Non-white immigration is about disarming whites politically.
Gun control is about disarming whites physically.
Censorship is about keeping whites confused and uninformed while the previous two get done.
If you're white, you had better be prepared for the greatest act of treachery that this world has ever witnessed, conducted by a hostile liberal elite and managed by a cabal of foreign globalist agents.
They are not going to stop until every last white man is eradicated, either through miscegeny or by butchery.
So lawfully arm yourself, network, conserve, and remain fit.
And when that hot wind finally rises up from out of the waste, greet it with a stone-like glare and advance toward the enemy's lines in good order.
Those are the words of YouTube creator Vertigo Politics.
Wish they were my own.
And I couldn't think of a clearer, more direct summary of where we find ourselves today.
The mask is completely off, and it's high time for all of us to get a lot more serious about all of this.
All right.
The Empire is striking back following the Capitol storm.
We do have special guest Bellerophon in the white room with us tonight, and it's go time.
Mr. Producer, prepare to dive.
Episode 75 of Full House, the world's most stalwart show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
I am your jaw-clinched host, Coach Fentstock, back with yet another tour through a clown world that is no longer even remotely funny.
Before we meet our birth panel this week, though, huge thanks to Frog of War and Just War.
Guess you call them our two warrior donors this week.
Also to our new pal, JS, who set up a recurring donation as well.
We also now have a Monero option up at full-house.com at the suggestion of a listener.
So if you prefer that, it's apparently the most anonymous crypto option.
Thank you, everyone.
All right, let's get on to the birth panel.
First up, he is looking like the ghost of Christmas present these days.
You know, he was the jolly one with the beard and the food and the drink, because unlike all of you sad sacks with your Christmas trees out of the house and your merriment gone, he's just getting into the swing of things.
Sam, how the hell are you?
Great.
Hey, you're not wrong either.
Just tonight, I was blazing one of these folkish flame candles, which my family and I, we deeply appreciate.
And we picked up a few of them this season.
And, you know, there's still some weeks left here in this Christmas season.
I highly recommend it.
And in this cold weather here that we're having, there seems to be a lot of canoodling going on because I'm getting reports of conceptions we could talk about later.
And not that I blame them.
I've been active myself.
My wife is in menopause, and I feel like my balls are going to fall off.
All right.
Thank you, Sam, for a little bit of comic relief there.
Inside baseball, I'm sure the audience could.
I am.
I'm spitting mad and I hate Trump as much as I hate deracinated civic nationalism and the charlatans who foisted this disaster on their followers.
But the clampdown is a good reminder that, yeah, we're all on the same boat now.
But yeah, Vertico, I don't know who Vertico Politics is.
I saw that clip of his on Twitter the other day and I just thought, oh man, he nailed it.
I know he's put out a lot of great content over the years.
And yeah.
Anyway, it's a, I was going to keep it like super serious, and I was like, no, Sam just makes me smile.
So we can, we can shift gears a little bit backwards.
Well, hey, hey, you know, they've, they're making a criminal and a terrorist out of the, you know, Mr. Normie down the street here.
So I say that's good for us.
You know, it's because they're, that's who they're looking at now.
They're not, maybe they're looking at us too, but not, you know, they're really looking at these Trump people, these MAGA people, you know, real right-wingers, conservatives, stuff like that.
And that's all good for us as far as I'm concerned because those people are all getting radicalized.
We are going to get into that a little bit here at the top after we go through the birth panel.
And then we've got some personal finance, retirement, et cetera, stuff on tap.
But let's get to our resident troublemaker.
In case you missed it, folks, from our Christmas Eve Eve live stream, he has not one, but two on the way again.
That's right.
Potato Smasher is having twins.
Again, we're over the moon for him.
And how the hell is it going, buddy?
Send Bitcoin, please.
Drop a house in my backyard, more space.
Yeah, somebody just, oh, God, if only I knew somebody that could like build a house.
Yeah, seriously.
With the agency and the talent, the tools and the talent.
Yeah, you just can't find anybody like that.
Anyway, yeah, what's up, brother?
Not much, man.
I'm good.
I'm excited.
I can't say too much because I'll get too excited.
Yeah.
Or too mad, depending on what we're talking about.
So that's right, as you put it the other day.
I have been advised to keep my opinions to myself.
Well, yeah, we'll let you off the chain a little bit here tonight, buddy.
Just don't go too crazy.
All right.
Finally, our special guest tonight.
You can hear him regularly on the third rail, but only if you can handle a high-pitched Yankee accent.
He is quite smart on money issues, and we're going to get into that later this show.
He is by trade a malt liquor somalier bellerophon.
Welcome to Full House.
How are you?
Oh, man.
Well, that's a hell of an intro.
I'll try to live up to it.
But how am I doing?
You know, to quote Shakespeare, man, I'm snapping necks and cashing checks.
All right.
You are as funny and clever and as gentlemanly, IRL, as most guys I know, or more than most guys I know.
So you're also sharp about the shekels.
So we'll talk about that later.
It was actually our own, it was our own Sam who said, hey, coach, I could use some retirement advice.
I bet our audience could too.
We'll get into that later.
But Bellerophon, first time on Full House, you got to lay it on us.
We haven't done this in a while.
Ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status, please, sir.
Well, he's a New York Jew.
That's why he used to have good money.
Boy, they've been found out.
But yeah, so ethnicity, Jew, religion, Jew.
Fatherhood status, Adopted 17 Somalians.
But no, to give a serious answer, so I have not done, I've not done a DNA test.
And I think most of my immediate family is too low agency to do it.
So I can only speculate.
But I think it's mostly, you know, mostly like deep south, like, you know, Scots-Irish hybrid, if I had to wager a guess.
Sure.
Religion, you know, low church Protestant.
And then fatherhood status, you know, no white children as of yet, but there's a, there's a couple of peanut butter colored running around.
Yeah, early bleach adopter, right?
All right.
Yeah.
Everybody's talking about Casquiza futurism, but they're missing the low-hanging fruit of, you know, mulatto.
All right, man.
Well, I hope you do create some pure bloods before you get too long in the tooth there.
But we're happy to have you on.
And we are going to revisit the topic that is still on everybody's mind.
I feel like the dust has settled a little bit.
The euphoria and outrage have worn off a little bit.
And we're into the hangover phase of the drama of January 6th, Trump finally being out on his ass in something like 14.
What do we got?
We got six days left.
The absolute removal of the sitting president of the United States from the internet.
And as I coined it in our live stream, the Eye of Soron now trained on MAGA, unbelievably.
I feel like Bruce Willis and Diehard, you know, looking out the window and just saying, welcome to the party, pal, to tens of millions of people who just fell out the window.
Because the system's been focusing its evil energies on us for the past four years, content to grind us down in our dwindling white majority through the usual methods, opiates, abortion, race mixing, propaganda, non-ending non-white invasion.
And now that's cast wider.
Yeah.
Did you see Canada's probably going to be non-white before us?
No.
Majority non-white.
Yeah, because they are much more intense with their immigration.
Yeah.
My buddy Narco said tonight that they're actually trying to gaslit Gaslight America into thinking that MAGA and civic nationalists are actually the real threats to public order and public safety.
It's so audacious.
It's so outrageous that I should be surprised that they're pulling it off or trying to pull it off, but I'm just not.
Belerophon, you're our special guest.
By all means, take a fine sampling of all your takes over the past week or two and lay it on the audience that may not have ever heard you.
Yeah, man, I guess as it relates to the Capitol insurrection or whatever the hell they're sort of rebranding it as now, right?
You know, because remember, you know, the Capitol City police open the doors for you and shuffle you in like a single file.
You know, that's, man, that's a low-ass energy inspiration.
40 million illegals over the past four decades or God knows what the number is coming and staying and raping and murdering and stealing and lowering wages.
That's not an invasion, but a couple of middle Americans having a little ball in the people's temple is somehow the gravest threat to our democracy ever.
I could spit.
Actually, I'm going to spit.
Unfortunately, I'm, yeah, I'm inside and that was on my nice carpet.
No, I'm kidding.
Go ahead.
But yeah, so, you know, the two thoughts on a lighter note was one, you know, seeing the stars and bars getting waved around in the Capitol building.
That did make me, you know, just happy down to my, just down to my toes.
That tickled me.
I love seeing it.
And then, secondly, the king who stole AOC's shoes, just whatever shitlord that was.
You know, I obviously don't condone any law breaking or property theft, but damned if that wasn't funny.
Sure.
Now, they got the Confederate flag guy today or tonight, and he's from Delaware, or at least that's where they nabbed him.
Wow.
Oh, get out of here.
I did not see that.
Yeah.
No, he might be a native southerner, but yeah, that's they go.
They got it.
AOC's shoes still on the lamb.
Was that a shot?
That was a shop tweet, though.
I don't think so.
No, no, no, no.
That's real.
It was real?
It's real.
Son of a bitch.
All right.
Well, if you guys ask me how I know.
Yeah.
Well, if that's real, if you guys will excuse me, I have to go on eBay real quick for something I'll do.
Dude, just come over.
Yeah, everybody posting AOC from her little stream with the low-cut or the tight-cut blouse is kind of disgusting.
You thirsty dogs.
You can't, it's, she looks, she has a horse face.
Come on.
I never bought into the meme that she was hot.
Well, I don't know, man.
The good, you know, she does have a horse face, but my counterpoint is the good lord invented bags.
But, anyways, but yeah, aside from those two, aside from those two, I guess, like light-hearted points, right?
Like the really what I'm this is this is not news, you know, to somebody who's been, you know, if you've been woke on all these issues, right, for a couple of years, you know, you've kind of been around the block.
This is not news, but, you know, it's not a spicy take.
But the key takeaway, right, is if you're, if you're some fella who's been, you know, proudly putting up a Trump sign in your yard, you know, you wear the MAGA hat, you donated to the campaign, you know, the key takeaway here is that the, you know, the GOP will throw you under the damn bus like in a heartbeat.
And you know, the Trump was supposed to be different.
He was supposed to be the one that fought, the one who appreciated, I love you all, right?
And yeah, and he betrayed them arguably worse than the congressional Congress critters did.
I mean, he, yeah, he's, he's not, he's atop the DOJ.
He's the one who incited them to go there.
And he's the one who just said, all right, yeah, time to go home.
Love you.
Bye-bye.
Call for your prosecution.
Yeah, precisely, man.
And so, you know, I know there's, I've heard chatter, right, that there's, there's still some folks here and there who, you know, want to almost as a rear guard action, infiltrate the GOP or try to get talking points, you know, filtered up to the GOP, you know, key positions and whatever.
And, you know, I think the key takeaway from that is that that appears to be, you know, just firm, you know, even to the normie, even to the regular like Normicon voter, you know, just getting regardless, like, we're not talking about our talking points, right?
About ending immigration, stripping away birthright citizenship, even something more tame.
You know, if you're a Normicon, middle-of-the-road GOP guy, like, you know, sorry, the, you know, the, the, the die has been cast.
Like, the, you know, as far as the, whether you're accelerationist or not, like, the, the GOP has sort of made it clear to the average Joe that votes for them that they don't have your back.
And yeah, so any, so any, any substantive hope, I think, of getting, getting most white folks excited for a GOP candidate, uh, at least for the time being, we'll see.
Right, yeah, the problem memories are short.
Go ahead, Sam.
The problem is that the, I'm sorry, unimaginative normie, they don't know anywhere else to look.
They see, this is what the Finkel think is, right?
They show you something bad, and then they give you the less bad thing to root for.
And the average person just cannot see any other way.
They're not ready to take that step towards what all of us have done to go into more extreme or different way of thinking type of politics.
And that's the real challenge there is to know how to say things and to offer things to get people to take that step away from this Jewish Frankenstein two-party, Jew party, queer party system.
Yeah.
And of course, Biden is out of the gate with $1.9 trillion.
This is related to what we're going to talk about later.
He announced his stimulus plan tonight.
Essentials are $1,400 per person, and I believe that includes dependents.
So for you feckin' fellas out there, you do have a big paycheck likely coming in courtesy of Uncle Sam.
They're going to extend unemployment benefits out until September, I think I saw, and make it a $400 federal enhancement instead of a $300 enhancement.
And then there's the slush fund for local and state governments to keep, ironically, their police and fire departments funded.
And then a huge amount of money to just jab everybody with the COVID vaccines.
So yeah, first bit of financial advice then?
Put on some shoe polish blackface before you put in your application for all of this, for all of these loans.
So yeah, write that down, audience.
In all seriousness, Bellerophon, I believe that we're not too far away from the point where they are literally going to say, sorry, Whitey.
I mean, they already do that subtly and softly, right?
There's a soft discrimination.
But going forward, they're going to say, actually, no, these direct, maybe UBI or direct financial incentives are going to be excluded for white people to correct historical injustices, possibly as an end run to get away from not doing the actual reparations, which might actually whip white people into a frenzy.
But yeah, it's coming.
I mean, it's plastered all over there.
It's so clear that they're using this to the hilt.
Never let a crisis go to waste, et cetera.
And then this absolutely massive response, the Pillsbury Doughboys and women sleeping in the Capitol building, the show of force of the National Guard is that that's there to, I don't think that's them saying, come and play.
You know, we want you to come out and monkey around.
I think that's them saying you no longer have the right to even peaceably assemble because you never know if it's going to get out of control like it did that one time.
Yeah.
NJP has a statement out too on saying, don't go anywhere near DC for the inauguration.
I have no idea what the Q people and the MAGA people are.
I've seen like bits and pieces of like the 16th and the 20th or whatever.
There was one point where I felt like the Hoi Poloi would be tempted to go anyway because they were so spitting mad.
And now that as JO predicted, the van store is out of vans because the feeds have leased them all.
I'd be surprised.
It's just going to, yeah, it's going to be a totalitarian police state inauguration to welcome in this Brezhnev type president who's showering goodies before he steals it all.
Mr. Producer, I heard you trying to sneak in there.
Sorry, I'm chatty tonight.
I've had coffee and I'm angry.
Yeah, no worries.
I disagree.
I think the show of force, the presence that you're seeing, is more to sell the idea that there is something dangerous afoot to the citizenry through the media.
I think that what they're trying to do is say, hey, look, we had to put all these people in the Capitol building to protect our democracy.
And there's a danger here that we needed to call in the military to prevent.
Look how dangerous.
Look at what you had to do.
Yeah.
Look at these poor soldiers sleeping on the floor on their backpacks.
Well, if you talk to any boomers, I mean, they're expecting some kind of fireworks of something.
You know, I don't even want to repeat the things I've heard.
Literal fireworks, of course.
Yeah, yeah.
But, you know, I'm a turd in the punch bowl to these people.
I said, nothing's going to happen.
Nothing is going to happen.
Yeah, we thought that before the sixth, too.
But Smasher, you've been, we didn't disagree, but you think there was more gay opera afoot on the sixth than I was inclined to not speculate about that stuff because I didn't want to spit on people when they were down, just like I didn't like it in Charlottesville when the Monday morning quarterback said, ha ha, you got gay opt, you know, the guy with the Nazi flag, he was an infiltrator and you all played yourselves.
But there was bad news afoot, including tonight they arrested the black guy who was prominent in the footage, who they're claiming, justice is claiming that he instigated Ashley Babbitt to go through that door.
I don't know if you saw that one, but regardless, Smasher, you think there was more glowy stuff than most, I think.
Well, yes and no.
So, you know, I think that these people, what they felt was real, you know, and they had good intentions.
So, like, that was not a gay op.
You know, I don't think that there was a bunch of feds and the crowd making gay things happen.
Right.
There were some for sure, but I think the gay op was mostly, what's the word I'm looking for?
Agent provocateur.
Agent provocateur types, like hijacking them to come in.
Gaslighting them and hijacking these people's good intentions.
And that's really what the gay op was.
You know, on some level, I think that we could say that them even getting let in at all was part of the op.
I'm pretty comfortable because they were let in.
At least some people were let in.
Some people seemed to.
Yeah, the police are holding the door for them.
Let them in.
After they fought their way through the barricades and there was, I mean, you saw that footage on the on the steps and out in front.
Those legitimates.
You saw the guy.
Well, no, I think, I think that there were different, they're different entrances, right?
And I think some of them were.
Some of them were contested.
Some of them weren't.
Some of them were lit in.
Some of them were not.
And it's like complete chaos.
Obviously, no good communication.
Some people are in on the op.
Some people are not.
So who knows?
The other thing.
Sorry, Coco.
The other thing to keep in mind is that they left on their own will.
They weren't moved out or forced out of the Capitol building.
People need to remember that.
These people went in, did what they did, and they actually just walked out.
Yeah.
Well, Trump did say go home and then whatever.
If this was a riot, if this was sedition, right?
If this is a coup attempt, like, how did it end?
Did it end by the democracy, the country taking back control of the Capitol building?
No.
It ended by these people literally just walking out.
Yeah.
No, Thomas Dalton on UNS has a killer.
I won't say a killer article.
He has a very good article about what happened and then what it means going forward.
And I won't try to parse the whole thing.
I'll put it in the show notes.
It was outstanding.
The other thing, Smasher, I referenced was if they, you know, they're, they're tarring this, of course, and maybe it's just the low IQ, low time preference members of the Democratic coalition, but they're tarring it, of course, as white supremacist and white nationalist violence and insurrection when like literally one dude with a rough reference to Auschwitz on his sweatshirt.
Why would they not have more glow-in-the-dark Nazis there with swastika flags and national socialism and stuff like that if they really wanted to make this look bad for MAGA and for civic nationalism?
One, because they don't need to anymore.
They gayoped us with that when we even tried not to.
Even like wignats like myself, it was like, don't go to Charlottesville with something that's going to turn people off.
And everybody was like, oh, yeah, no, we definitely should not do that.
And so they, one, they knew that the crowd showing up was not going to be the same type of crowd, right?
Yeah.
Well, the problem is, is that crowd would have kicked Nazis, quote unquote, out.
I've seen plenty of Trump rallies where guys who came with gear that didn't purport to MAGA were kicked out.
If they were too far right wing, let's say.
The other thing is, if you have way more than just one or two, which is all you need, if you have way more than that, it's going to look ridiculous.
It's going to look like, okay, come on, man.
This is out of control.
But you don't need more than that.
You just need a couple of them.
They had the two things that they needed, the stars and bars and the guy with the switch shirt on.
And a couple dead officers.
Yeah, so they could call it a deadly rally.
Yes.
Was it just one?
I think it was one.
One.
Yeah.
Didn't he die of like a stroke like later?
They don't.
I don't, I think that I was listening to Tedious and they seem to say that they don't know for sure.
Like nobody knows really.
There's no footage of the guy getting quote unquote hit with whatever it was he was hit with.
Yeah.
No, I was going to say, I know that we don't have any footage of him getting hit.
I thought he literally died of a stroke like after the fact.
Yeah, maybe he did.
I've always been allergic to conspiracies and the more wilder speculation on our side of things.
And even now I'm like, yeah, I don't put anything past these people.
And oh, also tonight they're spitting on Babbitt's grave.
They revealed that she and her husband were actually in a thruple or a threeple and they had some other woman living in their house with them.
So they're as if these people can judge.
Good for her husband.
Like these disgusting kids or these disgusting child rapist trans pieces of garbage are like, uh-oh, she was in a three-way relationship.
It's like, quite frankly, like, oh, I'm really if these people can judge.
I didn't see this earlier, but now I'm like really, really mad.
Like, you people are disgusting pieces of human refuse.
You rape kids and, or at least are kid rapist apologists.
You are sex workers.
You are pieces of human filth.
And the only thing that you will ever be good for, whether it's of natural causes or suicide or drug overdose or whatever, will be replenishing nutrients in the soil.
That is the only thing that these people will ever be fucking good for.
Yeah.
George, go ahead, Blairvont.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
The Smasher's point, right?
Like, dude, I don't want to be tut-tutted at.
Want to be like moralized to by like some thought on Twitter who has an OnlyFans in her bio.
Like, yeah, sure, sure.
You tell me about sexual mores.
Like, you're, you're really, you're really on a great soapbox there.
Like, I don't want to hear about it.
And then, uh, and then, secondly, like, um, you know, to a larger point, right?
Like, you mentioned like child rape apologists.
Like, I don't know, like, yeah, what they what they had going on is not for me.
And that's weird.
I'm sorry, that is hecking weird.
That's all right.
Um, but yeah, please, please edit it out, you know, lest lest my grandma get on to me for using bad language.
We charge $1,000 per profanity statement for our font.
So, yeah, just go to full-onhouse.com/slash support and no, go ahead, buddy.
Um, but but yeah, right, like, uh, uh, you know, okay, so maybe that life situation, uh, that arrangement they did, I don't care for it, and I don't want to pursue it, but uh, but also, you know, people who promote like killing unborn children in the womb and like 10-year-olds transitioning or becoming drag queens.
Yeah, I don't want to hear any moralizing from that crowd.
Like, they can kiss the entirety of my pasty backside.
It's like, it's even if it's weird and like maybe distasteful, like it's not, it's not disgusting, it's not like really even morally reprehensible.
It's just kind of like, what are you doing?
You know, like, stop it.
You could be normal after this.
Yeah, exactly.
No, it's, it's clear that they're just digging into her past and plastering anything up there to impugn her.
And of course, the obvious comparison, and I raise it only because some blue check mark did announce today that some public school in Virginia is going to rename itself after Curious George Floyd.
And yeah, Ricky Spencer had a good tweet, and not Richard Spencer, but Ricky Spencer.
The Ricky Vaughan Spencer hybrid.
Yeah, name the mascot for this school.
But yeah, and then on a lighter note as well, you know, I got to say, you know, take the take the sister wife pill, you know, tell all your women, you know, tell all your sister wives to grab their prayer snakes, hop in the horse bugging, and we're going to worship.
Yeah, go ahead, Sam.
Well, you know, when it comes to that, I mean, if the guy is taking care of her like she's a wife, I mean, how is that worse than what these other people are into?
Here's the thing: like, it's none of our business.
Why don't we just use the argument that these dirtbags use on us?
Would you care?
Yeah, yeah.
We shouldn't even be talking about who cares what she did.
Like, we got to stop playing by our enemies' rules and even talking about the things that like we don't have anything to discuss with them anymore.
These are, these are dirtbag people.
And the idea that we have to sit there and justify or explain or anything what they say that this person did, she was shot in the neck.
We don't even know who the guy's name is that shot her.
Okay.
Like, now we know tonight that she was provoked by a black guy that's in the Justice Department statement that this anti-Fabilum agitator was like, go, go, go through, hop through.
Yeah.
No, no, no, sorry.
It's long past that time.
Exactly.
No arguments.
Agreed.
That temptation.
Oh, no, yeah, let's engage with these people on an honest and serious basis.
Yeah.
They're not honest or serious.
Kick rocks is based.
Yeah, no, I mean, the best response here, right, is quote the good book.
And if they try to moralize you, you just say, get behind me, Satan.
Like, what more is there to say?
That's right.
Get behind me, Satan.
Our numbers are way up.
That last show unsurprisingly ticked off in addition to the D Live listeners, the downloads, the YouTube, et cetera.
So we have a bunch of new listeners.
And if you are listening to this for the first time or you're a relatively new listener, I have homework for you, G. Diet.
And that homework is to not allow any Normie's, MAGA Khan's, socially conservative fiscal.
I don't care.
Do not let them squirm and go back into the clutches of the GOP because you know that's going to happen.
I call it the hamster wheel.
Biden and Kamala are going to be big and scary and doing all these bad socialist things.
And the Republicans and Mitch McConnell are going to try to put Trump off to the side in a little holding pen where he maybe has a little annoying TV show and make themselves out to be the savior of you and the defender of America and individual liberty.
What a Rona McDaniel said, we're going to have the free, we're going to be the freedom party.
The same idiotic thing that they've been selling to you for 50 years.
Speaking of which, we finally got Great Ape Niggy's excellent excerpt where he just went on a rant about the GOP's failures on abortion for 50 years.
Half a century of fundraising and platitudes and baby little nibbles around the most fundamental issue of all human morality, the protection of unborn life.
That's up on YouTube and BitChute.
Check that out if you missed it.
But do not let anyone in your life squirm and try to pretend that the GOP is going to save us because they're cowards, morons, or in on the grift if they do so.
That's your assignment.
I don't usually give homework assignments.
Maybe that's going to be a new segment.
I don't see where the GAOP can go from here, honestly, right now.
Maybe it's just, I just don't have an open mind.
Like, how do you take the 70-plus million people that voted for Donald Trump and bring them back into the fold if you're Mitch McConnell?
You know what I mean?
Like, what do you sell them on?
Fearmongering.
I mean, maybe I'm being grug on this, but they're just like, yeah, we're the only thing between Biden, Kamala, and socialism or whatever.
And then people will be like, all right, Lesser Two Evils, the same thing that's worked before, but good point.
If you don't want any of your socialist stuff that they're going to give you, just give it to me.
It's okay.
But MP, look at what they've done to Trump.
I mean, Trump is a borderline dead dog with his tail between his legs.
And they must have said or done or threatened something to him to get him to be such a coward and a muzzled, meek piece of garbage in these last days.
I think to the point where I don't think he's going to be a big threat going forward.
And they might just convict him to be done with it and driving away.
They're going to drop his Jeffrey Epstein sex stuff.
Yeah, I think what they've told him is if you don't go away right now, so we can try to bring this back to what it was before you were here, which, by the way, won't work.
If you don't go away right now, we will do nothing to stand in the way of the people who want to hang you.
And that's probably enough.
That doesn't take a conspiracy theorist to think that's yeah.
He went from the lion to the sheep real quick after that.
I don't think he was ever really a lion, honestly.
No, he was good at preening as one.
He sure was.
Well, I mean, hindsight's 2020.
I mean, one of my idle speculations, I guess, as it relates to Donald, right, as we're doing kind of a post-mortem, is I can't help but wonder if in hindsight he was just kind of running his mouth as he was going down the escalator, you know, Talking about immigrants and what have you, you know, that infamous bit or now infamous bit.
And one of his campaign managers was like, hey, this poll, you know, this is going viral.
This polled really well.
Hey, we're going to roll with this.
And so he just started spouting off about it.
I can't help but wonder if, in hindsight, you know, pure speculation on my part, of course, that he just kind of boomered his way into finding immigration was a popular topic.
So he would run with it, you know, lose middle, you know, drop out halfway through the primary race and, you know, get some extra ratings for the apprentice or something as a result and go on his merry way.
Yeah, I agree.
I think it was all for show.
I think some I'm sorry, I drop his name a lot on this, but Devin Stack Blackpilled was talking about how it's pretty obvious that what Trump was trying to do is just increase his brand by running for president.
And I honestly don't think he understood anything he was saying.
He backpedaled on so many of the things that he would say.
Like, I mean, just all the time.
He would do it sometimes in the same day, say, oh, I wouldn't do this, or I think this about this topic, and literally step on himself later on when somebody else got to him and said, hey, man, you can't say that.
So I just think the guy was a bumbling fool.
I never thought he was, I always thought he was an idiot.
Let's just put it that way.
He said a lot of things that a lot of people liked to hear.
And I think, you know, everybody kind of attached what they thought he was saying.
Like everybody took their biases and really hitched them to what he was saying and thinking, like, well, he's saying what I want.
And I really don't think he was ever there.
And everybody ignored when he would step all over his own stuff.
You know, like everybody completely ignored that.
And it happened all the time.
And I think people just willfully fell for it.
He was rich enough that he could say things that establishment Republican, you know, he wasn't so entirely reliant on the donor class, like whatever Tom Cotton will be or whoever is going to run in 2024.
So yeah, he could just run his mouth and get away with it.
And it doesn't take a rocket scientist, Devon Stack excluded, to figure out that, yeah, a little bit of populism, immigration restrictionism, shocker, and no, I'm not going to take away your social safety net is kind of a winning combination.
But regardless, good riddance.
He's gone.
The crutch is gone as long as we can convince people to not keep relying on him and putting hope.
I want to spit on all of the guys who are probably smart enough to know that this was a griff, that it was a con, but they kept it going.
Guys on Twitter, I won't go into the names to sling mud.
Maybe I'll do it on Twitter, but so many bad actors out there.
Vox day is still saying, trust the plan, that there's going to be some kind of coup.
You know, Mr. Brainiac.
He's good.
Yeah.
And I did want to mention, I'll put it in the show notes.
McNabb wrote a piece for Dissident Meg about the new reality.
Like, welcome.
You are now a dissident in America.
And I actually disagree with the tone and the content of the piece, but I'll leave it at that.
And the audience can make it.
It's basically like run to ground, hit the mattresses, don't speak up.
And I think that's a little bit off.
That's not what we want to do, even though we're in uncharted territory now.
I thought it was excellent.
And the reason I thought it was excellent because I thought it was very, I sent it to a bunch of normies, let's put it that way.
To guys who I think the intended audience was, which is, you know, maybe people who would have been at the January 6th rally, but didn't storm the Capitol, that kind of reason.
You know what I mean?
So for that, I thought it was really good.
For us, and yeah, I get what you're saying about the message not necessarily being what we want, you know.
Yeah, I mean, he said, like, put up a rainbow flag on your car so it doesn't get vandalized.
Like, you will, you can shoot me in the head before I do that.
I thought that was a little tongue-in-cheek.
Sure.
Yeah, I know.
Anyway, yeah, yeah.
I'm criticizing it and I'll give it a bump too.
Go check it out at Dissonant Mag.
And then also, yeah, we are up on Gab.
I'm not going to post on Gab too much because there's just too much going on.
I can't cross-platform.
Maybe we'll turn that one over to Smasher.
It's a really fed post on Gab.
All right.
Yeah.
How are we doing on time?
We got, all right, we got a little bit of time before the break.
Bolerifond, yeah, we've been blabbing about politics and not even bad stuff here for the first, almost the first half.
But before we get into it, standard caveat: this is not professional financial advice.
This is not personalized financial advice.
And you should not take it as such.
We are talking about best practices, things that have worked for us.
And you've had success with managing your own money.
So we wanted to pick your brain.
And if you want to add any caveats, I don't know, whatever the lawyers require for talking money on a podcast.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Just to give more boilerplate, right?
Like, yeah, please, you know, this is not like an individualized investment suggestion.
You know, we're just, I'm just remarking on what has worked for me or other people I've witnessed.
Please consult your own financial and tax professional before you make any moves or any investments with your money.
So anyway, you know, at which point I assume the FBI handler like listening to this right now threw his headphones down in front of it.
Yeah.
And yeah, yeah, this is this is not professional financial advice.
And we're on a Minecraft server right now.
Bust it.
Yeah, no.
Yeah, go ahead.
But yeah, so the so to give like a little bit of background, right?
Like the, you know, I was not, you know, in full transparency, like I got, I got a, I got a fairly worthless degree in creative writing.
But when I was, you know, so I was not formally trained in this.
This is always just like a hobby of mine, like a passion project on like, you know, what do you, what do wealthy people do with their money?
What do, you know, later I connected the dots and realized like, oh, a lot of those wealthy people, you know, wear small hats on Saturdays.
But the, but yeah, no, when I was almost every day.
I don't get it.
How big is that?
Is it a big hat or a little hat?
It's pretty normal in my community.
Well, we'll call you, we'll call you a potato latka smasher then, I suppose.
It's a leprechaun's hat.
Yeah.
But, but no, so I was, but yeah, like I was in high school in 2012, right?
Was when Romney ran, when, when he ran.
And it's all about that.
Yep.
And so anyway, at the time, frankly, I was concerned with, you know, like chasing skirts and playing sports and not concerned with the macro environment.
But one of the things that came up repeatedly, you know, in the various smear campaigns you'd hear about both candidates, you know, Romney and Obama and that was the low tax rate that Romney paid.
And, you know, at the time, I was reasonably apolitical.
I didn't really care.
You know, that was not going to help me, you know, score more points on the field or, you know, effectively like, you know, chase any of the girls that were near me.
So I wasn't much concerned with politics, but I was, you know, like many high schoolers, you know, just working a little part-time job, you know, make a make a little extra gas money, some beer money, that sort of thing.
And, you know, like many folks at that age, right?
Like you get pissed off about the tax withholdings.
You know, you start to, you know, you get angry that the government is taking money from like, you know, your minimum wage job that you're saying.
Sure.
Taxes on savings accounts, even when you make, like, if you make over $10 in the calendar year or in the tax year, right?
They tax that savings interest.
That was always a kick in the nuts.
Like, seriously, it's like 0.5% now and you're still going to tax.
Anyway, go ahead.
Yeah, I know.
It's absolutely criminal.
But so anyways, when they mentioned, I think it was, I think Romney was effectively paying like a 13% tax rate, despite having millions of dollars in income, you know, for when they, when he released his taxes, that kind of piqued my interest because I was like, hell, I'm paying, you know, I'm not making a whole lot as just a little high school senior.
You know, I'm paying more percentage points in taxes.
What is he doing?
And, you know, can I mimic it in any way?
And so that really got me started, I guess, on looking at like, you know, as a passion project, like what do what do the people who rule over us like, you know, do with their money?
How do they invest?
How do they get around taxes?
You know, how do they make their money grow for them?
And so I did not, you know, so I didn't go the typical route.
Like I didn't get like a, what do you call it?
Not a CPA.
CFA, you're a certified financial advisor or something like that.
Yeah, yeah, I didn't get a CFA certification.
This is more like, you know, just unbridled honky autism, you know, just applied to a problem.
And so when we're talking, and you were kind enough to send me some macro questions that you had.
And I can take it up too.
Yeah, go ahead, Blarifog, with the basics.
I didn't want you to feel like you had to jump right into the questions that I floated to.
Oh, no, it's fine.
So I have been rambling a bit, but just to put a finer point on it, like broadly speaking, what I've had success with and what I would encourage others to look at after they speak to their own financial professional and tax professional is to look at like dividend investment because that's what Romney was doing.
Why his taxes were so low.
That's what a lot of wealthy do-nothings or a lot of times like second or third generation money.
That's how their trust funds are replenished and what have you.
And for the noobs in the audience, that means basically stocks, which are equities, pardon me, portions of companies that pay out money per share that you own usually quarterly.
And you can either get that as cash in your brokerage account or you can choose to have it reinvested and essentially like buy more shares of the company with it.
So you're not getting cold cash.
You're just getting more shares.
That's stonks, coach.
Stonks.
Thanks.
Thanks, Sam.
Yeah, precisely.
So the yeah.
And so if you guys are curious, like, you know, does a stock pay a dividend?
Like, and, you know, what is a dividend?
Coach, you, you, you articulate it pretty well.
You know, it's typically paid out quarterly.
It's not, you know, they don't synchronize.
Stocks don't all pay out, you know, on the same date.
You know, they don't pay out necessarily, you know, on the same schedule or anything.
But yeah, essentially, like the, if you own particular stocks that happen to pay a dividend, then you own the stock, you buy it, you do nothing, and then they put money in your account.
Like that's there's a reason that Jews who are not exactly known for, shall we say, being uh uh you know super industrious.
But yeah, so that's what got me interested in uh my particular like niche uh passion interest of dividend investing, you know, because uh it's not a sexy way to invest, it's not like investing in Tesla and you know, over the course of two years, you know, you get like a 20x on your money.
Um, it's it's not like that, is it is more of a slow burn, but it interests me because um you know, the summ point I'll give is that um you know, I believe that Jews control like the majority of the world.
I believe that Jews in particular have a stranglehold on finance.
And so, if Jews, um, you know, if wealthy Jews and shabbo squads like Nick Romney, if they're pursuing a dividend strategy, they are presumably going to protect that at all costs.
Uh, sure.
So I should hop on that train as well.
Do you go with the reinvestment?
Do you go with the reinvestment or do you take the cash or do you does it depend on what uh security you're invested in?
I got you.
Um, so um, so generally, what I um uh so with my with my macro concerns right now about inflation, um, what I generally do is I'll take the cash from like the the mini securities, like the different stocks, um, and uh reinvest them in one or two of the highest dividend paying ones.
Um, so you know, if one stock, if it has uh, and by the way, uh, just as a quick primer for the uninitiated, if you guys, uh, if you Google a stock and you look at um you look at the quick data that it throws at you, it'll give you uh something that's called a yield and then a percentage.
You know, it might say like 5%, 2.3%, something like that.
Um, you know, what that's referring to is the dividend, the dividend yield.
Like, you know, what would you get over the course of a year at its current payout ratio?
But yeah, generally, so if you're a bit more savvy and you like to move things around, you enjoy like the autism of it, like what I do is ones that I like that yield pretty high, I will take dividends from other stocks and reinvest in those to kind of accelerate my growth curve.
If you are uninitiated and don't like, you know, messing around with your portfolio, if you don't care for that, I would highly recommend you just click the dividend reinvestment button and leave it be.
And what that will be fault choice.
Yeah.
Yeah, precisely.
So I rambled there a bit.
Not at all.
Yeah.
And it's tough.
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
It's tough because I know for a fact that we have a lot of young guys that this is probably all like personal finance 101 for.
And I'm sure that we have a lot of dads out there who are managing either their own money themselves and their IRAs and their 401ks or they have a financial advisor to help them.
I'd like to manage the IRA one day.
And yeah, guys, feel free to hop in with questions.
I'm going to step back a little bit because in the not in the rearview mirror, but like right in front of almost every American who's listening right now is a windfall of $1,400 per person on top of the $600 per person that we just got.
And I assume that for most Americans who have credit card debt, who have car debt, mortgages, et cetera, when you get that windfall, the temptation, and it's probably a healthy temptation, is to just pay off your debt and ideally pay off the highest interest rate debt so that you are feeding less money into the gaping maw of big little big finance, little hat finance.
Does that now, of course, everybody's situation is different, Blerophon, but in most cases, if you're listening and you have debt that's not like mortgage debt is usually pretty low, you probably wouldn't want to sink your windfall from the IRS into paying your mortgage down early.
But if you have credit card debt, if you have a big car payment, or if you're close to like student loan debt, does it make sense?
Or should people generally be like, nah, let's try to make this thing grow in uncertain times?
Well, to answer the question, but simultaneously step around it, if you'll forgive me, one of the you know, sometimes people DM me, sometimes people, you know, message me or what have you, and I'll ask about investing.
And, you know, the question I usually have for them in response is, you know, the old Dave Ramsey line, do you have a thousand bucks like in a rainy day fund?
You know, or some folks have articulated, depending on how many in your household, you know, if you have, you know, you, a wife, and a kid, do you have a thousand bucks per head?
Do you have three grand, you know, as a rainy day fund?
If no, then like, we don't, you know, don't worry about investing until you've got a little bit to, you know, don't worry about debt service.
Don't worry about paying down more on your debt service.
Don't worry about, you know, investing until you've got a little bit to fall back on.
If, you know, God forbid, your radiator blows up or, you know, you need some shingles go off on your house that you need to repair or some unexpected expense, right?
So it has the value of peace of mind too, which is often discounted.
But yeah, just knowing you got a little socked away and not like whatever the horrible statistics are that 75% of Americans can't, you know, wouldn't be able to pay an unexpected $1,000 bill or something to that effect.
Yeah.
Well, how many of those are you know not right?
But so 100% of the blacks cannot pay an unexpected $10 bill.
Hey, yo, let me hold some fiat.
Some guy said to me outside the gas station the other day.
They're waking up.
Yeah.
I assume you lectured him about the money printer and how he actually speaks with crypto.
Let me hold some cash app shickles to my Obama phone.
Yeah, sorry.
All right.
But anyway, so perhaps earlier, right, like in my excitement to talk about like my little hobby interest, you know, I think I got the card ahead of the horse there.
So, you know, if you're a younger guy or if you're rebuilding your finances, like, dude, there's no shame in that.
It's been rough the past couple of years and especially 2020.
You know, I encourage guys to look at finances the same way that they look at lifting, for example.
You know, so to give, you know, just to talk about like the correct mindset before we even go into the particulars of like what you should invest in and all that.
Like if, you know, if there is a newbie, like some skinny guy, never been to the gym before, if he comes into the gym and he says, like, ah, you know what?
I'm never going to bench four plates.
So I'm just not going to do it.
Like you would, you would probably look at him and say, like, that's, that's really like, that's not the correct way to look at it.
You know, what your goal needs to be not benching four plates, Mr. Skinny Guy.
Your goal is benching six plates.
Your goal needs to be, you know, just like, you know, two weeks from now, you're benching five, five pounds more than you were.
And then, you know, a week after that, you add another pound to it.
A week after that, you add another pound to it.
And, you know, like if you approach finances like lifting, which is it is a slow but steady grind, you know, it gives you a much more healthy mindset.
People want to, you know, people ask all the time, like, well, you know, I saw that Tesla blew up 700% this year or something like that.
I saw Bitcoin blew up, you know, 50%, 100%, you know, over some timeframe.
Like, what's the next thing?
You know, how can I double my money in a month?
Sure.
Like, I don't know, man.
Like, you'd probably need to convert to Judaism and get the hot stock tips at synagogue, like, to really understand, to really, to, you know, get the insider trading information.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
And by the time, I'm sorry to interrupt, by the time the average retail normie investor is interested in a stock, like it's all the horse has already left the barn, right?
The rocket ship has already taken off.
Although not always, you know, Bitcoin as an example, still room to run.
I think a lot of our guys would say that just stack, stack, stack, as Carl Thornburn said, don't worry about the timing and all the rest of it.
But yeah, generally.
Yeah, precisely.
So anyways, to kind of recap before we get into more particulars, and you mentioned crypto there, and we'll get into that in a second.
But yeah, so if you're rebuilding your finances or if you're a younger guy and you're, you know, got your first, you know, well-paying job and you're trying to sock something away, remember, like, you know, building wealth, building equity, building value, it's like lifting.
Like, yeah, maybe there are some folks that lucked out and they threw 500 bucks in Bitcoin like seven years ago and they don't ever have to work again.
But like, you know, that's, you're probably not going to be able to replicate that.
Or if you are, you're smarter than me and you shouldn't listen to me.
And if you're thinking about something, I'll intersperse this with a couple of anecdotes because I'm older than you, Bellerophon.
I'm not, I'm not flexing.
I've made plenty of mistakes in my almost 40 years.
There's so many times where I had the kernel of an idea of an investment idea or a company I thought was going to be hot.
And I either sat on it or I second-guessed myself and I went back and looked at it six months or a year or two years later.
And I said, you dumb SOB.
You listened to Peter Schiff.
You thought the sky was falling and you chickened out and you didn't do it.
So it's like the old adage, the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago.
The second best time is today.
Same goes for lifting.
Same goes for starting to build your nest egg, even though it seems like this whole project is doomed and it's going to crash and we're going to go the way of the Soviet Union.
And there's so much to talk about.
I'll also draw attention for our listeners back to the very first show that's in our YouTube playlist.
I think it's episode three or maybe episode six.
We call it the Six Million Dollar Men, a little reference to a 70s action show, but we did a lot more fundamentals and basics.
So if this is a little bit of Greek to you, we're going to get more advanced in the second half.
Start with that one and then hop over to this because we covered the bases there.
It's timeless there.
And we want to be a little bit more like with the times and relevant for all the things that are going on here.
If you guys don't mind, let's pause there.
And then in the second half, we got to talk retirement for sure.
Going to let Sam Grillia about just basics and where things are going from here.
I want to ask about sectors.
I mean, the market is at almost all-time highs, and that makes people nervous.
You wait for a holdback, for a pullback or not.
And of course, saving for college for your kids, important as well.
Also, shout out to our pal Moto, who has given so much help to our audience with money speculation, verbal speculation, not literal speculation through the years.
We love you, Moto.
All right, guys, any quick questions or comments for Blerophon before we take a quick break here?
No, that's all good.
I want to get to the second half.
Okay, good deal.
Yeah, we'll take a quick break.
And in keeping with the tenor of the first half of the show, MP, please put on Land of Confusion, not from Genesis, but by Disturbed from 2006.
Make money, lift heavy weights, grind your teeth, be good parents, make white babies, and don't go anywhere.
You're sons of Bees.
We're going to need you all in the struggles to come.
And we'll be right back.
I must have dreamed a thousand dreams by a million screens.
Locking in the marching feet.
Moving into the street top.
Now, did you read the news today?
They say the danger's down our way.
But I can see the fires still alight burning into the night.
There's too many men, too many people.
Making too many problems.
And there's not much love to go around.
And you see, this is a land of confusion.
This is the world we live in.
And these are the hands we're given.
You stand, and let's start trying to make it a place worth living in.
Lost for men, we're all due now.
When everything's gone wrong somehow, the men of steel, these men of power.
I'm losing control.
My hour, this is the time.
This is the place that we love the future.
And there's not much love to go around.
Tell me why this is a land of confusion.
This is the world we live in.
And these are the hands we're given.
You stand and let's start trying to make it a place worth living in.
I remember long ago when the sun was shining and all the stars were riding all through the night.
In the wake of this madness, as I held you tight so long ago, And
welcome back to Full House, episode 75.
Hope you enjoyed that banger.
I was blasting that at about 100 decibels in the house the other day.
The other day, the kids were looking at me like, Dad, can you turn it down a little bit?
I was like, all right.
When your kids ask you to turn the music down.
A lot of people will ask, why are you doing personal finance here?
And the reason is that I see us getting kulaked in this country.
This is a slow-rolling or a rapidly increasing Bolshevik revolution, or it's not even the revolution has already happened, and this is just a mopping up operation.
So it's an important thing to talk about because we all want to take care of ourselves and our families.
And it's important to parse out how to do that and whether finance and stocks and smart savings and investment is the way to do it.
As opposed to, say, some of my buddies say, I'm not playing in the Jewish casino.
It's due for a fall.
And I am cashing out and I am investing in land, toys, and tools.
And that's certainly an option for practical things.
You can feed your family, defend your family, and have some privacy and security.
I think you can probably hedge your bets and do a little bit of both, but we will get into that in more detail here in the second hour.
Last time we had a show, it was a live stream, and that tends to be a little bit hectic and get away from me sometimes.
So I overlooked birth announcements and conception announcements.
So we're a little bit backed up this week, and that's a good thing.
So we're going to start with Rusty and Magda.
Let us know that they are expecting their second, another girl.
Beautiful, wonderful time.
Now, Rusty, I think, might be thinking he might be a little bit of a sad Eeyore, like, oh, when am I going to have a son?
Don't worry, buddy.
Daughters are wonderful.
They're perfect.
And you're just going to have to keep going until you get a son, right?
Magda agrees, I'm sure.
If you could have daughters first, that's the best thing because they will actually help.
That's based on Trad Build.
Also, yeah, resist.
You know, if you do have all daughters, but you really want a son, resist the Jewish programming to make one of them transition.
That's my two cents.
Very good.
Well, you know what?
What you're having and what you're expecting, you just want the mother and the child to come through everything safe and sound.
That was always my worry.
You know, there's only two sexes, so it's going to be one or the other.
Yep.
Just the other day, my daughter caught me in a moment of not grumpiness, but just intense irritation about the world.
And she wrote me a little note.
She created a colorful hippopotamus and captioned the hippopotamus saying, please be happy, dad.
And I looked at her and I smiled and I gave her a big bear hug.
And I said, you know what, sweetie, it worked.
So God bless our daughters.
The sons are too.
Yeah.
Junior's birthday is coming up.
I got him a pretty sweet present.
I think he's going to be excited for it.
Anyway, Matz let us know that he and his wife are expecting their second and they've got back-to-back sons.
Congratulations, Metz, and to your wife.
And our good pal from up north, who goes by North, let us know that his wife is up the duff, whatever that means.
It's all Greek to me, buddy, but whatever dialect of English that is.
Congratulations, North.
I think that's his second.
That's all I got.
And Sam, I know you got a bunch in the hopper.
Yeah.
Oh, man.
A couple of these just blowing me away here recently.
One of our dear friends, fan of the show, and just a great guy from ADS, American Defense Skinheads.
The guy, these guys are involved in the Book and Rifle podcast, which I've recommended to people to listen to, just reported that he and his wife are expecting a child in June.
And I'm putting it this way because this is the first child.
And I want to say that we on the show here have encouraged him and encouraged people to have children.
And, you know, we can celebrate along with this announcement.
Wonderful.
Taking part in it.
And so I'm so excited and tickled for that one.
And another beloved comrade that in our parts we would know has increased his brood and he's working on it in these last few years, doing a great job, and just announced that they are expecting another one.
So I'm just going to leave it at that.
I can't give any details on that, but a dear beloved comrade, if ever there was one, I'm just blown away how we keep getting these announcements every week, whether birth announcements or conception announcements, expecting.
It's certainly great.
That's right.
Yep.
Absolutely essential duty for our people, especially in the face of adversity.
Smasher, what's the due date on, God, I don't even, I forget what the nicknames are for the next two coming.
Man and animal.
Frick and frack.
And I think it's the 7th of the 8th of August.
Okay.
All right.
So right before the first set of twins.
Summer babies.
If I may, Smasher, something you may want to consider if you're taking name considerations, right, is give them really Afrocentric names.
So maybe they accidentally get some affirmative action when folks are looking at their resumes.
Well, Irish names are Afrocentric in and of themselves.
So, you know.
Sorry.
I'm sorry, Smasher.
That was like, you know, that's what she said, lay up or, you know, something else.
I couldn't resist.
You know, I don't approve of those things.
It's okay.
Not with that attitude, coach.
Yeah, see you in a couple of weeks.
All right, let's move on.
Also, I wanted to give a hat tip.
Whitey flagged for us that the Nordic resistance movement mentioned Full House on their latest podcast, which I think is called Nordic Frontier.
And they gave credit.
They didn't give credit to Mr. Producer, but it was his concept that he introduced or related about imposing costs on a system.
If you want to be taken seriously, you have to impose costs.
So, anyway, hat tip and big salute to our friends up north.
Those guys are great.
The best optics I've ever seen has been a Nordic Resistance Movement March.
So, we love you guys too.
And a quick teaser for next week: we are going to have on a guy who is extremely sharp about OPSEC/slash Infosec.
He's going to share best practices.
That was a request from a friend of the show saying, Hey, coach, we're not in Kansas anymore.
We should probably remind our audience about what to do, how to protect themselves, so they don't end up like you're sorry ass.
So, we've penciled in.
That guest is Milo Giannopoulos.
Step one: become a federal informant.
It's question mark.
Step three: profit.
We're going to have Kike Slammer 1488.
He's never been doxxed.
He's still out there on the land.
So, still getting away with it.
Oh, 1488 of them.
All right.
Pivoting back to our topic the week is money, how to make ourselves wealthier, smarter, more secure.
Stepping back once more, Bolerophon, the thing that we talked about on the break, and it's certainly relevant for me, is well, the world is going to come to an end anyway.
We're all going to be in the gulag.
Why should I put away scarce, precious dollars that are useful to me today in the hopes of seeing them two, three, even four decades out for the younger guys?
So, on a meta level, I presume that you are very pro savings and investment, but let some of the more anxious guys know what you think about that.
Oh, yeah.
And that's a very fair question that people have hit me with.
Like, why should I care about why should I care about savings?
Why should I care about the stock market?
You know, it's all going to hell in a handbasket.
And those are very reasonable concerns, very reasonable questions.
My rebuttal to that, and this is something I chewed over for like years before I came to this conclusion.
But, you know, if we're going to, if the country is going to look more like Brazil, then, you know, Brazil has a stock market and you could have made money in it this past year.
You know, as we all know, like, you know, the equities market can be, in many cases, super fake and gay and divorced from reality on the ground, any economic reality, right, for the common man.
And, you know, that's true.
But, you know, if I believe that Jews run the world, if I believe that Jews have a particular interest in finance, then, you know, damn it, I'll hitch my wagon to what they're doing and try to make a buck that way.
That's my synopsis.
Yeah, go ahead, Smasher.
Well, nobody's telling you to put all of your, every single cent that you earn away, you know.
So do you want to bet on the world collapsing before you have to pay that credit card off and then like lose your mortgage or something?
Yeah, precisely, right?
Like, if you can, if you can make money off of the Jewish system and in the meantime, You know, still enjoy your life or whatever.
It's like, then why not?
Like, what's the disadvantage in trying to make a couple of dollars?
Yeah, no, well, well put.
You know, so if you are in a spot right where you've got money set aside for a rainy day, you know, if your savings is step one is savings, right?
Like Dave Ramsey is right in that regard.
Pardon me, that's my white claw coming up, coming up as I'm muted.
Ain't no law when you're drinking the claw.
We all take White Claws to the Capital on the 20th.
Actually, but to your point, Sam, no, actually, they amended that.
And there are laws when you're drinking claws, but it is Admiralty law.
So it's a lot more loose.
But yeah, so to Smasher's point, right, like, you know, I can't see the future.
Like, other than vague predictions that we're heading more towards a Brazil kind of environment because demographics are destiny.
But, you know, Brazil still has still has a stock market.
And, you know, you could have made money on that.
And, you know, so along those lines, right?
Like, yes, the Jewish finance system we have is just a bit fake and just a bit gay.
But if it's a way that you can easily and legally make a buck, you know, if you find a solid dividend stock, you know, that yields you five, six, seven, eight percent, you know, annual, that's not nothing.
The, you know, if your savings are right, if you've gotten that squared away and you have your rainy day fund and you're looking to invest, there are other ways to make a buck, right?
Like rental properties, for example, you know, crypto, those are certainly ways you can make money.
But just speaking on what I know, speaking on what I can, you know, expound on intelligently, you know, dividend stocks are a great way to do that because you just hold the stock and you do nothing and you get money for it.
So that's, you know, I know that sounds Jewish and fake and gay, and those are all fair criticisms.
But, you know, it's an easy way to make a buck.
Real quick, we're going to cover our bases on the young guys just getting starting out, started out with the chance to have the snowball effect, start small, and it keeps building and building.
So you want them to have a rainy day fund first before they get into investing, certainly not in any big way.
And for those young guys, say they don't get any 401k, maybe they're doing a gig job or they have a crappy job.
Roth IRA or traditional IRA.
The difference is the Roth is not tax advantage right now.
You don't get to deduct it at the end of your taxes, but it grows tax-free.
I presume that you would want people, young people saving for retirement in Roth IRAs or traditional IRAs if they want to knock some money off of their income for retirement.
And then if they have, if they've covered that, which is like 6,500 max you can contribute per year, then you get into getting a brokerage account where you're playing with real money, not retirement money, where you're trying to score gains or build dividends.
Is that fair?
I'm putting words in your mouth.
Oh, no, that's all.
No, that's all fair.
No, I am, I will say, again, basic caveat: talk to your own tax professional and talk to your own financial professional before you make any moves because everybody's situation is different.
But just for me personally, frankly, I put less than I could into my retirement accounts and more into a regular taxable dividend income account.
And You might have a fair criticism here, like perhaps that's a low time preference.
But, you know, my rebuttal to that would be.
Far from the South.
So, you know, I'll have, you know, I identify with my, you know, with my 25% white heritage.
Okay.
I try to keep it, I try to keep it low time preference.
But my thinking, my thinking here is that, so for those not familiar, with 401ks, with IRAs, you know, those are, you can withdraw from those penalty-free, you know, your IRA and your 401k, you can withdraw from those penalty-free at age 59 and a half.
Don't ask me why it's that age.
It's just statutory.
But the, you know, if you're trying to like improve your financial situation, you know, in the more immediate future, then, you know, you'd want that in a regular taxable account.
So, you know, so as a trivial example, I was able to, you know, I was able to pay my mortgage note recently just with dividends that rolled in.
And, you know, that was awesome.
That was, you know, that was, that was more money I had to play with and more money to invest, more money to save.
And, you know, that was money from a taxable account.
And, you know, I'm not close to age 59 and a half.
I would like to accelerate my retirement curve, if you will.
And, you know, I don't want to have to wait until age 59 and a half necessarily to quit working.
You know, if I if I put more as a personal choice, consult your own professional here financially.
If I put more into a taxable account, those are dividends that I can turn off the reinvestment pipeline.
I can turn that off once I've reached whatever my desired threshold is for income and just realize that as cash that I put in my pocket.
Now, it does take a lot of holdings and a lot of money for that to be real money, right?
Because I don't have a lot in my brokerage account.
That's like $500 at like 4% dividend yield.
And that's like $6 a quarter or something like that.
You do have to have a lot of stock holdings to have dividend income pay your mortgage.
Well, to be fair, it's an area of autism of mine.
And I won't be able, it just happened.
I had a few stocks that also paid a special dividend.
So it was not expected.
I'm not giving you a hard time.
So it's not something I'll be able to do every time.
But yeah, if you guys are familiar with FHIR, F-I-R-E, so it's not the typical use of the acronym, which is like finance, insurance, and real estate, but rather financially independent retire early.
So these FHIR folks, a lot of them are kind of like in the extreme couponing crowd or extreme thriftiness, sometimes to the point of like self-flagellation, frankly.
But a lot of them, if you Google those guys, unfortunately, I don't have anything at my fingertips to recommend.
But the financially independent retire early crowd has a lot of excellent points about relating to our initial to our initial point about like lifting, the lifting analogy, right?
Like, you know, every dollar that you save, every dollar you generate in passive income, you know, gets you a little bit closer, just a little bit closer to your goal.
You know, Rome wasn't built in a day.
You know, it was built brick by brick.
And similarly, like, yeah, you're right.
You know, the six dollars a quarter is not exactly gonna, it's not exactly gonna uh you know put you up in a Beverly Hills mansion.
That is a fair point.
But, you know, if you do, if you do grind at it, if you set yourself automated investing, yeah, automated investing goals, you know, you budget out carefully, like, what can I put on a recurring basis into reliable high-yield dividend stocks that are going to pay me money for doing nothing.
And, you know, it's not sexy.
This is a slow burn.
But it's one of those things where, you know, after, you know, after five years, after seven years, after 10 years, after 15 years, you start to realize some like non-trivial income gains from that.
And they're going to give you a lot more money per quarter than a savings account.
I had to hit on savings accounts because right now you're lucky to get 0.5% interest from one of the online banks with like no overhead.
Goldman Sachs got into the game with Marcus.
There's Synchrony.
There's American Express.
They're all over the place.
You can go to bankrate.com to find them, but it's basically worthless.
You're losing, you know, inflation exceeds the interest that you're getting from savings.
Now, I like the mental security of knowing that I have it there, but is there anything better?
I was advised at one point to stop being a dummy.
And you're foolish if you have a big savings account and you haven't maxed out your Roth IRA because Roth IRA contributions can be withdrawn at any time, even before 59 and a half or whatever, tax-free.
Anything that you gain in that, you can't pull out tax advantaged until 59 and a half, but your contributions can always be pulled out.
So what you put into a Roth is like a savings account.
Should we not do that?
Because once you get it in there, you got a ton more options for safe blue chips and dividend stocks than you do by just putting it in the standard savings and loan operation.
Oh, yeah.
So you are correct, Blake, with your analysis of a Roth IRA there.
So before I get into that, just a bit more.
So if you're looking for, and I use the term relatively high-yield places to park your money, if you just need liquid cash, you know, for a rainy day, for fixing your radiator on your car if it blows up or something, you know, ones with large, large banking institutions that are not likely to fold.
So Citi, Citibank, you know, does offer a savings account with 0.5% annual rate.
I know that's higher than most, albeit I know 0.5% is not exactly something to hang your hat on.
As well as American Express, they do offer a high-yield savings account with currently 0.5%.
It's my understanding those are subject to change.
So if you're listening to this after the fact, please double check.
But at least as of my last internet sleuthing.
So if you need liquid capital for a rainy day and you just need someplace to park it where it's doing at least a little bit for you, those are some half-decent options.
And our pal Theo, who came on the election night stream, said that money market accounts or credit unions will often offer higher interest, but you have to find them and then become a member.
It's not quite so easy as just opening something up online.
And yeah, so another option for your liquid savings, your rainy day fund.
Yeah.
Sam, I don't want to go ahead, Blerophon, and I'm going to kick it over to Sam since this was his idea, and I don't want to put words in his mouth and whatever level of specificity he wants to get into with his situation.
And for the, you know, for the golden years crowd, no, I'm kidding, you know, 40, 50s, getting closer to retirement.
Go ahead.
Well, boy, maybe I'm going to going to try to offer just a little advice here from my years of learning the hard way.
You know, since I was in high school, I was a white nationalist and interested in it.
And I went to college more or less because my father demanded it or made me promise to go.
He died when I was a teenager.
But after I graduated, you know, I right away started having children.
And having children, at least in my era, was very expensive.
And I had a kind of a berserker kind of mentality of I didn't care what happened.
And in the 90s, when I was becoming a young professional, this is when they were stripping away any of the things like pensions.
And it was before some of the advent of the financial instruments, maybe even that we're talking about here.
So in my younger life, you know, there was nothing offered and it was an austere time for somebody who was making money and trying to live, you know.
And it wasn't until later in life that eventually I went to work for a major OEM and they offered the incredible matching 12% investment.
Yeah.
So could you imagine saving 24% of your salary every year?
Let's say you're making at that time 80 or 90, you know, $85,000, $90,000 a year and saving 24% of it into a savings account, which was a mutual fund type of a thing, which was invested for you.
You had some choice about how it was put in.
But this is one thing I would point out to people.
Maybe it's obvious to others already, but if it isn't obvious to you, when you are taking a job, taking employment, be aware if you have that, if the company offers something like you put in a certain amount of your own money and they will match up to a certain percent.
So the golden rule, if they're offering you free money by telling you to save your day, you don't take it.
That's right.
You're leaving money on.
And I couldn't even afford to take advantage of the whole amount, but I did take advantage of a good chunk of it.
And that's how I kind of got my start.
And after a few years, I left that job.
You might say, what are you crazy?
Well, they went bankrupt.
They were too generous.
No, no, no, not at all.
I mean, the thing is, like, it was more of a question of do you want to have a life or not?
Because that type of jobbing involved a lot of traveling and things like that.
And after five or so years, I looked at it like being in the military.
You know, you do this for a while, but you can't do this forever.
And so I left that job and went to another job.
But there they were willing to match up to 6%, which is still pretty good.
So you could, let's say you're saving up to 12% of your salary every year.
So I took advantage of that.
And thanks to at the time that I was making a transition, getting reacquainting with a dear comrade that I had known some years before who had got into the financial, what's the word, guidance or counseling type of a thing, and guided me into some really good financial instruments.
I suppose they could be described like annuities.
And so I moved some money into those things too.
And my current situation is good too, in that same respect of matching your own money, putting your own money in, and then the company matches it.
This is a great opportunity and something guys should consider whatever they're doing in life.
So, Sam, you're feeling pretty good then, heading or are you sweating?
And I assumed you were sweating on it.
No, I guess I, well, I have the attitude anyways of going hell bent for leather or something.
You know, I'm not expecting anything because, you know, this milieu we're in is so chaotic.
And in a certain way, I have like an extreme mentality about it of hell, anything could happen to me, you know.
But through good advice of some people in my life, you know, he got me set up.
I really got more serious about it later in life.
You know, and even now, I don't know enough about it.
And so that's why I listen with interest.
But I do have a number of things going for me right now, which is good.
But I did get a later start in life.
Like I said, our country was in a, especially, you know, late 80s into the 90s.
This is was the worst time, you might say, with the outsourcing and offshoring of a lot of business and being somebody, even a professional person at that time.
Like I say, that's when they're stripping pensions away.
And it was tough for people in that time to save any money or to plan any kind of retirement.
Smasher, how's your portfolio looking, buddy?
It's okay.
I've got about $800 in Bitcoin right now.
Right on.
In all seriousness, are you a devil take it screw this stuff?
Or are you going to listen to some of this and start building your snowball?
You're young.
You could do it.
I am actually a big fan of savings.
I'm actually a big fan of paying off your debt mostly.
Now, you should have savings before you do that because you never know what's going to happen.
But I'm a big fan of getting rid of debt because I'm an anti-Semitic.
Me too.
That's been, you know, we've talked about those things like what do you do with your stimulus or whatever.
Any extra money that I come across that goes right into paying down my debt, which is built up of many years of having children and so forth.
But one other thing I would say may mean something to some of you or maybe not.
But no matter what, you got to trust in God that he's got this thing, you know, and God and Social Security.
That's right.
You know, so that's, that's, you know, if you if looking at my situation on paper, you know, it might seem kind of desperate, but I'm trusting in God on this one.
Yeah, it sounds like you're in better shape probably than most Americans your age, Sam.
Bellerophon, I'm almost 40 and have money in IRAs and you know the deal when you have it.
It's like in the peak of your life, you're usually making close to peak, but you have the most expenses, the mortgage, the kids, the car payment, you got to sock money away for college, the braces, the big grocery bills, the veterinary bills.
People in their 30s and 40s listening to this, I presume, aside from company matching, that they should be socking money away in their IRAs.
Is that on top of the stuff?
I mean, you just got to kick them in the ass to scrape that money and put it aside.
Yeah, yeah.
No, I would encourage that because if, you know, again, after you consult your own tax and financial professional, if this is apropos for you, yes, I would, you know, I would encourage to have like a, if it works for your situation, like I, you know, I have a personal like IRA and a personal Roth, you know, outside of any company stuff, just because I can self-direct it more.
I can do that dividend reinvestment strategy that I was talking about earlier.
And, you know, to the to the kind of implied question there, you're talking about having to kick people in the ass a little bit, you know, to save more or to kind of get their money right.
You know, one of the, you know, when I talked to some of the, some of the woke guys around me, you know, when they have money questions, I kind of realized fairly early on that really what they needed was more of a motivational speech and that like mostly motivational speech and a little bit of like financial guidance, but like mostly motivational stuff.
So like along those lines, right, like some harsh criticism I got from a, from, shall we say, a bit of a salty blue collar guy when I was first started working, you know, I noticed that he was driving a much nicer vehicle than me.
You know, you know, I was I was a young man at the time, just starting off my career.
And, you know, and I kind of remarked on that because I knew we worked at the same company.
He was, you know, but he was on the blue collar side of it.
And I kind of, you know, we had a good working relationship.
I busted his balls about that, about, you know, oh, what kind of car note are you having to take on on that?
And he mentioned like, no, dude, I don't, I didn't take out a car note.
I paid cash.
And because I paid cash, I got to haggle with him a little bit, got a pretty decent price on his truck.
I'm going to ride it for the next 12 years until the wheels fall off.
And he gave me like some, you know, so I was a little bit like pleasantly surprised, I guess, because I knew roughly what his salary was, you know, what he was making.
And I was kind of surprised he was able to afford like a, you know, relatively like baller vehicle.
And he said, well, I saved the money for it.
And, you know, I set that aside.
And what he told me was by way of motivational speech was that, you know, if you want to save, if you want to invest, you will.
Like, you know, there is, you know, there is some crackhead out on the street right now who is probably hustling harder for you for his for his financial goals.
Yeah.
Because, you know, not that I encourage, not that I encourage our listeners to do crack cocaine, but rather like that crack, you know, the point is that crackhead, he really wants, you know, the $50 he needs to get his next fix.
So he's not asking himself, like, he's not asking himself, oh, how will I ever do without Netflix?
You know, oh, how will I ever do without getting some takeout food?
No, you know, he is going to, he's going to hustle, he's going to scrape, he's going to, you know, he's going to do whatever he has to do, including, but I'll limit it to that, you know, to get the money together for what he wants because he wants it that bad.
So he kind of, you know, looked me in the eye and he said, like, you know, so, you know, if you're asking those kind of questions, just know there's some gamer word crackhead who's out hustling you for his goals right now.
How does that make you feel?
And so it's a bit crass, perhaps, but the point is, like, you know, if you want to save, right?
Like, if you really want to, if you really want to invest, you will.
Like, the, you know, if, again, not to be overly harsh, but perhaps like a little bit of dose of reality.
You know, my granddad always said, you can tell, you can tell what a man values by looking at his calendar and looking at, you know, where the money goes from his wallet.
So, yeah, you know, if you say, I want to save up for a big, beautiful white family, I want to invest, you know, so I can pay for and just treat my future beautiful family right.
You know, if you say that, but then, you know, you look at your calendar and your wallet, like, but your calendar and your wallet say that you like running up $100 bar tabs, you know, on Friday night, then, you know, if your wallet calendar says, hey, I will say I'm a big truck respecter.
Same here.
We just got a big truck.
So, but the, but you know, if your wallet and your calendar say that actually, no, you, you know, you actually value, you know, sleeping in, not getting that overtime when you could, you know, you actually value, you know, spending $500 like on a, on a, on a, um, you know, a new firearm doodad that you don't actually need.
You know, that's, that's what I, that's what I would encourage folks to say, you know, to actually like take a sort of a relentless, unflinching self-inventory.
Like, what is your, you know, state your goals out loud, but also look at what does my wallet and what does my calendar say I actually value right now?
Does it say I value Taco Bell, you know, eight times a week?
You know, if so, Starbucks, Netflix, yeah, vintage, skinhead, vinyl.
Whoops.
Oh, I know.
That's what when I asked Masher about his portfolio, I wasn't trying to bust his chops.
I was giving him a softball there to be like, well, I got my Gladius or whatever the hell that thing is called.
If you don't have a Gladius, what are you doing with your life?
Sword busting.
No, it's very true, Bill Arfon.
Thank you.
And you do it for your kids too.
And there's a happy medium between being the hand-rubbing shekel squirreler and living in squalor or whatever, and also just being totally irresponsible and not playing the game.
I don't, you know, my old man never respected the game.
He always rolled his eyes when he came to it, you know, to investing and stuff like that.
It was just like a chore.
And I got into it for a while.
And now I'm on the fence between the like liquidate it all and buy manor estate in North Dakota versus double down and rise and grind and make that bread while I'm tempted to like propose the white strike and everybody check out and just farm potatoes like old school.
But a couple I'll have you know that I'm part of the bourgeoisie, okay?
But since you are a manlet, you are part of the petite bourgeoisie.
That is translate to you.
We've been over this fun fact.
I assume that most people know this about Smasher, but he will never decline the opportunity to challenge a man to a fight or a good-natured fight.
And I have seen him take on some big dudes and sparring and wrestling and come out on top.
So hats off.
Yeah, it's true.
From the beach to the hollers, yeah.
I was an instructor for the Army Modern Combatants Program.
And he remembered a few things.
Tax season, tax filing season.
Go ahead, Smasher.
I didn't mean to go.
I was just going to say, go figure like the one thing that I can remember is violent.
Oh, God, dude.
I don't want to think about taxes this year.
Yeah.
So that's an important one that I wanted to mention.
Is that April 15th is coming around.
Presumably we're not getting a two-month COVID extension, although who knows with the damn different strains coming out.
At what point, Valerophon, does it make sense for a guy to just do the TurboTax or the HR block software versus getting a professional to help them with it?
Is there, I don't know, I've always just done the online software.
Oh, yeah.
No, and that's a very good question.
So my, so one, again, you know, everybody's different.
Consult your own financial and tax professional, you know, just to make sure.
But at least broadly speaking, like, you know, I'm, you know, finance, taxes, that sort of thing.
That's my hobby interest that I sink way too much time into.
You know, girlfriend gets angry at me occasionally because I'll be opining about some article on seeking alpha that I was running across and like, you know, just kabetching about how they're wrong on some of their data points.
But, you know, even, so I will say, like, you know, the HR blog, the TurboTabs, like all of those various softwares, they have improved a lot over the years.
So I suspect that for a lot of folks, those softwares will work just fine.
Again, you know, everybody's different.
Consult with your own finance professional first.
But, you know, they cover a lot of stuff, you know, and for I forget what the exact price is.
I want to say like 50, 75 bucks.
Depends on which package, but yeah, it's in that ballpark.
Yep.
Yeah, somewhere in that neighborhood.
It covers the majority of bases.
Like if you have a peculiar tax situation, you probably need to holler at a CPA and get them to wade through the particulars.
But like for me personally, I know taxes and finances better than most.
And I just use online software.
Sure.
So that would be, you know, that's what I do for myself.
Yeah, it creates a total black.
It's weird.
It's just like you just become a robot putting in information and then you see the number go up and down.
You're like, oh, you know, I'm getting a refund.
Oh, man, I'm going to owe them money.
And then at the end, this is the final number.
And you're like, oh, okay.
All right.
Whatever you say.
Good stuff.
And then finally, since this is a show ostensibly for parents, even though we wander pretty far afield sometimes, basically 529s versus education savings accounts.
For most people, they change the rules so that education savings accounts and 529s can now both be used for educational expenses before college.
It used to be that the cover dells, the ESAs could only be, or those could be used for pre-college.
529s were only for college, but they changed that with the Trump tax plan.
So both of them are roughly the same in terms of usability.
There's a $2,000 annual limit on ESAs.
And on 529s, it's either $12,000 or $15,000 per year.
You can get grandma and grandpa or aunts and uncles to throw money in there.
So either one, you can't really lose with 529s.
You can deduct your state income tax with some of them, but not all of them.
You don't have to get a 529 plan from the state that you're in, but it's usually advantageous.
The question I wanted to ask was with those, like I really don't like monkeying around with individual stocks when it comes to the kids because it just gives me the butterflies, their future, and what if it tanks?
What if they go bankrupt?
Time, those time-sensitive securities where they are more aggressive in the early years and then they get more conservative out toward the time of use, whether it's retirement or college.
Are those still in vogue?
I know they were kind of like crapped on during the financial crisis, like, oh, they performed terribly.
Anything you want to take from that?
So I will admit, you know, as it relates to the 529s, which are commonly referred to as like, you know, like your kids like college fund, that's probably, you know, if you have a financial advisor, that's probably what they refer to that as.
I will admit, since I don't have kids, I'm not as personally versed in those, you know, as other kind of instruments or other kind of accounts.
If I don't have the data on hand, so please, audience, double check me on this.
But just going off the top of my head, I believe that, you know, your Roth IRA is convertible into a 529.
Again, please double check me, audience.
I'm going off the dome here.
So if you're not excited about having a bunch of accounts to balance, you know, and juggle at the same time and, you know, you'll worry about it closer to time, then, you know, perhaps if my memory is correct, then, you know, perhaps a Roth, just investing in that.
And then, you know, you can, when it comes closer to time, you can see if you want to convert it or not into a 529.
That might need the path of least resistance in that case.
Good deal.
Yeah, thank you for that.
And there's a lot of guys.
I mean, I know we can barely scratch the surface of the basics here, but it's still important because I want to get people thinking about it.
And with a little bit of a foundation, there's tons of guys in this thing who can advise you on rental properties to specific stocks that they love to crypto.
There's channels on Telegram dedicated to this stuff.
So again, same thing.
I also meant to mention that after our show last week, unsurprisingly, given the turmoil in the country, we got a slew of vetting requests.
So it's a little bit like, okay, so yeah, when things go bad, that's when you reach out.
But that's human nature.
That's understandable.
And a lot of guys said, I have been a lurker and a consumer for many years.
Yeah.
And not the other type of Umer.
And I realize that now it is time for me to get a little bit of skin in the game too and at least dip my toe into that thing.
So we make no promises.
All we can do is find out Bare minimum vague details about you and roughly what part of the country you're in and rough age, and then possibly maybe connect you with somebody else who's trusted.
That's it.
We have a navigating the collapse in store, as always, Nathaniel Scott coming through with us.
But Bolerophon, thank you so much for fielding my sort of rapid fire all over the place questions.
Is there anything before we move on to this last segment and bring this puppy home that you want to drive home with the audience or things that we missed?
We didn't talk too much about crypto, but I think I'll just say, check out Carl Thornburn's channel on Telegram.
I don't know what the damn handle is, but I'll put it in the show notes.
He is a big Bitcoin booster.
He knows to shit.
I think he's right.
I like his takes and I think he's right.
But then I know people who say don't touch that thing with a 10-foot pole.
But Bolero, how about it?
Oh, yeah.
So, one, regarding crypto, I only dabble in it with like basically lunch money.
So I'm just going to punt on that one.
I've known guys who have made a good chunk of money on it.
I've known guys who have lost a good chunk of money on it.
I'm not the person to ask.
So forgive me for being squirrely, but I'll punt on that particular one because that's not my area of knowledge.
So to kind of like round back up, building wealth is like building strength in the gym.
You shouldn't expect 700% gains over the course of a month in your bench.
Similarly, you shouldn't expect to just get wealthy overnight.
It happens for that lucky one out of 100,000, but don't expect to be that guy.
You build up wealth, you build up like income-generating assets over time, and they can snowball and they can help you out.
But, you know, use your high agency.
If you, you know, if you believe that you're a white man and that you are God's most blessed creature on this green earth in terms of cleverness, in terms of time preference, in terms of creativity and capability, then darn it, you know, put it to work and, you know, look up, you know, invest.
And there are other ways to make a buck.
Like I said, rental properties being one of the more common ones bandied about, but dividend stocks are, that's my wheelhouse.
So that's what I'll preach on.
You know, and well, give us one, give us a dividend stock or sector that you like if you could, just to get people researching and give them a place to start.
I got you.
So the so one in particular, and please note that this is not individualized advice.
This is just, I know, I know, I know.
That's all right.
No, I know.
You got to do it.
Yeah.
But yeah, just remarking on one that's, you know, on some that have worked for me.
You know, they may or may not be right for your particular situation.
Talk to your own financial professional first before investing.
But the ticker self, S-E-L-F, it's a boring, stable business.
It's a self-storage company, the most boring, stable business one can hope for.
When I checked yesterday, I don't know what the yield is as of right now, but I believe it was yielding about 6.4%, 6.5% annual.
So if you put in $100, you would get in over the course of the next year, you know, about $6.50.
And then another one that has worked for me personally, but may not work for the audience.
So please consult your own tax professional and your financial tax professional first.
Is another one that has worked for me personally and perhaps no one else is ARCC.
It's Aries Capital, a business development company.
It is, you know, rather tribal in nature.
They tend to, you know, at least from what I've seen, they tend to have a macro environment when things are going poorly.
You know, they get to buy up equity in companies, you know, at discount.
And so when they're more valuable, you know, they make money.
Vultures in the sea of vultures.
Yeah.
That's one way to articulate it.
And then when the macro environment is going well, you know, then they have, you know, they have opportunity to lend as well.
You know, just invest.
So that they can, you know, in my non-professional opinion, that may not apply to your particular situation.
I think they can work in a positive or negative macro environment.
So those are, you know, to give you a flavor, perhaps, if you decide that this is a correct strategy for you after doing the proper investment, proper research, I'm sorry.
You know, those are two that have worked well for me personally.
But as Sam remarked during the break, please note, you know, that previous performance is not indicative of future gains.
That's right.
And remember what Uncle Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett, always said, for the vast majority of people, you just want to buy the SP 500, which is usually the ticker SPY, and just sink money in that.
That always made me nervous.
I always thought the big crash was going to come, so I never did it.
But you look at it over time, and those depressions and scares or whatever are blips as it constantly goes upward.
And I'm no professional, so whatever.
But that's what he says.
Buy Bitcoin.
That's right.
But the vulnerability, the liability.
If the power goes out, your little USB stick or your Coinbase account ain't going to be worth it.
But then I guess neither is your.
Okay.
Bitcoin is as real as anything else.
Yeah.
Your numbers.
Your numbers on your screen.
Yeah.
Buy ammo.
I mean, if I mean, Bitcoin is as real and affects the real world as much as AOC's quote-unquote citizenship.
So who am I to judge in regards to crypto?
That's right.
In Clown World, you put on the nose, you play the game, and try to keep your family from getting exposed to it as much as possible.
We are in rough times, and we are also coming toward the end of this episode of Full House.
So, Mr. Producer, if you could, after Bellerophon's wonderful job, let's rock and roll with navigating the collapse.
No idea what's in store with us.
Let it rip.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
Things are starting to get a bit heated on a regular basis now.
Might be a good idea to stock up again.
Everyone should already have a decent supply of the basics: food, water, weapons, tools, etc.
But here are a few things you might not have considered to add to that list.
The first one is bleach.
Bleach is useful for sanitizing and decontaminating most surfaces, but it can also be used for sanitizing drinking water in emergency situations.
Take a very small amount of 5.5% bleach, about eight drops, and mix it with a gallon of water.
Let the water sit for about 30 minutes before drinking.
This will kill most bacteria and microorganisms in the water and make it safer to drink.
Although boiling is still a better option.
Be sure that you filter the water as best you can before adding any purifying chemicals.
Bleach does have a quick shelf life, so if you intend to use it for drinking water, be aware it may only be effective for about six months after purchase.
Also, be careful around other chemicals.
If bleach mixes with vinegar or ammonia, it can create very dangerous gases, so definitely avoid that.
Be sure to have a stock of lighters on hand.
Besides the obvious uses, lighters can function as perfect currency after a collapse.
They're small, portable, useful, and don't draw attention.
Get a small stock together, and you'll always have something to trade, as well as a way to light a fire.
Buy a few maps of the surrounding area.
If GPS suddenly becomes unavailable for whatever reason, you'll definitely want to know how to get to your bug out location or one of your friends' houses.
Mark the location on your map and plan out several different routes.
In 1940, Norway stood in between the Axis and Allied forces.
After the British aggression against a German tanker in neutral Norwegian waters, both sides invaded Norway in what would become a decisive German victory.
When the dust had settled, it became clear that the Norwegian government and royal family had abandoned their posts and fled.
In the midst of this turmoil, Norwegian fascist Vidkun Quisling declared himself prime minister and bargained with Hitler to ensure Norway's independence while protecting them from the Allied forces.
Quisling was executed at 3 in the morning in 1945 after a show trial during which he was subjected to various medical experiments.
The press has since slandered his name by making it synonymous with traitor.
Here are his words.
Simultaneously, we see how the combination of democracy, capitalism, and the increasingly rampant individualistic, materialistic worldview leads to a society being destroyed and divided.
Democracy develops into a destructive fight between warring economic and political interest groups, a development that could only lead to the most tragic consequences, to disillusion and national catastrophe, and in its continuation to the annihilation of the nation and the people's thralldom under the West's Jewish plutocracy.
I ask my countrymen to understand that the path that the Nasjonal Semling leads the Norwegian people on is not just the only path to Norway's rescue.
It is also a great and strong national policy that builds and repairs and can raise the country to rich progress and a happy and secure future.
It is not a foreign copy, but has a distinctly Norwegian character of a new worldview.
Without comparison, far more distinctly Norwegian than Norwegian adaptations of the common old systems such as parliamentarianism and liberalism, which are international and not national in character.
Under the new economic system, whose goal is not profit, but social justice and the well-being of the people, will all honest labor, physical as well as mental and scientific, come to their full right.
All of the people will come to work and all our natural opportunities will be available.
First and foremost, we will focus on improving production and living conditions for farmers and fishermen, and on a family-friendly policy.
For the time being, we have several difficulties to deal with.
We are an occupied and blocked country, and it is a bad life the party politicians have left behind.
But these difficulties will be overcome, and we shall, in these difficult times, not forget that it is precisely the difficulties that create opportunities.
It is precisely the difficulties and longing that forces the new order and new ways out, helps us mobilize the whole people's spiritual and material forces to create new forms and new values, and helps to overcome the poison of materialism in our nation's soul.
It is time that the Norwegian people turn their backs with contempt on this treacherous emigrant clique that in its time sabotaged Norway's defense to leave the country open to Bolshevism, which later played undercover with England and led our fatherland into the war after having cheated with defense and mobilization so that our defense would not make effective resistance against the English occupation as they did not imagine the possibility that the Germans could get ahead,
who fled the country after stealing with them the valuables they could lay hands on, who destroyed Norway's freedom and independence and brought disgrace and immense costs on the country, which is allied with a power that blockades our homeland and has robbed our fleet, and which sends its greetings to the homeland in the form of sentimental radio speeches and British bombs against their civilian countrymen.
I appeal first and foremost to the spirit of our fatherland, to the goodwill and understanding of all countrymen.
We, on our part, will seek law and justice for all, and with all our power, rebuild and maintain the society based on the rule of law that the old system led to disillusion.
But it should be clear that we are living in a revolution.
That the capitalist state with its party policies and class struggle has collapsed forever.
That England's domination and Jewish power has been broken on the European continent, and that a new era has begun.
Hell yeah, Nat Scott.
Man.
Never heard that one either.
And a good reminder of the absolute historical retardation that so many of us have been subjected to.
Quizling bad, quizling traitor, simple as if the British weren't desiring to use Norway for their own purposes in World War II.
Yeah, the Germans had to go up there to prevent that from happening.
A lot of Norwegians would agree too.
All right, gentlemen.
And also, top off your bleach reserves as well.
That's a good reminder.
I got like one bottle of bleach.
Never have too much.
All right.
We'll go around the horn.
Blairophon, thank you again, buddy.
Honored to have you on.
And we do hope that you get your ass.
You may have your shekels in order, but we want to see some white babies coming out of here.
Will, you know, over the break, I was asking, you know, how babies are made.
I'm still not clear on that process.
You know, if the audience can just DM me with, you know, how that works, I could, you know, that's really the only ingredient I'm missing.
Sure.
Send him lewds.
Oh, yeah.
That reminds me.
You know, I've said on the show before that despite my years online and, you know, shitposting, and I'm a handsome guy.
I've never once been sent a lewd.
And Smasher was like busting my balls, like, you never got a lewd, man.
And he told my wife.
Now my wife's like, what's up, coach?
The girls aren't sending you lewd.
So ladies, please, someone send me a tasteful lewd.
Don't dox yourself.
No, I'm joking.
I don't actually want.
I just need beer fruit.
I'm googling Avocorn as we say.
No, I'm really excited.
Yeah.
My DMs are not open, so you're going to have to follow me.
No, I'm joking.
Don't send me lewds.
But, you know, if I got just one tasteful one, you know, that would be cool too.
And I'll show you.
Maybe we'll put it on the site.
Who knows?
What's up, buddy?
Oh, I was going to say, maybe with, you know, just tactically placed sauna rads, you know, for the naughty bits.
There you go.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't, I don't want any nudes.
No nude lewds.
Tasteful, tasteful only.
I'm joking.
All right.
Sammy baby, thank you, sir.
Yes, sir.
I don't know if we should speak about the closing song right now for a moment.
By the way.
Yeah, just hold off for a second, but good.
Okay.
Yeah, good luck.
And feel free to reach out to our pal here for questions as you waters.
Yeah, it's tough.
Great to be with you tonight, brothers.
Same thing.
Smasher, let's sit down and look at, let's diversify your bonds and get your snowball rolling.
No.
He's like.
No, no, I don't believe in that Jewish shit.
I invest in guns, germs, and steel.
Yeah.
I was actually, I was shit talking that stupid book earlier.
Yeah.
No, it's terrible.
Jared Diamond.
Yeah.
God, even when I'm.
Jared Diamond.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
The Papua New Guineans.
They are just as advanced as any European.
It's just a situation.
Significantly smarter than the European.
Okay, Jew.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The whole trick, like, oh, yeah, you're a smart European.
Do you know how to cultivate a papaya at this altitude?
It's like, no, because my ancestors kind of covered that.
So gave me the luxury to focus on other stuff.
You're a smart European.
Do you think you could open a coconut without metallurgy?
No, but I did dominate the entire world, homie.
Well, I will say too, I'm going to refer to you going forward as papaya smasher.
Hope you don't mind.
Abo smasher.
Get you a little trip down under.
A little spice in your life.
No, we can't do it.
We can't do that.
And Mr. Producer, you dabbled with the microphone a little bit tonight.
And thank you as always.
Thank you.
All right.
We'll get this puppy up on Friday.
Yes.
And I think we're good.
So Full House episode 75 was taped on a fridge of January 14th.
That's right.
I am recording outdoors in the Great Wide Open.
Again, that's not because I've been exiled by my lovely wife, but because, yeah, there was stuff going on.
And frankly, I'm in a wonderfully warm parka, and it allowed me to spit on the wood planks out here as I was absolutely disgusted by the hypocrisy in this country.
So win-win for everybody.
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Good God, the to-do list keeps getting longer and longer.
Also, F for parlor.
Ha ha.
In all seriousness, though, I feel terrible for like Normies who went over to Parlor because Dan Bongino was like, this is where we're going.
And then, you know, the commies have their stuff, whether they were involved or not in the Capitol rally protest riot.
I do think Parlor was an op.
It was like, you know, they pioneered kicking everybody off of Facebook and Twitter with us.
And so they knew exactly how to do it.
They knew how to identify these people.
And So this was their opportunity to kick them all off of social media and then they all go on to parlor and it's like, oh, actually, Amazon for the first time ever is going to deplatform somebody.
I agree.
From the Judaic influence and its founding and establishment to the timing and all the rest of it, it stinks the high heaven.
Yeah, there was a time there where I just went on.
I was like, oh, whatever.
I'll fish in this pond.
But I don't care.
I just like posted shows and stuff and don't matter to me.
But I do feel sorry for the people who got burned by going there.
Stay strong.
So to all our friends and fam listening to this show, please do resolve to strengthen yourselves and your families as soon as possible, including financially.
And don't squander those Biden bucks that could be coming in a couple weeks.
Mr. Producer, Sam did have a special request to take us out on a high and wholesome note tonight.
So Sam, take it away.
Well, this song is a song that I have an emotional reaction to.
And, you know, I think the people in our lives, they don't know me and they probably don't know you, Coach, or anyone else who sympathizes as like this emotional person who wears their heart on their sleeve.
But, you know, we talk on this show as friends and everything like that.
So, you know, sometimes the emotions come out.
This song I can remember when I was little and my grandmother had a player piano in her basement.
If maybe some of you younger guys don't know what that is, but the player piano is you would have this paper roll and the paper roll would have perforations.
So you'd hook the bottom of the paper roll and then you would pump with your feet manually some bellows that would at the same time draw the roll across this this perforated pipe, I'll call it, and at the same time produce air, you know, and so the air would go through the perforations in the roll and the piano would play the notes corresponding.
So my grandmother had this player piano in her basement and she had all these rolls of all these ethnic songs, polkas and contemporary songs maybe from the 60s or early 70s.
And one of them that was my favorite was Edelweiss, which is a very moving song about the flower.
Edelweiss is a winter bloom that blooms even in the harsh, cold winters of the Alps.
And so if you would go and pluck an Edelweiss for your true love, that would show how devoted you were because you would have to go through such lengths to get it, you know.
So it is, we are, we are in this season of winter and in the aftermath of Christmas and New Year's.
And this somewhat of a wintry song, Edelweiss, is very moving to me.
And I thought it would just be a nice touch here as we're coming going towards the end of this season.
And I hope all will enjoy it.
Thank you, Sam.
I'm sure the audience will.
We do love you, Fam.
And we'll talk to you next week with our special on Opsec and Infosec.
Stay safe.
And Smasher, please take us away.
See ya.
See ya, buddy.
You look happy to me, Blossom of snow.
May you bloom and grow.
Bloom and grow forever A little wise.
Bless my homeland forever, A little wise.
Every morning you greet me, Small and wise, Gleam and bright.
You look happy to me and me Bossum of Snowway bloom and bright bloom and grow forever.