Set aside Kenosha and Minneapolis and Portland and countless other American cities and communities held hostage to mob violence this summer just for a moment.
You no doubt remember the name of Kate Steinley, who was shot dead by a five-time deported illegal alien.
Maybe you remember Landon Hoffman thrown off a balcony at the Mall of America by a black man who might serve 12 years for it.
And now, of course, the name of Kyle Rittenhouse is on everyone's lips, a 17-year-old hero who defended himself against multiple armed Antifa intending to kill him like a dog in the street.
And he got charged with murder one for the privilege.
What about Marjorie McGill, 27 years old, stabbed to death last year by an Ethiopian named Elias Oregahegne while walking her dog?
The cops followed the blood trail back to his home where they found him watching TV.
Or Kayla Burchett, 10 years old, shot to death in her home in 2005 by Clarence Good, a black man.
Or Anthony Widden, father of two young boys, shot to death by Thomas Burns, a black dishwasher angry about being fired from the restaurant where they work together.
You could fill a book the length of the Bible with stories of anti-white murders, attacks, and other crimes in countries where we supposedly reign supreme.
Explain how, in lands of white supremacy, interracial atrocities against our children and family members so often pass with barely some local news coverage.
No speeches by the politicians who claim to represent us, and no nationwide outrage, like for violent thugs and criminals like Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, George Floyd, and now Jacob Blake.
In a country where demons are deified and martyrs are ignored, something's got to give.
Mr. Producer, once more onto the breach.
Everyone, the
episode 61 of Full House, the world's most disgusted show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
I am your war-weary host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours dedicated to pulling no punches for our people.
Before we meet the birth panel this week, though, warm welcome to all our new listeners this week as we saw a significant download surge after our NJP special last week.
Big props to Potato Smasher and Tony Hovader for coming on and doing a great job to explain what they are up to.
And we will do our best to make it worth your time to stick around.
Also, big thanks to our supporters this week, KC, Old Crow, and an anonymous donor who just wanted me to say that men of our race are still being born with the right stuff.
You guys rock, and hopefully someone else will pick up your slack this week.
So drop us a line to fullhouse show at protonmail.com or check out full-house.com if you want to support our efforts.
All right, enough of me.
Let's move on to the birth panel.
First up, he is the full house regular, most likely to become a grandfather first.
And we need grandpa content urgently.
How's it going on that front?
Are you talking to your kids yet?
It's getting close.
Yeah, it's getting closer to something like that happening.
I'm quite sure about it.
You know, these boomers, coach, I don't know if you get frustrated talking to boomers.
I mean, it's so dumb the things they say and they don't even realize it.
They're so uncouth.
I was in the plant the other day, and these two boomers were talking.
I had some matter to attend to speak to them.
And these guys know each other.
They have a long history together, but they are they don't exactly work in the same area.
So, anyways, they're chit-chatting, they're boomers.
And I go up there and I'm waiting to talk to them, and they're talking like boomers.
And finally, they're winding it down.
And the guy says, So, hey, so how's your love life?
And the guy says, Oh, it's not existent.
Yeah, you know, my wife liked to have sex, just not with me.
They're both divorced, you know.
And then the other guy says, Yeah, mine too.
And I, and I say, guys, guys, mine's great.
Good.
Imagine me doing like the umpire calling a head-first baseball slice safe with my hands.
Mine is great when the Xer learned to hate.
Yeah, I, yeah, my parents are boomers, and uh, I more or less gave up talking to them about our issues well over a year ago.
Yeah, it was just water on a pane of glass and didn't want to get into it every time.
And just let them enjoy the grandkids.
You know, sometimes that's the easiest way and the best way to give back to your parents.
So, yep, I'm glad to have you back, big guy.
Next up, he has descended from the clouds of Mount Olympus once again to join us this week and grace us with his presence.
And we wouldn't have it any other way.
Our sleepiest birth panelist, Potato Smasher.
How are you, Phil?
I'm good, man.
Good to be here.
Good to be back on the wagon.
Yeah, you drying out for a spell, or what's going on?
Uh, no, well, I'm trying to get back into my fasting routine and hydrate more again.
So, I got myself a new water bottle the other day.
Yeah, well, it's stainless steel, half gallon.
So, I lug that thing around.
Good for you.
Yeah, I've been, it's it's tough.
Like, the summer is basically over now.
It's August 30th as we go to tape.
So, the motivation to get beach body ready or whatever is somewhat lacking.
But, uh, yeah, I always seem to do the opposite.
I uh, I always seem to slim down in the wintertime, and then I become a fat retard in the summertime.
Go figure.
Well, uh, seriously, uh, thanks again for NJP episode last week.
And uh, we're real quick, real quick at the top.
Any updates for our new listeners?
We did see a significant surge.
Um, stay tuned.
Uh, yeah, I'm gonna push that meme as long as I can.
No, uh, we keep having these like weird one-off issues with our email, um, mostly because of like security and making things work in a secure fashion that normally are just not really very secure.
Um, so sorry for the email delays, uh, the mass blast email delays, but uh, it is for the best.
So, yeah, and we got a couple inquiries.
Hey, how can we support it or how can we learn more?
And of course, it's nationaljusticeparty.com.
And you guys got, yeah, you're getting more commentary up there and good stuff, timely press releases almost about the atrocity du jour that we're experiencing here.
Yeah.
And as soon as the email is totally worked out and functional and secure, then we will blast out an FAQ addressing a lot of the questions that people have asked.
And then that'll get posted to the site.
And then when the when articles and stuff are dropped, those will get mass blasted out as well.
So good stuff.
Yeah.
All right.
And rounding us out this week, if he hectors our audience to learn to code again, we will cut his mic.
No, I'm just kidding.
My job is always easier, honest to God, when he joins us because he's always got hot takes and good stories in the hopper.
And this week, I'm sure is no different.
Jayo, welcome back, buddy.
Hey, thank you.
So a Jew, a communist, and a pedophile walk into a bar.
Hey, you said Jew three times.
And the bartender says, sorry, Rosenbaum.
We don't serve your kind.
Kyle's on his way.
Very good.
Yes, I'm going to piggyback off that, Jo.
And why don't Jacob Blake's friends like to go out to the club with him?
How's that?
He usually takes about seven shots and then he's on his ass.
Oh, God.
Off color, right from the top.
I was upset.
I went to the store today and I saw that, you know, the very closest parking spots to the door were all dedications to Jacob Blake.
Took me a second.
Yes.
Remind me at the end of the hour before we go to break to tell you my dumbest Jew joke.
All right.
Note made.
Dumb Jew joke.
All right.
Real quick, Jayo.
Everything good with you, pal?
Yeah.
Yeah, everything's going swimmingly.
Learn to code.
All right.
Yeah.
One less birth penalties this week.
More time for me to talk.
Thanks.
Yeah.
So we, yeah, we're a little bit late this week because Thursday didn't work out.
Storms, internet, all sorts of things going on.
And I was tempted to skip Rittenhouse and Kenosha just because things move so fast and you don't want to beat a dead horse.
But it's still the talk of the town.
Everybody's talking about it.
And there's a lot of important lessons there for us, for fathers, for getting involved, for the anger that everybody feels and wants to do something about.
And the meme, of course, on our side is that, you know, we're sitting on the side eating popcorn because we don't have a dog in this fight.
Trump didn't defend us.
His Justice Department didn't defend us when Antifa attacked us.
And now they're running wild because they learned the lesson that they could get away with murder.
And yet you have these, in my opinion, good-hearted, well-intentioned, if naive and uneducated about our issues and the real dynamics in the country going out and not vigilante status, but just trying to do something, whether it's to fend an auto parts shop or stage a flotilla through Los Angeles or Portland.
And Greg Hood said something just the other day.
He wrote something, and he wrote, we can't live like this, shackled to a powder keg, waiting for the next thug to light the match.
And it really is.
All it takes is one miscreant, and whole cities go up in flames these days.
So I'm going to ask you guys, I'll start with Sam.
You know, the Oath Keepers just had somebody killed in Portland, and one of their guys put out a statement saying, if Trump doesn't put down this Marxist insurrection, then we will, you know, all enemies, foreign and domestic.
But yeah, break it down for us a little bit.
Yeah, this stuff, it is very horrible.
You see a young man like that.
Now he's in trouble.
He could have, it could have easily gone against him.
You know, he could have, those guys could have stomped him to death or shot him, and he would just be another casualty.
You know, this is horrible stuff, the violence, you know, property damage, all that.
But from our perspective, the thing you got to keep in mind is these people are not white nationalists.
These are civnats.
These are normal people that are reacting because they're naive.
Like this is the only event that they know of, or maybe of only a few things that they've heard about that has enraged them.
Where those of us who are studying history and reading and looking at the big picture, you know, we have, we're outraged all the time by all kinds of things, but we also have a big picture and we're doing something in a constructive way about it and all that type of thing.
So, you know, any of us would know if we were going somewhere and we saw a pack of Negroes, we would know that turn around and go the other way.
Or if we saw some antifar, whatever, we would know turn around and go the other way.
We're not going to think like, hey, these guys have no reason to be angry at us.
We haven't done anything wrong.
Maybe these are the good ones.
You know, we would know that you can't think that way.
But normies, because they're naive, they don't understand all that.
So everything is bad that you see all these atrocities and things.
But just remember that this is part of somebody else's education process.
And this isn't happening to our people because our people know better than to let themselves get in these situations.
So, you know, try to temper your outrage that way so you don't get too upset about it and maybe be tempted to think, well, I should go out and do something.
No, no, no.
Keep your powder dry.
Be cool.
Yeah.
And we want to, you know, we're normal human beings and we have empathy and sympathy for these guys out there and some sort of understanding of what's going on in their brains.
But when I saw the interviews of those guys defending the auto shop store and they were appealing to the mob and saying, your problems with the police, it's not with this shop.
This is private property.
You know, they were arguing on property details.
And like, we're not enemies.
It's just, I'm just trying to protect this parking lot here.
And I was like, guys, very drug.
Yeah, exactly.
That made me less sympathetic for him.
But yeah.
Smasher has a Kyle Rittenhouse shrine already set up.
Go ahead, big guy.
Lay it on us.
Well, the shrine is, you know, permanent.
And then I just insert new pictures every time it's appropriate.
No, Kyle did the right thing.
And I say that from somebody that would never be caught dead doing what Kyle did.
You know, he did the right thing in a world that is legitimate.
But unfortunately, the world and the system are not legitimate.
They are actively against us.
And therefore, what Kyle did was extremely stupid.
But he could never know that.
Right.
He could, but most people don't know that.
They think that the system is legitimate.
They think that they can actually go out and do the right and proper thing.
And they can't.
They don't know the score yet.
And they're learning very quickly.
But this is going to happen again and again until people realize just exactly what's going on.
JO, are we cowards for staying away while the mob, the blacks, the Jews, the commies, the leftists are running around and burning down white neighborhoods and invading suburbs?
No, not at all.
I don't know if this is what you would call accelerationism, but things are going to have to get worse before they get better.
And I guess my more overarching opinion on the whole thing, and I'm being funny here, but I'm not as whatever.
Whatever.
Like, this is just another week of the past six months.
Like, whether or not what the kid did was right, whether or not what he did was legal, none of that matters.
It's a political battle.
Like, oh, well, did the gun cross state lines or not?
Does this constitute self-defense or not?
The law doesn't matter.
I am sick to death of hearing people argue what the law says.
What the law says has nothing to do with what's going on out there.
Black people are just allowed to kill with impunity.
I don't care what your state law says.
I don't care what the Constitution says.
And I don't care what legal arguments or moral arguments you want to have in autozone parking lots.
None of this makes any sense.
The rules are not what's written on the paper.
None of it's going to be fair.
And you need to do your best to stay as far away from all of it as possible because we are now well past the point.
I mean, to me, since they burned the police precinct down, my attitude has just been, whatever, the whole time.
Like, yes, you're allowed to kill white people in the street.
Yes, if you're white and you defend yourself, you're going to prison for murder for the rest of your life.
That's just the world you live in.
Until we do something to change everything, that's the world you live in.
You can't be outraged at it every time.
At least I can't.
I don't have the energy for it.
I reinstated a rule that I had before I got laid off.
I'm not looking at the news or chats for the first couple hours I wake up.
I don't need the first thing I see every day to be the world's on fire and white people are being murdered with impunity.
I just can't.
I just can't and I won't.
And you got to do your best to take care of your own.
But like, I mean, so it's one thing.
What's the first thing they did when this happened to poor little Kyle?
They called him a white supremacist.
That makes it okay.
Right?
And then, oh, maybe he wasn't a white supremacist.
I urge you to dial your memories back.
The big argument, even at Waco and Ruby Ridge, was whether or not they were white nationalists, whether or not they were white supremacists.
Because if they were white supremacists, because at Ruby Ridge, they had neighbors who were white nationalists.
Well, Ruby Ridge, they were definitely.
The Weavers were definitely white nationalists.
Yeah, I need to know where Randy got his just say no to Zog shirt.
But they weren't a member of the crew or whatever, right?
So, but that's the whole question is like, so don't think there's any protection for you anywhere.
And now you have the Patriot Prayer guy, who might have been a three, or I don't know, get murdered in Portland.
And then today, there's a fucking bunch of Trump people driving down the street in L.A.
And, you know, someone is just raining down gunfire on them.
That's all legal.
Yeah.
Do you understand?
Or like that Negro who went on the run after busting that guy up by the roadside after the car accident.
Like, yeah, they might issue a warrant, but like, I don't know, man.
Worst case scenario, they'll get a slap on the wrist.
They'll please stuff down to a misdemeanor where they don't actually have to serve any time.
And they'll be like ordered to do community service.
And that community service is going to be like giving speeches on how racism is bad.
Like, I'm not expecting anything similar to justice.
In Virginia now, assaulting a cop is no longer a felony.
It is a misdemeanor.
Somebody introduced a bill to, yes, make it not automatically a felony.
Yes.
Right in your face there.
Imagine being a cop in Virginia, thinking, all right.
They want to make it less criminal to attack me.
All right.
Well, I'm not a cop in Virginia and I never will be.
Not with that attitude.
Sorry.
But if I was and I saw this getting passed, I'd be like, man, I need to find a new job or I need to replace everybody in charge of me.
Or yeah, go move to Mayberry and be the little local deputy there.
All right.
Two quick questions on this, though, because I am somewhat conflicted inside about it.
Well, a quick point to JO's point.
If Kyle had naughty memes on his phone, which maybe he did and they haven't dug him up yet, they went so far as to dig him up at a Trump rally.
His picture buzzfeed really on the case.
Like he went to a Trump rally, ergo guilty.
But dude with Blue Lives Matter memes on his public Instagram went to a Trump rally.
More news at 11.
Yeah.
Well, some things make him a white supremacist.
Go ahead.
Sure.
Right.
Yeah.
They were chanting, we killed a Nazi when they got Aaron Danielson or Jay Bishop.
I guess he had a IRL sock name that he went.
That's a guy who got killed in Portland just yesterday.
But when you talk a lot about waking up normies and why can't they get it?
You know, like we just wish that they would wake up.
And you do see both anecdotally from our guys telling stories about talking to people as well as the agitation with the election coming, right?
Mr. Producer said that this is all Finkel think where like Trump is bizarrely the president and in theory the chief executive of this country.
And yet this is somehow Biden's America that we're living in now and it's not even the election.
It's the most comical thing to me.
And I'm sorry to interrupt this whole thing.
We have to re-elect Trump so he can put an end to this madness.
You know he's in office right now, right?
I saw somebody coping.
What changes in November or January?
Right.
All right.
But how go ahead.
Oh, I was just going to say, I saw somebody coping really hard about that.
They're like, well, nobody accomplishes anything the first four years in office.
And so then why do we elect them for four years at a time?
Are you telling me that we just elect people for four years to not do anything?
Mrs. Bradley just said it.
Like, is that the actual shot?
Like, no president has ever done anything ever.
People are so stupid that it's working.
Yeah, the polls are moving.
All right.
But when you, all right, when you see these like flotillas like gang up to get in their pickup trucks and roll through hostile territory, you have to be stirred at least a little bit, even if they're wrong for the right reasons or right for the wrong reasons.
I don't know.
I mean, would you tell those people to stay home?
I mean, I'm kind of glad to see a little bit of fight in the middle Americans, even if they're going to flag.
Like I said, this is part of somebody's education process because we all may have had some degree of this type of thinking at some point in our lives.
And we're past that now, you know?
And if for some.
Yeah, exactly.
If there was some reason to go there like that in a bus with a bunch of Trump people, I don't know what possible reason, but let's imagine there's some important reason to do that.
Then you have to calculate all these other things that are going to happen.
People shooting at you, people throwing things at you, people blocking the thing or maybe trying to.
So then, okay, so what are the tactics?
When that happens, we do what?
Yep.
Pray.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, you could pray and do something else at the same time.
Sure.
Yep.
Pray and spray.
One audio meme on your phone and then you're going to the gallows.
I think we should be letting these people walk into all of these issues.
They need to become as disillusioned with the system as we are.
They need to be let down by their idol as many times as we have.
We're to the point now where just the other day, Cassandra Fairbanks is tweeting about how she wishes that she could have voted for a fascist instead of Trump because Trump is not doing anything.
Yeah.
Which is, I mean, huge in my mind.
Trump famously said that he could shoot somebody down in the middle of Fifth Avenue in New York City and still get elected.
And now he's banking on allowing his supporters to get shot dead in the middle of Kenosha and anywhere else.
Yeah, it'd be nice to have him come over to Kenosha and shoot a few people.
Come right over, you know.
Or if he could even do something about his own people being shot at.
He tweeted, rest in peace.
Oh, hell yeah.
We're on the road to victory now.
With that, Mark.
You know what?
Yeah, it was so it read like he was mocking him.
It was actually pathetic.
Like, I don't know, rip, bruh.
Yeah, F, F for Big J Bishop's.
Yeah, press F in my mentions.
Yeah.
Last question on this one.
So, Jo, you're saying if BLM and Antifa starts marching down wherever you live, your street and causing hell, you're either staying inside or getting the hell out of Dodge.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Yep.
Sure.
Yeah.
How did I put it the other day?
Because I was just like so frustrated with it.
But like, if a pack of 100 blacks with violent criminal records marched down the street and chanted, we intend to kill a lot of white people simply because we hate white people and we are criminals.
And then they went about the business of doing exactly that.
Everyone who was killed would be called a white supremacist.
Anyone who survived would be charged with a violent crime.
All right.
Yeah.
And there's no space for anyone claiming ignorance or like this is some new phenomenon because flashback to 2016, remember Trump had a campaign rally completely canceled due to mob violence in the streets in Chicago.
His supporters got egged, attacked, beaten, bloodied as cops watched.
So it makes me want to spit thinking about what so many good people put up to get him in office.
And now it's four years later.
And the same shit's happening.
Yeah.
Yeah, but you can get a rip, bro, if you get shot, get killed by Antifa and the president will tweet your name out.
Yeah.
Feather for your bonnet For your tombstone, pull one out for my homie.
Seriously.
All right.
Well, changing gears a little bit here.
We got a, we've gotten a couple questions in different chats about, and this is timely considering the nascent awakening that may be underway in America, as well as renewed interest in the election, with the riots and everything.
And also, we got a ton of new ears on Full House last week, thanks to the NJP special.
So the question was: what's a good podcast to start at the beginning for people?
You know, I want to send this show to somebody to listen and hear these guys talk about our issues.
And we kind of did that in episode one of Full House, which seems like a lifetime ago, and we'll get it up shortly.
It was probably only 45.
We started with a short one-hour show when we got going.
But I wanted to go back to basics and ourselves and our ideologies and what we consider ourselves, not to stare at our own belly buttons, but for the benefit of the audience.
And I'll go first and I'll go very briefly.
And I consider myself a white nationalist.
And I say that with 100% confidence, comfort, and rational justification.
And the reason for that is simple.
I am a white man.
That's beyond dispute, even in summertime when I'm and I and I've always been a nationalist, believing that nations, sovereign states of people, at least with some semblance of blood, language, history, culture, ties, are the best way for individual groups to defend their own interests, live in peace, and create a future for their children.
And I didn't, once I first encountered that term without a derogatory sense, it just made perfect sense because as a white man, I also hate hypocrisy, lies, and double standards.
And for many decades in the United States, that has been reigning supreme in the sense that every other race, culture, religion, sexual orientation is encouraged and rewarded for celebrating their identity, except for white male, or just whites in general, Christians.
The backbone of this country, the founding stock of this country, this people who still keep the lights on, pay the bills, pay the taxes, are treated like secondhand garbage or trash, just chattel to be used, to be insulted for their kids to be discriminated against.
And at some point, I came to the recognition that civic nationalism was essentially a false god and that there was no way that a multiracial, multilingual society in which all of our differences are celebrated was ever going to be cohesive, safe, prosperous in the long term.
You can keep it together for a short period of time, but not forever.
And immigration was a big part of that.
So I will stop there and go to Sam because I'm actually curious.
I don't know exactly what the birth panelists would summarize themselves.
And it's a little unfair to say, define yourself in two words or whatever, but over to Sam.
Well, what you said was very well stated.
And a lot of that I would say myself.
The way I would answer this question would have a lot to do with who I was speaking to, because we all know if you reveal too far of your power level, that you can scare or turn somebody off instead of giving them good information.
So, you know, you got to say things in the right way so that your audience understands it.
And everything you said there, I would say I agree with in the most basic sense.
I would say, yes, I'm a white nationalist.
That just makes sense.
You know, the smallest bug lives to reproduce and lives to be with its own kind.
And no living thing has to give any excuse or rationale why it should exist.
We exist, and therefore we have the right to fight to exist.
We don't have to explain it, we don't have to excuse ourselves or try to make up some sort of historical explanation.
We exist, therefore, we have the right to exist and the right to defend ourselves.
So beyond that, you know, there's a lot of reasons you could give that are debatable.
For instance, we might say in some context, white people are smarter than non-whites.
Well, I don't know about that.
You know, you could also make an argument that they're suicidally stupid.
So, you know, all of those things kind of are a little bit context-sensitive.
But the one thing that we would agree with, and even non-whites would agree with, and nobody can deny that white girls are prettier than non-white girls.
And that gives us more than enough license and justification to take a stand and to defend ourselves, to defend our families and everything like that, you know, because beauty is fascist.
You know, it's about quality.
And I think that's a good way to look at it in a simple way that people could see it right away.
Beyond that, as far as like a political creed, since I was in college, or even maybe a little bit before that, but more seriously from that age, I have read Mein Kampf several times all the way through.
And everything in there makes brilliant sense to me and is very illuminating.
Now, somebody might have a different concept or a different hero or a different way of describing their, you know, there are non-national socialist people that would still say that they're white nationalists.
That's fine.
I could converse with that person and I could hear their point of view.
But I would, based on reading the book a number of times, that's how I would describe my political worldview.
And I would say to anybody, before, let's say you hate Nazis, you hate National Socialism.
Well, just for a moment, just for an experiment, just read the book and just see if it makes sense to you.
Because I guarantee you, when you read it, you are going to mark your days from before I read it and after I read it.
Oh, yeah.
I was listening to it on audiobook just the other night.
Shame on me.
I have not made it all the way through yet in my life.
Yeah, I know, really.
Big coach confessional hours.
But just, you know, I came away with a few light bulbs about politics.
I certainly hope every NJP party member has read that book many times.
Everybody should read it.
I mean, like I said, I don't care if you are somebody with great takes, great historical understanding, good education, you understand, you have your own white nationalist arguments that you can make in that.
You will get something out of reading that.
And don't just read it.
I would say study it.
When I was in high school, I quote, read it unquote, but that was just to get through it, you know, but to take it a page at a time or two pages at a time, read it thoroughly, and don't move forward until you understood everything that was on that page or two.
You read it like that, you will see a transformation.
That's right.
And if you hear the title of that book, Mein Kampf, and you haven't read it and you instantly clutch your pearls or feign outrage, then you have to be honest with yourself and recognize that you've been programmed to hate something that you've never read or took.
There's a word for that.
You know what that word is?
Prejudice.
No, the cardinal sin.
And also, real quick, I mean, an African country could adopt national socialism, right?
It's a political and a racial ideology of the state looking out for the best interests of its own people.
Hannah Wright concluded that they can't because they weren't capable of it.
Yeah, I mean, she spent time in Ghana trying to, because there's a Ghanaian leader in the 60s, I believe, who wanted to implement national socialism and had her come in to be the national socialism advisor and help him get an Air Force off the ground.
And she was like, man, these people are dumb.
Well, in theory, we'd like to think that anybody could take it and get a lot of good out of it, you know.
And it's brilliant, but truly brilliant things are also have kind of a simplicity about them.
You know, it's not just having a complicated argument that you have to understand real carefully.
No, a lot of this stuff is like people from that day and age when that was first published, they would say, he told us what we already knew.
So there's something very much that, you know, resonates with the person's soul, revealing truths.
Yep.
Yeah.
All right, Smasher.
I think I know what you're going to say best of all of our birth panelists, but go ahead, man.
Lay it on us.
I am a national socialist.
Now, nobody changed my pants.
Record scratch.
I do.
I could talk about national socialism forever.
So I won't go on about it.
Read the book.
Read.
You can get a lot of the program, the party program stuff.
Read that stuff.
You can get those books for like 10 bucks from thirdrightbooks.com, which I won't send to you because if I tell you I will, I will forget.
So I'm just going to not commit to it.
One of the best things anybody has ever said about National Socialism, to kind of go off of what Sam said, is this is not a direct quote.
It's paraphrasing Commander Rockwell, but National Socialism is for anybody.
It's not about hate.
It is about love for your people and doing what is best for your people.
The only thing that leads us to hate each other is being forced to be stuck together and deal with each other when nobody wants to.
And the liberals, I hate to, the liberals, they hate this, but they have done their own studies and found the exact same thing to be true.
And Putnam's Bowling Alone, a study on diversity and how it impacts society, almost universally, if you ask people, are you happy?
The more diverse the area, the more no's you get.
And the way that you measure that is you don't ask them like, you know, very specific things.
You just, are you happy?
And they can define that how they want.
So it's, you know, more or less objective or as objective as you could get.
And as it gets more diverse, everybody says no.
You see social cohesion, community cohesion, and collective efficacy all dropping.
People stop voting.
Crime goes up.
All of these bad things that we know.
And So that's actually bowling alone is one thing that really drove it home for me as far as like it doesn't have to be about hate because it's like, you know, I get angry.
I've lived in very diverse areas and it's like, okay, they make me angry when I have to deal with them.
But if I don't have to be around these people, then they don't bother me.
And I hope that they can be as good as they can be wherever they are.
Because if they're not bothering me, it's not a problem.
And the only reason that it is a problem is because we are forced to be together.
That's right.
Couple quick quotes for the audience.
Diversity plus proximity equals conflict.
I don't know if that was Hurtist who coined that one, but so true.
It's been around for forever.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Lee Kuan Yew, the former prime minister or president of Singapore, who said something to the effect of in multicultural, multiracial societies, people vote on race and religion.
So you force people together and then they will choose to identify with themselves, which of course you see in America and spades, except for white people, are called dirty names and discriminated against for making the same decisions that everybody else does.
Well, white people, the white, there's a, you know, they refer to the black block voting blocks and et cetera, right?
Well, the white block, they don't care about because the largest group of white people that are voting in this country are people that don't vote, right?
So white people have banded together and decided that the system is not for them and said that I'm just not going to vote.
I'm not going to participate because it's not for me.
And they know that.
And we just have to tell them.
And real quick, Smasher, I call myself a WN and not a national socialist because for me, it's sort of a lowest common denominator thing.
Like, I just, I want a country where people are allowed to say, no, this is a white country and we're going to keep it that way.
That's like my bare minimum.
That would be the ideal.
And then the politics and the economy can come after that.
But I'm guessing that you think that's a little, it's a little milquetoast.
Like you're just shooting for the stars, like one level up.
Yeah.
I would say the way that I interpret national socialism is not policy.
It is not economics.
The national obviously refers to the nation, the people.
The socialism refers to social or society.
So like I have said before that America, that an American might better understand it if it were translated to national socialness.
Yeah, exactly.
It's not socialism, the economics.
Like, yes, there were socialists.
Like Goebbels himself was a socialist from the economic perspective.
And they used socialist economic policy to further the nation and the people, their goals, etc.
And six years took Germany from a basket case to a prosperous, flourishing country.
Right.
And well, and so people are like, oh, you're a socialist, communist, whatever, right?
They just, they do all of the stupid things.
I don't want the state to tell me what to do, but it's like, guess what, dude?
In National Socialist Germany, you could still own a small business, and the state wasn't taking every shoe that you produced.
That's kind of getting into the weeds on it a lot.
Yeah, it is.
As you guys were talking, I was sort of thinking of my answer, and I'm going to go ahead with it.
Great.
Let me just prep this real quick, JO, because I'm a former liberal.
I abandoned that early in my life once I got a little bit of wisdom.
Then I was like, oh, conservatives must be the good guys because they're against the liberals.
Then I saw the conservatives do nothing to conserve anything.
And then I moved on to the next thing.
And you've had an interesting evolution.
I have no idea exactly how you're going to phrase this.
Sorry, I just wanted to say that.
Well, hold on.
Let me round out how I personally define and interpret national socialism because we did get into the weeds, which is what I didn't want to do.
So it's not these economic policies and these things that we talked about, right?
It is basically: I care about my nation and I care about the welfare of my nation.
Welfare meaning socialness, etc.
And so, as long as you have a governmental system, whichever one you choose, whether it's a republic, whether it is literally an authoritarian fascist state, whatever system you go with, the end state is the fostering of the national spirit and the protection of the ethnicity that has adopted national socialism.
It is a worldview.
It is a way that you live your life.
It is not government policies or economic policies.
Well put.
All right, Jay, over to you.
So, if we want to sort of go with like top-order identifying labels, I guess I am a white nationalist, and my use of that term is very strongly informed by counter-Semitism.
My relationship with National Socialism is probably better described as spiritual or religious than political.
Commander Rockwell would tell you that National Socialism would take on specific characteristics of whatever nation or people are applying it.
I'm very Jeffersonian.
I still have a lot of libertarian bones in my body.
I think we'd be doing a lot better if we had never done the slavery thing and if we had had the zeroth amendment from day one.
Your extra libertarian bones when you're hanging out with your boyfriend.
What's the zeroth amendment for the audience, please?
No, Jews.
No juice.
No Jews, not one.
And yeah, I'm not a big fan of the idea of having my shoulder looked over all the time.
Like, are we saying that we're white men with agency and that's why we deserve so much as a homeland?
If that's the case, then I don't need a bureaucrat over my shoulder every time I need to take a piss.
So, yeah, politically, I'm very American.
And like, you know, Rockwell would have expected that and talked about it.
National Socialism would look different in any country that applied it.
So I guess in that regard, like, I'm not, I'm not, like, uncomfortable with the term.
I'm not like so libertarian that the word socialism makes me choke or something like that.
How did you come to realize that libertarianism was a false idol and come our way?
When the other libertarians who made the right turn before me were saying, like, we know we're lying when we say, like, that these people's presence isn't punitive.
There's a reason there's no, like, that you don't want to live in a black neighborhood.
And then it just came down to like admitting something I knew was true.
The JQ stuff, I guess I had a hard time with at first, which is funny because, you know, and I've appeared on all kinds of shows talking about this, but uh, I've always been a Holocaust denier.
Um, and I'm not much into conspiracy theory, but that's a thing that uh someone got me woke to like a super long time ago.
And I'm one of those, like, yeah, about 200,000 people died, but like I still thought Hitler was a big jerk because it's like there was still 200,000 people, and you were just like stealing everything from the Jews and kicking them out of the country because they were better at economics than you, you know.
Um, but uh, yeah, I don't know, like, I had every opportunity to be red-pilled on the JQ my entire life, like I knew red-pilled people, I had proximity to these people, and it just never clicked.
Um, and then finally, it did.
Yeah, oh, on the JQ, on the Jewish question, uh, yeah, we are from birth, virtually from birth, taught to virtually worship and celebrate Jewish culture, identity, suffering,
uh, and definitely celebrate Jewish suffering, yeah, the Holocaust as our new civic religion, uh, and yet, like the monkey who covers his eyes and his ears and his mouth, completely be completely, willfully ignorant to the vast preponderance of wealth and power that they exert here and in other countries in very small percentage numbers compared to their host populations,
while having a nuclear-armed ethnostate to fall back on if things go south in the country.
That's kind of where it started for me: I hated George Bush and the Iraq war so bad, and I got to kind of the Zionist roots of it.
And I was talking to an anti-Zionist about anti-Semitism, and that person was also a Holocaust denier.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, racism comes from noticing disproportionate black criminality in most cases, and counter-Semitism or anti-Semitism, as our enemies would call it, comes from noticing Jewish power and the utter ban on even mentioning it, let alone questioning it or combating it.
Yeah, it would be weird if I could see today with fresh eyes from, say, like 2014, 2015, when I really started making sense of the JQ, like with what their response has been to the recent, like the upcoming of the alt-right and then the extended white nationalism after that.
Like, dude, you used to be able to say whatever you wanted on Twitter and Facebook.
Yeah, I remember being on Facebook in 2009 and just going on like these massive troll campaigns from 4chan onto Facebook, and like nobody, nobody could even contemplate getting banned.
Yeah, there was a brilliant, probably autist Ursberg on Twitter who was an encyclopedia of knowledge and vitriol about their details.
And you could tell that this guy was just brilliant and well-read and totally unfiltered.
And I was like, wow, you know, I never knew that about them or that about them or this or that.
And then I thought, huh, there's something to it.
And of course, the irony is that, you know, they were correct in recognizing that there was a mass Goyam cattle awakening to their power and ability to shut us down.
So what do they do?
They shut us down.
So that's it, right?
Like every time some form of anti-Semitism on the internet takes off, Specifically, ones that are like Jews control everything and they can sense you at any moment.
And then it's always like the guy sweating and the two buttons like censor him and prove them right.
Don't censor him so everybody knows.
Yeah, catch 1488.
Yeah, good.
I'm gonna steal that.
There you go.
Good name for a band.
Yeah.
I prefer anti-Semitism to counter-Semitism, to be honest, fam.
Yeah, counter-Semitism is a little bit cutesy, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, well, it's like I'm not just counter-Semitic.
Like, I want to go beyond just undoing what they've done.
I want to completely remove them from power.
I don't want them to be in my nation at all.
Like, I am completely anti-Semitic.
I do, I would never use this in conversation, but in honest, like, intellectual conversation with our guys, or if I can get somebody to actually have an honest conversation.
Like, I don't like the term racist.
It's like just actually just made up and stupid.
It's a Trotsky word, ain't it?
I don't know exactly where it came from.
It was a Jew in Germany, late 1800s, I believe.
But like, I'm not quote-unquote racist, right?
Like, I don't really have anything against any other race except for Jews.
Because every other race can be dealt with in some manner that I feel is more or less honest, except for Jews.
And maybe the Chinese.
See, I never, well, I don't anymore have any issue with racism because, in my mind, racism is the simple preference for your own kind over others, which I believe is the right of any people for Jews to prefer themselves, for Africans to prefer themselves, and for white people to prefer themselves.
Exactly.
That's exactly right.
Try and dodge the term racist with race realist.
It's a little bit disingenuous because, like, to me, that's all racism is: it's the willingness to like accept absurdity.
Acknowledged reality.
Acknowledge that the races aren't different.
Let's not do a supremacy thing because, and let me go back on the record in case like we have some people new to the whole gig.
I don't know one person, and I never have known one person who called themselves a white supremacist.
That is a slur for white people who acknowledge that there are differences between the races.
That's all that.
Well, that's that's it, right?
You, you spend all this time like, I just want to live with white people so we can do our own thing.
Well, that makes you a white supremacist.
So, like, I'm a supremacist because I don't want to be around these people.
Like, I, it, I want them to just be as punitive, or they wouldn't insist on it as a contribution.
But, yeah, so, like, I don't shy away from being called a racist, like, when it happens, um, but I think it is a stupid made-up word because we have better words like race realist.
Uh, I recognize that race is real and in-group preference, which is completely normal.
They've done, I don't know how many studies on it.
How do you feel about white supremacist KKK terrorism guy hateful person?
Yep.
Yeah.
Not to kill six million Jews.
Yeah.
Oh, that's your Nazi fuck.
Yep, it's straight from the playbook.
Just isolate your target.
And it was a Jew who wrote, Sololinsky wrote Rules for Radicals, and he said, ridicule is man's most potent weapons.
So, they have made words a valuable way to ridicule people, and they expect everyone else to just go along with it with their programming, what they've been inculcated on.
And when you look, when you dig under, when you look under the hood at where all these like new, crazy social justice, anti-racism, Black Lives Matter, where do these things get funded?
Where did they come from?
The Frankfurt School in Germany.
It's a Jew under every idea that is currently used, not just to silence us, but to get us killed in the country's since we're talking about some fundamentals.
Do you guys remember when you first became familiar with like the every single time meme and then you started doing your own investigations?
You were like, Yeah, I don't know, maybe, maybe there's something to this Jew stuff, probably not, blah, And then, like, you read about something particularly degenerate, some new movie coming out where I don't know, like a mother and son get married, or like a serial killer guy is like cutting women's reproductive organs out.
You're like, you know, that anti-Semitic guy that I was listening to said that everything like this that comes out is from Jews.
So, let me Google this thing real quick and see who wrote it, directed it.
Yeah, and you're like, wow, okay, well, the producer is Harvey Weinstein.
That definitely sounds like a Jewish name.
And like, you're new to the whole thing, so you don't know all of them yet.
And you're like, well, the director, I mean, his name's Miller.
Smashing that early life.
I'm going to smash me an early life button here, real quick.
Holy cow, Adam Sandler was at this guy's bar mitzvah.
And you start like putting the pieces together and it becomes very predictable to you.
And as you get more information in your arsenal, like I can only imagine what someone who is going through that same sort of like first year process like when they just started it a year ago.
It's like that famous meme of baby first here is the N-word.
He's like, let's say, what's something that happened before Corona and George Floyd?
I don't know.
Let's say that that cartoon Big Mouth was your first red pill where you realized that it's all Jews.
Yep.
So you've had like a year now to really sort of like get it.
You have to be freaking out.
Like I was freaking out.
You know, when I started to look under every rock and I'm like, oh, there he is.
Get him by the nose.
You know, like, I can only imagine doing the same thing today as they've gotten so much worse.
Yeah.
I love telling people my JQ story because it's probably the most simple one ever.
Well, do you share?
I had been going on Fortune for a while.
He made it.
That was it.
Yeah.
No, no investigation needed.
No, there was this Jew kid that kept taxing me at lunch in school.
No.
And he was like, I'm pay the tax.
You got bullied by a Jew at school, Smash?
Oh, I saw a fag.
So everybody is going to know that this story is fake because it involves me reading.
But so I'd been going on Fortune for years.
I remember seeing like happy merchant memes and Holocaust memes and always laughing at them.
And I remember Hitler did nothing wrong.
It was, you know, we used to go raid comment sections with that and whatever.
But it was.
It was outrage humor.
It was like dead baby jokes.
Yeah, exactly.
It was all like anti-humor and outrage humor and ironic.
And But I kind of remembered them and internalized them.
And I never really cared about the Holocaust because I didn't pay attention in school.
So I missed that brainwashing.
And then I don't, oh, it was the meme of there are six companies that own all the media in the United States.
That boomer meme.
And I was like, is this real?
Like, this sounds like bullshit.
So what do I do?
I get on Wikipedia and I start looking and following companies from the lowest level all the way up to the top.
And I'm like, wow, it really is six companies.
And MSNBC and Fox are so different and poor opposites.
Whoa, wait a minute.
So I'm like, wow, all these companies are owned by like actual six companies.
I think it's five now.
I think one of them got bought.
I don't follow anymore.
But yeah, it was like he bought Viacom or something like that.
Yeah, something like that.
But for whatever reason, I was like, I wonder who owns these companies.
And immediately I was like, five out of six of these companies are owned by Jews.
This is incredible.
Steve Jobs, mind-blowing.
It was like, I didn't sleep at all that night.
I was awake for like 36 hours straight.
And I went through every single company on Wikipedia.
So I started bottom up and then I went top down.
And it was just Jew, And I was like, they weren't just memes.
It wasn't just memes.
Who's not a Jew and he's married to one?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And yeah, so like I was like, wow, it's not just memes.
Like, I have all.
So what do I do?
I go get on my computer and I like pull up all my Holocaust memes and stuff.
And I'm like, this stuff isn't real.
This is all fake.
The Holocaust is a lie.
And I immediately knew without having to do any research, realizing that the JQ was real.
I was like, the Holocaust is fake and Hitler did nothing wrong.
And I don't need any research to prove it because the JQ is true.
It must drive our enemies up the wall to realize this is such a true story.
We've had lots of guys who said, no, like about 36 hours on the internet and then I got it all.
And that is why they censor us.
And for me, freshman year of college, talking to a kid who it came out that he was Jewish and we started talking about international relations and politics.
And I was like, and I could tell that he was extraordinarily pro-Israeli.
I was like, wait, so if America and Israel got in a war, which side would you fight for?
It was like an honest question.
He was like, oh, Israel, of course, matter of factly.
And that just blew my mind because this kid had been born and raised and educated in the United States.
And yet his true loyalty was to a foreign power.
And that tees up JO for a bad Jew joke before we close out the first hour.
A Jew, a Polak, and a Czechoslovakian guy are walking through the Everglades.
Don't ask me why.
That has nothing to do with that.
And all of a sudden, there's a big tussle and rumbling, and there's gators attacking.
There's a bigger one and a littler one.
And the Polak and Jew are looking around and they can't find his buddy.
And the Polak says to the Jew, where'd the Czechoslovakian guy go?
He said, that gator, the big one that took off to the left, the male, it got him.
I think it ate him.
So the Polak chasing down this gator, jumps on its back, stabs it, rolls it over, cuts it open.
There's nothing in there.
What's the moral of the story?
Never trust a Jew who says the checks in the mail.
All right, that concludes Full House for the week.
This concludes Full House Forever.
Episode never to be released.
I joke, but somebody whose opinion I really trust was like, you coach, you should really just do an hour.
Who can listen to two hours of the show?
And then I did the standard response that our pal Jim used to be: well, just listen to the first hour, and then you got a second show, listen to it later in the week.
So we do two shows a week.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, I know.
If we only did like one hour, I mean, it was kind of nice to just do one hour, but if we do that, then the emails will come hot and heavy that we're shirking.
So we still have more gas in the tank.
We are coming back with the homosexual question: white rural real estate land rush, baseball is evil, and a whole lot more.
So, for our break music this week, we get a lot of song requests, and I always listen to them.
And sometimes they work, sometimes they don't.
But Dogtown recommended this beautiful track by Whiskey Myers, and it's called The Trailer We Call Home.
I hope you enjoy it, family.
Stick with us.
We'll be right back.
Chew shrimp, kids.
Little white shirts at the Palestine.
Baby bump and a pretty boy game.
Yeah, I went to work the very next day.
Watching that clock and working that line.
Double shifts and overtime.
My hands are numb and my body's so getting by and morning.
There's so many dreams that I ain't showing.
There's so many lives that I can't live.
All these just keep on rolling.
I wish that I had so much more to give.
Yeah, times get tough, but love is strong here in this trailer that we call one on the hill.
Brocery listing bills to pay mama by day in school at night.
I tried so hard to get it right.
I got dreams, what can I say?
Sometimes life gets in the way.
We're getting by and bodybuilding.
Baby, there ain't no shame in being.
To Full House, episode 61.
second half.
Full confession.
That one got me misty the first time I heard it.
So thanks again, Dogtown, for the recommendation.
Hope everybody enjoyed it.
A little bit of heart and soul from down south, from the country, wherever those guys are from.
I don't know whiskey Myers from anything else, but really enjoyed it.
And feel free, of course, to send your song suggestions, fam.
We will consider them all.
Let's get going here in the second half.
Well, real quick, you know, during the break, of course, we always have our best and most brilliant discussions when we're off mic.
And Mr. Producer fanned my balls and said, yeah, coach, that's a great binary.
You know, you got to push that question to Jews when you have the chance.
And, you know, I intimated that they wouldn't be honest or they would dissemble, etc.
I'm a pacifist.
But Smasher had a really good retort to that one if he wants to share it.
If America and Israel got into a war and somebody asked me what side would I pick, I would have to abstain because I have no interest in fighting in an Israeli civil war.
Why would the body attack the head?
Oh, yeah.
Real edge.
But good stuff, guys.
All right.
Going on to our congratulations on New White Life.
First up this week, Fashy Gaines let us know that he's got another on the way, sent many blurry black and white sonograms to prove it.
So congratulations, buddy.
And we got news from the CEO of Minnesota Racism himself that he got another healthy baby arrived with his wonderful wife.
So congratulations, guys.
Well done.
Wish you many more.
George Floyd.
Is there another kid on the way?
I didn't clear any of these, but there have been two big gender reveals.
The Hover's had one, and our friend Braxton had one.
So that's good news.
But also, the guys in the Georgia Pool Party have one birth announcement and one pregnancy announcement in the past like three days, dude.
I think it might have been the same day.
And then one of the Colorado guys also just had a birth announcement.
Outstanding.
Thank you, Joe.
I'm going to outsource this job to you.
No, I'm kidding.
Sometimes I miss them.
You know, scroll and scroll.
And did I already announce that one, the pregnancy or the birth or whatever?
So we sincerely apologize if we missed you.
Always feel free to drop us a line and we'll give you your due credit.
Oh, that reminds me.
Somebody emailed me one, but I didn't say it last week because we did the NJP special.
No, I did them at the top.
I was on top of the game.
All right, moving on.
Tough to decide where to go here, but we're just going to jump right into it.
We briefly discussed the gay question or the homosexual question in an earlier show because a listener emailed in to say that he has homosexual inclinations, but has never acted on them, will not act on them.
I think he was Christian, and he was asking whether he should go and try to get a girlfriend.
And we basically said, you know, yeah, you should try it if you don't try it.
Just like you don't know if you're gay if you don't try it.
We were joking during the break.
Yeah, isolate that one, Mr. Producer.
You got to at least give it a go to get a girlfriend.
But regardless, a couple of weeks ago, I was at a function.
There were kids, there were adults, and there was a younger kid there who was queer as a Sakajawea dollar in his mannerisms, in his speech.
It made my skin crawl, actually.
I felt uncomfortable for him.
I felt sad for him almost.
And in that moment, I had just another reminder that I was skeptical that abuse, whenever it occurs, childhood, adolescence, etc., gay predation could possibly make this kid as queer as he appeared to be.
And therefore, my conclusion is that homosexuality is, in at least some instances, either genetic, i.e., happened when the sperm fused with the egg, or was a result of hormonal damage or whatever going on in utero before birth, i.e., people.
People touching receipts.
People are born gay.
Whatever the percentages are, I don't know.
I would guess that over 50% of people are born gay with that inclination.
And I also, of course, believe that abuse is a significant contributor to screwing up young people in their sexuality.
And of course, now we have a culture that celebrates it and gives benefits and perks and upcomings and kudos for being gay.
And that's a new vector, right?
That's a new development on the gay front.
So I'm going to stop there and turn to Sam because he has strong opinions on this.
And then I got a tough question for Sam, too, after he gives his response.
Yeah.
Well, it's well, first of all, let me tell you: the gayest thing I've ever done is this wearing these stupid masks, huh?
How about it?
Why don't we stop wearing these masks?
Bad humor.
Gayest thing I've ever done is this podcast.
Yeah, for real.
You sitting here with like four dudes in the middle of the night.
Talking about gayness makes you gay.
But seriously, in a way, when this came up, we were talking about a possible subject for a show.
I mean, you can't help but laugh or make jokes about it.
And of course, it's easy to think about how disgusting these people are or how much we hate them or something like that.
But, you know, the reality is that this subject unfortunately touches a lot of families, if not almost every family is touched by this in some way.
So I was going to tell a little story, which would be as close as I could say to coming to know something about this topic and to illustrate what I think is probably a significant contributor to this problem.
I think that just as we said a few different things here, there's more than one thing that can cause it.
It is a pathology, I do believe.
And people are born with bad inclinations.
We've all known born liars.
We've all heard of natural so-called born killers.
So just because you're born with some inclination to be a certain way that is antisocial and bad doesn't excuse you from the consequences or the responsibility to reign that inclination in.
We all have maybe bad inclinations, but hopefully they're mostly minor.
Maybe we're tempted to laziness or we're tempted to eat too much or something like that.
Some people have that other problem as a temptation.
But so I was, this kind of touches a family story.
So I want to tell it in a sensitive way, not to make light of it or fun of it or anything, but just to show how problems could happen.
I have this relative.
However, this relative is somebody who was married into the family.
And just to show you what kind of stigma this gay thing has, you know, look at that.
I'm quick to make sure you know that this person's not related to me directly by blood.
But what we had was a relative of mine married a woman who had children.
My relative married into this family.
This is going back into the late 50s and into the 60s, actually.
So he married into that family with those kids.
And as those kids were growing up into the early 70s, as each child got into the high school age, they were getting in trouble.
And there was a phenomenon back then.
I don't hear about it so much anymore, but back in the early 70s, there was this phenomenon of teenagers running away from home.
And that was happening in this family.
The oldest one would run away from home and they would catch her and bring her back.
And there was a certain amount of drugs.
And she eventually moved away and moved in with some guy and kind of got a job and straightened out a little bit.
And then the next child was even worse.
She almost died one time from a drug overdose and was all kind of, you know, running away and sexual bad things and all that.
Well, meanwhile, the youngest one was the boy, the son, and he was maybe about three years older than me.
And because there was so much turmoil in their house, he would sometimes come over to our house and just to play or to be away from that environment.
And he and I were playmates, you might say, of a young age, even though he was, you might say, three years or so older than me.
When you're young enough, that doesn't really come into it.
Like when you're, let's say I was eight and he was 11, then I was nine, he's 12, I was 10, he was 13.
We were, you know, we played together, there was no problem.
But then when he started to get into that high school age, when you're 13 and 14, now you're starting to change in life.
But I was still a child.
So I didn't understand exactly, but at some point we didn't play together anymore.
And then I started to hear the stories passing through my mother from his mother and would tell me stories how he was getting in trouble with drugs at school and he was getting having trouble with kids at school.
And then he started running away.
And the thing is, when he was young, we would always say, oh, thank goodness, you're the good one.
You know, you're not having the problems that the other kids in that household had.
But sure enough, each child outdid the last.
And this one was to certainly take the cake.
And so he was getting into drugs.
And when I say that, I don't mean smoking pot, but the hard stuff, PCP, was very big in the 70s.
And it really, it's kind of maybe a little bit like you hear about when people are using meth.
It really warps the personality of the person.
And, well, soon enough, you know, as he got out of high school, there were things about him being gay, stories turning up about him being gay.
Which you wouldn't have suspected based on your previous interactions.
Right, right, exactly right.
And then he would, you know, had trouble holding jobs.
And then finally, the big one hit because it was him and two other guys doing stuff.
And they choked the third guy with a shoelace, killed him.
That's a gangster.
Yeah.
And so he got 20 years in prison for that.
And so he did the time.
And one time, because I was traveling and it would take me close to where he was, I actually stopped and visited him in there.
And, you know, at no time did he discuss any of that with me that the nature of his crime or that he is gay or is not gay or anything like that.
But I just visited him just to, you know, in a very, very superficial way, I suppose, just to say, how are you?
How's it going in here?
Do you get to do anything in here?
You know, recreation, whatever it is.
And so he got out of there, but then he went to go live with some dudes under some kind of gay pretenses.
And he ended up actually dying in his mid-40s.
Not because he was doing drugs, but I think because when you do hard drugs for a while, it puts some miles on your body.
And you see this like rock and roll stars or whatever, that they'll be clean for years, but then their body is weakened and they might only be in their 40s or 50s and then they just have a heart attack and die.
Bring this buddy home, Sam.
I'm not sure exactly where you're going with this yet.
Well, no, that's so my point is there is that I think that drug use has a lot to do with turning people gay.
And I think that that's what happened in this case.
All right.
What if one of your sons came to you and said, Dad, I'm gay, matter of factly.
Yeah, well, yeah.
Hey, coach get out of here.
Well, the thing is, like, I think that this, this is a big shocker for some people, maybe that that is not a topic that has ever come up in their house before, right?
You know, maybe a very, you know, middle-class, bourgeois type of family, and that's not something that they've talked about.
Well, in our house, the position is very clear on that type of thing.
So if somebody, you know, had some horrible turn in their life and that was going to be part of it, they would know that they should just leave, that they should just, you know, never speak to me again.
I don't think I would even have to say that to that person.
I suppose if somebody had a question and said, well, what about, and if they were open to hearing about it, of course, I'd be willing to explain why it's bad, why it's unacceptable.
But usually I see, you know, the people that are having this problem, they really kind of act like it's compulsive behavior.
You know, it's like, it's like in a sense, they can't help us.
It's just like when a drug addict is ripping people off.
When the average one has a thousand sexual partners in their life and half of them were strangers, there's obviously something compulsive there.
Right.
The unintelligible male like talk somebody out of, I think, usually.
See, here's where I don't know what I think.
Are you born with it or is it from, you know, childhood trauma or something?
I think both.
I think you could have a propensity for something like Sam was saying that sort of gets triggered or amplified by some sort of like, you know, terrible thing that happens to you.
But I think the same thing for a lot of antisocial behaviors.
Maybe you're violent.
Maybe you're a drug addict.
But there are treatments for those things.
And I don't know, but like I think that the duration of time between which homosexuality was acknowledged through when homosexuality was like decriminalized and even celebrated was so short that we didn't have, I mean, we went from like, you know, chemically castrating Alan Turing in like the 50s to having gay marriage 50 years later.
I don't think that the gap in time there was enough to figure out effective treatment methods.
You know, because maybe you were born with some weird gene.
Maybe you were born with the alcoholic gene, but a 12-step program or Jesus Christ worked for you.
Yeah.
And of course, things have changed so much that treatment even in theory is anathema.
Well, everyone has to remember all of these like Mike Pence hates gay people memes.
A lot of people don't know where that whole idea comes from, like the left's belief of it or our memes about it.
All that was, all that was, was that the Indiana state legislature passed a bill to make it illegal for homosexuals to seek certain types of treatment to overturn their gayness, including shock therapy.
So if you came up gay and you were like, I don't want to be gay, so I want to go get shock therapy or I want to go get psychotherapy or I want to try drug treatment to not be gay.
Right.
That would then be made illegal.
As a homo, you would not have that option anymore.
And Mike Pence's governor refused to sign that bill.
He wanted to allow homos to seek treatments to de-gay themselves, including shock treatment.
And that's where all that stuff comes from.
And Mike Pence, of course, did swear in Richard Grinnell as I think it was when he was getting appointed to some political position who is gay with his partner there, with his hand on a Bible there.
So yeah, Mike Pence electric fence, certainly more meme than reality.
Now, Potato Smasher himself is gay and yet has overcome it.
He's overcome it in his life.
So what is the secret, my friend?
Looking at our ugly faces.
His ugly dude until he saw us.
Oh, man.
Everything that popped into my head as like a funny response cannot be said on the internet.
Yeah.
Leave it at that.
Yeah.
How did I overcome gayness?
So everybody knows the black doll you murders, right?
Yeah.
Well, all right.
No, I dug a big pit.
And so I go to...
I buried myself in it.
No, I go to these like public areas and I kidnap women.
I put them in the pit and I make them rub lotion on themselves.
You listen to wild horses.
I listen to Sam's version of wild horses.
There you go.
Well, it's probably going to turn out okay then.
That's funny.
Any strong positions, Masher, on genetics versus culture?
Both.
Okay.
I think, I mean, I think it's like it's literally like anything.
There has to be some nuance here.
Can we talk real quick about that dark ass comic that Stone Toss did last week?
Oh, yeah.
Go for it.
Describe it, JO, for the audience that missed it.
So a dude, like there's a funny meme that like we always send to each other.
There was this interview between like an African guy and an African woman.
And he says, why are you gay?
So it's funny to run away with.
But he's got two little characters in his four-panel comic strip.
And in the first one, one guy says to the other guy, why did you choose to be gay?
And in the second panel, there's a little kid playing with a fire truck on the floor.
And the third panel is this gnarly, ominous adult shadow casting over the child and the child looking scared over their shoulder.
And then in the fourth panel, the gay one says, I didn't.
Yeah.
Nar bars, bro.
Like, and like, what do you do there?
I mean, obviously your laws need to be set up in such a way that the pedophile is executed.
But childhood sexual abuse is strongly correlated with homosexuality.
And that's part of why, and I'm going to get called soft here or whatever.
It's part of why I'm resistant to like an exto message.
Like this.
Yeah.
And maybe and maybe there's a lot of times.
I don't know what treatments there are.
No, that's absolutely, that's absolutely true.
Is that like the recidivism, not recidivism, that's when you do something.
But the passing it down, I don't know.
I can't think of the term for it.
But, you know, if that was done to you, you're more likely to do it kind of thing.
But I think if you had some kind of outlet, almost like the guy who emailed the show, before you become some kind of pervert or weirdo or let it take over your life.
Right.
If there were some kind of way for you to seek treatment and we had some kind of effective treatment for it, then I think that that would be great.
I mean, God knows we have so many heterosexual incels in our society, like just be a be a homosexual incel.
Because the crux of that guy's argument was like, I'm male attracted.
I don't want to be.
I find it disgusting.
What do, you know?
And we've all, and at the time, we talked about the half-expression.
And I don't think it was on the episode where you guys addressed that, but like, if everything that guy's saying is true and real and he's never acted on it and he's not, he doesn't want to be this way.
And I pushed him.
I pushed him.
I pushed him.
He had no, he said, no, I've never been abused.
I've never acted on it.
I'm being God's honest truth.
Yeah.
I just want you to know that like I feel Terrible for your situation.
Like, what do you, what do you do?
What do you do?
And I mean, I guess that's his question, but like, I, I don't think it's gay.
Like, you probably have to be like real sneaky about it or like look at other countries or something and see maybe what kind of treatments have been effective.
You know, like, uh, or green and bear it and try to, yeah, that, and that's, that's the hairy thing.
You want to say, like, if the treatments fail, suck it up.
And get and get a wife and have kids.
But then it's like, if you don't want your daughter in the 90s and oughts, the Mormons were claiming to have good success.
And who knows?
Because they kind of get into some out there stuff.
But the Mormons were having, were claiming to have good success with like overturning gayness.
Like, I don't even know what the term would be, like unconverting or something.
But I don't know.
I'd say look at everything.
And it's got to be so hard to weed through because all of it's going to be presented in this like horrible negative light.
Well, the thing that we must not do is sacrifice the quality of society to accommodate these individuals.
I totally agree.
I totally agree.
If it seems like we're going to be unfair to some guy and like, oh, we wish there was a better way.
Yeah, maybe, but society.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
We're not pumping the brakes for everyone else, but especially for someone who recognizes it's wrong in an age when everyone is telling you it's right.
Right.
Sure.
I think if that dude would have written us that same email 30 years ago, I would have been less empathetic.
Yeah.
Like when the whole world's coming down on you, but you have everything to gain by being like, I used to be a white nationalist.
Now I suck a thousand dicks.
Isolate that.
That is perfect.
Do you see how he could grift on that?
Sure.
Yeah.
And do we have an obligation?
Like, do you talk to your kids about the gay question from an early age?
You don't even want to crack that door an inch.
Not from a young age.
It's almost like let them find out Santa Claus isn't real and then talk to you about it.
Well, Santa Claus was.
Yeah.
JO lost the faith.
I still believe in Santa Claus and he is.
You know, I've got one tiny little baby boy, so I haven't had to give too much thought to this kind of stuff about like ages of when to talk about it.
And it's such a bummer that we live in the world we live in because like 50 years ago, 40 years ago, I don't know, 30 years ago, you didn't have to come up with like a narrative.
Right.
You know, like it just wasn't a thing.
And everyone knew it was like weird and gross and wrong.
Well, we talk about inoculating.
We don't have a plan.
Yeah, we talk about inoculating our kids against pause, against the exhortations to not be racist, to celebrate the other.
But that is something that is also a menace looming out there that at some point, I guess you just think it just comes up.
You know, it's so it's all everywhere in society anyways.
So your kids see how you react to it and they see that you are firmly opposed to that type of thing.
So.
So you start sending the message indirectly that way.
Yeah.
And yeah, the indirect message I think is good where you're just sort of like dismissive of it in some sort of offhand comment.
But like even if you homeschool your kids and don't let them watch TV, I was at Walgreens or CVS the other day.
And I'll dedicate this one to Demarcus.
Saw a magazine cover that was two niggas kissing on the lips.
And damn, DeMarcus's modeling career finally.
No, he likes to bust that line out on people all the time.
That's what I thought when I saw it.
Yeah, yeah.
Like, can you imagine how jarring that has to be for like a nice eight-year-old white boy from a white upbringing of like normal heterosexual life?
And then you're just taking your kid into CVS because you have to pick up your prescription for your mom's heart condition or something.
We're going to go get grandma's medicine.
And then, like, right at his eye line on the magazine rack, it's two niggas kissing on the lips.
It's like that shit should be illegal.
Like, not just like two black dudes kissing, but like any of that stuff.
Yeah.
I remember at least when I was a kid.
I was definitely more outraged by the sexuality of that magazine cover than the race.
Like, I don't know that it would have affected me much.
I don't know if it would have been better or worse if it were any other race.
Like, all I saw was like two niggas kissing on the lips.
And I'm just like shuddering.
Jay Ramario would have preferred white homosexuality.
Yes, yes, because I'm a good white nationalist.
Principled.
I at least remember these monsters ain't going to kill our queers after the shooting up the nightclub.
Yeah.
Anybody's going to kill our fag, it's going to be me.
But officers, that was a joke.
Yeah.
Oh, no, dude, Frank, my hands are he knows all about it.
But I remember like at least like Maxim used to come in the plastic sheet and it was like all silver.
You know, you couldn't see what the magazine was except for the title.
And like, okay, that is still a step too far and it shouldn't be sold at all.
But at least it was censored from the little kids and stuff.
Yeah.
I finally submitted.
I submitted to Curiosity and checked out Cardi B's WAP, which I believed that I was going to be watching a show about wine and pasta or a music video about wine and pasta.
And boy, was it not that.
But I referenced that.
Sam's like, what are you talking about, you young fellas?
Do you know this one, Sam?
I heard about it, but I really don't know anything about it.
I mean, if you feel like that I need to know and you want to.
Shapiro version is straight fire.
He reads it.
But anyway, I just wanted to, before the homos in the audience and Potato Smasher think we're going too hard, I mean, that level of, in theory, heterosexual, verbal, and visual pornography is so disgusting.
I mean, it's jarring.
It's uncomfortable.
Oh, my God.
Like, who thinks that's rad?
Who thinks that?
Did they play that on the radio?
I mean, I'm sure they censor it on the radio, but good God.
Like, yeah, no.
So I specifically looked to see how they censor it.
And the AP is the only thing they censor, and they just do it with like a moan and a grunt.
Oh, yeah.
And it was what I thought it was wet and pushy or something like that.
Let's leave it at that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But I remember listening to two live crew, Me So Horny, on the radio when I was probably eight or nine years old.
And I thought that they were singing something about Mahoney from the police academy.
Mahoney.
Swear to God that I had and I had to ask my dad what the hell it was.
He was like, Yeah, it's a dirty song.
Don't worry about it, Junior.
But oh, God, yeah.
Anyway, there's so many landmines.
And, you know, Jay talking about the magazine cover, even the billboards today.
Like, condoms are like, that's ads for prep.
Yeah, right.
Yep.
Yep.
Take this so you can engage in this thing.
Dude, like, my mom was watching something on Hulu.
And Hulu's kind of extra annoying because, you know, let's say it's a 30-minute show.
They still run like the, if you don't have the paid Hulu subscription, they still run commercials for two minutes.
Shout out to my homeboy that logged into Hulu at my house one time and never logged out.
Sorry for all the little kid show suggestions.
But it's the same ad over and over and over and over, like depending what show you watch.
So like every 15 minutes, there was a time for crap.
And it's like, it's, it's just queers, like being queer and doing queer stuff.
I'm like, yeah, how much money did they spend developing this that they could have used to, I don't know, send us to the moon or throw into a giant fire and do anything other than this.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All right.
It could have cost us $10 million in research and development in order to keep homosexuals alive for an extra four years.
Instead, we took that money and set it on fire.
Yeah.
We have too much content for the second half here, so I'm going to blow through this one point.
I, and you should too, watch the footage of the New York Mets and the Florida Marlins walking off the stadium in support of Black Lives Matter.
The most sanctimonious, over-the-top bowed heads, bent knees, so grandstanding.
They walked off the field and then they left a Black Lives Matter t-shirt on home plate.
And I don't care if you love America's game and your kids play baseball or whatever.
If you watch MLB games going forward, if you dedicate your precious hours to that garbage industry, let alone pay money to go see it, unsubscribe from the show.
Go watch Little League Baseball college if you have to.
But good God, that was disgusting.
I'll put that in the show notes just to see the level of psyop that's going on in this country.
It actually made me feel a little bit ill just to see this mass psychosis underway.
And it bums me out, dude, because I love baseball.
Like when you get to a certain level of understanding of the game, it's an art.
It's a science.
It's a sport.
It's all of these things.
And it has all this nuance and unwritten rules and history and beauty to it.
And I don't know.
Corrupted just like the church, just like the movies, just like the music.
Because I ended up down a rabbit hole of like baseball history.
You know, nothing but time on your hands.
And I'm watching everything from like, you know, going back and watching like career highlight reels of some of my favorite players.
Randy Johnson, I was watching the other day.
The guy, if you're not a baseball fan, I'm sure you've seen the clip of the pitcher who smokes the bird mid-pitch.
That's Randy Johnson.
But, you know, just going back and looking at a little bit of baseball history and stuff.
And there's all of these like clip channels.
And so just in the past few days, I've been like, man, I miss this game.
Like, I'm not going to give sports ball all my time.
And what fun is, you know, baseball in the COVID era anyway.
But then this happens, and it's just like, man, I'm out.
I'm out.
Yep.
Our pal, our mutual pal Joe said too.
He was like, Yep, I still enjoyed a game here or there, just sitting back, having a beer with my old man, watching it.
That is done.
And I seriously implore all of our listeners to make the hard choice.
Just unplug.
They deserve none of your time or money or attention.
Go have a catch with your kids.
If you don't have kids, I don't know, go to the batting cages or something.
But yeah, you have to stop supporting these institutions that have been so thoroughly corrupted, perverted, and are just another cog in the machine dedicated to your destruction.
All right.
We got a YouTube comment that I had to read on the show.
I have been shocked at the virtual absence of negative feedback to Full House, but I struck a nerve with this guy and he let me have it.
And I read it on the show because we do get hate mail here.
This is hate mail dressed up in a compliment, but regardless, YouTube commenter says, Coach, you were supposed to be the guy who was too based for the fatherland.
Before yesterday, I had never heard anything come out of your mouth that was anything but moral, virtuous, and red-pilled.
And then you spend time glorifying the biggest traitor in American history, the man who began the downhill spiral that led us directly to where we are today.
The man who massacred thousands, hundreds of thousands of patriotic men and enslaved the South because you hold the delusional belief that he was a good father.
Does good father destroy the nation that his grandchildren and great-grandchildren are to grow up in?
Is it one of the key traits of a good father being a good role model?
Or is it enough to play with your children for a few minutes each day to be a good father?
You owe your viewers an apology, and that's coming from someone who says, never apologize.
Ooh, boy.
Now, full disclosure, I caveatted my Abraham Lincoln if there was a historical father that J.O. put us on the spot with.
I know this is cucky or whatever, but it just came to mind.
And I'm not sure that this guy is as angry as he appears in the written word.
However, you don't know much about southerners, do you?
New Jersey born and raised.
But good point.
And I kind of other than the you should apologize thing.
I don't entirely disagree with him.
I was surprised by your answer.
I didn't see that coming.
And I, you know, I would have never thought of that.
And I think the guy's a scumbag.
Yeah.
And to be honest, looking back, it was a that was a blink moment where I was like, huh, historical personage, father.
And I just remembered having that emotional response.
So look, I got played when I visited the Abraham Lincoln house in Springfield with the National Park Service tour guide giving that very heartfelt, this is where Honest Abe would spread out with his children, which moved me at the time.
It came back to me in the moment.
And I agree.
Well, coach, if you were able to go back and talk to him, you could say, Abe, why did you do it?
Sure.
Yep.
And see if he really was.
Or for the people who think he was like secretly based or something, you'd have to warn him about booths so he could deport all the Negroes before the end of the administration.
Yeah.
I think you got to stick with your answer, Coach.
All right.
All right.
Never apologize.
Screw you, commenter.
No, no, I got a sort of a certain point, but I could take your answer also in the spirit that you offered it.
Yeah, there's a lot to unpack.
I'm on the train that Abraham Lincoln wasn't real.
Yeah, we wish.
Well, anyway, he.
No, there was a physical character that was selected to be Abraham Lincoln.
That may have been his real name.
But I think there was probably a cabal of sorts that were like, okay, this is what you're going to do.
We're going to loft this guy up.
Can I admit something here that I probably should never say on air?
You're gay.
Sure.
I was Lincoln for Halloween one year when I was a kid.
Lincoln D's nuts?
I really thought that was going to be a diesel.
I had my top hat.
Yeah, you can never be safe anymore.
All the world D's nuts set up.
And Sam cracked a good one off.
Let's break.
Sam's in the game now.
Yeah, got to get in there.
All right, before we get too far afield, let's do navigating the collapse and then bring this puppy home.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
You're stranded in the woods after a camping trip gone wrong.
Injured with just enough supplies to patch yourself up, but nothing to relieve the pain.
You slowly trudge through the woods, wincing with each step, and thinking about how much faster you could be going if the pain wasn't so bad.
If this describes your current situation, you should probably turn off this podcast and use your phone to call for help.
But if you don't have service, here's how to harvest and use nature's aspirin: willow bark.
Willow bark contains a chemical called salicin, which, when consumed, is used as a painkiller and anti-inflammatory agent.
The aspirin you can buy at the store is actually the result of experiments to create an artificial form of salicin.
Because of the similarities, don't take willow bark if you are allergic to aspirin.
Once you find a willow tree, look for young branches or saplings.
Cut off a few thin branches, ideally no thicker than one of your fingers.
Peel back strips of the bark away from the core of the branch.
Notice that there is an outer bark and an inner bark.
The inner bark is where the salicin is.
Take the strips of bark and chew on them for a bit.
Your saliva will mix with the salicin and draw it out of the bark.
Swallow this mixture, but don't swallow the bark itself.
Be aware it won't taste very good.
It is medicine, after all.
There is more salicin in the bark during the spring than in the fall, so don't expect as much later in the year.
Willow bark can also be dried out and stored for later consumption and can be made into a tea.
And now, a speech from Oswald Mosley: We have believed in ourselves as Englishmen and Europeans.
We have believed in our fellow Europeans, and we have believed in the destiny of Europe.
My friends, it's all there.
It's all waiting.
Of course, it can be done.
It depends upon ourselves.
You say, but again, we're scattered individuals.
Everything's against us.
Governments, money, press, television, all the new forces are used against us.
All the great forces, all the material powers of the world, you say are against you.
And so they are.
You're quite right to feel that.
And I don't underrate them, but I don't despair.
And you shouldn't despair.
Because you, like I, have read something of history.
You know something of the record of the achievement of Europeans.
And dark as this hour is, it's no darker.
It's not as dark as some of the hours you've known in European history.
Small bands of men came together in resolution, in absolute determination, giving themselves completely and saying, Europe shall live and stood firm and faced the menace to Europe, its values, its civilizations, the glory of its achievement, all those things in mortal danger.
And they stood firm.
They faced it.
They came together and more and more ran into their standards.
And those hordes were thrown back again and again and again.
Our Europe lived in triumph because the will of Europe still endured.
We've got other forces against us.
Not those particular forces, but the power of money, the power of press.
All those things are against us.
And how can you stop it?
My friends, by an act of will.
An act of the European will.
My friends, nothing has ever been done yet in this world except by the collective action of individuals coming together in faith and belief, in will and resolution, and then making their collective action, building parties and popular movements to do it.
And that's what we have to do in the modern world.
Amen.
Thank you, Nat Scott.
My mouth is a little bit numb from chewing on willow bark there during the segment.
I got that salic in high.
Never heard that.
It's a little difficult to find willow trees, though.
Those are the, I guess, weeping willows, willows, same thing.
It is weird to hear a Mosley speech with which you are familiar in someone else's voice.
Yeah.
Without the accent.
Yeah.
I'm like, who is?
Yeah.
And it's refreshing, too, to hear an American voice with the same passion.
Yeah, I think I mentioned that I was reading Leanne de Grell's Eastern Front, and he totally embodies that spirit of a guy who was a Belgian or a Flemish nationalist, but who recognized that there was greater forces at play in World War II and volunteered for the SS, was wounded numerous times, and eventually got an invitation to meet with Uncle Adolph himself.
Himmler chauffeured him into the Wolf's Lair in East Prussia during the time.
The guy where degrill's probably my personal favorite.
Yeah.
Smasher is going to be the degrill of the NJP if he's not there.
What was your preferred call sign there, Smasher, if we had to personify you in a if I well, if I had to an STAP or a member of National Socialist Germany?
Yeah.
I guess Scorzeni, he the daring commando himself.
That's right.
Yeah.
Not a bad pick.
I've heard people try and debate DeGro versus Scorzani.
Like, bro, are we really going to like Pepsi Coke?
This thing, these are just racial national treasures, and you can prefer one to the other for whatever reason.
The Mussolini raid is really something incredible.
If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, just Otto Scorzani.
Read his memoirs.
Yeah, Mussolini rescue.
Really wild.
Great stuff.
Thank you.
Thank you, Nat Scott.
And thank you to everybody on this call right now, including Mr. Producer.
Really appreciate it, buddy.
And I think we did our duty this week.
Two hours, two shows, one night.
And two girls, one cup.
Oh, come on.
Credits, Matcher.
All right.
I'm sorry.
No, you're not.
Don't lie to me.
Are you ready?
Sam, I was somewhat joking about becoming a grandfather, but you're going to be the coolest grandfather on earth, perhaps.
And I hope it happens at an appropriate time for you.
Sure, yeah.
Same.
Thanks.
Thanks so much.
Thank you, coach.
All right.
I'm going to do my shilling.
Please, please.
Everybody, check out the White Art Collective and support the White Art Collective.
I won't give a bunch of links.
Just go to whiteartcollective.com.
They've got music podcasts discussing art paintings.
You name it.
They're doing a short film festival competition.
So check them out.
Support pro-white, anything, as long as it makes sense and is legal.
That's right.
Yeah.
No, they do great stuff.
I checked out their website the other day.
We'll put it in the show notes.
And yeah, it takes all kinds.
Yeah, I got to meet a bunch of them.
Well, two of them.
I won't name them for OPSEC reasons.
I know they're fake names, but whatever.
At the NJP launch event, great people.
Some really good emails from them as well.
And yeah, so check them out because I'm sure a lot of people probably haven't heard of them.
So you should, and you have.
So now you have no excuse.
And Smasher, I want the NJP to succeed strictly for selfish reasons so that I could say that I was there at the beer hall pooch or whatever, the first assembly.
But yeah, no.
Seriously, let people know how and when and where they can help as you guys flush that thing out.
Yes, of course.
And I'll see you soon, pal.
And Jo, last but definitely not least.
Thanks again.
Eat your vegetables.
Underrated advice.
Drink water.
This is a threat.
Easier said than done with your kids.
Just had hamburgers tonight, and nobody was biting on any of the other veggies.
I went in on the spinach tonight, dude.
I went in.
That's good.
And the onions.
Oh, yeah.
Raw onion.
I've recently become turned on to cauliflower.
Oh, yeah.
I like riced cauliflower as like a rice substitute.
I do actually enjoy that.
But just legit, just regular raw cauliflower.
Dip it in like ranch or whatever, man.
It's good.
Just straight.
Yeah.
Eat an onion like an apple.
Show how hard ass you are.
Yep.
You can do it.
All right, guys.
Full house episode 61 was recorded on a sparkling, cool, almost full moon, August 30th, now, August 31st, 2020.
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So, to all of our new listeners this week who are out there struggling to do their best while grinding their teeth at this multiracial madhouse we are currently forced to endure, we salute you and keep listening to the show.
Mr producer, our pal and recurring donor now, Robert Smith, requested some Ira music on the show.
Oh look, Smasher just woke up and well, I don't know if this is technically an Ira song I didn't do any research but I have definitely heard it playing from Smasher's bluetooth speaker multiple times.
So I figure he approves.
It's a keeper.
I love it fits the bill and hats off to all of our guys who are still unjustly behind the wire.
This is men behind the wire on monday.
We love you family, august 19th and we'll talk to you next week at 4, 30 a.m.
See ya.
Irish men from all over the Six Counties were taken from their homes.
Hundreds of these men were then imprisoned without trial in Long Cache concentration camp.
This is a song born of the civil resistance campaign which followed internment, a song dedicated to those men in Long Cache who are still more than 10 years later.
The men behind the wire, cars and thanks and guns came to take away our sons.
For every man will stand behind the men behind the wire.
Through the little streets of Belfast in the dark of early morn, British soldiers came marauding, wrecking little homes with scorn haters of the blind children, dragging fathers from their beds, waiting sons while helpless mothers watch the blood pour from their heads.
Armored cars and tanks and guns came to take away our sons, for every man will stand behind the men behind the wire, up for them and judge and jury are indeed a crime at all.
We Irish things are guilty, so we're guilty, one and all round the world.
The truth will echo.
Cromwell's men are here again.
England's name again is sullied in the eyes of honest men.
Armored cars and thanks and guns came to take away our sons.
For Every man will stand behind the men behind the wire.
Proudly march behind our banners, firmly stand behind our men.
We will have them free to help us build a nation once again.
On the people, step together, proudly, firmly on your way.
Never fear and never falter, till the boys come home to stay.
Farmers, cars, and tanks and guns came to take away our sons.
Every man will stand behind the men behind the wire.
Farmers, cars, and tanks and guns came to take away our sons.