We're revolutionaries, and that's just who we are.
We hate all those who hate us and would wish to do us harm.
We love our race and nation, we love our people dear.
And when the storm is over, we'll have no more to fear.
I'm a revolutionary, now that's just what I am.
And for this Jewish empire, no, I do not care a damn.
I'm glad to fight against it.
And when the fight is won, I won't ask any pardon for anything I've done.
I hate this filthy system and everything they do.
I hate each politician who answers to the Jew.
The future of our country will be written in our blood.
I want to be remembered, doing everything I could.
Some have lost their families, some lose their daily bread.
Some have lost their freedom and others more have bled.
But if we stand in silence and let the hammer fall, we'll have no more to lose, my friend, for we'll have lost it all.
The time is not for rifles, the time is not yet here.
The time is not for violence, no, that is certain clear.
The time is ripe for waking up from my slumber long.
Awaken those who listen and join us in this song.
We're revolutionaries, and that's just who we are.
We hate all those who jeer at us beneath old David's star.
We love our race and nation, we love our people dear.
And when the storm is over, we'll have no more to fear.
I'm a revolutionary, now that's just what I am.
And for this Jewish empire, no, I do not care a damn.
I'm glad to fight again it.
And when the fight is won, I won't ask any pardon for anything I've done.
I won't ask any pardon for anything I've done.
Episode 76, The Full House, the world's most revolutionary show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
I am your undaunted host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours of news you can use in a land owned by Jews.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, that opening track was We're Revolutionaries by Byron De Lavandel.
And special thanks to Hard Sky for bumping that classic on Twitter recently.
And also big thanks to Fritz and Jim for their donations to the show this week.
When we meet up one day, guys, the first round is on me.
Caveat, it's probably going to be an open bar, but you know, just count it anyway.
All right.
I don't know if I cracked that joke before on the show.
I hope not.
Anyway, on to the birth panel.
First up, he is a Full House fan favorite for his innocent enthusiasm for all of our memes.
From big truck to lawless white claw consumption, he's chill, he's fresh, he's hip, he's Sam.
Thanks, Coach, for that wonderful introduction.
Of course, two things, two things.
All right.
First of all, I'm running out.
I feel like I'm running out of red pills, but there's something magical about it.
You reach down in your pocket and there's another new pile of them in there.
I've been giving out so many red pills, especially even in the last 24 hours with this inauguration and all this stuff.
I mean, I'm serious.
I can't even go into the people that I'm red pilling right now.
I'm not going to even say.
But it's an incredible opportunity, and I hope everyone else is seeing it that way.
Absolutely.
Keep dealing.
Keep dealing.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh.
It's like taking candy from a baby.
Second, my wife just made me a white Russian.
Instead of Kahlua, I saw this stuff in the liquor store tonight.
It's called a Margo de Chiles, and it's made in a certain place.
I guess I can't say where it is.
And it's made from seven different peppers.
So it's this hot, peppery stuff, but it's kind of has the liqueur qualities of Kahlua.
And you can make a white Russian with it.
Instead of Kahlua, you go with this stuff.
And it's kind of hot and peppery, but it still has that little bit of a sweet side to it.
Good stuff.
Yeah.
I'm having an all-day IPA with me here.
I know the rap against IPA is for being estrogenic or whatever, but it's what we have now.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
They're tasty.
And speaking of, yeah, experimenting with new ingredients, I made mac and cheese and I threw a little bit of ricotta in there tonight for the kids.
And I tasted it.
You could definitely taste it.
I was worried they were going to revolt.
Like, what'd you put in here, Dad?
But yeah, snuck it by them.
Excellent.
Yeah.
All right.
Yes.
I've been doing a little bit more cooking here these days.
So working on it.
All right.
Next up, he is back in the gym.
And that means I have to be more nervous than ever of what power levels might escape from this Celtic beast of a man.
He's got a soft voice, but a heart of stone, ladies and gentlemen.
Potato Smasher.
Welcome back, buddy.
It is your lawful duty, if you see a person in public doing the soy face to separate their upper and lower mandible.
Not hard to do because they're already half open there.
Oh, God.
Yeah.
A soy face just got fired from his think tank job for suggesting that Pence should get lynched on Twitter.
I was glad to see a little bit of the left eating their own there.
And of course, Antifa chimping out in Portland on the day of the inauguration and getting cracked down on is somewhat supportive of our theory that, yes, they were useful idiots and will now face the hammer as well for being counterproductive to the managerial revolution underway.
Well, no, they were chimping out because they're actually, you know, backwards in time because the whole time zone thing.
So Trump was still president then.
Yeah.
And then they didn't get shut down.
They were, yeah, they were, so they were mad that Trump was president.
And then they got shut down after they came into the current time where Biden is president.
Dude, I've seen correct.
It's just the reason they were chimping.
I wanted to make that clear.
All right, Autiste.
Does it feel good to be back in the gym?
I saw that beast post about you deadlifting and your arm more or less healed up.
Yes, it feels great.
My hand's a little sore.
The muscles are sore, not like pain hurting myself sore, you know, but just very weak and not unconditioned compared to the rest of my body.
But it's holding in there.
I failed a couple times on some workouts, but no big deal.
That'll happen and continue to happen and then eventually start happening less and less.
Sure.
And I was serious at the top, too.
I mean, wait, like you are a naturally fiery person.
So sincere or serious gym time plus Smasher is a very dangerous combination.
I like it.
It's really therapeutic.
Yeah.
It's a sweet, sweet release.
Good.
Especially on deadlift days because deadlift is my favorite workout.
Proud of you.
Yeah, I'm still taking that Scott's advice that I got until February to bulk, i.e., not necessarily be working my ass off, but it's going to happen.
I promise I'm going to be ripped this summer.
I'm still going to be fat this summer.
I'm just going to be really strong.
All right.
Finally, our special guest this evening.
He is an expert in information security, what we call Infosec, and what we often mean when we say operational security or OPSEC.
And he was kind enough to join us tonight to share what he's learned over the years and has already shared with so many of our guys behind the scenes.
We are in real tyranny and dissident hours, fam.
So we are honored to welcome on Travis Scott.
Travis, welcome, buddy.
Thank you for having me.
I'm really excited to be here.
Our pleasure.
Thank you for answering the call.
We had an audience suggestion to tackle this issue, and you were the first guy that I thought of.
And you got to tell us you're not actually a black rapper, right?
No, I thought it'd be funny to be called that.
You were going to catch on.
Yeah, I know who Travis Scott is.
He's Kylie Jenner's partner or whatever.
I didn't even know that about him.
I just remember the McDonald's meal.
I was leaving the gym and I was passing McDonald's and there was a big billboard with like the black guy, a burger, and all stuck.
I don't know why.
I thought it was stupid.
Yeah, he's one in a long line of simian-faced creatures that have these seemingly attractive white women on their arms to poison the minds of our white daughters and wives and mothers and all the rest of it.
So, yeah.
All right.
We'll just call you Travis.
There we go.
Yes.
All right.
Very good.
I kept thinking of the drummer from Blinkon82, but that's Travis Barker.
There you go.
Oh, see, that would have been a good one.
That would have been a good one.
See, that's where my mind went to.
All right.
You can change it up on the fly.
It's all good.
Travis.
Travis Parker.
All right.
There we go.
Travis, it's your first time on Full House.
So please lay it on us.
Ethnicity, religion, and your fatherhood status.
I'm a Greek Italian.
I'm an Orthodox Christian.
And I have no children as of yet.
All right.
Looking desperately for a wife, though.
Well, listen to Full House more often than Knucklehead.
Yeah, we give good.
There we go.
Yeah.
I asked Travis before the show.
I was like, you want to come on for the second hour?
He's like, what is the second hour entail, coach?
Oh, man.
That's all right.
We're picking your brain tonight mercilessly for the benefit of our audience.
And before we do that, though.
Oh, all right.
So you're Italian Greek and I assume you were raised Orthodox because of the Greek.
No, I'm a convert actually.
It's a story.
My family is basically, you know, the American.
We believe in God, but, you know, the Constitution's better or something.
You know, it's a very the American way.
And then I sue different life tribulations.
I found my way to Orthodoxy.
Very cool.
Yep.
Wonderful.
All right.
Before we dig into Infosec, and I'm going to say Infosec instead of OPSEC, even though we say that all the time, so that is not to trigger Smasher's autism.
I am also, I'm going to do a quick wheelie around the parking lot and just say that I was right.
I said Trump would lose before COVID, after COVID, on the show, and to anyone who would listen and be the chump to make a bet with me.
All right.
Did they steal it?
Maybe, maybe, probably.
But that's the point.
It was plainly obvious that despite Trump's slavish devotion to wealthy Jews, Israel, and rappers, the system still wanted him gone because he awakened animal spirits in the white Americans who are now getting lined up to be crushed by a system and the pendulum that is swinging back full force.
There were legions of big brains, plan trusters, and political experts who said that Trump had it in the bag, and even a lot of smart R guys who I'm friends with.
And I just wanted to say I was right.
So, audience, take that one to the bank.
That's it.
I'm not going to gloat anymore.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
The only thing lame about you saying that is that you waited until now to say it.
Well, it's finally done, Mr. Speaker.
No, no, it was done a long time ago.
I agree, but like now you can't deny it.
There were still plant trusters up until 12 noon yesterday on inauguration day.
You mean idiots?
Like people believe in flat earth and in UFOs.
And don't bring flat earth and UFOs to this.
No, and there are still plant trusters.
I interacted with a cute person today who said we need to give it a couple more days.
You saw those guardsmen with their backs turned to Biden.
I was like, Jesus.
The 6th of March.
6th of March will be here sooner than you think.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, I'm being still kid-gloved with these people and just begging them to give up the delusion and politely suggest they may have been mind-raped for the past two years.
I've just been straight up asking people, like, how long are you going to do this to yourself?
Like, have you not been duped enough?
Like, when is enough for you?
Yeah.
And they don't have answers.
They're just like, oh, it's, it's, it's all part of the plan, man.
Like, they're like doing the meth scratch and they're like, it's all part of the plan.
Battered spouses.
Yeah.
I mean, yeah, the inauguration was such a disgusting spectacle from the empty chairs to the, you know, of course, the elites put a wall around them for the inauguration.
We don't get the same treatment.
And ooh, that black poem that was more like a speech, that one really stirred me.
But I'll turn it over to you guys real quick.
I hope we can never talk, or we never have to talk about Trump again on the show.
So I just wanted to stamp it out here.
And last call for Trumper inauguration comments if you got them, guys.
Well, it is very black pilling to some people.
And like I started out saying, that's where your opportunities to give some red pills are.
Yeah.
Well, and I would just reiterate a few sentiments that I've said on the show before, which is to sense that some people are really hurt by all this.
And a lot of times it's women or younger people or, you know, we might say children or young people.
And to, you know, we have a sense of, you know, resistance and the fact that it's coming to a point.
We like that maybe in a certain sense.
But just realize that there are some people who are really hurt by this.
And there's some people that are really scared by this because of the rhetoric that even this idiot Biden would use, like, you know, make it sound like they're coming to get us and all that.
Oh, yeah, absolutely.
He named white supremacists, white nationalists.
He was basically like, we're coming to hunt you down.
And then in the next sentence was like, unity, where I'm calling.
So, you know, we could talk about it in one sense, but be sensitive to those around you that might be really scared by some of this.
That's that's what I would say.
I agree, Sam.
Yeah.
I will be rough with the Q people because that is almost a sign of mental illness at this point.
But you're normal MAGA people who have gotten thrown into the deep end here with us.
Yeah, be charitable, be kind, but be forceful too.
Yeah.
To that point, to that point, you have to go all the way through the black pill.
Yeah.
Come out on the other side.
You're right in a way.
And I would say maybe that's more appropriate with men.
You could do that.
Keep black pilling them until they break kind of a thing.
But the ladies or young people, they could really be afraid by all this stuff.
Yeah.
I would.
Don't do that to women.
It's just abuse if you do it to women because you'll just break them and they won't recover.
Right.
I want to flag Greg Hood in Amran and on UNS.
He has an open letter to Trump supporters, which is spectacular.
And it basically says it all without turning anybody off at first read.
He did the same thing when Romney lost to Obama in 2012.
And that was one of the formative pieces that got my noggin jogging about race and conservatism, so-called.
So I will post that in the show notes.
Definitely share that far and wide.
It's just so straightforward and so honest and reveals the hypocrisy so plainly that I think you can do it and not get in trouble.
And if you know, if you're going to get in trouble for sharing an email, who cares?
Don't be getting into that with Travis tonight because we want to talk at the top first because we're in real KGB or Stasi hours, whatever you prefer, with virtually every organ of the state publicly expressing its intent to hunt us down and destroy us if we don't bend the knee to open borders, multiculturalism, worshiping non-whites, et cetera.
So we want everyone listening who may not be entirely sophisticated about the risks of getting doxed or how it happens to people to at least be armed with some best practices and tips.
However, the safest solution is the worst one: to just shut up, delete everything, communicate nothing, and go about your lives as ostriches with their heads in the sand.
So this is a fine line.
Yeah.
We're going to talk some basic principles you want to convey right at the top here, Travis.
Remember that we always have the most ears in the first part of the show because life happens.
So we're turning it over to you, buddy, for top lines, as we say in the business, whatever you want to communicate in generalities.
Yeah, thank you.
Basically, like you said, coach, it's not the time to isolate yourself away from everyone.
It is a time to be extremely careful in how you go about it.
And the thing about InfoSec operational security measures, both with like IRL techniques and with technology, is that there's about three layers of security that you can do that will prevent you from the ire of the federal government are being detected.
And this on the technological side, it gets a little bit more dicey and more, what's the word I'm looking for?
Nuanced in person, anything in person in the meat space or anything along those lines.
Now, when you say the federal, real quick, when you say the federal government, I mean most doxes happen by hostile third-party leftists, NGOs, like the government, the government doxes you when they arrest you for a crime, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I base my security on the biggest, baddest dude on the block, right?
Which is the federal government.
So like number one, operational security measures, don't do or talk, say anything illegal that will appear in court.
Don't do illegal things.
Assume everything you are talking to on a phone app or anything along those lines is being screenshotted.
In terms of Antifa and them getting doxed, are you getting doxxed?
Normie social media media is the biggest problem.
You need to get off of that.
Well, there's things you can do to keep it.
So like when you say name, and when you say normie social media, you mean Facebook, Twitter, under Instagram, under your real name, I assume.
Yes, yes.
Anything that you have, your friends, your family, people might think they're smart.
They've had like a Instagram for a while and they just change your name.
They change their profile picture.
And it's been two years since they've used it.
So they've built up this huge different history.
But these Antifa types, these trannies, they have nothing but time to go dig through that stuff.
If there was ever a feature on Twitter or Instagram that ever revealed your phone number or ever revealed your email and you used something that was actually for you, like it can be contributed to you, they will use that.
And then they will cross-reference that with different online databases that do data marketing.
So, you know, there's a Spokio, things along these lines.
That's why another thing, there's services out there you can actually use to have them go out and delete those things for you.
They won't get everything, but I strongly suggest people do that.
Now, I'm kind of answering all over.
So please get me back on track.
Sure, no, not at all.
I appreciate your enthusiasm, buddy.
And this is your first time on a podcast, and I love it.
It's great and we're grateful for it.
Let's talk about that right now at the top.
Services that you can pay to essentially clean up your online persona or presence.
Delete me is one that I know of, but go ahead with anything else you know or recommend.
I think there's like a Pajit service, some guy in India that will go through and clean that.
There's a Russian service that hasn't really come to mind, but a couple of internet searches will get you to these things.
They're actually reputable.
You can pay if Bitcoin and keep anonymous.
Well, at least a transaction, you're going to have to give your real name to delete that information, right?
But basically, these services do is there is a law stating that these companies have to comply with you saying, like, hey, take my information off your website.
Now, how quickly will they comply if you yourself does it?
They're going to drag their feet.
They might take it off and put it right back on.
OR mistake.
They're not thinking you're going to sue.
What these private companies do is they threaten lawsuits.
They're like, yeah, this is my client.
We're going to sue you if you don't take this information off.
And they might actually do a lawsuit and they actually make millions of dollars.
You won't see a dime of that, but it's actually worth it because if you get doxed, if they cross-reference you, you are trying to mitigate your footprint as much as possible.
Things that they can't go and delete for you, though, is social media.
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.
You have to do it yourself.
Is it fair to say that most social media doxes are directly Twitter, Facebook, and then they cross-reference that with a LinkedIn or some other professional site just to confirm it?
I mean, you've seen all types of these, but those are the big vulnerabilities that people should focus on when it comes to social media.
Yeah.
Especially I was just going to say, I've seen on more than one occasion, somebody will tweet something from an anonymous Twitter and post it on their normie Facebook.
And they may not have like a bad guy Facebook page.
And so they think that they're safe.
And Antifa literally has so much time and Manpower available to them that they will browse Facebook and especially if you use the same exact wording, like they'll just straight up copy and paste it and it may pop right up.
Yeah, and Antifa actually uses machine learning algorithms and has spiders.
I've seen the code on their GitHubs and so on that they will use that.
This anything public social media on their interface, they will do like pattern recognition on the way you type and try to identify you via that.
And they are listening, and they are listening to this too, or at least some of them are.
So, yeah, for word to the wise, you know, we're talking about best practices, but the enemy is also going to hear this and know about this stuff too.
There's no need to sweep this under the rug, just mentioning that.
I know you know this, Travis, but for everybody else, too.
And funny enough, this, you know, this might be cut later from the show, but Antifa actually is a pretty a lot of Antifa groups have really good operational security practices.
So there's a, there's, they actually post a lot of this on their GitHubs, on their GitLabs, in their like little, you know, tranny journal blog post online that like detail pretty good operational security practices.
Funny enough, it's going down that email website.
That's an Antifa ran website.
That was actually pretty secure.
I don't know what the security is nowadays, but the PGP features for that were actually pretty decent.
Funny enough.
But back to like social.
Sorry, please.
Please get me back on track if I'll crack the web.
Go ahead.
But Antifa is doing, or are doing these things that they're going to utilize this technology and machine learning.
And largely, it's a meme.
It's really hard to do stuff like this, but it doesn't mean they might not get lucky or it doesn't aid them in finding you.
Now, another thing.
They also have the support, direct support of advanced, well, that the ADL and the SPLC, but also like actual corporations.
Like, you know, Jonathan Greenblatt might call up Google and just be like, hey, I need some radiates.
Yeah, some freeware.
Well, no, no, no, you know, they, they are, I mean, they would, they would if they could, but they'll just be like, hey, do, has any, have any of your employees ever created like this learning algorithm type thing?
And can we use it as freeware?
And then, you know, they'll just be like, oh, sure.
And obviously, you know, it may not be Google, but they have access to these types of things and they have the sway, the power to get that from people.
You know, if Jonathan Greenblatt wants some learning AI to distribute to Antifa all across the country, like he's getting it.
He's just getting it.
Let's take a look at it.
It doesn't matter if Antifa, every single member unquote of Antifa has zero dollars.
You know, they're getting this really advanced software from somebody like that.
Travis, most people are worried, I would think, or at least have in the back of their mind that Twitter themselves or Facebook themselves would dox them as opposed to just shutting down their account.
Now, we know, or maybe we suspect that in the case of Discord, which is a gaming app that the alt-right was using for chats foolishly years ago, we had strong suspicions that that company itself was actually leaking data to third parties.
Do we think that Twitter and Facebook and Google, we know that they turn over stuff when they get a subpoena from the government, but do we think that they have rogue employees?
Should people even be worried about the companies themselves sort of freewheeling and turning people over other than in a subpoena case?
That's definitely a possibility.
So if you, I'm not saying it like there's no hard evidence of this, but in my industry, often I go to security conferences and these people are there.
There's actually a large sort of like left to like radical left or you want to label them, the antifa types that work for Discord, Twitter, Google.
And the things, the conversations I've been like, you know, I've listened to or eavesdropped on or been in that.
And they'll say, you can't believe the things I read in these logs that these people are talking about.
So if they're talking about that openly in between themselves, I mean, it's not far-fetched.
And they're like, yeah, it's from this IP address in, you know, Montana at this, you know, at this location.
Right.
It's not, it's not, it's not out of, it's not out of sane.
Like, it's, yeah, I would say it's pretty obvious that it's most likely, if I was a betting man, I would bet that that's happening for sure.
I would disagree.
Go ahead, Smash.
I think with a company like Discord, relatively small, and they've blown up, but they have always been, as far as I know, like basically Antifa, right?
And we just kind of didn't bother to check before we used their service.
But these companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are much bigger.
And it may get to the point where they can just get away with it.
But I think there's a lot, there's a lot more riding on them operating in a somewhat strict manner with people's information.
And so it may happen, but it would only happen at this point in the game with like rogue employees.
Yes.
I would say the most likely scenario is that these people aren't leaking any information necessarily, but they roll in antifa circles and are willing to confirm something that they don't want to scare people off of social media, especially the guys.
And I said this once.
I said, if you feel like you make a difference on social media, whether it's by networking or creating virtuous propaganda, I don't want to be the one to say, get off of there, you know, run to the hills, because it does make a difference.
That is where the information battle is being fought.
However, for guys who are like, you know, Groyper 1488 with 50 followers and maybe aren't entirely careful and have stuff to lose, those people I would suggest, I know guys who have Twitter accounts and I have no idea what their handles are.
They strictly use them to lurk and to follow the news and stuff like that.
That may be a good choice for people who with a lot to lose, who are worried about it and who feel like they aren't necessarily making a difference.
Because some guys are brilliant and they just suck at Twitter.
I won't name names.
But then there are other guys who really have game, as we say, and can wake up people through their, you know, well-informed risks that they take by being on there.
One of the best things that I ever learned from all of my time on 4chan, lurk more.
Yes, always lurk more.
But just to like clarify, you don't have to retreat from that battlefield, like you're saying, coach.
And the information, you can prevent that dox from happening.
Obviously, if you made a Twitter, like we've all made operational security mistakes, no one is perfect, right?
Back in, you know, back in the day, I know people that are really hardcore opset guys, but they were under the Trump spell.
They wanted to say things on their normie Twitter.
So they said, if the left wants to take my guns, take it from my dead cold hands.
And I love Trump and they retweeted Richard Spencer a few times and whatever, right?
And that's on their, like, that's them.
Or they told people, like, their normie friends, like, look at these sweet Pepe's I'm retweeting on.
They told people.
So like, there's more of an evidence, like there's more evidence towards that.
Now, if you're on Twitter and you made an anonymous account, you use like a Google voice number or you use a pay-as-you-go phone, like a burner phone, or you sign up for a Russian, there's a Russian service you can get to get a phone number.
You use like a two-denoda or a burner email, even Gmail would work.
And you use a VPN every single time you connect to Twitter to conduct it, then that attack vector for them to correlate any evidence with their little Antifa circles is very small, right?
It depends how big, how big do you want your risk factor?
How spurgy do you want to get about it, right?
So I just wanted to clarify that before you go.
Sure thing.
Yeah, we got lots of topics here.
We're already chewing up time, but this is all important.
And I hope the audience is taking stuff away from this.
Breadcrumbing, Travis, is something that our guys have said most doxes happen because you breadcrumbed.
You gave out a little bit here, a little bit there.
I like this sport.
I might live on this continent and they judge what time you wake up, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Talk about breadcrumbing and why it's fatal for some people.
Oh, Berkeley.
Yeah.
So it just, you know, like, like you said, this, you're building a picture.
Antifa does it just like an intelligence agent would at the FBI, right?
You, uh, the best example of this, not in terms of Antifa, that's really well documented, but even how, like, let's say the feds do it, because they're the ones who are the professionals, they're paid to do it.
A really good documented case of this is terms of the Silk Road and the Dread pirate Roberts and how they got him.
It wasn't some crazy hack.
It wasn't a backdoor on his servers.
It was a IRS agent that correlated all the breadcrumbs of the operational security mistakes he made.
So this is a perfect story for this, actually, is when he was starting the Silk Road, you know, like they did child trafficking, drugs, yada, yada, yada, hits and all.
They saw that on tour.
And this was a real, a real bad guy doing nasty stuff.
Real bad guy.
So like, this is like the full brunt of the federal government is coming down on this service and so on, right?
It was causing too much splash.
But well, and I thought, I thought that guy that ran Silk Road was just kind of like one of those libertarian types more so.
He was like, this stuff isn't, I don't like it, but I have no moral problems with it.
So he's not, there's no evidence that he was actually doing anything wrong except for like letting he was facilitating, right?
It's like, obviously, it is wrong.
You know, I'm not saying this guy did nothing wrong, but theoretically, technically, in like an autistic libertarian way, he didn't do anything wrong.
Yeah.
He just got paid.
Yeah.
Sex eBay, child sex and drug eBay.
Important clarification.
Yeah.
Thank you, Smasher.
Yeah.
Well, yeah.
But thank you for bringing it up because you knew his politics.
And this actually adds to like kind of the like the parallel I want to make here is that they found out this IRS agent find out found out about him because the early they wanted to search the internet for the earliest mention of the Silk Road.
And it was like this obscure drug forum that had his real name on it.
Right.
And it was like this kind of like, hey guys, did you hear about the Silk Road?
I think it's pretty cool.
Like it's an advertisement.
And then he would share his real politics about anarcho-capitalism and stuff and libertarianism to all his friends and so on.
And so like it kind of like the agent started to correlate.
And then he started like, you know, bragging about it sort of deal.
He started like leaking things and so on.
And he gave his real identity to one of his sis admins that got hemmed up.
And there's actually, if you read, there's a book, it escapes me right now, but there's a book about it.
And it's actually well documented.
There's a couple of DEF CON talks.
It's a hacker convention that detail how the FBI, the IRS, funny enough, the tax IRS tax agent and ATF and DEA were able to grab him eventually.
And actually, we'll probably eventually get to this when we get to the more technical side of the conversation is they would not have been able to prosecute him if he closed his laptop when they grabbed him.
If he would have been able to close his laptop, it would have been over.
They would have no hard evidence to correlate any of these identities together.
Now, this is an extreme case.
This guy's doing bad guy things.
We're all about the law.
This is our move.
Our movement is about what's natural, what's good, these holy endeavors of nature.
This guy's obviously like a libertarian, whatever, right?
And he was facilitating bad guy things.
We would never facilitate bad guy things.
But I always like to base my operational security off of the most extreme things because if you're a hard target, if you're a hard talket, if the FBI comes and talks to you and they, you know, whatever, and you say, no, I want a lawyer, goodbye, you're a hard target.
They're not going to bother you as much.
If you are masking your IP addresses and using VPNs or Tor, they don't know who you are.
They're like, this is a ghost.
I don't know what to do.
Deal with this guy.
Go for this easier guy who's talking about storming the Capitol building and sharing on his real Twitter.
They're going to go for that guy.
Because at the end of the day, the Antifa wants an easy target.
They want a high-profile guy like Pat Milichic, the UX UFC fighter.
He recently lost his job as an announcer because he was there with the Proud Boys on Capitol Hill, UFC Hall of Famer.
And he was like, you know, he's a libertarian guy, but whatever.
God bless him.
He didn't know anybody.
He doesn't get the shot.
But the Antifa went after him and went after his job and put pressure on him because he's a high-profile guy.
He's a high-profile guy thing, right?
If he was a hard target, if he's like, oh, we heard about this guy running a sort of like right-wing white nationalist group to get dinner every so often and he shares Pepe's and he trolls us on Twitter, but we don't know his IP.
We can't correlate anything.
There's going to be like, no, it's too hard.
At the end of the day, these people have time and they have, that's the currency we're kind of dealing with is how much time do I have to put into something to get a big fish?
Sure.
Is it worth it?
No, no, not at all.
Yep.
And that's a good point.
Yeah.
You have to know yourself and whether you're going to make for a big splash.
Would it be a good news article or is it like, well, I mean, that's not true.
They even like dox the hot dog vendor from the Battle of Berkeley, right?
I mean, like, sometimes matter.
They'll come at you whether you're a big fish or not.
I am out in the gazebo again.
So if you feel a cold wind blowing, that is the iciness of my heart and the wind out here.
Anyway, Travis, you said something before the show, and this is an important one.
A lot of our guys say, I just assume I'm on a list somewhere.
I just assume I'm on a database somewhere and the government has me, but they're just not moving on me yet.
Now, to a certain extent, I suspect that's true, right?
All of our naughty posts or whatever, our worst jokes are on a server in the Utah desert somewhere.
But talk about that a little bit, if you would.
You know, this idea that they know us all and that, you know, they can just come grab us whenever they want to if the law changes.
No, the government doesn't care who you are.
You're not important.
Sorry.
Well, yeah, that's true as well to a large degree.
They're probably logging a lot of what's going on.
So your posts may be on a server in the Utah desert or whatever, but they're just logging everything.
Like they just have Hoover operations.
Yeah, it's just happening.
They'll go through that.
If you ever became a person of interest, then they would search through all of their data for your posts.
But like they're not reading your posts.
They're probably not even reading my posts.
They don't care unless they have a reason to care because they can't dedicate, they can't dedicate time and resources to everything.
They don't have, it's not limitless as much as they like to make it seem like that.
And as much as we kind of meme it, quite frankly, I think Antifa is more likely to pay attention to Fart Goryber 1488 than the government is.
Yes.
And to your point, yes, that's 100% true.
So when it comes to being on a list, if you ever bought a firearm and you followed all the laws, you're on a list.
When they do that background check and it comes back in 20 seconds or in seven days and you get approved to buy a firearm, you are now put on that list.
It is.
It's there.
They're trying to delete that, though, aren't they?
That's not supposed to get auto-shredded after whatever.
Yeah, yeah.
Sure.
I'm 100% sure that they're complying with their own laws that they made.
But yeah, no, like that's the thing.
If you ever been to a website like whatever, your ISP has a current event that has occurred.
That guy who blew up the AT ⁇ T Center in Nashville.
The reason why that story went away and it was memory hold so fast is that was literally a where they split the lines and they gather all the data.
Now, so what Potato Smasher was saying here is that data is sucked up, put in a data center in Utah, but one of the biggest things that ever happened to personal privacy was HTTPS, was SSL security, right?
That's encryption.
So when I visit the rightstuff.biz or fullhouse.com or whatever, that data is encrypted.
There's a private public key pair, yada, yada, yada.
I don't have to go into asymmetric security or anything along those lines or asymmetric encryption.
Yeah, we're going to assume the audience is more or less laypersons on this.
Yeah, you can search it and so on, search it up.
But that is encrypted.
When a site gets seized by the federal government, they have to find the physical server and find that private key.
That private key is used to decrypt all the traffic.
So that in that data center in Utah, they have your post somewhere, but they can't even see it because it's encrypted, right?
That's why they build these huge data centers to do it.
Now, back in the day, when even Google wasn't using SSL and everything was plain text going across the wire, they just had to use pattern matching algorithms and they could find you talking about whatever.
Right.
And they'd be like, oh, this guy is a racist because we correlated this.
But once encryption turned on, it was the goalpost was moved so far that the FBI has to seize that data.
They have to seize the private server, private key, then find your post and correlate that.
That's a ton of money.
That is such a ton of money to do.
And a lot of this stuff is on magnetic tape.
And that's expensive in time in terms of the go-find.
The problem with that is that the companies that we deal with, everything is being done on Twitter, Facebook, Google.
These companies are cooperating with the FBI and the NSA.
So, yeah, you're technically right.
But if the companies that are holding the SSL keys are also holding your data and giving it to these government organizations, then there's really no.
Yes.
they would have to have a subpoena at, you know, at this point there's a lot of, yeah, we're not in Kansas anymore.
It's, It's not inconceivable that the rules are completely out the window now.
They still have to maintain a charade.
If you go to court, they'll play the charade game.
The reason I brought this up is you don't have to necessarily worry exactly posting on Bang or the 504um from back in the day.
Yeah.
Right.
You don't really have to worry about that.
And oh, they know exactly what I posted on Bank.
No, not really, because it's encrypted, right?
If you're not using the VPN to go to bang, then they can see it in these layer three routers in the backbone of the internet.
They can see your IP address go to bang, TRS, Full House, and so on.
They don't know what you're posting.
So, what I'm saying is, is yes, for those companies, for sure.
They'll comply.
Like, yes, we'll do this.
Well, they did the dog and pony show.
Apple did.
You remember the phone thing?
Yeah.
But they might do a dog and pony show here and there.
But yeah, let's assume everything's going to be decrypted.
And that's why you have to be really careful in terms of what IP address you are showing to them because that's another correlation.
And that's where VPNs come in.
And I have that on here, Travis.
But let's move on because we got so much ground to cover and it's important practical stuff.
They are, of course, continuing to censor us off social media.
And there was just an article the other day.
I think it was FBI who said that by censoring conservatives or MAGA people, it makes our job a lot harder because you're driving them into secure chats, end-to-end encrypted stuff, Telegram, Signal, whatever.
Now, that's not great for propaganda and spreading the word purposes, but I guess it is better from an informational security thing.
So let's talk about the things that people use to communicate with each other that isn't social media.
From the worst of the worst, so far as I understand it, which is WhatsApp owned by Facebook, to some of the best of the best.
Everybody's hot for Signal now.
And I still am a Telegram fan as a sort of like hybrid social media chat.
And Pavel Durov, the Russian who created it, seems to be a level-headed guy who's decent.
But start with WhatsApp, Travis, and what people should avoid and maybe what they should be comfortable with.
Don't use WhatsApp unless, unless, like, so WhatsApp is okay if you're talking to your normie friends in a normal manner.
Other than that, I would stay away from anything, WhatsApp.
The equivalent, in my opinion, would be Signal.
Now, I would the problem with Signal, Signal's great in terms of encryption, their algorithm, and how they store data and how you could delete data in sort of that manner and how it encapsulates the data on your device.
However, the thing is with Signal is that if you have a phone number, right, and someone else, like an Antifa guy, has your phone number and he has Signal and you have Signal, you guys both know of Signal.
So that's kind of like a red flag in a terms.
Like, why do you have Signal, right?
But then again, I would use Signal when I'm talking to my Normie friends because in my opinion, right?
I'm talking to Normie friends, Normie Circles, like a weightlifting guy or whatever.
And that's my basic minimum layer of security.
Think of security, InfoSec is an onion.
This is my minimal layer.
Why?
Because I want to make it so hard for anyone to see my data, right?
It's not, I see a world where your phone gets taken by an Antifa tranny and they can quickly, you know, plug it into your computer, download an image, and within 30 seconds, and you're good to go.
Like they have that data, they can play around with it.
They're not going to see those signal messages, but that's just the first layer.
It's kind of spurgy, but it's the way I do it.
So signal is like the bare minimum you need to keep yourself safe.
And what if I were to say, oh, well, Apple iMessage, that's end-to-end encrypted, but Signal adds something on top of that, right?
Well, Signal is not, it's its own thing.
And I, I, I, you know, I'm not going to get, I'm not going to pretend like I remember everything I read when I read Signal, but I remember I first got turned onto it because of Snowden.
Um, and then a couple people at DEF CON were talking about the things and everything kind of checked out at a base level.
I think there is white papers done.
You can look at the source, some of the client source code.
And oh, another thing you can use Signal for actually is if you have a burner phone, download Signal real quick.
And if you're making a phone call to one of your friends or guys, it's like red-pilled, that cell phone tower is not going to be able to see your data or listen in on your phone conversation.
So that's an important, that's an important concept.
And you mentioned burners here real quick.
I know a lot of guys, and again, we are not doing this to conceal any illegal activity.
We are doing this to communicate securely and away from hostile eyes that would have us crucified for unpopular opinions.
And I'm being damn serious about that too.
To get a burner phone, what's the best way?
Just go into a Walmart and pay cash and get a SIM card.
Yeah, you can.
I mean, that's what I do.
I mean, if it like, listen, we don't do anything illegal.
We don't advocate for anything illegal.
And we're people of righteous moral character, right?
This is literally just to protect us against ideologues like the ADL, SPLC, Antifa, and FBI agents that want to make a big name.
Jews and their intelligence agents.
Yes, exactly.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Right.
So I, me, if I'm, if I'm going to go in there, I'll pay in cash.
Maybe I'll use a card and just have it.
Because like, I know it moved the goalposts enough where the correlation is like, I don't care if the government knows I have a burner phone in that regard, right?
Because it's like, okay, everyone, people use burner, people have multiple cell phone numbers for multiple different reasons.
A work phone and a professional phone.
I do that for that, right?
For that reason.
People don't like get those pay-as-you-go phones from like Boost Mobile and so on for like, you know, like I'm going to Egypt on vacation and I don't want to bring my cell phone because it has my credit card information on there.
There's a ton of legitimate reasons someone would do this.
Like the plausible deniability, and it's not illegal, and we don't advocate for anything illegal.
So I'll go into a Target and go get a pay-as-you-go phone.
Why not?
Right.
And you use that phone and you sign up for like Twitter and other services using that phone because that phone is probably not going to be correlated to your real identity.
Like if you do a Google name, a Google search on your real name and you see your work phone number, your home phone number next to your name, that's what you're preventing.
So let's say we have the insider threat at Twitter who's talking those antiphysicals.
He's like, he signed up with this phone number, right?
Well, when they search that phone number, if you're using a burner phone, they're like, well, I don't know who uses this number.
It just comes up with like, you know, Potato Smasher 1488 or something.
I don't know what identity is attached to this.
Right.
That's it.
All right.
Let's talk about Telegram and Threema and Wire real quick.
And if there's any other good, secure apps out there, Telegram, real quick, I could do this because I have experience.
You have to be careful to make sure that your phone number is hidden.
You don't want to go into public, unmoderated chats, because that's where a lot of bad actors, both criminals and probably glowies are instigating and doing stuff.
But it can be a good digital redoubt, in my opinion.
Would you agree with that?
Do you have Telegram experience?
Yeah, I have Telegram experience.
There's been a lot of vulnerabilities, security vulnerabilities within Telegram.
So there has been cases where real IP addresses and geolocation has been leaked via Telegram.
And there's big posts about you just Google Telegram CVE, which is common vulnerabilities and exposures.
That's an acronym for it.
And you can see like, yep, this gives up geolocation data via your cell phone, yada, yada, yada.
A good way to use Telegram, in a way, I've used it securely, and I've pretty much proven it at this point, is this is kind of spurgy, but I want to give as much, you know, little breadcrumbs out there for people to like start their research is use a virtual machine.
So, like, use go download VirtualBox, uh, get a virtual machine, like this, download like Ubuntu Desktop 2004, uh, encrypt that virtual machine, um, and then connect, uh, just have a VPN on that virtual machine and connect it somewhere, whatever server VPN server you want to connect it to, like NordVPN, whatever, it doesn't really matter.
Um, and then use Telegram, and that will move the goalpost enough where they're not going to see what actual IP address it is on your phone.
Nerd alert, nerd alert, no business.
Yeah, can we just insert uh James's virtual shield commercial right here?
Yeah, oh, no, yeah, please, please do, yeah, virtual shield, uh, federal government, yeah, but uh, the um, I totally forgot what he said, yeah, yeah, these things, uh, these things aren't perfect, right?
I'm pretty sure this Russian guy who runs it, um, he means well, I think they're based out of Dubai, if I'm not mistaken, so there might be some Mussad connection there.
I'm not entirely sure the geopolitics of it all, but it's like any other thing you can't see the source code for.
It's questionable, like it's like again, and also when you're in this chat, this this assume that people are screenshotting everything you're saying, just assume that, just assume that thing and every chat, every chat, even if Smasher's probably doing the screenshotting, yeah, well, maybe, right?
Just assume those things are happening, and you shouldn't be saying anything that's gonna like make cat ladies have a verdict in court, like a jury of cat ladies say, Oh, this guy is evil in court, don't say stupid stuff.
I only screenshot the funniest stuff or the best fed posts.
There you go, all the other stuff is boring.
That's right, Smasher.
Yeah, yeah, and I won't, I won't ever turn it over to the government.
Uh, I just, you know, when I can't sleep at night, I read it and it calms me down.
But uh, Telegram, Threama, uh, Wire, a thousand different other things.
To me, if I can't see every piece of this, this is me being Spurg here.
If I can't see every single, if I don't have access to every part of the, uh, of the uh source code, then I assume there's some vulnerability that can be leveraged by Antifa or the federal government.
I just assume that anything else to avoid Travis other than WhatsApp, any other like really bad ones that maybe people, I mean, where do you stop?
Um, if nothing comes to the top of your head, that's fine.
Nothing comes to the top of my head, but if it's if it's made by a big mega core, then probably don't use it.
I will say that I yeah, Snap, don't know, especially Snapchat.
There is dude, like your fed posts, yes, please.
Yeah, uh, dude, there's real quick.
Uh, I've had other security spurgs that I talked to about Threema, and they all have been pretty impressed with what they've seen.
They've said basically the same thing, they can't read everything, so you never know.
But at least with Threema, as far as anybody knows and can tell, like it's true end-to-end encryption where there's no kind of middleman where data is stored.
Yeah, there's no class, there's no class post to like, yeah, as opposed to like Telegram where that information is at least stored somewhere.
That is a yeah, that's a good point.
And you, a really quick way to figure that out is if you can delete your post and everyone else sees that deletion, like that message is all now gone, that means that was you know, that's not true.
And then encryption that now in Telegram, there is that uh private conversation feature where that will do it and delete photos, but who knows, right?
I don't know what's going on with that, sure.
And with Threema, uh, people, there aren't public chats, and um, there aren't chats that just anybody can find and join and stuff like that.
Public, but that is a big downfall of Telegram.
And that's how a lot of these people get got and whatever.
Or even these supposed so-called leaks that happen on Telegram, those are supposed to be private channels, but they may be publicly visible, even if people can't join them.
So there's a lot of weird settings, and you have to, when you're setting things up or joining something, you have to really pay attention to what it is that you're joining or what it is you're setting up and pay attention to the process because it's really, really easy to miss something that seems kind of obscure like that.
And it's like, you know, if I set my channel to private, I've no reason to assume that anybody else can see it, but that's not how you know, that's not actually what that setting means.
So, you know, read everything or have somebody read it to you if you're like me and you can't read.
And some of the pitfalls, real quick, is if an app allows you to add people to a group without them accepting it, be careful because I see a world where an FBI agent wants a quick, you know, a quick kill, a quick win, and he just targeted you, your account, he adds you to a chat, and he just plasts child pornography on it.
And now that's on your phone, right?
So look at the security features, turn off.
If there's a security feature that says do not add me without me accepting it or something along those lines, check the settings, check your settings, and be that.
Like, I just assume that's happening as is because FBI agents are looking for a quick promotion.
Right there.
And real quick, while we're on the topic of settings, Venmo, a payment social media app, is among the most inexcusable worst in that it false sets your money transfers or whatever to public so that they're visible to third parties.
So if you use Venmo, stop what you're doing right now, go in and change your settings to private.
That's virtually kill, in my opinion, that they do that.
Thanks, Inspector.
Yeah.
Right.
But when just in line with what Travis was saying with FBI agents like sending you child porn, a little maybe less extreme than that, but just a good general rule of thumb.
If somebody says something a little bit spicy, they share a picture that they shouldn't share, et cetera.
Like just immediately, one, delete it from the chat or clear your entire app just to make sure that all data has been gone.
And you should, at a minimum, once a week, be clearing all your chat rooms.
I have an alarm set every so often in which I clear my chats.
And there are other chats that I clear more often than just my general clearing, depending on like the content of the chat.
Or if there's like a thousand messages in it, I won't click on the chat and go in and like try to catch up on the conversation.
I just automatically cleared the chat because I have no idea what was said.
I have no idea what was shared, but it's all gone.
Yeah.
No, 100%, 100% is you have to assume the worst at all times, right?
Yeah.
And there's been cases of confidential informants that have been like hemmed up.
They get threatened.
They're in your friend group or whatever.
Right.
And you guys go to the gun range and you're practicing your Second Amendment right in the most legal fashion.
And he might say, you guys take a picture together at the gun range.
And you like, one of you guys has a skull.
The CI has a skull mask on, right?
And you guys take a picture, you share it in your group, and all of a sudden that's appearing in court.
And that CI is now saying, oh, yeah, we were talking about, you know, like these, you know, LARPy things like Boogaloo stuff, right?
And this is the things you have to be careful of, right?
It's this convergence of what are you doing with your friends and how you're securing, how you're mitigating risk for yourself.
Speaking of funny things appearing in court, though, I just want to laugh at the time that the happy merchant was displayed in Congress.
That was amazing.
So things you can use for email.
ProtonMail is not the best.
ProtonMail often is capitulates with the United States government or the five eyes.
It's also just really hard to use.
Oh, maybe.
I hate ProtonMail.
The National Justice Party email is a complete showa.
I mean, it's more or less fixed.
Like we can use it, but man, it just gets so bogged down and its UI is not necessarily great.
The functionality is not great.
And two things that Tutanota are also hard.
There's also a wait period in order to get on to things like Tutanoda.
But things, funny enough, there's a service called Cock.ly.
Yeah, it's as vulgar as you think.
C-O-C-K.lee.
I've seen those a few times.
And they have the funny, they have the funny domains you can use for your whatever.
It's actually this really nerdy guy in Romania that runs it.
And the reason why I say this is actually a pretty good OPSEC things to utilize is he's a free speech advocate, but he himself has to capitulate with the U.S. government under a subpoena.
But he will publish a subpoena and tell everyone right before they're about to, he's about like, hey, they asked for your specific, you know, your email and I'm going to give this data.
He'll warn you prior.
So Cock.ly is an excellent service as far as I'm concerned.
He'll publish a subpoena.
There'll be a record of it.
He'll tell you what's going on or what questions they asked about you.
Really good.
Also, in these email, if you're not using PGP, so like using you using ProtonMail or Tutanoda is not like end-to-end encrypted.
You have to use the PGP feature, generate PGP keys.
And that's a little spurgy.
It's getting a little get into the weeds here, but that's how you remain secure.
Also, it's a good way to use identity, right?
So let's say Antifa steals someone's phone and they're emailing you.
Well, how do you know that guy is who I'm actually talking to, right?
It's not some federal agent.
Well, you build an identity using a private PGP key and everything you digitally sign, you know, is that's good and too far in the weeds.
I know we got to move on to different subjects, but things you should look into, audience.
Very good.
You mentioned back there, Travis, that VP, that the VPN doesn't matter, but doesn't it matter whether they keep logs and whether they turn them over upon request?
Any VPNs you would say go with or avoid.
And VPNs, again, are a legal over-the-counter medication to mask or shield or route your internet traffic through a series of servers so they can't tie it back to your Comcast or Verizon router at home.
So one disclaimer for using VPNs is never believe no logging.
It's literally one line of code to write in any language they write that VPN in.
Usually it's C, and they have a log.
That's it.
So don't believe it's such a simple thing to like do.
Just never believe.
Oh, it's a no logging VPN.
What was the Panamanian VPN that came out that they had an Elasticsearch cluster with like everyone's information and they were logging everything, the usernames and password in plain text.
So like, and you could just log on to that thing and look through everyone's stuff.
VPNs are important because number one, your ISP is not going to see what you're going to the right stuff.biz or fullhouse.com.
They're not seeing that.
Your VPN provider is, but they're not.
You're moving the goalposts that way.
Also, if you're going to on Twitter or so on, they're just seeing that VPN server that you're connecting to, which hundreds of other, if not thousands of other people are also logged on to.
So I always pick the most popular VPN options because I'm hiding among the wool sheep, rather.
Right.
And it's hard to correlate.
And that's like private internet access has got to be one of them, right?
Yeah, private internet access is fine.
Stay away from ghost VPN.
The Israelis has bought them.
And at the very least, you don't want to give them money.
So you just don't give, don't, don't give Jews money on a principle at the very least.
I commit tax fraud.
Just cut it anyway, Mr. Peter.
It's a joke.
Yeah, I know.
Yeah, you can't even joke in this country.
Yeah, here's the thing.
Here's the thing, right?
Maybe you say, you know, it's okay to be white is now an illegal term, right?
Let's just go with that for a second.
And you put that on Twitter, right?
And that's hate speech.
Let's say hate speech is now a thing all of a sudden.
The FBI has to go to the VPN provider and then they have to say which of these users did that.
And the VPN provider has got to go like, I don't know, I have a thousand different users that were logged on going to Twitter at that time.
And then now they have to be like, okay, let's go down the list of a thousand different IPs.
And now they have to like, now they're like, well, this is kind of a dead end.
Who was it?
Okay.
Good to know.
And yeah, James Olsip does have Virtual Shield as the company that advertises with him.
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He's got a voice every podcaster would kill for.
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One more thing.
Yeah, go ahead.
Sorry, Coach for interrupting you, but a really important concept is use it.
Try to use an overseas VPN provider and use geopolitics for you.
So if you connect to Hong, not Hong Kong, that's well, now actually Hong Kong would probably be okay, but China, Russia, Romania, any of the any of these countries that have geopolitical issues if the United States are like Russia, if you VPN into Russia, you might have latency issues.
But guess what?
Russia's going to tell them to go screw themselves when they come over.
So like you're essentially protected in that way.
Good point.
I run my VPN through North Korea.
There you go.
Very good.
You're going to knock on your phone door real quick.
One of the fundamentals that we didn't touch on yet is so crucial is actually keeping your device itself secure via the keypad function to unlock it as opposed to thumbprint or facial recognition, which, of course, iPhone and I presume Android has right now.
How essential is that?
It makes it a pain in the ass to have to unlock your phone every time instead of biometrics.
But is that an absolute mandatory thing for all people?
Yeah.
And also non-negotiable.
Yeah, exactly.
And don't give your biometrics to these companies.
Don't do it.
Absolutely.
Do not give them fingerprints and I do that stuff.
I can knock you out.
I promise I can knock you out.
So I will just knock you out and put your thumb on the home button of all of your data.
I mean, we're getting to the levels of political violence where that is a possibility where that could happen.
So like, yeah.
In terms of laptops, though.
Yeah, cell phones.
So cell phones, Android versus Apple.
They're both insecure.
So Android is probably a little bit more secure than Apple in terms of what you can do and different kernel modules you can use.
Use layered security.
So just because Threeama protects its data or its Telegram or Signal, protects its data from the overlying operating system.
So if I were to get your phone and image your phone and look through your phone's data, there's encryption there where I can't see parts of it.
So like if you encrypt a folder on your on your laptop or your desktop, right, and that folder is encrypted and they say, hey, put in the password you use to encrypt it, you can't see what's in that folder because it's encrypted.
They, you know, it balloons up the data in layman's terms and you don't know what's in there, right?
Sure.
So there's ways to do that.
So Apple has a feature to encrypt their phone and the San Bernardino Adino terrorist attack was the classical example of the dog and pony show of the FBI, hey, unencrypt this data because we only have so many brute force attempts on the code in order to do it.
Do not think Apple will give you the same thing for you, the same, whatever for you.
Muslim shooters, yeah, will get better treatment than naughty posters on the internet.
I'm not even joking.
If you guys go to coffee shops, you bring your laptop, let's say, use an operating system like Linux.
Ubuntu is the easiest thing to use.
Have a OPSEC laptop.
And if you guys do video games or whatever of Windows, do that.
But if you are not doing video games or anything along those lines, I strongly suggest going to a Linux distribution.
Ubuntu is the easiest one to get into.
It has its issues, but they're small in my opinion.
There are no gamers who listen to Full House.
The gaming is coming on the panel.
Oh, the gaming is coming from inside the house.
And logically, and logically.
Smasher's playing a video game right now.
He's like our, yeah, that guy from the Let's say hate speech laws happen, right?
Or you get falsely accused of a hate crime.
Like you happen to live down the street from a synagogue.
They know you're a white nationalist because you got doxxed and some rabbi was doing swastikas on his own porch or something, right?
And they go to you and they're going to be like, you know what?
We're going to say, we're going to have we have a warrant for your hate, your computer and whatever, right?
Like if it's a Windows computer, it's not encrypted, even if it was encrypted using, I think, like BitLocker or whatever the Windows version is.
They have a back door to it.
They can open that up and they can see all your hate speech.
That's not going to look good in court.
Your Pepe of a swastika is not going to look good in court.
Your meme collection.
Your meme collection can be, can and will be used against you.
So I'm laughing, but there's a tear streaming down my left cheek.
Exactly.
What happened to our boys at Seaville?
What happened to?
Oh my gosh, I feel so bad for forgetting his name.
James Fields.
James Fields, thank you.
He's guilty of having he did not kill Heather Heyer, first of all.
But the Hitler meme on his phone did.
Yes.
Yeah.
No, and that's what got him, right?
And this is how bad it's going to be.
So if you are ever found out, and here's the thing, you messed, always assume you mess up your operational security to either technologically or in the meets or in person at some given time.
You said the N-word at a holiday dinner, and now, you know, that's a red flag and whatever.
You blew your operational security somehow, and you have to mitigate that past from haunting you.
So logically, separate yourself, your meme, your politics technology from your workplace or personal technology.
Sure.
And let's do that right now.
Somebody asked the other day, I saw like, hey, I got a new job.
Any best tips here for the workplace?
And the golden rule, of course, is keep all, you know, I wouldn't even go to UNS or VDARE on a work computer, right?
Don't do any web browsing on a work device that might be hot water.
Don't go to Fox News or the Donald or Breitbart on a work computer.
People are doing the Donald.
Yeah, whatever.
Yeah, exactly.
Right.
But don't do any of those.
Don't go to any of those things.
They're going to see it.
It depends how like how competent your blue team or your Infosec team at your job is with what they're doing.
They're logging, but don't risk it.
Don't do it.
It's just, you're going to get fired and get in trouble.
If you're in the military, anyone out there is in the military and you're on, you're stationed on a base or in the National Guard, never, ever, ever go to any of our sites on your phone or because the cell phone tower is nearby.
Depending if they have one on base, because that would be owned by the military, or at least they have some insight into that cell phone tower.
Yeah, I assume you'd be screwed on government device or private device because you're on their network, right?
Yes, exactly.
Even if you're in your barracks room and you know, don't.
You'll have CID on your doorstep very quickly.
There was a horror story of a National Guard soldier.
This was during the Antifa riots they were deploying at the BLM Antifa riots.
And he was in these Telegram groups and they were saying he was this one Nick.
Who knows if that's true?
And they were fiercely interrogating him for hours.
I think there was even like they were physically assaulting him and stuff when they did it.
I think it's on, I could be wrong about that detail, but it's on national-justice.com.
It was an interview with him, Eric Stryker did.
But that's the thing you're getting.
If you're in the military, if you're in the National Guard and you're our side of politics, you'll have to be very much way more hidden.
You'll find yourself in Mannheim or in Leavenworth very quickly for that stuff.
They don't mess around a few.
It is absolutely astounding to me.
I just have to take a break here and stop and think.
And I know we're going long in the first half, but Travis, you're providing a wealth of information in a short period of time.
And who cares?
We're the bosses here.
We can go as long as we want.
Mr. Producer can whine after the show.
No, I'm kidding.
He hasn't complained.
It's just absolutely insane the degree to which we are speaking and forced to act like dissidents passing around Samiz Dot, the sort of banned information and literature in the Soviet Union in supposedly the land of the free, home of the brave for people who don't want to become a minority in their own goddamn country.
Child rapists have an easier time of sharing pornographic images of children than we have in the internet.
No, no, 100%.
No, 100%.
And what's funny is what will get you, this is kind of a tangent, but the FBI will only investigate child pornography on a device if there's like, it's actually a hard number of like 671 or something.
If there's that many images, that's when they'll like start getting into it.
But you can like, they won't even consider going after a child pornography site unless it starts getting traction in the mainstream news.
So they like, they pretty much just tolerate it and they won't tolerate us.
So don't think, yeah, just don't think you're going to be given the same rights as a child pedophile.
Don't, don't, don't think that.
You're worse in the system's eyes.
You're a worshipper in child pedophile because you're speaking the truth.
And your love of your people is going to spread to the other peoples of the world and their charade's going to be up.
And that is the worst thing to them.
Child pornography is almost accepted by the system at this point.
And if you thought the past four years were bad under watch and observe monitoring DOM, you ain't seen nothing yet.
So get serious people.
All right.
Two more quick ones.
I want to go back to the military question.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I do know for a fact that when you go onto military posts, and I don't know exactly how they draw the line because it would work in some type of radius area thing.
You know, there's probably not like a fence where you entered the zone.
But just when you are on or in close proximity to a military base, they do have the capability and they do use it to basically clone your device in real time as things happen.
I'm not sure.
Just by not plugging in, do they have to use a device like they had to plug in your hard drive or your computer to do that?
Because I don't know.
No, they can intercept data coming in.
Oh, that's just the packs.
That's just the packet capture, like Wireshark they're running.
Yeah, they do a packet analysis.
You're 100% correct.
Yes, and they are doing it all the time.
You know, I don't know what that means for like Threema or these other so-called secure apps, but I do know more than one person at more than one location that was getting double messages of everything and stuff.
And it was only happening, including insecure apps and more than one secure app, even Signal only happening when he was on base or when they were on base and then stops when they are off base.
And, you know, I don't necessarily know what that means.
We can only speculate, and I don't know enough about it to speculate even enough about it, but I know people that have been involved with base security type stuff like this.
And also having this stuff kind of appear, you know, it's no coincidence that you're getting kind of weird, weird messages and double data.
Well, there's a multitude of different reasons.
It could just be a networking issue on the base or something along those lines where it does a sort of a replay.
There could be a multitude of issues.
But to your credit, to back you up on this, there is a blue team, like a security analyst team and a security operations center that is watching the wire.
They're looking for you to go to the right stuff.biz.
They're looking for you to go to these websites and they can do a packet analysis.
That's why encryption is important because they can see the request.
They can't see what's in the data.
But, you know, like you said, Potato Smasher, like they are watching.
They're always watching.
It's ISR on, essentially.
And now, yeah, Lloyd Austin, the new sec def, or he's not confirmed yet, basically said, we are going to hunt you down and root you out if you're not down with demographic displacement.
So be aware for all of our men and tragically women who are in the service right now.
Travis, when we travel, whether we're doxxed or undoxed, whether we think we're known by every eye in the world or we think we're still under the radar, what are some good travel practices?
Do you have to worry about bringing your phone?
Should you ditch your personal phone, shut it down?
Can they get everything off your phone if you power it off?
Yes.
So if they see, first of all, if you go, nationalhyphenjustice.com, Eric Stryker has a very good talk about this, a very good article about this, and it's very accurate.
There's some things I would like to add and maybe bring up here is if you are not doxxed and you are relatively small time and you don't have doxxed and you think your attack vector is small on yourself, I would still bring a burner phone no matter what and just download your apps when you get to your location.
You never know what I, you know, people get visited all the time by the federal agents for things that are benign.
Like you bought like 4,000 rounds of ammo to go shoot at the ranch.
You had eight people shooting that day and the ATF will show up like, hey, what do you got there?
Right.
That's happened before.
So just in terms of you being an American citizen and an adherence to privacy and the Bill of Rights, do your part to protect yourself.
If you are doxxed, you need a burner phone.
And I would strongly suggest, highly suggest you probably not going through any airports.
Great thing about COVID, though, in terms of traveling, is that these masks protect against all facial recognition software.
There was an article that said the Japanese have figured out a way to go past it, but that is largely a meme, read between the lines and read the small print there.
You have to submit a photo of the mask you're going to be using, and there's a huge false positive rate still.
So, these masks, it all came back as the same person, so it was 100%.
Oh, was it?
I didn't even read that part.
I didn't know that.
It was, it was a uh, they're they all look the same joke.
Oh, okay, funny.
Uh, sorry, but uh, the yeah, so COVID's nice.
Like, so I don't care what you think about coronavirus, wear your mask everywhere, defeat facial recognition uh technology, do that thing shirts with faces on them that also works as well.
Uh, I wore uh shirts, sam hide masks.
Unironically, there was uh, there was an article about this.
Well, I had, I had a, I had a try, I had a Trump shirt, and I was showing up as Trump at like it through the there's a Python library that has a database of people and stuff, and Trump's one of them because it's very dangerous now.
Yeah, you'll get arrested, yeah, this is like 2017, so like we're still like, I think it's prior to Seville, and uh, I was showing up as Trump and not my face.
So, um, and oh, and wear it over your nose, wear your mask over your nose because where they identify is your eyes to your nose, and that sort of under upside down triangle.
That's the identification markers, so mascara actually works well.
Um, if you want to know what beats advanced facial recognition uh, uh, but uh, face recognition software, facial recognition software, advanced stuff is look at the Hong Kong riots, that's where the CIA was basically showing all the cards using the laser pointers and the mask, and people with these dudes wearing mascara.
That's because that's that's what beats the best facial recognition software, that's what they're telling their agents on the ground.
But in terms of traveling, you don't bring your personal devices, get a burner phone, get a cheap $300 laptop, and even domestically.
I assume for international is more dangerous, or yeah, more likely even more dangerous.
And if you go to the EU, it's you're even under more scrutiny if you're a known person, right?
So be aware, be aware, right?
And this is the especially traveling within the five eyes.
So that's New Zealand, Australia, Canada, England, United States.
A local police department can share intelligence with the MI6 of Britain or whatever, right?
So be careful.
Take this stuff seriously.
And if you're going to bring your laptop with like me or Edgy Nemes on it, and they seize it and they do something illegal, still just do illegal stuff, by the way.
Don't pretend like the law is going to protect you.
Like, you can't do that.
It's illegal.
Okay, whatever.
They'll take your laptop into a different room.
And you, first of all, you should start walking away from the airport immediately as soon as you see the quadruple S's on your boarding pass.
So walk away.
Just don't go on your trip.
Try to get a refund.
You're screwed, dude.
Quadruple S's mean you're subjected to enhanced interrogation or enhanced investigation or inspection.
That's what I was going for.
Exactly.
And let's say you're saying there's an NJP members out there that are, you know, they've shown their face.
People know who they are.
And they go to an airport and they have NJP documents.
Well, that's intelligence for the system.
So if you're there, if you're this one of these people and you have a laptop, encrypt it, use Linux, use Lux, L-U-K-S, encrypt it as soon as you install the operating system, and then laugh at them as they try to use 1,000 times the world's GDP to crack it.
Right?
That's what looks like road trips are back on the menu, boys.
Yeah, also, it's a beautiful way to see the country too.
What about for computers, hardware keys?
Hardware keys work.
You can have hardware keys on top of your, I mean, you should, you know, multi-layer security, but you know, a hardware key is something that really, really simple that you can set up.
Yes, do that.
Multi-factor authentication as well on any of your devices.
Hardware keys, try to use the open source stuff that people sell, like Raspberry.
I think the Raspberry Pi org sells a hardware key like that.
Encrypting your entire disk, your SSD, and your hard disk on your computer.
So they can't, because they'll just take the image and it's plain text.
They can plug it into another computer and literally to see your file system.
That's how easy it is if you don't encrypt it.
So encrypt it.
It's so advanced that I feel like the majority of our listeners are going to be like, oh, there's no way I can do that on my own.
Or something.
If you're in a group, if you're in a pool party, find the nerd in your group and assign you.
It might be a bit of a pause.
Everyone email Travis.
In InfoSec, and Asima is an InfoCosec officer, and this he gives guides out and he says, like, we'll use this app, or there's this vulnerability here.
Now, the meme of back doors in open source technology is a huge, huge meme, by the way.
So everyone's like, well, they have a back door and the encryption algorithm.
It's a meme because there's some mathematician out there that's verifying that because he's a Sperg himself.
He doesn't care about the politics.
He cares about the truth about that one particular subject.
Sure.
Now, if it, yeah, if it's Windows or Apple, they have back doors.
Get over it.
It's not going to help you.
All right.
Last one.
We got to go to the break, Travis.
You are setting a full house world record for having the most content jammed into the first half.
I didn't want to shut you up because this is great.
And the last one is the 1984: Everything in My House is listening to me.
My Alexa, my ring doorbell, my smart TV, and putting your phone in the microwave to have a candid conversation with a friend is not going to save you.
Real quick on the future home, whatever they call it, smart home, home of the future.
How worried should we be about that?
Don't have those devices in your home.
I mean, you have a cell phone that's already kind of those mics are on and listening to you.
So there's a way to secure an Apple iPhone to be like 98%.
It's like 90% secure from any antifa or federal attack against it.
But that requires taking the five microphones out of it and using an actual aux cable headset and to make your phone calls.
So depends how far you want to go with this.
I think having a cell phone you is fine.
You can put that in a Faraday cage.
Again, don't talk about illegal stuff.
Having Amazon Alexas in your house, you're an idiot.
Don't do that thing.
We know that they are logging your conversations.
Like we just know that it's there's been leaks and like email screw-ups where people have received like other people's logs and stuff.
So we know that it's logging and listening.
I'm more inclined to take a product from China that does the same thing because the Chinese government is not going to throw me in jail for hate for hate speech.
My government, the Chinese government will promote my social status for the things that I probably in a lot and in a weird way.
So like don't have Amazon Alexas.
If you are talking about things like, hey, that are like with your pool party or your PF network or whatever, I don't know if AIM is still around, but those groups are your Proud Boys groups.
Put your cell phones in tinfoil and a car.
And if you're really spurgy, play music with bass, lots of bass.
And there's technology where I point a laser.
You actually get civilian use.
You can point it at a window and read the vibrations and get a pure conversation.
But with the thing about bass, music with bass, like house music or EDM or dumb music like degenerate music like that is that it prevents that from happening.
They can't read those signals.
Go to YouTube and look up bass test for these for these like crazy car audio setups and stuff.
They have these amazing like bass songs and there's nothing in the song but bass.
And if you think this stuff is like, oh, this is inconvenient, imagine if the FBI has targeted you and you've done nothing wrong and they do all this work.
You have an encrypted laptop.
This, you move the goalposts, you use all this operational security, and you mess up and they identify you.
And then they find out you're talking about LOL.
Look at this sweet meme, dude.
And that's it.
And how much money wasted?
Like, oh my God.
I bet you these people don't even get promoted.
This is why they have to do all these gay ops.
And it looks pretty pretty inconvenient being sentenced to two life sentences with an extra 419 years.
Yes.
Like that's that's pretty uh inconvenient.
So, all right, guys.
Uh, yeah, I think, yeah, uh, I am extremely grateful, Travis.
That was wonderful.
I hope it, I think it sounds good in my ears sometimes.
It doesn't always, and it sounds great after the fact that it sounds great up the first half.
Drum and bass, white nationalism.
Remember that fam.
Could save your ass.
All right, we've gone so long that Sam has taken five bathroom breaks in the first half.
How's that prostate doing?
There's opportunities, Sam took one P break.
I took none, but we are due for one.
And I also have to say that we like to keep up with the trends here at Full House so we know what the kids are thinking is fresh and cool.
And sea shanties are all the rage these days.
I'm going to be mad about sea shanties real quick because I've been listening to sea shanties for a long time.
Not to do like the I did it before it was cool thing because that is gay.
But a lot of people in our circles have been listening to sea shanties for a long time because we actually care about like history and you know our traditions and stuff.
I was introduced to sea shanties by them being suggested to me through, like you know automation, through Pandora or whatever, because the Irish music and it was like oh, this is traditional, this is traditional, listen to it.
So that's kind of how I figured it out.
They do have an Irish sound to them, a lot of them do they just sound like Irish folk music?
Yeah sure um, and so to see like hipsters now getting involved with it, it's God.
I hate these like liberal soy bugmen, retards.
I hate them all right, and they just ruin everything.
Well, I am not a sea shanty expert, but I did spend some time going through them and I came up with these two.
We're gonna do a double header.
They're short and the first one up is a vocal performance that's called all for me grog, and it's gonna be followed by an instrumental one that's a little bit more beautiful, called Portsmouth.
So don't go anywhere.
Travis is gonna hang around with us to kick back and relax.
We're going to speed up on the table for the second half.
More dad content.
We will be right back.
All for me grog, me jolly jolly grog.
All for me grog and tobacco.
For a spent all me store with the lassies on the shore.
And it's all for me grog and tobacco.
When I return, me sweetheart, I will see.
All for me grog and tobacco.
Well, me sweetheart, I'll sing when she sees her wedding ring.
And it's all for me grog and tobacco.
All for me grog, me jolly jolly grog.
All for me grog and tobacco.
tobacco for a second Grog and tobacco.
When he sees a song, the dung along the knee all for me, grog and tobacco will she sing him to sleep while I sail the stormy deep, and it's all for me.
Grog and tobacco, me to be crooked and tobacco for a sentiment.
The shore, and it's all for me.
Grog and tobacco.
When he's a man, the sailor he will be.
All for me grog and tobacco, with his pipes and his gun like a proper sailor man, and it's all for me grog and to backer.
All for me, Grog, me, Johnny, Johnny Grog, all for me grog and tobacco.
For I spent all my store with the lassies on the shore, and it's all for me dog and tobacco.
Back, everyone, or welcome, miladies.
Well, that was an Irish sailor.
All right, we went really long there in the first half, but welcome back to Full House episode 76, Brave New World Edition, verbose first half of Full House edition.
But I trust that you found value in there, and we are very grateful to our special guest, Travis Scott, for joining us.
He can kick his feet up on the table and just shut up and listen to the dads now if he wants.
No, I'm kidding, buddy.
Chime in as you see fit.
So let's get right to it and give the biggest, heartiest full house congratulations to Franz and Clara, who this week welcomed a big, beautiful baby boy.
Longtime listeners to Full House will remember back in the day when our episode Struggle to Conceive came on or strength through struggle to conceive.
And it was Franz opening up very sincerely and heartfelt about the difficulties.
It wasn't even difficulties.
It was just a long time.
It was something like two years.
They got it done and had a beautiful baby son delivered healthy and couldn't happen to two nicer, more genuine, and more likely to be outstanding parents than those two.
I can't guild the lily any more than that, guys.
So definitely.
Yeah, I told him after I saw a picture of the baby, I told Franz, I said, I've got the soy man face.
I'm like, ah.
Anyway, all right, way to go, guys.
Also, this week, the only bigger stick in my craw than Mr. Producer is this guy who goes by Vaughan.
And apparently, I did, I congratulated them on their conception, but I may have missed when he and his lovely wife welcomed their third child sometime in the past few months.
I thought I said something.
I thought we did too, but he was like, hey, coach.
Oh, we definitely did because it was the planet thing where black people are supposed to get powers.
And then, but his, the third kid was born at the same exact time that the planets were doing like it was the winter solstice.
Yeah.
Well, I thought that we congratulate him.
He's like, yo, coach, my son, he listens with me, and he was pretty irritated.
He felt personally offended that we didn't congratulate him.
So anyway, there, Junior, if you're listening to this one, we all wish a very warm and hearty congratulations to you, your parents, and your siblings.
All right, better late than never.
Okay, we have a very tough, painful question in the inbox from the audience.
None of the other birth panelists on the call tonight have seen this question because I didn't want them to sit and think and have this very reasoned answer to it.
I wanted them to deal from the hip and go with their gut.
And maybe that's a mistake and we can always revisit this.
But it's tragically, this guy is not alone in this situation.
And this has moral and other implications.
And I'll shut up with the lead up and just read what he wrote.
And I'll just call him C. I've been dating this woman for a little over a year and things have been going smoothly.
She comes from a large, tight-knit conservative family, and she has been dropping not so subtle hints to me in regards to marriage and children.
Even though she is very liberal, a product of an elite Northeastern college, she knows about my white nationalist views and begrudgingly accepts them.
We never really discussed our pasts when it came to dating in too much detail, but I figured since she was college educated that her body count may be a bit high, and I was willing to accept that, especially because she wants to start a family of our own, ASAP.
However, things changed at a recent family gathering when I would be meeting her, quote-unquote, racist grandmother for the first time.
As the conversation around the warning I was to receive went on, her sister said, she'll be so relieved that you brought a white guy home.
While I can understand having a past, especially in this day and age, being a mud shark is a bridge too far for me.
Ever since that day, we have not been intimate and haven't even slept in the same bed.
She doesn't see an issue with it and has said that since she can accept my politics, I should be able to accept her past.
And here's some details.
I'm in my mid-20s with a good job and a house.
Should I try and find a relatively red-pilled woman or do I stick with the current relationship and try to look past it?
There are huge material advantages to becoming a part of her family.
And I don't, but I don't think I can swallow my pride given the circumstances.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
You'll never get over it.
You will never get over it.
Every time you try to wet your willie, you will think of Tyrone and things will return to their normal state.
Now, you're putting yourself in his shoes.
You could never get over that visceral image or aftertaste, to use a horrible metaphor.
Correct.
All right.
Sam, what are you thinking on this one, big guy?
Yeah.
Oh, boy.
I'm a little bit afraid that Smasher's right there.
But if I was talking to this guy and I got to know him well, I'd say you got to probe that situation a little bit and see where her mind is.
He's already saying she's kind of liberal and things like that.
She's proud of it.
She's proud of it.
The liberal part is an important factor.
Whether she's recalcitrant or apologetic or recognizes the errors of her ways is an important factor, which we don't know in this one.
Right.
You know, it'd be one, you know, I hope springs eternal with me, and I hate to give up on anybody.
You know, I'm always rooting for people to get together and do the right thing.
So I would say you got to probe that a little more.
You got to give it a little more time and probe and continue to red pill her and show her the right way.
And she might come around to seeing that, yeah, that's that's bad.
That's in the past.
I was, you know, stupid.
I was young.
Yeah.
But yeah, that is a tough one.
What Smash raises there is a good point that without it, without getting a little more resolution to this, this might come back into your mind again and again.
Yeah, my first gut reaction, which is what I usually go with in these, and again, I was putting myself in his shoes, is that I don't think I could get over that image, that knowledge, just because it's too sordid and too against everything that we stand for.
It's sort of like a tattoo that can't be removed.
However, however, one factor is you ditch a white woman who is, we're going to put the money aside.
That should not be a factor.
You should marry for.
You're not a sociopath.
Who cares?
Yeah, Hitler and the National.
Yeah.
Into the Darkness.
It was explicit National Socialist policy in their training manuals that you marry for love and not for money.
There are more important things to that.
So put that aside.
That should not be a factor.
To give up on her because, obviously, was it 500 times or was it a one-night thing is a factor.
To give up on a white woman willing to marry you and give you white children and overlooking your WN could be problematic down the road.
I would probably want to make sure that she was at least on board or neutral before trying to stick this out.
But by ditching her for that is essentially dumping a white woman back into, you know, like she'd be like, oh, he ditched me for that if I were her.
I don't know woman psychology from a hole in the wall, but I would say, ah, maybe she's going to be tempted to run back into the mud shark wallows and depths.
And one more thing.
What is more Chad?
Now, hear me out.
I'm thinking out loud here.
What is more Chad than reclaiming a mud shark for the white race?
Just the thought there.
Yeah.
Well, I was going to say, okay, is she in love with him?
She's like really totally in love with him and wants to be with him.
You know, that may be a good indication.
You know, we're just trying to read in between the lines here.
They're together and stuff.
But if she's really totally into you and everything like that, I like I say, I try to, I wouldn't just write her off yet.
I'd try to see where it could go.
I'll read between the lines.
The statement was: Grandma will be happy that he's a white guy, which means a few things.
Number one, she's brought black guys home.
Number two, it's probably been more than one.
Because if grandma's happy as a white guy, it's a pattern.
Grandma doesn't expect it to be one.
Yeah, there's a pattern.
This woman's psychology is already seriously broken.
Yeah, there's only one solution.
You gotta show me.
You gotta walk.
She'll be so relieved that you brought a white guy home.
Yeah.
As someone who's not married and still dating, the way I kind of put myself in this scenario is if she is sorry about it, like I would say, obviously she's not.
She has this like you sort of, you have this sort of pattern recognition.
If you like, if you love her and she loves you, lay down the line and be like, listen, like, where are you at now?
Like, these are my politics, maybe, or just move on if you can't get over it.
Find a new girl.
And one of the ways in there about finding a red-pilled woman, I don't know about that one.
I've, my experience dating like quote-unquote red-pilled women has been a very questionable thing, to say the least.
I think finding an apolitical woman, someone who like doesn't have a track record of mud sharking, who just kind of is like maybe a little conservative tendencies.
And she says some like libs, liberal stuff, like, I'm okay with gay people.
You can work with that.
You can absolutely work with that.
However, you can't.
I tried to date.
I went on this date recently with a girl hyper liberal.
And I tried to lie to myself because she was a pretty white girl and I couldn't do it.
Like it was bad.
Like I felt sick to my stomach the things she was saying to me about politics.
I couldn't do it.
Lie to yourself.
Oh, because you were hiding your true beliefs from her.
Yeah, yeah.
I could, I couldn't, I couldn't even go NormiCon with her.
That's how radical she was.
Right.
And it just made me sick to my stomach essentially.
I couldn't do it.
Like, so in terms of mud sharking, it's like Potato Smasher was saying, I'm all about if someone is like, this is my past.
I'm so sorry.
And she feels guilty about it.
That's salvageable.
And that's, you know, that's a beautiful beautiful, in a lot of ways, a beautiful thing.
But if she's like, oh, I see no problems with that, dude, drop it.
Just move on and go to the gym, do some squats, and go find another girl.
That's what I would do.
I agree.
And this guy sounds chad enough.
He's confident.
He's like, I can walk.
Like, I'm not too worried about this.
Although, of course, any breakup after a year is painful.
And I, you know, personally, I don't think I could get over even one in a potential partner's past, personally, mentally.
That would always be up there.
So I can't give somebody advice that I wouldn't follow myself.
So I would reluctantly say cut it off after, though, if you are Chad, or even if you're not Chad, if you're willing to walk and this guy's clearly like mentally disturbed by it, just like alpha probe, not physically, but mentally and be like, you know, pusher.
How many was it?
How often?
Do you still find them attractive or whatever?
Just almost have fun with it.
Just dig into that psychology and see if she's really.
Then you'll convince yourself one way or the other.
It depends how invested you are in her and how emotionally connected.
If you're extremely most connected and you were hurt, like deep down, not just disgusted, but actually emotionally hurt by this revelation, then you need a cold turkey.
It's over.
Do it as soon as possible.
Do not try to play around with it.
I would just cold turkey, find a new girl.
So Sam and I are the softies, I'm guessing, on this, you know, figuratively, and Mr. Producer and Travis and probably Potato Smasher 2 are a hard no.
Is that fair?
Look, there's only one thing that's going to end or absolve this woman of her sins.
Don't say it.
A three breaking up with her.
Okay.
Well, and maybe actually, I don't want to say something doxy because of revenge stuff.
Like, oh, I don't like this.
Just end it.
She probably knows because they weren't intimate.
She probably knows he has a problem with it, right?
Yeah, of course she knows.
She knows.
She just doesn't care.
And she's probably gloating about it to her disgusting slut friends right now.
Like, ha ha, I haven't had sex with Inan since he found out that I have sex with black guys.
Stupid Nazi.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Now she's waiting.
Now she's waiting for you to come back and initiate with her so that she can feel like she has conquered you.
This is a shit test and you are going to lose if you don't just figuratively yeet her.
That's right.
And here's the thing, too.
It's clear that he didn't know her as well as he thought he did.
It's simple as that.
Yeah.
One year ago.
Yeah, if you really knew her that well, you would have understood that that was a possibility.
And if that was a possibility, you would have walked, right?
If you are saying, if you're being honest with us and saying you believe in what you believe, you would have figured it out and you would have walked.
Things that are going to go through your mind is, can I find like a hot enough girl or a girl like understanding me because you had intimate moments or whatever it might be?
Doesn't matter.
The mission is to get white children of a woman that's not going to like strangle them or make them, your little boys wear dresses.
So find that one.
You know, like, you know, find, you're not going to get divorced two years down the line because of this is going to blow up later.
Let's break it off.
Now, is a single isolated case of mud sharking a deal breaker for our guys out there in the dating pool?
Yes.
It's like saying, is a single case of a girl shooting up heroin?
Yeah.
Or sleeping.
I don't know.
You can recover from heroin.
You can't recover from.
I'm a softie on this one, especially if the woman recognizes that it was bad or something.
I. It'd be something that hurdle.
It's not going to be non-issue, but if the girl goes like, yeah, I dated a black guy once never again.
This is like, you know, whatever it might be.
You know, why not?
Man, I'm wary of Mr. Producer's jaundice eye here, but I have, yeah, like in today's day and age, when they're bombarded by propaganda and they're getting wasted at fraternity and sorority parties, like beyond.
They were probably raped.
Yeah.
It doesn't mean they don't know that it was wrong.
Right.
You know what I mean?
I'll say for this, like My position is no, like just cut it off.
That's your safe position.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But play it by ear.
And if they are truly accepting of it and like you feel like she is the girl for you and that's it, or maybe you're just a guy that doesn't come by a lot of women or whatever the case may be, like factor all of that into your decision because you making the sacrifice of allowing this one thing may be the best result in the long run for you.
But the safe position is always no.
It's better to be far right than far wrong.
So exactly.
I'd rather be a Volso than end up being totally wrong.
Can I ask a quick question to the panel here?
Sure.
How many white dudes is too much?
How much promiscuous activity of the same race is too much?
Is there equivalency here at all?
Let's go to the Puritan High Council and Mr. Producer first on that one.
One.
Yeah.
Virgins only.
If a woman has sex with me, she's ruined forever.
I can never speak to her again.
To answer your question, Travis, I'll take that one up.
Well, we talked about this too.
Yeah, we did.
The answer to the question is: is whatever it is you think is too high.
And it's a personal thing.
And there's no number across the board for everybody.
So it's a real simple thing.
Here's what I want to.
Let me just get back to this because I think this is a good point.
I know a lot of women who, if they knew you ever slept with a prostitute, that would be a deal breaker.
It's because it shows a lack of judgment on your part to do what you did.
I know a lot of women who'd be like, no, that's a deal breaker.
That's one of the big criteria in eliminating somebody from this.
It shows me that you have really poor judgment, super poor judgment to go and do something like that.
I'm going to sleep with a black prostitute.
Fair enough.
I think that's actually a really good point.
Yeah, I think that's the best point, frankly.
Yeah, and I would just say, don't be spooked by a body count that is slightly beyond your comfort level.
That in this day and age, it doesn't necessarily mean what, you know, it doesn't mean that they're a hua.
It's kind of the culture, and I think that is not a fatal flaw.
But there's a certain number that's too high, and like zero is ideal.
And then they're like normal.
Well, okay, yeah.
In this day and age, there's a lot of bad things going on.
And you want to marry somebody or court somebody who is in good conscience and who is doing good things, even if they have some kind of past.
The thing is, none of us, whether it's the man or the woman, are under any obligation to divulge things that are bad.
You don't have to divulge those things.
So if there's enough time in between and you are of a mind to do good things and to stand for the right thing, whether man or woman, then that should put you in good standing to be a marriageable person.
Are you suggesting, Sam, that if, say, one of the guys listening is a stand-up, you know, he wants to be a father.
He wants to find a good woman, but say he had, maybe he went to the, we called it the wishy-washy in South Jersey.
I never visited one, but I knew friends who went to one to like one of these Asian massage parlors.
Should a man tell his prospective fiancé or fiancé every single thing?
No, no, no.
No, it's a double standard.
And also, you should quite frankly don't expect that they're going to tell you everything either.
Okay, then ignorance is bliss in that regard.
And they don't tell you, then they're showing some shame, which kind of gives the credence to the point of, you know.
Yeah, that's that's why that's why I said the fact that the grandmother time between, you know, there should be some amount of time that both people are living according to good ideals and you do not have to divulge things that that put you in a bad light.
And no one is perfect.
How many veterans were stationed in Germany or Korea, right?
Like, like there's prostitution, the prostitution is legal, at least in Europe, I believe.
So Sam was in Vietnam and was slaying.
Yeah.
No.
Face.
But I mean, like, yeah, and there's a double standard here as well.
Like, I think you finding out about her past is perfectly acceptable, but you devolted your past is, you know, to your discretion.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Mr. Producer, you agree, some things you keep to yourself, or you, you're more of an open book guy.
I'm an open book guy, but you should expect to suffer for the things that you've done in your past that were wrong.
You shouldn't expect anybody to get over it.
You should just expect that it may hurt you.
But if you feel it's the right thing to do, be honest.
I've always been honest.
Yeah, I don't think I have a single secret that my wife doesn't know, to be honest.
And maybe some came out after marriage, but they weren't like really big things.
I'm not a prude, but I didn't have a really wild life.
Yeah, but you should not expect somebody to be like, oh, oh, well, that happened before.
That's okay.
Blah, blah, blah.
Like it's not up to you.
How somebody feels about what you've done in the past is not up to you.
Sorry.
Good point.
So hopefully you find a girl that is understanding or doesn't have a huge problem with the things you've done.
And if you don't have a huge problem with the things they've done, fine.
But, you know, the example that the person writing in has, there's just so many red flags in the way that it was even presented.
Like you can tell this person's, this girl's judgment is just terrible, terrible.
It's one thing to do what she did.
And the reasons that girls do what they do, the reason girls do that, usually is involved with, like you said, you're seeing things in the culture that point them in that direction.
It's almost never for any real legitimate feelings for that person, right?
Oh, I really liked this guy, and that's why I dated him.
Travis Scott, yeah.
Yeah, exactly.
So it's like, it's like, you know, it's you have that, but the way that, you know, oh, grandma will be so happy that this person is actually white.
I mean, it's just terrible, terrible judgment.
And then, and that's, you know, that's just a deal breaker.
Bad judgment and a history or obvious history of bad judgment is just, it's, it's a red flag.
Get out, walk.
Hot, hot take.
Before you break up, go to the grandma and ask who the favorite granddaughter is and see if they're of age.
Hey, take it outside the box there, Junior.
All right.
Always adding value aside from your nerdology on technology and stuff.
All right.
Good stuff.
All right, C, good luck to you, man.
Thank you for opening up.
I think we did that justice.
Sounds like the answer is pretty clear, but I would have some fun with it before you cut her loose, at least in terms of grilling her and seeing if you can get to the bottom of it one way or the other.
All right.
Because you just dig a whole deeper and then she knows your views.
Women are petty creatures.
She will just stalks you.
Well, she already knows that he's a WS.
Yeah, that's why what he needs to do is he needs to back away slowly and do it as painlessly as possible because he's running a real risk of her doing some stupid already.
Yeah, no, that's all right.
No, excellent point: that she's already got her hooks in him and he's vulnerable.
All right, let us go to navigating the collapse and then let us land this ship.
Fire up, Mr. Producer.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
Several decades ago, an American fighter pilot named John Boyd developed an explanation of how individuals and organizations react to changing circumstances.
He called it the OODA loop, which stands for Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act.
Here's what that means and how to use the knowledge to your advantage.
The first step is observe.
Keep your eyes open and have situational awareness.
If new information arises, make sure to take it into account before moving forward.
If you don't, you could end up like a company like Blockbuster or Marco Rubio repeating a canned line about Obama during a presidential debate.
The second is Orient.
Boyd described proper orientation with this mental exercise with several different scenarios.
See if you can figure it out.
Imagine that you are on a ski slope with other skiers.
Imagine that you are in Florida riding in an outboard motorboat.
Imagine that you are riding a bicycle on a nice spring day.
Imagine that you are a parent taking your son to a department store and that you notice he is fascinated by the toy tractors or tanks with rubber caterpillar treads.
Now imagine that you pull the skis off, but you are still on the ski slope.
Imagine that you remove the outboard motor from the motorboat and you are no longer in Florida.
And from the bicycle, you remove the handlebar and discard the rest of the bike.
Finally, you take off the rubber treads from the toy tractor or tanks.
This leaves only the following separate pieces skis, outboard motor, handlebars, and rubber treads.
What can be created with these separate pieces?
The correct answer is a snowmobile.
If someone was given just the four pieces of equipment, skis, motor, handlebars, and rubber treads, they would be much more likely to come up with snowmobile on the fly than with the full scenarios described in the exercise.
This is because the scenarios create mental models that need to be broken down before a new model, the one with the snowmobile, can be created.
To improve your orientation skills, become familiar with as many mental models as you can in your field and in your life.
For example, military strategists should not just look at American military doctrine, but also that of as many nations and time periods as possible.
Also, start destroying and creating mental models as an exercise.
Take a few items from your desk and think about how they could be used together or altered to be useful in a non-office environment, like surviving in the woods, for example.
Or conversely, how would your survival equipment be useful during a normal day at work?
The third step is decide.
While it's pretty self-explanatory, it's still an essential step.
Simply choose between the courses available to you.
As easy as that is, many people are crippled by making that choice and instead resort to inaction or are paralyzed by uncertainty.
Finally, act.
Carry out the decision you made in the previous step.
With this, the OODA loop repeats itself, as new information is added in after an action, and you can decide to change your action or repeat it.
This loop is present in all human actions.
Therefore, the best way to gain the upper hand in any situation is to shorten the time required to complete an OODA loop.
Boyd says, Under OODA loop theory, every combatant observes the situation, orients himself, decides what to do, and then does it.
If his opponent can do this faster, however, his own actions become outdated and disconnected to the true situation, and his opponent's advantage increases geometrically.
One way to speed up your loop is to have a preset model in case an unexpected situation arises.
This greatly shortens the orientation and decision phases.
Also, to gain the upper hand, you can disrupt someone else's loop and cause them to reset by making an unexpected action.
For example, an active shooter comes into a diner where you're eating lunch.
Most people would be stunned in this situation, stuck in the orientation phase for a relatively long time, before likely running or hiding.
But you already had a plan in mind for this situation and threw your plate at the attacker before charging him.
The attacker was likely expecting everyone in the diner to either run or hide, and his own loop was reset by your attack.
He now has to reorient, which may give you just enough time to subdue him.
Your loop was shortened because you were already oriented and made your decision, and the attacker's loop was interrupted by your unexpected action.
And now, we demand by Joseph Goebbels, 1935.
The German people is an enslaved people.
Under international law, it is lower than the worst Negro colony in the Congo.
One has taken all sovereign rights from us.
We are just good enough that international capital allows us to fill its money sacks with interest payments.
That, and only that, is the result of a centuries-long history of heroism.
Have we deserved it?
No, and no again.
Therefore, we demand that a struggle against this condition of shame and misery begin, and that the men in whose hands we put our fate must use every means to break the chains of slavery.
Three million people lack work and sustenance.
The officials, it is true, work to conceal the misery.
They speak of measures and silver linings.
Things are getting steadily better for them and steadily worse for us.
The illusion of freedom, peace, and prosperity that we were promised when we wanted to take our fate into our own hands is vanishing.
Only complete collapse of our people can follow from these irresponsible policies.
Thus, we demand the right of work and a decent living for every working German.
While the soldier on the front was fighting in the trenches to defend his fatherland, some Eastern Jewish profiteer robbed him of hearth and home.
The Jew lives in the palaces, and the proletarian, the front soldier, lives in holes that do not deserve to be called homes.
That is neither necessary nor unavoidable, but rather an injustice that cries out to the heavens.
A government that stands by and does nothing is useless and must vanish.
The sooner, the better.
Therefore, we demand homes for German soldiers and workers.
If there is not enough money to build them, drive the foreigner out so that Germans can live on German soil.
Our people are growing, others diminishing.
It will mean the end of our history if a cowardly and lazy policy takes from us the posterity that will one day be called to fulfill our historical mission.
Therefore, we demand land on which to grow the grain that will feed our children.
While we dreamed and chased strange and unreachable fantasies, others stole our property.
Today, some say this was an act of God.
Not so.
Money was transferred from the pockets of the poor to the pockets of the rich.
That is cheating, shameless and vile cheating.
A government presides over this misery that, in the interests of peace and order, one cannot really discuss.
We leave it to others to judge whether it represents Germany's interests or those of our capitalist tormentors.
We, however, demand a government of national labor.
Statesmen who are men and whose aim is the creation of a German state.
These days, anyone has the right to speak in Germany.
The Jew, the Frenchman, the Englishman, the League of Nations, the conscience of the world, and the devil knows who else.
Everyone but the German worker.
He has to shut up and work.
Every four years, he elects a new set of torturers, and everything stays the same.
That is unjust and treasonous.
We need to tolerate it no longer.
We have the right to demand that only Germans who build this state may speak.
Those whose fate is bound to the fate of their fatherland.
Therefore, we demand the destruction of the system of exploitation.
Up with the German workers' state.
Deutschland for the Deutschen.
Hell yeah, Nat Scott.
That is my go-to gut response every time I hear one of his stem winders, classic from history, and I was wagging my finger there at the end, like the good.
Yeah, and so yeah, he's really, you know, he's not just plucking these out of whatever he happens to be reading.
That is so relevant for the tens of millions of hardworking white men out there who are essentially being told, shut up, do your job, pay your taxes, and just be a supine while this system rolls over you and indoctrinates your kids and turns them into trannies so that they can be hooking up with Mexicans and blacks at school.
Become ungovernable.
Yep.
I'm actually reading Irving's Gerbels biography.
I'm only in the first part because it's like a thousand pages of tiny type.
And of course, Gerbels was a sickly, not particularly attractive, club-footed, bookish incel for the first part of his life and went on to be an extraordinarily powerful, influential, and frankly heroic figure in that glorious, brief period of time.
So if you happen to be, dear listener, a ugly, club-footed, bookish incel, you never know.
I kid, but I'm also being serious.
Summon your inner strength.
It doesn't matter what your flaws are.
Overcome them and rise to do something great.
All things are possible through anti-Semitism.
Righteous hatred.
Righteous hatred.
We hate what deserves to be hate.
As Byron said in his first stanza of his song, I hate the people that hate me.
We were not taught to hate.
We didn't have it innate.
But faced with enough BS, you're GD right.
We're going to hate right back in spades.
All right.
We're at two hours.
Let's wrap it up, gents, and go around the horn.
Thank you.
And I will start with the muted Travis Scott.
Travis, thanks so much for coming on.
You were great.
Thank you for having me on.
And hopefully, you know, people can research this stuff on their own and ask their pool party leadership or whatever groups about the best way to conduct operational security.
This has been a great experience.
Thank you guys, every single one of you.
God bless.
Our pleasure, buddy.
And yeah, if the audience has a valid, specific question, don't come with a lot of homework questions that you can figure out on your own, but something neat that I can possibly forward on to Travis, I would be happy to do that.
And I suspect he would be happy to answer it.
So listen to the show, take your notes, and get your OPSEC and your Infosec in order.
Samuel, my friend, thank you.
Great show and very important discussion.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thank you.
Same here.
Smash your buddy.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you for having me, as always.
It was great.
I thought it was a good show.
Yep.
Now we just got to do the standard post-show thing and think of artwork and an episode title.
I don't know.
Usually, Mr. Producer knows this.
I don't know if the audience knows this, but after a show, I'm usually I have coffee before the show and after the show.
I'm just wired.
I'm thinking about everything that was said and all the rest.
And I listen to the music like 10 times.
And that's usually when the episode title or artwork comes to me, but whatever.
We'll see.
And Mr. Producer, thank you for joining us on mic again, sparingly, but highly valued as well.
You're welcome, coach.
My old pal.
All right.
Full house episode 76 was taped on a Biden era January 21st.
That's right now, January 22nd, 2020.
Outdoors, my extremities are frozen.
But these are the things we do to bring you good content without disturbing my lovely family with me possibly cackling or yelling too loud.
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The details are in the show notes.
So to all white listeners in a dissident mindset, and if you aren't by now, what the hell is wrong with you?
Be careful.
Take no stupid risks.
But for the love of God, don't just shut up and hunker down because they will come and find you all the same.
And we need each and every one of you involved, fighting, and getting skin in the game.
Mr. Producer, this week, save the best for last, and this is very serious stuff.
We had a series of confidential informants come forth to me through the ProtonMail.
I know.
It was unnerving.
And they happened to be the first lovers of everyone who is on this show, except for Travis.
That's right.
They told us everything about whether we were good at it, bad, fast, slow, every last detail.
Now, of course, we would never reveal any of those details to our audience, except for one aspect.
And that's the song that was playing the first time each birth panelist experienced the embrace of a woman.
And we're starting with Sam.
So, please put on from 1979 Escape by Rupert Holmes.
And this one is also known as the Pina Colada song.
This is the song that Sam was listening to when he lost it.
We love you, fam, and we'll talk to you next week.
I'm at it.
How about it, Smash?
Say it.
Thank you, Travis Scott.
We love you, everybody.
Be safe, be smart.
Hail Victor.
Never rap it.
Elbow trick.
And in the personal columns, there was this letter I read: If you like gina coladas and getting caught in the rain, if you're not into yoga, if you have half a brain, if you'd like making love at midnight in the dunes of the cave,
And I'm alone in the state.
I know that sounds kind of mean, but me and my old lady have fallen into the same old dough routine.
So I wrote to the paper, took out a personal ad.
And though I'm nobody's poet, I thought it wasn't half bad.
Yes, I like being your coladas and getting caught in the rain.
I'm not marching to health food, I am into champagne.
I've got to get you by tomorrow noon and cut through all this red tape at a bar called Valley's where we'll plan our escape.
Thank you.
I knew her smile in an instant, I knew the curve of her face.
It was my own lovely lady, and she said, Oh, it's you.
And we laughed for a moment.
And I said, I never knew that you like Guinea Coladas and getting caught in the rain and the feel of the ocean and the taste of champagne.
If you like making love at midnight in the dunes of the cape, you're the lady I look for.
Come with me and escape.
if you'd like making love and midnight in the dews of the cave, I'm the love that you've looked for.
Write to me and escape.
Yes, I like being a colonel and getting caught in the rain.
I'm not marching to hell, food, I am empty champagne.