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know why not? Sure?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well, like nothing ever happens, right, bros. Yeah,
they're like a second assassination attempt, you know, catastrophic flooding
across what five states?
Speaker 3: Yep? Did you see the thing I shared with about Chris?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 3: Did you see the thing I shared with you? D
about the the welding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah I did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, normal days in clown World, USA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, normally Alabama gets Southern Alabama gets a lot of
this when a storm comes through. But it doesn't seem
like we I mean, I'm not in southern Alabama, but yeah,
I'm in central I'm closer to the closer to the
south than north. But a buddy of mine, who he
lives up in East Tennessee, I mean he lives like
he's so East Tennessee. He lives north of Asheville, North Carolina.
But like there's a dam out in his town. Bridges
are down, several people without power. He just moved there.
He just bought a property that's like up on a hill.
So he's been perfectly fine. He still has power and everything.
But yeah, this is really really fucking bad. And obviously,
you know, because white people aren't in charge anymore, I'm
not gonna be able to do anything about this.
Speaker 2: Yep, we there's I mean, this is kind of the
news at the moment, but this was in If it
hadn't been this year, it'd be next. You know, Newport
News is blacker than a tar pit, So of course, like,
what did you think was going to happen when you
put a major shipping you know, shipbuilding facility there and
then mandated you know, local hire and diversity and got
rid of all the dudes that didn't want to take
the jab. What is that?
Speaker 1: What is that noise is driving me crazy? The right there?
What is that?
Speaker 4: No idea?
Speaker 1: Who's that coming from? Stop it? It's going to make
me insane? My kids?
Speaker 2: Okay, well I can't hear anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, it's fine, good good ship. It could be me.
I'm retarded, so no, it's yeah, I'm just watching all this.
You watch this, then you you see Benjamin can't remember
what his name is this. I don't think it's Ben Braddock.
I think it's over it. I am seventeen seventy six,
just released a did an article. I guess he went
up to Springfield, and it's exactly everything that you would
think it is. It's the local, it's incompetence, it's locals
getting rich. It's punished the white people, punished the poor people.
Evict someone who's paying eight hundred dollars a month rent
and move in a Haitian who somehow can pay eighteen
hundred dollars a month rent or two thousand dollars a
month rent into apartments owned by the mayor Rob Brew.
Speaker 2: I'm cheese, We're just.
Speaker 1: It's a it's over man, it's you know, all right.
I guess a mutual of mine put it very well,
very succincly on Twitter this week he said all of
our solutions are fed posts.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was yeah, yeah, yeah, he's saying what I
said in January. It's gonna come down blood thing for
years later. Yeah, and exactly I said that before, writtenhouse.
I mean, I mean, your friend put it very succinctly,
and I like the way he put it. I don't.
I'm not diminishing that. But that's what I have pinned
on my Twitter for since what January fourth of twenty
twenty four. There is no peaceful solution. Yeah, I've had
that pined for like ten eleven months now, yeah, ten months, Like,
there is no peaceful solution, and the longer we delay
the inevitable, the bloodier the inevitable will be. Like this
is it. This is this is hart Tis for those
of you that remember him. This is Hartiste's motto, writ
large in blood on the wall. Diversity plus proximity equals
war for crying out loud. Detroit is going to rip
itself into pieces because the black gangs and the mestizo
gangs are going to start going at it. And that's
just going to go to fill That's Chicago, Tolant. Yeah,
it's gonna go everywhere.
Speaker 2: Chicago, you have, you have Chicago. Well, basically what's happened
in the last six months or so is that is
that Black Americans have realized we can only afford one
low IQ non working under class at a time, and
that they're being replaced and they're they're good. I mean,
they're gonna get violent about well that that kid, uh
you know who from the University Chicago who said, you know, like, hey, look,
dumb black people are killing some of the brightest people
on earth who go to the University of Chicago and
robbing them. And it happens every year, and we need
to talk about it, right, Peter Schmid, I, you know,
I'm not entirely sure he's you know, I'm a little
leary of his association with Nason Coffins. But that doesn't
mean that that in this particular instance he's incorrect, and
the fact of the matter is right, like like a
navy that doesn't have skilled machinists is not a navy, right,
it's a bunch of scrap metal at the bottom of
the ocean.
Speaker 4: Being go the target for hypersonic missiles sitting duck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, and if you can't have a population
that's capable of being you know, pardon but but you
know autistic about like every single weld you're talking about
freaking submarines, man, Yeah, every single one of these welds
has to be buffed. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And not to not to belittle your point, tose, and
but not to belittle your point, Jose, but when you
were saying it's target practice for hypersonic missiles, we I
think we'd be lucky for it to even be that
these things aren't even gonna get it out to see,
like they're just gonna sink, Like a good point, I mean,
I mean, I mean, again, not to diminish your point.
You're correct that they're not going to service, but this
is this is actually to agree and amplify your point.
It's like we're they're not even gonna go anywhere. They're
just gonna sink, and somebody's gonna make a crap ton
of money off the contract, and that's about it. And
then here's the worst part of it. They're going to
find a way to create another like little shell company
and get paid to do it all over again. Like
that's the scam. You don't have to deliver because there's
no punishment. And that's honestly, that's another thing we need
to bring it back. I'm all about prison abolition. Yeah,
let's get rid of it. It's either beatings, hangings or.
Speaker 4: About it too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it, Like, that's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get rid of prisons and yeah, you get rid
of prisons and you but we need to open asylums again. Yes,
that comes to the conclusion this week that we need
to we need public asylums again.
Speaker 2: Right, absolutely, Blanchuark category tweet. You know that there's basically
no downside to just like executing violent felons like and
then and the more you do it, the better things get,
until basically things are a paradise, except that all the
wrong people are like upset by this. Right. I just
did a show with the guys over at mid of
the twentieth century, like half an hour ago. We we
closed up talking about this twenty fifteen book Prisoners of
Geography right, like, and basically the United States hit the jackpot.
There's more navigable water like in the United States than
the rest of the world put together between the Mississippi
and the Great Lakes. Right, We're talking about tens of
thousands of miles of like easily transverse, cheap transportation. And
we've had it so easy here for so long that
we've just indulged in stupid ideas and stupid people. Right,
Like half the Kamala voters don't even like, they don't
belong in public, they've belong in insane asylums. Literally, the
only thing that would make these women better is to
take away their SSRIs and force them to have seven children.
Speaker 3: Yes on ironically, yes, Iran.
Speaker 2: This is not This is not something that can be fixed.
This is not something that can be like, oh, well,
well like Donald Trump and things get better. Like, No,
these people are a permanent problem until they're dealt with.
Speaker 3: And yeah, because the politics are.
Speaker 2: All the problems that can be fixed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the politics are just an extension of the dysfunction.
Like it's not I mean, in a way, it's become
a vicious circle. Right, in a way, it's become a
vicious circle. The dysfunctional people created a dysfunctional system, and
then the dysfunctional system creates a dysfunctional people. And what
we have to do is we have to break the cycle.
Like you said, a lot of these people, a lot
of these women just need to have their SSRIs taken
off of them and they need to just they just
need to have kids. They just need a grounding force
they need. It's like, think of it like if you're
want to pickup truck, right, for those of you that
don't to pick up truck, what you have to do
is you have to throw a weight in the back
during certain weather conditions, snow, slick roads, stuff like that,
and it allows it to drive more safely because that
added weight keeps the tires on the road and keeps
things moving forward. Right, And that's that's It's like women
are the same way. They need a job. They're like
a dog. You don't if you don't if you don't
train a dog, if you don't keep the disciplined, it's
gonna run around and it's gonna tear everything apart. Look
at people that don't have a firm hand with a dog.
Look at how awful they are. They jump on you
they shit all over the place, they pissol over the place,
they tear everything up. It's the same thing people people need.
Everybody needs a job, everybody needs a goal, everybody needs
a purpose. Now how that manifests and what those purposes are, well,
obviously they're going to vary. But if we're painting with
broad strokes, men need X and women need y and
that's just how it is. And now we've burdened one
sex utterly and completely and entirely with everything under the
sun plus plus more, and then the other we've just
completely unshackled and completely unburdened, only to find out that
that equally terrible. Both are a terrible idea worse, yes.
Speaker 2: Worse, don't know, Like this is a civilization ending, yes,
like this is civilization will not survive because these people
want a girl boss and like do the gritty over Like, Lol,
we made glad of Putin look stupid. Lol, we made
Jesu Ping look stupid. Look at us, we're so great,
like you're do you realize you insane bitches are about
to like start a global thermonuclear war because you can't
read a map. Liz Trust before she was when she
was foreign Secretary of of of England before she was
briefly prime minister, like went to the Russian Forum for
Foreign Minister I can't remember who it was at the time,
and he said to her like Rostov on don is
not you know, like will you let the will? Will
you you know? Is this in dispute and let us
you know what are you going to take that? And
he said no, of course not, We're going to kick
that back. And he's like, Rostov has been less than
for four hundred years, there's never been part of Ukraine
like this is this lady can't read a map, right,
like this is do you understand that the entire freaking
conflict in Ukraine is over the fact that the Vulga
goes into the Caspian Sea, which is landlocked, and the
Russians absolutely have to have have to have an outlet
to the Black Sea and freedom of navigation of the
Dardanelles otherwise they're dead economically, well you.
Speaker 1: Know, and when it comes down to it, Ukraine doesn't
need any of that because Ukraine is not a real country.
They're not real They could be a real people, but
they're not a real government. Okay, right, yeah, But when
someone else is paying for your pensions and paying for
your wages and paying like you can't collect taxes and
yet like this is not.
Speaker 2: And your army has been armed by someone else, and
like this is just literally just a the entire government
Ukraine is a puppet because the new ones and the
Blankets are so salty about a program from three hundred
and fifty years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well Ukraine is you know, it's like it's like Lutwach.
Lutwac talks about you have a country that cannot they
can't manufacture their own anything. Basically, well what are they
They're now they're enslaved to whoever can do that, and
that's exactly what they are to the United States. And
people don't realize that because people just they don't read,
they don't have they don't use logic. I mean, if
you can't, if you can't manufacture your own jet fighters,
you have to get them from the United States, or
you have to get them from England, and then they
have you by the balls, right, you know.
Speaker 2: We talked about this. Sweden make the grippin the UK
makes the Hairy and a few other jets that France
has it's own capability of making jets. The US does,
Kenada used to have one, China has it, Russia has it,
maybe South Africa, I forget if they still have an
indigenous air aircraft industry. You can't do it. You can't
wage war without airplanes, okay. And every dollar you spend
on airplanes is a dollar that's not going to things
like I don't know, roads and bridges and dams. And
we used to have enough money to be able to
do both guns and butter. That was our big secret
after the Second World War. But when we closed the
gold window in seventy three after the Great Society and Vietnam,
you know, we were kind of running out of money,
and we've kind of been running the printing press ever since.
And people kind of pretended, because we had the biggest
army and everything else, that we could do both at
the same time. Well, it turns out, actually, you can't
import tens of millions of people with sub one hundred
IQs and provide them subsidized food and housing and healthcare
and everything else and still run a first world country
and pick fights with the Chinese and the Russians and
the Uranians all at the same time. You might be
able to do one of those things. But you know,
if you really really want to have a first world country,
you have to have a first world population. So every
white person in Venezuela is in Houston. Basically we can
keep them. Everyone else has to go home.
Speaker 1: The you know, one of the things when you look
at is like I've been saying this about like immigration,
like especially these Haitians. There are a lot of aspects
to this. One is punishment is here We're going to
drop like the most the most violent people in the
Western hemisphere. I mean basically people who live like animals
right into the middle of your right into the middle
of your community, just because just because we hate you.
Then there are the people who are making money from this,
the NGOs. The NGOs are funding this. What do they
get out of this? They get money from the government,
which is money from us. And then what happens These
people get sent into a place like Springfield and there's
this whole system of graft that has been set up
by locals who you know where they live. I mean,
you know, it's the old Sam I'm not going to
repeat the Sam Hyde line, but it's the Sam Hyde line,
you know. And then you have you know like Benjamin
Roberts from I Am seventeen seventy six. He went up
to Springfield and he said this. He goes Springfield. Mayor
Rob Rue claims to be helpless about federal directives. He's
claims he's done his best, talk to those who must
be talked to and heard the speakers at city Hall.
In truth, his hands are less clean. As well as
serving as the mayor of Springfield, Rob Ru is the
owner of Littleton Properties of Springfield, LLC, which owns six
rental properties in Springfield. Going door to door, I confirm
that at least four of these properties or rents it
to Haitian migrants. These tenants are not nuclear families, but
multi generational households, including anywhere from ten to fifteen people
crammed into one half of a duplex. It's not clear
who's paying the rent. He's supposedly concerned about the government
sending migrants and overwhelming his constituent services, but he's also
making profit from it. The website, when you search the website,
you can see his properties. His tenants don't speak English.
When I interviewed him, I needed a translator. He said,
at one point in my door to DOORAE investigation. A
white man in a car began following me and honking
incessantly in an attempt to drown out my recordings. As
I ended my inquiries at may Or Ru's funeral home business,
he threw, I mean he has a funeral home too,
the fucking I mean, another person just died the other
day from a fucking car accident, from one of these
fucking savages. He said. They threw a large metal object
and yelled. The guy in the car threw a large
metal object and yelled at me to come over. I
kept walking. Was this a member of Rue's security detail
sent to discourage investigations? I mean, this is it's how
do you fucking win? How do you how do you
do anything? If the people who are quote unquote like
at the top, the chief executive of a town is
benefiting from this and is basically saying, fuck all of you.
I mean, what do you do? It's like I said,
all of our fucking all of our solution are fed posts, right, yeah,
because how else do you do this? I mean, you
can hope that Trump comes in and just and says, okay,
people just got to you know, do what they do.
Put cats together? And put together some kind of task
force to sentiments of towns like this, Arrest these people,
put them on trial, get rid of all these fucking people,
and send them back to their god forsaken hell whole
of an island. But I mean, who wants to make
a bet that that's going to happen.
Speaker 2: Well, this not only is this not going to happen, but.
Speaker 3: I've talked I've talked about this on Jason on the
two bit podcast, and i'll talk I'll briefly touch on
it again here, Like this is why they've spent a
century now to a century and a half vilifying lynching,
and they've made it all about oh, it's it's just
about abusing black people and the oppressed. It's like, no, no,
it's not. Lynching is when your government complete either doesn't
exist or is effectively not existed, and then you realize
your community is going to have to deal with the problem,
and that's what it's for. And then that's the reason
they vilified it, because if we understood what lynching is,
if we understood how it's supposed to be used and
how it's been used historically, we would bring it right
back today because we understand that there is. As your
friend put it very succinctly, every solution is a fed post.
And as I put it more poetically, the longer we
delay the inevitable, the bloodier the inevitable will be and
what we need. That's why they vilified it because they
know that's the only solution. Nobody is going to be
able to come and fix the system because they all control,
and they spend time vilifying and criminalizing external means to
fix the system, external regulations, because they don't want to
give you the option. They don't want to let you know,
and the only way is to risk it all, like
you said, is to fed post. That's all you've got
left at this point. What argument is anybody going to
listen to? But there is none. Nobody's going to listen
to any argument that all the sides.
Speaker 2: Are already not only is that that the go ahead?
D so right like you went through this with COVID,
right like the only people who weren't completely insane about
COVID were people who had alternative sources of information and
were willing to listen to them. You know, I'm going
to publicly thank Charles. Charles saved my life by giving
me the information ahead of time, like, no, dude, you
do not want to take this. I was pretty skeptical,
but but Charles was like, and.
Speaker 1: Let's gun And I'm sorry to interrupt you, but let's
not forget there are a bunch of people quote unquote
on our side that did nothing to counter signal COVID
because they didn't want to be seen as counter signaling
Trump or they didn't want to seem to be boomery.
And I'm wondering how many of these people took the jabe.
Speaker 3: I just want to jump in very brief, Just want
to jump in first off, d thank you very very
much for that credit. I really appreciate it because you
know how much work and how many countless hours I
put into that. And Pete, I want to take your
point and run with it too. You are so correct.
I could hug you right now. Well now, I'm not
saying I was the only person on Twitter to do it,
because that would be disingenuous, that would be a lie.
But I was the only I was the first person
that I knew of out of all my followers that
was deep diving into it, that was talking about it,
that was addressing it from the word go I still have.
I think it was in March of twenty twenty. You
check my Twitter. You can fact check me if you want.
Where I started laying out exactly what the plan was
and the phrase that I used was solidification of corporatetocracy.
And then eventually, I want to say, six to ten
months later, Again you can fact check me. There's a
Philadelphia of a Pennsylvania judge that almost used my argument
verbatim in his rule about how a lot of these
things were on constitutional and illegal. But my point isn't
talking about the constitution. The point is to say why
I'm so grateful to both of you, gentlemen, and you
Pete are because Pete, I was so lonely. I can't
even begin to tell you how I was getting attacked
from our own guys. Our own guys were trolling me
and golden hammering me with the I won't name names,
but we're golden hammering me with their followers like, oh,
this guy's an idiot, he's.
Speaker 1: We know the names. Yeah, we know that, we know
the names. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's just like I was getting gold And again,
I'm not saying I'm literally the first person to have
shouted out from the rooftops about it. But d will
back me up. I was among the first, and I
was certainly the first in my very small I didn't
have that many followers at that point, but I was.
I still really don't, but I'm grateful for who I
do have. But the point I'm saying is I was.
I was a lone voice in the wilderness for a
very very long time. And you're one hundred percent right, Pee.
I will never forget that until they put me cold
in the ground, never forget.
Speaker 1: That hoose that you want to jump in here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd like to go off on the point about
lyn ching's and extra political violence.
Speaker 1: Cauz.
Speaker 4: Let's face it, if you look at human history, like
ninety five percent of it, especially up until like the
mid twentieth century, that's the way a lot of these
disputes were adjudicated. And the reason they're demonizing a lot
of the extra political means is that they want us
to continue to be under this managed system of racial
replacement where they make the population consume all manner of soma,
whether it's porn, out, outrage, politics, and a whole other distractions,
while the elite continue to bring in more and more
non white foreigners while also waging wars on behalf of
the Talmudic serpent in Israel, so which accelerates this process.
They want us to go out with a whimper. They
don't want this to get heated, and that's why they
continue to demonize this, and they continue to demonize any
form of like muscular type of protest against the present order,
like say, for example, what happened in Southport, because that's
really is what's going to get their attention is when
people start getting loud, when they start kind of breaking
de quorum, because they want us pacified. They want us
to submit to this order and just disappear into the
ether without even mounting any form of resistance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, minners right that there's in a civilized society,
you know, ninety percent of everything just is not on
the love books. Like if you have to write it down,
it's probably too late. And what they've done is make
it so that you can't object to objectionable behavior in
public because that's racist. Like I shouldn't even have to
write this down. If you're, you know, doing what jose described,
you should be shamed by everyone.
Speaker 3: This is not Yeah, and to bring Jose's point like
the I truly and I sincerely again. I mentioned this
on the two Bit Two Bit podcast with Jason I
to your your point, Jose, like the real reason they
shut that stuff down and I'm gonna, I'm not gonna
back pedal. I'm gonna stand on it, and I'm gonna
I'm not only that, I'm gonna I'm gonna press the
pedal even farther to the floor. The real reason they
do it is you want things to change. You want
things to change. Watch how fast things change when four
guys with t ball bats, not even baseball bats, t
ball bats show up to a city outside of a
city council meeting late one night and they whoop the
ship out of somebody for voting a certain way. I'm
not saying kill anybody.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm not even saying mayme anybody. When somebody
goes home with a few cracked ribs and maybe a
busted leg or a busted arm, maybe you know, and
and they say you're gonna straighten up and you're gonna
fly right, you watch how fast things turn around. Because,
as d will tell you, as a married man with children,
especially daughters, not to docks anybody, but just daughter or
two in the mix. He's gonna tell you, our feminine
society only learns when it touches the hot stove. And
I right, d that's when they learn. And these people
when they get an asked and they're they're gonna learn
real quick.
Speaker 2: Well, either either that happens or you're seeing rate now right,
Like outside of in twenty twenty in Philadelphia there were people,
you know, there were armed black panthers, you know, with
with sticks outside voting precincts. So the idea that that
that like there's this this liberal idea of a world
without coercion and violence is retarded. No, it's yeah, And
and the idea and the correct is you know who
who holds the whipando who's who? Who is sovereign and
gets to make the decision of who gets to use
islands and who doesn't. And that's the question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know I've been I've been saying since since
really since COVID started. Is man A good sheriff means
would mean so much at this point. Yeah, A sheriff
who knows how to deputy size people, A sheriff who
if you have a good enough sheriff things like this
just don't happen because you know, he's going to deputize
people and he's going to solve the problem. Is there
a possibility that at the state level they may try
to Yeah, so what so what I mean, how is
aef Yeah, I could understand one of us. I mean
we're talking about you know, we've mentioned Lynching's here. None
of us want and none of us want this. None
of us want this at all. And we're not calling
for this just in case anybody. I think. We're saying
that if there, if there is a threat, and that
threat normally would come from someone like a sheriff. A
sheriff is meant to be there, to be the one
who puts his foot down and says no, not in
this town, not to my people. These are my people.
They've been entrusted to me, they elected me. It's not
going to happen here in this tunty. We have standards. Yeah,
and sheriffs have done it before. I mean Obama had
everything ready to for like the biggest gun ban of
all time, and like a load of sheriffs I mean,
I mean, like more than twenty in California said we're
not going to enforce that that is not going to
happen here in California, and it basically killed it, and
it happened in Illinois recently a sheriff stepping up and
having the like in Silicaga, Alabama right now, the sheriff
is an interim sheriff and he looks like a retired rapper,
and it seems like his only job is to protect
the she boon who these fucking idiots elected to be,
like the head of the city council. Can we stop
electing these fucking idiots, these fucking people who they should
be at waffle house serving house. Okay, not in front
of the many fucking counsel. Well, because it's you know
what I respect. I go to waffle house. I go
to waffle house all the time. I respect the waiters
and waitresses at waffle house more than I do these motherfuckers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because because the waitresses and waiters at waffle house
are doing the job they were given. They're doing the
job they were given. These other people it's just a
retirement for them, or it's a or it's a it's
a secondary income for them, Like they don't take the
job seriously. That's the problem. People have been. People have
been and I'm gonna go back to your point, D.
People have been so spoiled for so long, Like America,
Beauty the Beautiful says, God shid his grace on me.
We have been graced with so much, blessed with so much,
which is why I'm a huge isolationist. But that's a
whole other topic. But like, we've been blessed with so
much that people have gotten so complacent isn't quite the
right word, but it'll have to suffice. So lazy, so complacent.
When I say lazy, I'm not even talking about they
don't want to work anymore. I'm not trying to go
on some boom or rant about oh mu lazy workers
and bootstraps. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about
intellectually lazy. They've outsourced all their thinking. They've outsourced all
their processes, all their critical thinking, all their analyses, they've
outsourced everything. They just want to kind of do their thing,
their watch their sports, watch their television, play on their whatever.
They don't want to think about anything. They don't want
to see the world's crumbling around them. They don't want
to address in the conflict and that's the problem because
they don't have to because the dominoes on their left
and their right haven't fallen yet, even though all the
others have. But those dominoes will fall, and they're going
to fall very very soon. And you're absolutely right.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I'm old school. If you do your job and you
work hard, I couldn't care if you empty trash or
you're a CEO of a business doesn't. If you do
the job the best of your ability, deserve respect. If
you do an honest job, you deserve respect. But there's
a book that addresses your point, pipe specifically that I
would highly recommend. It's by Matthew Truella, and it's called
The Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates, and it talks about
the European tradition more the English, the Whales shaw that tradition,
but European tradition in general, of when lawful authority or
is not utilized, where the people above tiranny, it's a
defense against tiranny, it's a defense against injustice. Where it
is your duty. It is not your freedom, it is
not your right. It is your duty to say no.
It is your duty to go against the grain. It
is your duty to protect your people, to protect your community,
to protect your locale. I highly recommend it. It's called
the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates Matthew Truella, and it
talks all about the point you're raising, raising pete, all
about them, go ahead, anyone once ago.
Speaker 2: Well, the problem in the first place, and this is
the problem with the Nuremberg regime is like prior to
the Nuremberg regime, the people of Albam, Alabama, knew that
people like that shouldn't have any voice in public policy.
They just said that they might deal with the black community,
but but wen't like that. They weren't allowed to hear anything.
The white people would go down to the Prince Hall
Mason's Lodge, they sit down with the black leaders of
the community. They say, all right, this is what we need.
This is how it's gonna be. You guys figure it out.
And the leadership of the black community be like, all right,
we're gonna need some walking around money, We're going to
need you know, two seats in the city council. We're
going to need you know this and this, you know,
jobs for people, and uh, you know, so many police
officers et cetera. Whatever, but they make a deal and
then things would basically function.
Speaker 4: That.
Speaker 2: You know, if you put your cat in a sled
dog harness and then you get mad at your cat
because you're not going anywhere. M h who made the mistake?
You or your cat? Bingo? Right? This is yeah, if
you want to go somewhere, get a team of huskies,
line them up and they'll take you wherever you want
to go. Because they're like, this is great, this is
a job. We want to run. We want to Oh
we get to run. We get to run. Oh really
run this is the best. Or are we running? Are
we running? We're getting a run today? This is the best.
Have you seen what huskies are like when when you
when you get them in harness, they're like, oh, this
is so cool. We get to run today. Whereas if
you do the same thing for a bunch of cats,
they like, it'd be a tangled mess and there'd be
fights and and you know it'd be a mess. You'd
get nowhere. So why are on earth are we letting
people who can't do the job be in charge of anything? Right?
You know, like, yeah, Kamala Harris is dumb and venal
and all kinds of things, Like at some point you
got to kind of feel sorry for her because she's
been put in this position where it's like like, right,
we're asking her, like okay, she's like a hammermaid out
of jello, Like it's just not gonna work, man, you know,
like like okay, we know is this person who doesn't
know anything, has never worked in the private sector. Her
entire life life has been you know, put in place
because of her loose morals and low standards, Like all
of a sudden, we're gonna require her like knowledge and
moral rectitude and and and seriousness, like what you know,
this is not a recipe for success, and increasingly you know,
I'm not. I mean, of course, you know adl or
whate would be like this is a terrible racist, Like
now you're asking people like that poor lady from Silica's.
I'm sure she's a vile human being and terrible in
every single way. I'm sure she's on the take. I'm
sure she's you know, got lots of like low level
schemes that that you know, damage the public fisk. I'm
sure her boyfriend or you know, her niece or somebody
has been given a no show job I'm sure, like
all kinds of stuff, but like that's what happens. Eric Adams,
you know, the mayor of New York, He's he's been
indicted for being corrupt. It's like he's a black politician.
That's literally inherent in how they operate. What why are
you mad? It's your dog shot on the lawn?
Speaker 3: Right? Yeah, I put I put that very.
Speaker 2: Everybody like it's inherent in the way they operate. From
James Clyburn on down. They're all crooked. They're all guilty
of fraud and corruption. And that's the way the system
has been set up well, and it never operated anyway differently.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I put my first book and I said, I said,
with you, if you give your dog a tree every
time it pisses on the carpet, don't be upset at
the cleaning bill. That's in my first book. And it's
the same this is it's exactly the point you're addressing.
It's also why I don't have hate in my heart
for the black community.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I really don't, even even with all I've been through.
And as Pete and I talked about on the first
time he and I spoke on his broadcast, about race
war in high school. I don't have hate for that community.
I really don't. I sincerely and truly don't I have.
I have Christian love for them, but what that's also
a paternal love. It also doesn't mean I think you
should be allowed to commit crimes and be held to
no standard, none of that. Like you were saying, D,
Like like everybody will scream and call me a racist,
and it's like I'm not. I love I love them
like a Christian. I just don't put up with dumb behavior,
shitty behavior, and I also don't burden them with expectations
that they couldn't possibly meet. You know, if you people
wonder why they're why they're violent, people wonder why they're
always angry, why they're so dissatisfied, It's like, well, if
I'm constantly holding you to a standard that you can't meet,
you'd be pissed off too. And this isn't to make
excuses for them. That's not what I'm doing. I'm not
making excuses for anybody. But what I am saying is
I'm addressing your point D, and I'm agreeing and I'm
amplifying with it. And that is to say, don't be
it's not the cat's fault that it couldn't pull your
dog's slig You gave it the wrong job. And this
is the problem at the end of the day, this
is the problem with quote unquote equality and why it's
inherently satanic. It's because hierarchy is the only way to
make things function and for people to find a certain
contentedness I won't say happiness, but I'll say contentedness with
their lot in life. Because when you're where you belong,
when you're where you where you feel that you succeed,
you're much more content, you're much more stable, you're less depressed,
you're less angry, you feel more in tune with the universe,
you feel more in rhythm with things. And when you
get pulled out of that, either up or down, it
throws everything off and it throws one's life into turmoil.
And that's why we do nobody any assistance by trying
to either pull them up or push them down. Let
water seek its own level. That's that's how it should be.
Speaker 2: Well, no one started out a master of their trade,
whether it's blacksmithing or like no one, no one's inherently
just like a general capable of seeing the whole battlefield
and understanding, you know, the movements of tens of thousands
of men. And they're like, you got to start out
being responsible for you know, a company or a squad.
You got to be a lieutenant, and then a captain,
and then a major, and then a lieutenant colonel, and
then a colonel and then a general, and then you know,
get promoted on a higher up. No one starts to
master craftsmen too, the trade. Everyone's got to start at
a spot where they don't know what they're doing. They
don't know they're elbow from a hole in the ground.
And we're essentially taking people that haven't gone through that process,
either individually or in a civil or or collectively, and
then expecting them like okay, like Haitians don't know how
to drive, but why should they? And then we're being like, okay,
well you should be able to drive f one with
all these Germans and Swedes, like what, No, they're just
going to get themselves killed. They're just going to hurt
a bunch of people because they don't they don't know
and I'm not defending anything. They need to go back,
like Pete said, but and this is this is the
real understanding, like this is really malicious. This mayor right.
The purpose of a system is what it does. Everybody
knows that X amount of little kids are going to
get run over and on their way to school and
a crosswalk because the Haitians doesn't know how to break
their you know, like how to use the brakes.
Speaker 4: On a car.
Speaker 2: They know that, you know, certain amount of rapes are
going to curse your amount petty theft, certain amount of assault,
certain amount whatever. They know that this is going to happen,
and they let it happen anyway. So that's what that's
what they're intending to do. The tens of millions of girls,
tens of thousands of girls probably millions of girls who've
been raped in England, but Pakistani gangs they know it
and they want it to happen. The crime in America
from black inner cities, they know it and they want
it to happen. This isn't This isn't nineteen fifty six.
We're like, oh gosh, what could happen. No, this is
this is fifty years or sixty or seventy years after.
We know what's going to happen. Brace Warren High School
was half a century ago. There's no excuses now. So
the question they have to ask you, dear listener, is
do you want to live in a civilization or not?
And if you do, there's certain things that are going
to be required, and legitimately the system is one of
those things that might or might not survive whatever's required.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the I just found this online. One of my
mutual One of my mutuals shared it and it goes
to something that we said. It was something we were
talking about earlier, and I'm gonna I'm gonna share this
and play this because I think I just find it
very interesting that this was this was shared with me
right at the time, right at the time that you know,
we're talking about this. So let me get this up here.
Hold on. This is from a podcast called the burm Pit.
I think it's like ex Marines kind of guys. But
I want to see if anybody can detect any lives
here at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The funny thing is, the funny thing is, you know
where I stand on this. The whole reason that this
country's fucked up is because there is no right wing violence.
Speaker 1: Left wing violence.
Speaker 2: Is why this country's in the shape that it's in.
Speaker 5: Because all the violence is being carried out to push
left wing policy, left wing ideology, and none of it
is used to push There is no violence from the
right pushing right wing ideology and right wing policy.
Speaker 3: Where's the lie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you saw true right wing violence, you would
see the Federal Reserve abolish by physical force, by physical violence.
You would see tax codes and tax laws completely eradicated
in the erase by right wing violence because that's a
right wing policy. You would see more abortion clinics being
freaking blown up. You would see BLM being shot in
the streets like dogs whenever that happened in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: And also you would have saw.
Speaker 5: The right wing shooting any government official, including law enforcement,
for protecting their businesses from being unconstitutionally shut down. There
is no right wing violence, and that's why our constitutional
rights are being trampled because you know who did, historically speaking,
used the best right wing violence, Scottie severts uh Waca.
Speaker 3: No, that was another.
Speaker 2: That was another thing.
Speaker 5: The Founding Fathers, the right wing violence, and the nation
of America was born because of it.
Speaker 2: That's just a fact. This is a fact. I would
only quit the Founding Fathers were right wing, but otherwise
he's a hundre percent correct.
Speaker 3: That's exactly that I'm with you, Yes, exactly what ye
was Literally.
Speaker 4: Serious political any serious political movement that wants to actually
establish a legitimate political order is going to have to
use like a certain degree of violence and coercion. Like
that's just that's not even up for debate to deny.
That is just like engaging in and in a historical
analysis of how like political orders emerge, and like.
Speaker 2: Here violence inherent in the system, right, like this is
this is this is the way it goes, and like
these people want to pretend that that there's such a
possibility as a system without violence, and like there just isn't.
That's the nature of a system. The nature of a
government system is the nature of government is the government
says this violence is acceptable and this violence is not.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's exactly it. In a nutshell, that's exactly.
Speaker 2: That's literally the point of government is to legitimize certain
kinds of violence and certain other kinds.
Speaker 4: Of violence distinctions.
Speaker 2: And I would would the second you say, oh, well
that's not going to happen, a biker gang is going
to move in and and say this kind of violence
is acceptable, and this kind of violence is right. So
you're going to have a you're going to have a
government no matter what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that's the post Nuremberg Order. And and this
is what people will not this is what people still
fight me on, is you know, we talk about the
post Nuremberg Order, and who instituted the post Nuremberg order?
Read the authoritarian personality? That book lays out all the
recommendations that they had in that book have come have
come to pass. Destroy the family, destroy churches, make make
right wing being, make right wing illegal. And I will
do not want to accept the fact that a book
that was commissioned by the American Jewish Committee was their
playbook and that the way you can tell us their
playbook is everything they recommended was done. Okay, if someone.
Speaker 2: Get arrested in the international thought, but just hypothetically, let's
say me and a whole bunch of other fathers daughters
found every male troon who wanted to use a bathroom
with our girls and persuaded them that they didn't want
to do that anymore, right, okay, And here's society prior
to nineteen fifty in America. They'd be like, what took
you so long.
Speaker 3: Right exactly like, and here's the here's the worst part
of it all for me, as far as far as
I'm concerned, as far as I see things, it's it's
it's not just the lack of right wing violence that
that is that is the issue to me. To me,
it's it's that not only is it the lack of such,
it's that what's the difference between left wing violence and
right wing violence. Right wing violence is far more surgical
in its nature than left wing violence. Left Wing violence
is generally just destabilization tactics. That's generally what it is. Now.
I'm sure somebody could quibble here and there with me,
but overall, that's the purpose of left wing violence. Just
overthrow whatever stability exists and then try and quickly fill
the vacuum.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Where is right wing violence? As you point out, the it's, Hey,
we don't want these guys in our daughter's bathroom. It
starts there, it stops there until the next issue arises, Hey,
we don't want this taught in our schools. Maybe all
these books need to disappear, Maybe these teachers don't need
to be teaching here anymore. Whatever, then it stops. Then
it starts again patriarch it's patriarchal in nature, and you
want you're either going to have your dad lay down
the law or you're going to have your mom lay
down the law. And you never want mom to lay
down the law. And in fact, a good mom doesn't
want to lay down the law. Why because she's not
good at it. Because mom is not good at laying
down the law, because the rules change with mom, because
a lot of things that she does are on a whim.
We're on her moves. You know, one day it may
be okay, day it may not be. And this isn't
an this isn't to attack women. It's just again to
go back to what you were saying, d you can't
put the harness on a cat. It's just not going
to work. So you want you can either have mom
did lay down the law or dad. You always want dad,
because again, unless it's a really dysfunctional family, dad is
gonna say, hey, this is the rule today, this will
be the rule tomorrow, this will be the rule next month,
and that's just what it's going to be. You know
where your boundaries are. You know what you're going to
be allowed to do and what you're not going to
be allowed to do, but mom will bend and with
the wind. And that's the difference between the two forms
of violence and why left wing violence is so much
more deleterious to the social fabric, not only because that's
its intention to be more deleterious to the social fabric,
but because by its very nature, it is not constructive,
It is not surgical. Its main goal is not to
build or to heal, whereas right wing violence the main
goal is to heal or to build, maybe not in
the short term, but definitely in the mid to long term.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah. One thing to note about a lot of
like right wing violence, especially the accepted variety, is that
it tends to also be pretty reactive in nature, because
I think the left is proactively destabilizing when it comes
to how it ushers in all this violence in its
political orders. They are like designed to disrupt and destroy things.
And I think one of the main issues with the right,
especially in my time observing how they do politics, is
that they will take small victories, whether it's like with
gun rights or any type of like transgender's policy, but
they don't really build off of them. They don't try
to go towards the nexus of organized jewelry and the
myths it's created with the Nuremberg regime. They're content with
these very marginal victories and they pack it in. Where
we have to be taking a much more systematic approach,
where yes, you can engage in gradualism, which I accept,
but you have to have like the target mind. You
have to define who the enemy is and their myths
and then replace it with your own myths and narratives
as you move politically.
Speaker 3: That's an excellent point, Jose.
Speaker 2: The right wing are reactive and non systematic thinkers. They
don't it became illegal to be a systematic thinker on
the right after nineteen forty eight or nineteen forty six.
You know, that's just right. Francis Parker Jacky had a systematic,
well thought out critique of what went on. Right, Even
Pap Buchanan, who I love but but isn't you know
he's kind of weak sauce for what we really need? Right,
Any systematic critique of like, oh, Pap Buchanan's a Nazi, right, So,
any kind of real, honest to goodness look at where
we're at and what's necessary, or just the truth of
things right is not allowed under present conditions, and that's
the point of the system. The point of the system
right now is to outlaw political self factualization for white
people to make an effective government.
Speaker 1: There's only one group that is allowed to commit violence,
and commit violence against the innocent, commit violence against anyone
they want, and they're doing it as we speak right there.
Attack there. Yeah, they're attacking a country that is thirty
to forty percent Christian. They're killing Christians, and a lot
of Christians in this country are clapping their hands like
fucking seals, you know, buying like sheep, and they're like, oh,
they could do whatever they want, you know, they yeah,
you know, I get yeah they can do Yeah, just
dropping frigging bombs that you paid for right on, buildings
are killing you.
Speaker 2: Just signed a bomb. It's going to go kill Russians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, most gooulish shit seen this week. That's oh yeah,
that's the real sovereign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are you know, you you just watch, you know,
if you're on the right telegram channels, you can watch
this happen in almost real time. And it is just
it is a city block and all of a sudden, boom,
a building is gone. Why because a certain group that
has brainwashed you into believing that they have because because
of something, because of some terrible thing that happened to
them eighty five years ago, they can do anything they want,
kill anyone they want, make up any lie about Well,
there was someone hiding in the basement, so we had
to kill two thousand people to get the one guy
in the basement. Oh what did the two thousand people do?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Are you an anti semi? Go fuck yourselves. Fuck you,
it's fucking done over. I don't care anymore. Fuck you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's fine. If you're going to do that.
If you're going to be that way, be that way
without my money and without like saying, let's you and
him fight right to people that control, you know what,
the access to forty percent of the world's oil. Like, Yeah,
I don't think my egg's doubling in price over your
Shenanigans and the the hoo Thi's shutting down the Red
Sea is worth it. Sorry, you can call me out
any name you want, but I don't think it's worth it.
And I'm perfectly okay to think that. And it's perfect
okay for me to say I don't want you. You know,
still mad about a program from three and seventy five
years ago to you know, start ship with Russia and
risk nuclear war. And I don't want you to risk
the entire world's oil industry grinding to a halt and
energy prices doubling or tripling because you all of a
sudden can't get along with your neighbors. I don't think
it's a good idea to start ship with China because
you are worried about them having you know, unfettered access
to the sea. Well, the Chinese can't let you control
the Straits of Malacca and freeze them out of the
indusdustry or a billion Chinese people die. So when you
make threatening moves like oh, well you know if you
mess with those will do this thing. You know, it's
just a repeat of what happened with Japan in nineteen
forty and thirty nine, Like the Japanese had to attack
the US Navy because the US Navy was going to
make the Japanese starve to death. If the United States
presently it's like, oh, we have to contain China and
prevent them from access to the resources, Like do you
understand what you're doing? And the answer is for most
of them know they don't. They're stupid and venal and
corrupt and dumb. And if a system that lets these
people be in positions of responsibility is an illegitimate system.
And I'm not going to pretend anymore that I need
to give my loyalty or my tax do anything unless
you point a gun at my head, I'm not going
to support it anymore. Kamala Harris is a dumb prostitute.
No system this legitimate, that has a valid future for
my children would put her in any kind of position
of responsibility whatsoever. Tim Walls is a creepy pervert. Any
system that lets him anywhere near a position of responsibility
is illegitimate. Any system that lets Anthony Blincoln pretend he's
a diplomat as opposed to just a bloodthirsty Zionist warmonger
is illegitimate. Joe Biden has his brain has more holes
than Swiss cheese. Any system that puts him in notional
charge of anything is illegitimate. And I'm not saying I
love Donald Trump or I'm gonna be super happy when
Donald Trump, like Donald Trump's on probation with me. He's
not nearly done enough to help ordinary people in this country.
But this system is illegitimate. You know, p You linked
a report like Texas is among the better governed states
in the country, and the state and local governments in
Texas are screwed without federal intervention. Oh yeah, yeah, screwed
tens of thousands of dollars of debt per person on
the state and local county levels. Right. Well, so there's
just no way this system can continue as it is.
Speaker 3: Well, to address your point, D just just very briefly,
one thing that's been coming to mind for a while
now is we are learning the hard way. We and
when I say we, I mean humanity itself, but the
West in general is learning the hard way that certain
people were marginalized for a reason, and it was a
good reason, Like, no, you're marginalized because you can't do
these things. That's why you're off to the sidelines. No,
we're not putting you in the game because you can't
play it well, So get off to the sidelines. And
but again, this goes back to what I was trying
to say earlier about this is why equality is inherently satanic,
because again, you're pulling people in where they don't belong.
Where they cannot function. It's not even a matter if
they will or they won't. Now we both know that
they probably wouldn't even if they could, just because they're corrupted, venal, etc.
But they couldn't even if they wanted to. So in short,
that's something that's been coming to my mind for a
long time. People were marginalized for a reason, and for
whatever flaws we've been bombarded with with tales of over
the last two centuries about aristocracy and monarchy, those things
were built over more or less qualified people, capable people
working and breeding their way into positions like they got
there because they could do the job. And my argument
for saying that they could do the job is stability
more or less for hundreds of years where there are wars,
of course there were, They're always going to be wars,
but the entire social fabric was not torn to pieces.
That happened much much later after we got rid of
most of these people. And that's that's my take on it.
As far as I see things to dovetail with your point.
Speaker 1: Yeah and yeah, and I really think you know, something
like what we're watching right now in Israel, what they're doing,
really helps me to understand who my real friends are.
You don't have to like Islam. You don't have to
like Muslims. You don't have to like Hamas, you don't
have to like Hesbalah. You don't have to like any
these people. But if you think they're more of an
enemy to you than those psychotic maniacs who are run
by the City of London, trademark by the by the
people who basically have held banking hostage in this country
for a century, who own your mortgages or your debt
or anything basically own you. I mean, go fuck you.
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 1: If you're over there, if you're not debrating, well, if
you're celebrating the assassination, uh, you know, if you're making
fun of these of oh this assassination because apparently the
person who replaced them, the head of Hesbola, has already
been assassinated, and there's people celebrating, there are people laughing
at that on you know, who are supposed to be
on our side. Who the fuck who in Hesbola has
control of the of the press in this country, Who
in Hesbola, Who in Hamas has controlled brought pouring to
this country? Who shows Hollywood who living under hog feminism.
The fuck is wrong with you people? Who the fuck
did this? And if you can't, if you're so fucking blind,
or you're so fucking I need to be a good person.
I can't be one of those people who sees a
Jew behind every fucking bush. Fuck you literally, fuck you,
stop listening, stop listening to us.
Speaker 2: Well, you're welcome to see Canadian healthcare. Like the problem
isn't right, Okay. The the reason all those southern states
flooded isn't that it rains and that they get hurricanes. Okay,
that's happened for hundreds of years. The reason those states
flooded is Tennessee doesn't have the budget do do proper
met It's any longer because Memphis, because Memphis exists, and
who's in Memphis and who made Memphis the way it is?
It wasn't good old boys from the Apple Lagians. Okay.
It was Robert Moses and Levitt and Sons builders and
all the people who were the lawyers on Shelley v.
Kramer were not Black. They were Jewish and every uh
you know the man Victor grew and the men who
invented the shopping mall. You know, the people who invented
the shopping mall. Victor grew in jew Like, if those
people weren't forced to pave a third of their state
in Walmart parking lots, maybe that rain would have been
absorbed by the ground like God intended, and maybe there
wouldn't be as bad a flooding, and maybe the people
could live in places that weren't so far away so
they didn't require massive roads, so the bridges wouldn't be
washed out because the bridges weren't so like, there's this
whole cascade of failures that at the heart of.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: Jews took control of our society and they used non whites,
particularly blacks, as bioweapons. Until you're willing to say that
you are not dealing with politics as it actually exists, Yeah,
well it goes like it's like you were not dealing
with the real world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like my experiences in Philadelphia. They keep talking about, oh,
we you know, the housing shortage. Houses are so expensive,
the housing shortages. They're not building enough homes, Like, we
don't need to build homes. There's there's plenty of homes.
The homes should be Honestly, homes should be pretty damn cheap.
All you got to do is two things. Stop illegal
immigrants homes, yeah yeah, and start enforcing laws.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Like, that's start executing everybody that has more than five felonies.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Five or more felonies, you get the acts, you get
the guillotine.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: Like, I can't tell you. There's whole squat three of
Philadelphia to Chicago. I'm Atlanta. There's plenty of homes, homes
everywhere that that a young couple could get very cheaply
and start a family, and very cheaply. Oh maybe they
need to move into something bigger down the line. Sure,
but a young married couple, one kid easily. Plenty of homes,
tons of them. But you don't want to live there
because they're not safe, because there's no order, there's no law,
and every the infrastructures completely collapsed. But there's homes. There's
plenty of them. You just reclaim them. Take about five years,
that's about it, not even maybe two or three. I'm
sure guys like you and yeah could get together and
fix it in two good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, half of a vidential you give me a free hand,
and a first half of a presidential term. I could
I could get it's eighty twenty and this is the
thing that again, Yeah, did you who's responsible for the
war in Ukraine? Victoria new And yeah, we'll make who's
responsible for the war in Ukraine Victoria new Ones.
Speaker 3: God, I'm sorry, I think I got a terrible lag,
but please know I have a terrible lag.
Speaker 2: Sorry, God, like the people responsible for the warn Ukraine
or Jews, people responsible for the tron in the Middle
Easter Jews people.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this isn't only us saying this.
I mean, go on show they they admit it. Colonel
Douglas McGregor has been saying this. Half the people are
going Douglas on Judgement of Politanos show talk about this.
This isn't a bunch of antsy Semites saying this. This
is people who just are like it cannot be denied anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, anybody have a functioning brain and that can like
recognize basic patterns, understands this and to echo Peece frustration,
it's it is like a litmus test that if you're
not able to recognize organize jeury, you've effectively either a
become an enemy or b a a useful idiot for
this fake polarized regime that relies on the left and
this like controlled pseudo populist right that just functions as
just like the wing of like this predatorial, talmudic bird
of prey that is designed to just constantly attack this population.
It's just like, at this point in the game, I've
that I've been doing this analysis for well over a decade.
It gets frustrating to be honest with people falling for
the same tricks, and it's comes down to through the
lack of like the basics where they cannot do a
basic friend enemy distinction and identify who the actual enemy is.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's one hundred percent true. So that you're an
expert on h firearms and concealed carry and gun rights
and all that other stuff. Correct me if I'm wrong.
But the gun control movement in America is exclusively run
by Jews.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bloomberg, Soros Orgs. Yeah, there is largely bake world, right.
Speaker 2: I mean it's it's black people saying we're too violent
to be trusted with guns, so make us take so
take them away, and then Jews saying, oh, well, so
take them away from everybody, which like, okay, I'm fine
with like guns being taken away from black people. Like yeah, okay, yeah,
not a problem. I don't I don't see the issue
with that. And this is this is white conservatives. The
biggest problem with this is against the Second Amendment. No,
the Second Amendment was intended for fucking white people to
fill to defend themselves against savage Indians and slave uprisings.
Like that's what right, Like this is not and like
your point about not being able to make the friend
enemy distinction pose is completely correct. Like the friends of
civilization and good order are conservative white men. There was
a study going around like hierarchical individuals to white men.
Are the only people who don't fall for the global
warming scam? Are the only people who didn't fall for
the COVID scam? Are the only people who think guns?
You know, are correct on guns and abortion. They're the
only people who are correct on homeschooling, like you take
every other issue. There's essentially the masculine brained men that
have the right opinions about this stuff, and then there's
the feminized mass media zombified everybody else. And for the
libertinians who still listen, your party nominated a sodomite socialist
out of stupidity and inability to draw the friend enemy distinction.
Speaker 4: I would also add one thing about the Second Amendment movement,
because I've largely exited that space, but I have a
different understanding now. I believe that one problem with the
normy pro Second Amendment movement is the framing they've used.
They've seen it as a liberty versus tyranny thing, whereas
it really should be viewed more as a exercise of
collective white political power versus a as like a mechanism
to defend against a growing like horde of non white
gollums that the Jews have activated because of the simple
fact is when you go to like, if you take
the like the Second Amendment absolutist route, you're gonna be
eventually defending the right, the so called right to bear
arms for illegal aliens and dysfunctional non white minorities. And
that's gonna lead to like a really nasty scenario.
Speaker 2: You absolutely believe it, schizophrenic should be able to own
a gun, because.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna lead to like a huge chimp out
as a system breakdown. And that's one of the big
issues I've had with a lot of these movements is
that there's been certain organizations that have been pushing this nonsense.
It's like, no, it's this is a The right to
bear arms is very much a Northern European political construct
that was designed by white people, and it's specifically for them.
And when you have this whole mish mash of people
from all over the global South coming in, you're basically
giving them the ability to form their own type of
like ethnic militias and even state lets. Like what's to
say that the illegal aliens coming from Mexico and meso
America twenty thirty years later start to turn into like
effectively drug cartels and other entities that will form their
very own state lets here and reconquer us uplan if
you will, Like.
Speaker 2: They are already like just Atlanta is effectively a Bontustan.
Speaker 3: Well what did they just doing?
Speaker 2: Wasn't it Denver?
Speaker 3: Colorado? They that is, with armed Venezuela started taking over Colorado. Okay, yeah,
it's already happening. Like not only are you correct, ose
you're you're more correct than you're giving yourself credit for being.
It's already happening. They're already here, It's already being done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know it's I was.
Speaker 1: I recorded last night with president of the Central Committee
for the ogc Old Glory Club, Redhawk, and we were talking.
We did a whole episode about conservation and about how
conservation is right wing, and we we talked about I
mentioned like the National Association for Gun Rights, it's like
and he was talking about, well, you know all these
gun rights organizations, you know, they've won in most places
and everything. Now it's time to switch if someone like
the National Association for Gun Rights switch to like conservation
and like real environmentalism and started pushing, well, what's the
first thing that we would talk about. If we want
to really clean up the environment and conservatorship, we have
to start deporting people. We need less people here.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. The Sierra Club used to be based on immigration
and then a Saturday person bribed them with hundreds of
millions dollars and they change their tune. Right, this is
you know, the City of London financial rothschild, whatever you
want to call it, Like, it's just zog until you're
willing to talk about that. And the reality is of
race and the reality of weaponizing women that you're not
dealing with reality. It's like trying to do physics. Without
Understandington's laws of motion, You're just going to be wrong
all the time. And I'm sick to death had it
up to my back teeth of just dealing with people
who refuse to engage with reality. Mike, what my good
friend boors way. All we're asking is that you engage
with reality. And the question isn't uh, what should we
do visa VI, the Jews or Hesbala or Iran or
whatever right now? Because we're not in charge right everyone
in Congress, but Thomas Massey has an apac minder, a
pax in charge, a pack's in charge of who gets
you know, Pete doesn't have a YouTube anymore? Why because
APAC said he shouldn't.
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: That's why a pac and EEDL say, oh, well you know,
I mean, you make too much sense. So you can't
speak on the internet. We'll get you and off Twitter,
we'll get your band off PayPal, we'll get your band
off Facebook, we'll get your band up uh Trovo and
and d Live and all of these other things because
we can't let you talk. Well, I thought we lived
in a liberal system where everyone got to talk. Isn't
that what the point is? But no, it's not he is.
He is a sovereign who makes the exception. So instead
of sensible people talking sense in Silicaga, Alabama, you've got
this woman who's notionally the head of the you know,
city council, saying, well, I don't we need to talk
about that because it's about what the way people look. No,
you dumb bitch, it's that it's that everyone who looks
like you is stupid and incapable of living in a
civilized society. The looking is, you know, just literally coincidental.
The problem is, you know, behind the eyes, right, everything
function well enough to live in a right we have been.
Speaker 3: Judging you by the content of your character. That that's
the joke, like like like that's the bitter humor in it.
It's like, no, we have been you think that's it.
It just so happens all of you that you think
that way, look that way. That's all.
Speaker 1: It just so happened.
Speaker 2: Right. The one of the great privileges of my life
is I got to know some of the some of
the best Southern nationals in the history, you know, and
and be associated with some of those guys for several years.
You're telling me that someone who grew up in rural
Virginia whose ancestors owned plantations for three one hundred fifty
years or four hundred years. Didn't understand these people lived
cheek by jowl with them for four centuries and they
have no idea. Why do you think all the white
people in Mexico, all the Iberians in Argentina and Brazil
and Chile and Bolivia say oh no, no, no, no,
you can't let these indios have like liquor or guns
because they'll just like they will make mistakes. There's no
this notion that I'm wrong, because I'm I'm dealing with
the reality right in front of my face. And there's
there's spiritual components too, like you know haities literally you know,
deep cursed by demons. We can get it to that
at some other time, but that that somehow I can't
make any kind of value judgment because that would be racist.
See Canadian health care, buddy, you know, go go somewhere
else so that those of us who actually care about
living in a place with you know, no dysentery can
can forge your future because the way you're going, there's
gonna be dysentery everywhere. I guarantee guarantee you after all
this flooding that's happening in four or fives, there will
be outbreaks of disease due to diversity in these places.
Speaker 1: I mean they were already it's already being reported in Springfield,
like in the in the hospitals that the amount of
people coming in there with AIDS, with HIV, yeah, coming
in there, with TB coming. I mean, it's a gonna
be leprosy soon, smallpox things. I mean, we're gonna we
have no idea what we've imported and here, I mean
we have an idea of what what what we're importing, Yeah,
but most people don't have don't have a clue yet
as to what it's being brought in here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I'll call this when when I lived
in Chile for a bit, and this is like twenty
fourteen to twenty seventeen, I actually had a lot of
experiences with Haitian migrants then, and at that time Chile
had the first cases of leprosies for like well over
a century due to that mass migration wave. And that
was like ten years ago.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, like in two in in nineteen in
two thousand and three, when I was in when I
was living in Romania, there was like one place in
the world that had leprosy, and that was like Moldova.
There was one leprosy you know, leper colony there and everything.
And now you're starting to see it. You're hearing about
cases everywhere. Why because since then this policy of mass migration.
And I just recorded with John field House, a friend
of Dease, reading Martin van Krebl's War Migration. Yeah, yeah,
war on migration. Migration is war. It is you are
declaring war upon a population. And he just goes through
We went through the whole article where he's just talking
about how movements of people is war, is how you
defeat a people?
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, and right the English are no longer sovereign
in London because it's North Pakistan.
Speaker 3: Well, I think we've discussed this previous, and that was
a war. I think we've discussed this, A touched on
this previously, and because I recall mentioning, I thought it
was on this program where where you're absolutely right, Pete,
my migration is war. It absolutely is. But I would say,
and again I'll agree and amplify what my what our
cohort is saying here. I think it's even more so
in the in the modern era, in the democratized era,
it's even more so because now if we have universal suffrage,
everybody gets to vote man, woman, and you know, let's
be honest, child effectively at eighteen. It's just then. Now
it's even more You don't need a gun. Why would
you need a gun, Just show up and start voting.
It's that simple, Like a gun is actually pointless. Why
risk your life, You don't need to. They will literally
hand you the power just walk in the door. That's
how insane. Universal suffrage is. Literally just walk in the
door and you have your hands on the lever of power. Now,
some may say, oh, but one vote doesn't count. Yeah,
but if I bring twenty thousand people in your community,
it certainly does, Especially if I bring twenty thousand people
in that are from a very tribal society, a very
close knit society, it absolutely does. Especially if I bring
in a very uncomplicated people where their needs are very simple.
I want gimme dads, I want shelter, I just want gibbs.
Like that's super simple. If that's all your community is
is a very tight knit, very basic people, very uncomplicated,
then you're going to form a voting block overnight. You
don't need to shoot anybody, you don't need to take
over anything. You don't need a plan. Just show up
and start saying. Give me that the Great.
Speaker 2: Gregory hood has the Great Gregory Hoods as a phrase.
This is there is no ideology with black people in America.
They want crime to be legal and they want access
to the public fisk.
Speaker 1: That's it, yep, just give me that.
Speaker 4: That's basically the mentality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't think that anyone, you know, if
you still are like, oh well there's this ideological commitment
I have or no, no, you're just you're just wrong. Okay.
Speaker 4: The the the.
Speaker 2: Pakistanis and Indians who have moved into into the UK,
they want to live in a better and more prosperous place.
Then they're capable of building for themselves, just like all
the Arabs who have moved into Europe, just like all
the blacks who've moved to African Blacks. Man, Yeah, they
want PlayStation and Buffalo wild Wings and thanks to you know, Jews.
Every single one of these people has seen white women
naked and they prefer white women to their women, which
I mean, I can understand that, but like they want
to go where the hot blondes and redheads are because
they had this idea that from all the you know,
like disgusting, weird shit that they've watched, that that somehow,
like a blonde and a redhead are going to fall
into their lap the second they come to America, And like,
it's not gonna happen, because those women know just how
valuable they are and they don't throw themself mostly don't
throw themselves away on that sort of thing. But let's
just let's just be honest about the way the world
actually works. And most people, especially most conservative people, they're
wedded to the previous conception because they trust institutions. And
if we have a project, it is getting these people
to understand that the institutions have been subverted and you
need to think for yourself because the institutions lie to you.
And you will be sitting there in your home in Silicog, Alabama,
and five Haitians will bust through your front door and
beat you to death, and you'll but we're a nation
of immigrants, as they smash your face with a baseball bat,
and you might get one or two with a shotgun,
but there's five of them, or ten of them, or
twenty of them, or fifty of them, and at some point,
all yours and full giggle switch doesn't mean anything, because
there's enough of them and few enough of you that
you're just gonna get your lunch taken. And that's the cold,
hard facts of the matter. And what do they want?
They just want. They want to live in a place
that's not filled with trash. In six months, it'll be
filled with trash. But they'll just move on down the
road to where there's no trash. Yep, you can see it.
There's the Google Earth, you know. Two thousand and eight,
nice single family row, homes small and then blacks move
in and it's trashed and destroyed fifteen years later. They
don't They don't care about the future because them in
twenty minutes is a whole different person. They have no
conception of the future. There's only the eternal present, whether
that's black Americans or black Haitians, or blacks from Botswana
or blacks from Kenya. They don't care. I'm hungry, give
me food, I'm sleepy. I'm gonna just sleep. Well, did
you're in the middle of the street. Yeah, But I'm sleepy,
and we because of the system that we have that's
been designed, that that has that we've that has been captured,
we allow it. It's allowed, it's encouraged, right, it's yeah,
it's you can come here and you can do that.
You're not expected to change at all, And yeah, we
just can't leave that way. Okay, a few of us,
I think, I think almost all of us have a
heart out in in a couple of minutes. So let's
start wrapping up. We can go around the uh, go
around the horn, and anyone can give a closing closing
statement and plug anything you want. Start with Jose.
Speaker 4: Again. Thank you so much Pete for having me on.
And it was also a total delight talking with Dee
and Charles about these subjects, which I believe are the
utmost importance, because I think that for those of us
who have worked directly in the political realm, more have
been at least in this whole so called marketplace ideas.
It does start to become tiresome after especially if you
especially if you've been working in this space, like for
more than ten years, it becomes very tiresome after you
just notice people making the same mistakes over and over,
and a lot of these people are actually quite intelligent
and are pretty talented, but because of the simple fact
is they do not have the fundamentals down, which is
understanding the front enemy distinction and be willing to name
the enemy, in this case organized jewelry, which is responsible
for the overwhelming majority of the societal ills imposed on us.
And I've been harping at this point for some time,
but it's good that more and more people are beginning
to recognize this and are slowly organizing. Now it's a
question of trying to find out which are like the
best vehicles for a retaking back this country that has
been effectively usurped by this new occupational class. That's going
to be the challenge for the rest of the century
in my view. But in the meantime, people can follow
my work on substack Josano Unfiltered. I also have a
YouTube channel now, which I think might not be long
for this world, especially given the content that's been coming
out there. But that's also it's El Nino Speaks, which
you can also find on substacks, Spotify and iTunes. And
I've done some interesting interviews lately with the great noticer
Horace so check that out.
Speaker 2: Charles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll just say a couple of points, very very
briefly there. We were talking about the state of things
in general on this program today, and we were talking
about the failure to engage with reality and something that
I've been touching on for many years now in conversations
with Dee because he and I are friends, irl, is
the fact that we are run by women and spiritual women.
And this quote from Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness has
stayed with me for many years, and I feel it's
extremely apt to where we find ourselves in the world
right now. And I promise you it's a brief quote,
but I would like to read it to the audience.
And the quote is this, It's queer, how out of
touch with the truth women are. They live in a
world of their own, and there has never been anything
like it and never can be. It is too beautiful altogether,
and if they were to set it up, it would
go to pieces. Before the first sunset, some confounded fact
we men have been living contentedly with ever since the
day of creation would start up and knock the whole
thing over. Thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: Pete, of course, always a pleasure to thank you so much, Pete.
It's a pleasure to be here. All of this is
on purpose, the flooding, the power outages, the roads destroyed,
the people drowned. The chief responsibility of statesmanship is prevention
of avoidable evils. I think that was Enik Powell. All
this was foreseeable. Prudent and wise men would have seen
and done the nevil and prevented all of this. So
ask yourself if the purpose of a system is what
it does. Our system sends billions of dollars to Israel
and Ukraine, all Americans drown and Americans catch dysentery, And
then ask yourself, is this system really for America? And
I've spent my entire public career screaming about the fact
that this sort of thing is happening, and I take
no delight in it. But you, dear listener, you can
go out and ask your friends. Wait a minute, why
are we spending money we don't have starting wars with
Iran with Israel, or with Russia with China, with everybody,
when there are Americans who are starving in the dark
and freezing and up to their eye, up to their
armpits and flood waters. This is the point of the system.
It is to exploit decent, hardworking Americans and to take
every last bit of their substance and give it to
other people. And that I think is an evil, evil system.
And your job, if you're listening to this program, is
to tell the people in your life who are good
people and otherwise mistaken the truth. And if you can,
I know times are hard for a lot of people.
Please support Jose's substack, support Pete's substack, by Charles's books,
you know, and support the people that don't lie to you.
Because the biggest problem we have in this country isn't zog,
it isn't unreally minorities. All that could be solved overnight
if the average white man understood the truth from good
sources of information. So please support those people that are
going to tell the truth and not lie to you.
And thank you very much for having me Pete.
Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate it. Gentlemen. I think I've said all
I need to say. I will just ask y'all to
stay in the room, stay logged in until all of
your recordings are uploaded. Thank you, We'll be back next month.
Take care of yl