it's less than two hundred said, even two hundred years old.
So you're these systems are perpetuated by something. They're perpetuated
by structure, but they're also perpetuated by spirit. And the
question is is what's the spirit? And if the spirit
is if you look at if you look at Europe
and this European Union, and you look at England and
England is their police are arresting people for like Facebook
posts or or things that they've said, and and they're
they're seemingly when they do this it is to protect
a certain class of people who you look at and
you're like, I think these are possessed by the same spirit,
the same evil spirit that is possessing all of these people.
That it's it's much easier to figure out that this
is a spiritual war, that this is spiritual warfare. And
how do you fight against spiritual warfare? Well, you don't
do it by abandoning you know, you do it by
finding out, Okay, who knows how to fight against spiritual warfare?
And how do they know it? And how long have
they been teaching it for? And you know, how do
they know? You know, where where did this come from?
And what have been the results of it? And you
can make the argument that like most almost every church
has been overtaken by by a spirit of demonic, by
spirits of the modernity of demonic. But if you really
possess the spirit of God, you know, when you're hearing
the truth, yes, and you know, and that's what it
is is you have to It's not going to be easy.
You're going to have to go find the way to
fight and yeah, yeah, I mean it's it's not it's
not easy, it's it can be complicated, but understanding the
world and being able to look at the world and
be like, there's no way that it's just a bunch
of teachers who are so good, professors who are so
good at what they do. They've convinced your child to
basically to basically become a soldier for them. Who's willing
to die for them, is willing to cut off body
part is willing to cut off body parts for them,
is willing to change fundamentally what they are for them.
You to try to to try to to focus that
completely and blame it on material circumstances. I don't. I
can't have a conversation with you because we can't have
a coherent conversation because you may have picked up on
half of what's going on, but the most important thing
that's happening you have no clue about and you deny, right, Yeah,
So then I have to ask myself, what's causing you
to deny that? How come you can't see what I see?
How come you can't see the logic in what I'm
talking about, and that makes me be like, Okay, well,
you may not be God bless, but we're not We're
not friends. We're not You and I are not in
a fight together. You need to stay away from.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, And I think that that's what's hopeless about
like the US, is that in the end of the day,
I think the only thing that could actually fight it
will just be a completely turn towards God and a
completely turned towards the church in a fundamental way, which
will be the destruction of its classical liberal foundations. That
that that that I think the US just and in
the end just has to fundamentally reject. I know there
are some people that ared and disagree that that that
it is like built on on classical liberalism, but I
think for the most part, it's it's pretty obvious that
it was right. It it it's it's it's ideas, it's
founding principles are not it's founding principles, I think are
are what it's leading leading it towards. I guess more
of the satanic reality because because I do agree with you,
it was you know, just something that that like Grant
and I talked about many times, is that I don't
believe it in just a metaphorical way when I see
these people. I think one episodes called gender demon Goblins,
which he always had a good way for titling our episodes.
But we believe that in a literal sense, Like what
you were saying is that these people who then chop
off their hair, they gain like eighty pounds and then
they start chopping off their body parts. Those those women
that do that are the guys that do them and
chup the dicks off and everything. I think they're just
demonically possessed. Period. They're not there. It isn't anything else
besides that. And the only way to really cure that,
because I don't know if you've encountered it, if I've
encountered many many young people who were down that road,
and after many conversations that I had with them, when
they you know, when they kind of get knock out
of that liberal, postmodern reality, they change, not only you
know internally physically you could see it happen, and it
happens just as rapidly as the ones who get demonically possessed.
Their hair starts growing out. If there are women that
shaves their head, it starts growing out their way. They dress,
starts looking different, even the way they look at you,
their eyes look different, right, their mannerisms become different, and
it's it's nearly instantaneous. Obviously, like hair growing out takes
a long time, but everything else, it's like it happens
so instantaneously. And every single time, it was always taking
them back to the church, there was always like a
point where you take them in there and they struggle
to walk in and they break down crying, and then
their life just changes forever, and it's.
Speaker 2: Like that's that's.
Speaker 1: The only way to really fight. It is that way,
And you know, I think that's what There were moments,
and I agree with you that that that I do
have a sense of despair for this country. But there
are moments like during the UH, during the during the
that what he would play ave Marie a blasting through
the fucking you know, through the entire stadium, somebody singing
it live. It was like, this is the first time
that I'm aware of that somebody literally prayed, you know,
to Mother Mary, prayed to the Mother of God in
a mass population of people blasting to the fucking speakers.
It's like that gives me hope. It really does, because
it's like you want to fight all of this, that's
the only way to fight it every and there is
no other way. It is like you people just have
to turn towards the truth, turn towards Christ, and and
everything else will fall into play and everything else will
dissolve because the thing about the devil is that he
is weak. He only has power in so far that
we give him the power. But the moment that he
encounters the power of God, true power, it leaves the person.
Like you know, I saw these vivid memories of some
of these young you know, literally falling down on their
knees and they just it dissolves and it's done, and
they can't get them anymore. And and so yeah, there's
just this.
Speaker 2: Well here have you ever noticed that. I'm sure you've
heard this many times when people come out of that
where you know, you'll have somebody who was a you know,
an open center and maybe even a you know, famous
who comes to Christ and you'll hear someone go, oh
that's it just goes to show their weakness, maybe, but
it goes to show it goes to show the power
of God because he's going to change that person. Yes,
And then they'll be like, well, well, then they'll be like, well,
you know, they could have changed on their own. I'm like,
well then why didn't they?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Why did they? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why do I mean even aa AA is.
Speaker 2: What's the first thing you have to do? You have
to accept that there's a higher Yeah, that you're you're weakened,
that there's a higher power. So yeah, okay, yeah. I
think my friend D says, you know, like literally, the
like the it was a AA is one of the
best secular things that ever came about in this country
because it drove more people to be like yeah, I mean,
I'm I can't do this on my own, and you
can't do it on your own, because I mean, this
this world and especially I mean look at when a
Look when AA comes into existence with early nineteen hundreds,
it's like the I think it's like nineteen hundreds or
nineteen tens. Oh, what's happening at that time? Everything the
old world of the regime is dying, the world of God,
of of people bowing to it is is about ready
to die. World War One is going to put the
stake through the heart of all of that. And people
don't get it. They yeah, they think, Oh, it's you're
just proving that you're weak. Yeah, okay, yeah, you know
sometimes every I think everybody, I think everybody feels weak
at times, you know, I mean especially, you know, especially
if you if you develop some kind of physical ailment
where you're just like not as strong as you used
to be. Of course, I mean you're going to That's
one of the great equalizers in life is realize English
and I can't. I mean, I need help now. And
I think that's another thing that causes causes people to
be like, you know, maybe there's something bigger than me,
and I mean there's it's, like I said, anybody who
can look at the world, and especially if you just
mean you know, how many people now are studying like
the twentieth century. They're they're looking at this twentieth century
and they're like, wow, you know, World War One, you know,
the Treaty led to the rise of the National Socialists
in Germany and the fact and you know and Mussolini
in Italy, Mosley in England, the Action Fronseill and France,
all these movements that were that rose up because of
the because and they're looking at this and they're like, wonder,
you know, how did it? And then the war to
end all wars and then you know, twenty years later
you have a war where I mean sixty sixty million
people could have died in that war, or I would
say it's at least forty million, like nothing we've ever
seen before. I mean war up until that point was
that you had, you know, I mean you're talking about Napoleon,
but your most wars up until that point where for
you were talking about how you know, a lot of
them were for pussy and a lot of them were
for a lot of them were just to keep your name.
You wanted your name attached to.
Speaker 1: A chair the honor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you just wanted your name attached to a chair.
And that was it. And I understand that, you know,
I understand why people would go to what people would
go to war for that because it's their family. And
people would say, well, that's just hubris. It's like it's family.
But what you're seeing, and what's clear is anyone who
studies the twentieth century should be able to see that
something beyond human what humans are capable of doing, happened
and basically basically all through the throughout the nineteenth century,
the world has bas is abandoning metaphysics. You get into
the twenty you get into the twentieth century, boom, I
mean God is is nowhere to be found? Is nowhere
to be found. And then people just start murdering and
slaughtering and doing all these things. It's like, oh, why
did this happen? Oh, it's communism. Communism caused it, fascism,
national socialism caused this to happen. Everything. Maybe these are
just competing entities and you just have to figure out
which one. You have to figure out which one is which. Yes, yeah,
you know there's good and it's very rare that evil
fights against evil. How how's divide? It cannot stand? I
mean that's right out of the gospels.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, so yeah.
Speaker 2: Look what look what we saw and now you have
to make your decision. Okay, so you know, and then
come forward. It doesn't it didn't end. Who won? Who
won World War Two? United States and Russia? Yeah, the
two of the most evil fucking regimes in the history
of the world. You know, And it's like and then
you know, Russia at one point in the fifties is like,
we need to put the brakes on this, and they
actually do a purging of a certain group. And yeah,
they just basically now they're just like going through. They're
going through, but they've decided they purge a certain group,
but the United States is still controlled by that group.
And that's basically what that war was. You know. It's
so funny that you see, like, up until around nineteen fifty,
you see most of the Jews citing, you know, speaking
very well of the Soviet Union. A lot of people
call themselves Trotskyites. They were Communists in FDRs, in FDR's
White House. Then all of a sudden, they do a switch.
All of a sudden, these neo cons they become neo conservatives. Okay,
so who are these people? They're overwhelmingly Jewish. Why did
they all of a sudden hate the Soviet Union? Because
the Soviet Union was like, we don't want we don't
want Jewish influence here anymore. And the Soviet Union starts
funding all of Israel, all of Israel's enemies, building a
k factories in every country. So that you know that
people people are like, you know, they're like, oh, I
always tell people, I say, when you look at Israel's enemies,
the enemies that they'll point to after Israel into existence,
what kind of what kind of rifle did they use?
Almost exclusively a K forty seven's Where did those come from?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Russia? Yeah. So what's funny is at one point in
the beginning of the century, you know, when when the
Bolsheviks take over and everything, you have this monstrous, murderous spirit.
It just takes over the country and lasts once they
purge that spirit out. Sure they're they're fucking you know.
It's still a terrible place you wouldn't want to live.
But they closed down the gulag system, and yeah, some
people are going to be but mostly it just became
a shitty, kind of a shitty place to live where
there was a lot of shortages and things like that.
But the murder stopped. Mmm where yeah, how that? Why
did that happen? That? Why that happened?
Speaker 1: No? Yeah, yeah, And I think, you know, some of
the things I think really it being like you're saying
it being a spiritual warfare in the end, is that
it's a lot of the Christians, a lot of the Church,
I would say, in general, also just have lost sight
of the idea that Christianity really posits more of a
positive traditionally, I should say positive, just the negative ones,
because when when most people think of Christianity, they just
think of like the tank commandments, right, they think, you know,
what you should not do, that should not you know,
to take somebody else's wife, that should not have, you know,
adulter's relationship, or steal or lie or murder, and and
that's really it. And so a lot of Christians just
live their life avoiding sin and and and and that's
everything that's for them. I've met so many Christians that
that just talk about, you know, they're always complaining about
one thing or another of what what sinners and stuff do.
And yet they find themselves or view themselves as being
better than them because you know, they they remain virgins,
or they think the better than them because they they
they have avoided all these other sins that the commandments table.
But well we've forgotten. For example, if you ask most
Catholics even you know, what are the card the four
cardinal virtues, most of them don't know what it is.
And and and it's like, well, you we have to
realize and we kind of have to go back to
that because all virtuous acts stems from the cardinal virtues right,
you know, you got you got prudence, You've got temperance,
you have justice, and lastly fortitude, and that each one
relate to the tripartite soul. While fortitude is the act
of the entire man. And that you know, when when
you think of prudence, you know what is prudence. Prudence
is the intellect engaged in practical reason to to act
in accordance to what is right. Justice is is do
we basically putting your will uniformed with the will of God,
that God is the one that's driving your will. And
you know, while temperance is the uh the taming of
your appetites towards the good, and the greatest of all
these with fortitude, where all virtuous acts stems from, which
is essentially bravery. It is act in accordance to all
of this, to justice, temperance, of prudence, but you're actually
acting against evil. And you know that's the foundation of
Christian morality. Really, it isn't. It isn't the daushal knots.
It's these four principles, and the greatest of it is fortitude,
which is bravery. When we think of Christ, Christ's greatest
act on this world wasn't just being born. It wasn't
you know, breaking bread with neighbors and being nice. His
greatest act was his passion. It was the suffering and
the death that he encountered, which was a brave act.
It was an act of their fortitude. When you look
at saints, so like you know, Saint Andreas Wouters, who
was you know, a womanizing priest who who had a
lot of illegitimate he was canonized as saint because he
was a martyr. He died, you right before deaths a fornicator,
I always was heretic never and then be hung him
when the Protestants took over the parts in the Netherlands
and then in the Cathic teaching is like when you
are a martyr, they call it baptism by blood. You
you don't even fucking go to purgatory. You just pustraight
to fucking paradise. You know. They're like like, that's how
strong in the faith. The act of bravery. Being an active,
you know, person of virtue in the world meant you
could be somebody who was who was a horned dog
like that like that priest and illegit git theman children,
and he was better off in the end than the
person who just you know, avoids all these sins but
yet never does a virtuous actor is never actually brave
in the world, who never had an act of fortitude,
And and parable of Christ where he talks about the
talents that he gives people. It gives people talent, what
does the one guy do? He buries it. He buries
it rather than act on it. And it's like that
that that he was all this message through scripture, through
the Church, the entire history of the Church talked about
that is that being a Christian is not just avoiding sin.
It isn't burying your burying your talents. It is taking risks.
It is do act in the world. And if you
do that, you will sin, you will fall, because we're
all falling creatures. But you're still better off than the
person who's a coward and hides out because he doesn't
want to sin. The coward who says, oh my gosh,
if I go out there, you know, if I talk
to this woman, she might suck my dick, and so
so I'm just gonna avoid sin altogether. It's like, that's
not Christian. You can't fight evil, you can't fight the devil.
You can't fight this entire you know bullshit. You know,
the the spiritual warfare that we're fighting against by being
a coward and hiding away trying to avoid sin. It
is being in the front lines. It is being somebody
who is brave enough to die for the truth, to
die for Christ and and to die for whatever the
truth is. And and we and and you know, we
we kind of just need to knock ourselves out of
this this idea feminized version of Christianity that I think
is perpetuating the West way way too much. Even the East,
even the Orthodox are the same way. It's like it's
perpetuated Christianity all over the world. You know, we're we're
allowing like Mohammedan's to to show us up in terms
of what it means to fucking take action in the world.
You know. You know, you have places like the like
the manosphere taking over, allowing young people's minds, you know,
be being led by people like words of Rollo toma Age,
who's a Mohammedan and all these other people. It's like, well,
it's it's because we have like created this feminized version
of Christianity that that's always just protection uh, and and
and not taking any risk, and and just just carrying
about the things that you ought not to do rather
than positive on duty, like we have duties in the world.
We have positive duties and we have to act on
it all the time. We have to be brave, we
have to be courageous. We have to see, you know, UH,
have temperance, and we have to be prudent interactions. And
those things are more important because that is what's going
to cleanse you from your sins. That that is what
actually allows you to overcome anything else in life, all
the all the shit that you have done, all the
things that that you know makes you deserve damnation. You
can be baptized by blood by having the fortitude encouraged
to die for the truth. You can be someone like
like him. You could be someone like the thief next
to Christ who was the first saint at church. You
could be like someone like uh with Saint Mary of Egypt,
who was a fucking whore and then in the end,
you know, ran into the woods and then you know,
changed her life. It takes fortitude, it takes courage, It
takes more courage, and we have to, I think, in
order to fight this kind of spiritual warfare, go back
to those roots of Christianity that I think far too
many people have lost and and worry more about developing
and cultivating virtues than just avoiding sin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you'll have people who will be like, well,
you know, Christianity is definitely not a religion for right now,
because you know, they tell you to love your enemy,
and I'm like, it doesn't say anywhere to love God's
it doesn't say anywhere to love God's enemies. It doesn't
say that at all. And yeah, you listen to some
of these people, and there are I mean, I've encountered
Christians who are like, you know, if if someone wants
to kill my children, I would I'd let them. I'm
just not allowed to fight back. And they become pacifists
and you would. You know, I've I talk a lot
about the Spanish Civil War now because that is to
me just like you know, it's what Warren Carroll called it,
the last Crusade. It was the last crusade that was
ever fought because basically Catholics went, Okay, they're killing us.
They're they're killing us because we're Catholic. They're like, they're
killing priests. They're disinterring nuns and and and mocking their bodies.
They killed within the Spanish six months, they killed like
five thousand priests, clergy and and seminarians and you know,
and then they'll talk about the Spanish Inquisition, which I
think the Cortes put to death like three thousand people
over the span of like what three hundred years, And
right in six months, they they and they burnt down
hundreds of churches. And when you look at their goal,
their goal was they wanted to They said that they
needed to kill half the Catholics in the country basically,
and that would be enough of a message and that
would get people to abandon their Catholicism. And then a
bunch of Catholics came together with side by side with
some guys who weren't Catholics, and they fought this and
they said, we're not going to allow this to happen.
And if you if you want to talk to some
not only evangelicals, not all you know, and not a
lot of Catholics will tell you that they shouldn't have
done that. They shouldn't have if they wanted to be
you know, I was reading I've read the last crusade
on my show, the whole thing, And you know there's
times when I had to stop because you just start crying.
You mothers putting the rosary around their son's necks, sending
them off to war, knowing they're never going to see
them again. And people Christians will look at this and
be like they shouldn't that was against christ. I mean
it's like, are you high. I mean, look at the history,
Look at the history of look at the history of Christianity.
Literally people painted, people painted crosses onto swords and put
the West to its knees in the name of Christ.
I mean, Spain took back. It took almost seven hundred
years to take back Spain, to kick out the Mohammedans
and the Jews who were in line aligned with the Mohammedans.
They were given I mean, they were taking a Spanish
as slave, forcing them to convert to Judaism, forcing them
to be circumcised, and it's them and and this was
a you know, basically a thanks for opening the gates
of Toledo, which caused Spain to fall. Well, it took
seven hundred years for them to take it back, and
they took it back, you know, in the name in
the name of Christ. But what they should have just
let Europe fall to fall to Islam? What the what
the fuck happened? What I mean, I'll tell you what.
I'll tell you what happened. The same fucking spirit that
is causing people to fucking cut their causing kids to
cut their dicks off, and you know, little girls to
cut their tits off. Is is controlling these people, is
controlling their thoughts? And oh well, that can't happen to
a Christian Okay, And what do you want me to say?
Speaker 1: Explain?
Speaker 2: Explain how I explain it Christian? There's no there's there's
no easier way to show like spiritual warfare and how
it can affect Christians. Then, I mean, he can't, he
can't get you can't get Christians to agree on anything.
What does Joe Heschmeier say all the time? He said,
he presented them a thing. He said, if solo scripturer
is if sola scripture is correct, then and the reformers
said that, But what was the term they use? Uh,
come ConfL Basically, if you're a believer, if you're a
true believer, Martin Luther said, you'd believe in everything, you'd
agree on everything, but let's not even go that far.
Other ones said, you'd agree on the core essentials. Do
they agree on the core essentials? No?
Speaker 1: No, they don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, so who's telling you what this means in the
Bible and what that means in the Bible? You're you
think you're being led by the Holy Spirit, and you
have female you have female pastors, and you could say
all you want and I'm not excusing the friggin sins
of the Catholic Church. I think we've talked about this privately.
It's like it's a bureaucracy. They're sinners. It's you're going
to have you're going to have corruption in any yes,
in any group. But this is a group who's saying
they're individuals and as individuals they can figure out exactly
what the what the scripture says. And then as individuals
they come they come to oh, well you know women
can be pastors. I'm sorry, yeah, is that? What is that?
What sole scripture got you? And then you'll have people go, well, no,
you know, it's very clear. If it's very clear and
you all have the Holy Spirit, you would all agree
on the essentials. But you don't. You don't. Yeah, yeah,
and there are and you know, just to bring it back,
there are Catholics who don't believe certain things they have
to deal with that they have, that's between them, that's
between them and there and whoever they're confessing to. Yeah,
that's all that is. That's the system that we have
in place. But you know, it's it's like there. I
know there are some Catholic churches where there are female priests,
but I mean, how many people are going to that church? Ten?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is that full? Is that full? On Sunday? I mean yeah,
this all comes back to the fact that, oh you're not.
You have to be meek. The meek will inherit the earth.
What does that mean? I mean what does that mean?
Does that mean you just want you sit by and
watch your whole fan only gets laughtered? What what I mean?
What does that mean? Oh? No, then I could pick
up I could well, okay, so so you could pick
up your you could pick up your rifle to protect
your family. But if you're if your country is being
overrun by Mohammedan's you're not You're not allowed to well
what what or if or if you're if your country
has been controlled by taken over by ye demons. Okay,
I'm not calling for Before anybody says that I'm calling
for revolution, I'm not. Revolution in this country would never work. Okay,
even if I thought it would, even if I thought
it was a good idea, it's not a good idea.
It is. I'm not calling for it. But I mean,
there's the fact that you you have Christians who are
just willing to allow evil to win. Even at the
I'm talking about at the foot at the front door
of your church. You're allowed, You're allowed. You're allowing evil
inside it. You're allowing the spirit, whatever the spirit of
this age is inside it, and you're allowing us to
take over. And you're having discussions about women pastors, You're
having discussions about de ei, You're having discussions about all
these things which are just demonic, demonic things that are
possessing our you know, the political leaders and academics and
basically leadership everywhere. You're gonna you're gonna let that in
the church, in your church.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: And I'm not and I'm not even judge. I'm putting
it on myself too, because there are Catholic churches that
allow that to happen. I know, but don't fucking stay there.
Go find go find go find another one.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: You know, And yeah, I don't care about what the
pope says until, you know, until he speaks ex cathedral,
anything that comes out of his mouth is an opinion.
Speaker 1: So exactly. Yeah, and he obviously has a lot of
bad ones.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and he's not the first, he's not the first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I really do think that that's like I
don't know, I guess, yeah, what you're saying, And we
talked about briefly before. I think that that is what
we just need to We need to get rid of
a lot of this feminized version of Christianity. We just
you know, we we we we need toheartily reject it.
And we can't allow secularists and Mohammedan's and others to
take over the space in which we were the best
and most justified you have occupied for you know, for
over a thousand years in the West.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you this, let me let me tell
you this anecdote, Jeremy, it's real quick. Yeah, there's this
huge megachurch down in Fort Lauderdale where I used to
live and I worked. I used to I was on
eBay very early, selling a lot of different things that
were associated with what I was doing at the time. Yeah,
And I used to go to the I used to
go to the post office probably three or four days
a week. There's a guy who worked behind the counter,
and I usually got him and we usually talked. A
very nice guy. He went to this megachurch. He spilled
the beans to me. One day. They were actually training
with rifles, learning how to use them and learning how
to fight because Israel, because Israel might need to be
protected at some time.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: That that's I guess that is when modern evangelicals. I mean,
and this was a a mega, a mega, non dominational church,
which is just Baptists. That's that's what they were. That's
what they were willing to commit violence for. Who they
were willing to commit violence for for the demons.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, that's insane. All right, Well, I think that's
a good I think that's a good place to leave
to leave this one.
Speaker 2: I'm and on my on God, on on my rosary.
That's a true story. Yes, yeah, I mean yeah, all.
Speaker 1: Right, So yeah, before we you know, before we we
ended on is there anything that you kind of want
to finish off, or do you want to say about what,
you know, what you're going to be doing for the
next a few episodes or anything like that for your show.
Speaker 2: I think we're gonna we're going to try and concentrate
a little more on on philosophy, on the philosophy of
of politics prior to this possess this possession, and you know,
continue with continue with the two hundred Years Together series that, yeah,
unless I have to go and unless I have to
disappear and go away for a weekend or something, that
will continue to be two episodes a week. I hope
people are really getting something out of it. I mean,
we're going to be getting into the revolution. We're going
to be getting into the first attempt at a revolution,
and then soon enough we're going to be getting into
the revolution. You know, the we'll be starting getting into
the nineteen tens. So you know, I think people will
be very very interested in that. But yeah, that's just
what I'm doing. Just uh, straightforward and full speed ahead,
and you know, just put out as much information as
possible until people stop listening.
Speaker 1: Okay, nice, all right, man, as usual, it was nice
I'm talking with you. Yeah, of course you have a
good all right.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Thank you very much, Jeremy, thanks