I was a Democrat because I thought George W. Bush was a warmongering neocon moron.
Then I was a conservative Republican when I thought the GOP was actually serious about immigration enforcement and shrinking government.
Then I was a Trump supporter when I thought he was sincere on a whole host of crucial issues, but on which he failed almost entirely due to incompetence, indiscipline, and Jewish worm tongues in his ear from the get-go.
And today, I'm an NJP man, a hedge fund busting, procreation boosting, truth-telling, regular white dad with all blinders off and with more fellow travelers coming out of the woodwork every day.
So while these crazy times may seem crazy, may seem scary, try to embrace them.
We always said it would never be easy and that it had to get worse before it got better.
We also said, what a time to be alive.
And it is still just the first month of January, 2021.
So, mr producer, all aboard, welcome everyone
to episode 77 of Full House, the world's most ebullient show for white fathers, aspiring ones and the whole bio fam.
I am your exuberant host, Coach Finstock, back with another two hours of excellence in pro-white, mostly family-friendly entertainment.
Before we meet tonight's birth panel, though, big thanks to supporters Sav, Jack the Intern, and Dan Lather for their donations this week.
If you guys ever need your lawns mowed or your peanut butter eaten, just say the word.
All right, on to the birth panel.
First up, he's just as wild about stunks as he is about obscure skinhead punk rock.
And he's making it rain in the markets these days in revenge against getting totally hosed on Black Monday back in 1987.
Sam, how the hell are you?
Yeah, GameStop.
Woo, there you go.
Hey, Coach, I've been during this holiday season.
I got turned on to this new, not new, I shouldn't say it, it's new, new to me, this liquor that I wasn't familiar with, Aquavit.
Have you ever heard of Aquavit?
Never heard of it.
Yeah, this is like a traditional Norwegian drink.
But I was perusing the Three Floyds website because, you know, they got this distillery going some years ago and they're finally starting to sell some of their stuff.
Sure.
And so I went on there and it's this traditional Norwegian drink and it's made with, if you could imagine this, caraway, cinnamon, dill, and fennel.
And oh my gosh, it's become my go-to drink.
Did you say fentanyl?
It sounds like the Long Island iced tea of, I don't know.
This is like a 99-proof.
I mean, it's strong stuff.
But I would just say, and then, so after I bought their overpriced bottle, then I got turned on to, I see that the traditional Norwegian brand is this Linney, L-I-N-I-E, which you can find more commonly and it's just as good.
But don't support Three Floyds.
They're very cucked now.
They have some kind of brew where it's celebrating Black Lives Matter and all that.
It's very disappointing to me because I can remember sitting in their pub and the bartender and I would be jamming out to Burzoom in there.
And I always thought they were okay.
But anyways, check out AquaVeet.
It's a great drink, drink of our kin, the drink of the season.
And I'm drinking it right now, as a matter of fact.
Good stuff, Sam.
We're going to have to get you behind the bar at the next big meetup that we have.
Be dishing it out.
Yeah, you mentioned the Three Floyds or whatever.
I need a new pair of running shoes because spring is around the corner and I will be pounding the pavement again, no matter what people say about my running habit.
And I went to the website of this company, Hoka H-O-K-A.
They make great running shoes, very well padded.
And the website was just cancer.
So I guess I'm going to get new balance or something.
I know they're not perfect either, but yeah, some of these companies are so over the top.
You got to deny them your money, even if you run barefoot.
Yeah, I ran into that too.
I was wanting to buy some like, there's a real good aftermarket and used electronic equipment for music and stuff like that.
And I went on Guitar Center and they had their big Black Lives Matter banner.
So I said, well, screw them.
So I went on to eBay and then they had like a similar thing.
So I said, well, screw them.
But I found some sellers on eBay where you could go directly to their little site and contact them directly and do business with them directly.
So yeah, definitely don't support these big corporations and their Black Lives Matter and all that stuff.
And you can drill down to a seller that has what you want and maybe it'll just take you a couple extra clicks.
Every little bit helps.
I'm dry, even if it's a tiny little moral victory for yourself.
I just can't stand the idea of giving them $1, you know.
Sure.
Every dollar is a vote, as we say.
So don't vote for your Embanky.
Next up, he can barely contain his working man's glee as an army of neat proles inflicts more damage on Wall Street in a week than Occupy Wall Street and the supposed anti-system Marxist of Antifa have done in over two decades.
Potato Smasher, welcome back.
Hey, man, you're worth $20 million.
That's pretty cool.
I'm worth $0 million, but I'm standing here watching you dig your own grave with a $10 shovel from Walmart.
That's a little modification on the, yeah, well, I'm worth $0 and K you, whatever, right?
I'm picking up what you're throwing down.
Is that all you got?
Anything else to chime in with?
I'm hungry and rich people just got put on the menu.
All right.
Very good.
All right.
Finally, our very special guest making his second appearance on Full House.
He was a dissident when you were still figuring out the inscrutable interface of 4chan, a feck and father of almost as many as Sam and still going and still trying.
Last I heard, he is also Planet Earth's undisputed autiste of public transportation and a regular guest on Third Rail and whatever podcast you might be listening to.
He said he was retired, but he can't stay away from the game.
I think that's a long enough lead up.
Dark Enlightenment.
Welcome back, buddy.
I keep wanting out, but they keep dragging me back in.
No, it's great to be here, coach.
Great to be here.
I'm serious, though.
You were like, at one point, you said, I've said all I need to say.
It's all I can do.
And the fact that you're still creating a lot of content and high energy, that leaves me with a good feeling about the state of things.
You know, I was talking with a friend who's, you know, a thing.
And basically, our stuff is like the laws of motion of physics, of politics, you know?
And the only people who know what's going on are, of course, us and Jews.
And it's amazing how much being right about everything kind of puts a pep in your step and watching Republicans emulate themselves over this impeachment thing or everything else.
I know this isn't a politics show, but watching the turtle be forced to choose either permanently piss off all of his voters and impeach Trump or acquit him and let Trump hang around and basically dictate the terms of who's going to be in the Republican Party for the next four years.
It's pretty delicious because I hate all these thinkoff people.
All right.
Watch it there, Dad.
Being confused is very debilitating.
You know, like you said, understanding the laws of physics and things like that, when you know how things work, you can understand things and you can actually progress.
And as far as like, yeah, we probably all have come to that point where you feel like you've said all there is to say.
And I've even heard people observe that.
Like maybe they kind of tune out of the podcast because it's all been said.
And, you know, now it remains for us to do.
But you know what?
As we continue to talk and we turn these concepts and ideas over and over between ourselves, it does bring new insights and new solutions to problems and new approaches and new things to try.
And most importantly of all is that we're interacting.
I hope all of us are interacting with people every day.
And I'm telling you, it's getting easier and easier to reach people.
I'm reaching people like I never have before in my daily life.
Amen.
This is a terrifying and exhilarating time to be alive.
There's no contradiction there.
I mean, the mask is off.
There's no denying whatsoever that the evil system that we all knew or at least felt in our bones was out there lurking and steadily encroaching on us.
Yeah, the wave has broken upon the shore and it's coming for everyone.
I mean, guys are getting, you know, we'll talk maybe about Ricky Vaughan getting arrested later for memes from 2016, the president of the United States getting censored off the internet, essentially executive orders on transgender individuals being able to join girls' sports.
I'm already foaming at the mouth over that one, but at the same time, it's a wonderful thing, right?
I mean, and not having Blumpfattening up the Oval Office and giving people a false sense of security is a wonderful thing because now they're scared and they're angry and they're searching for more.
You have nothing to do but point to the things that are happening.
I can imagine in another time, you know, before the first schools were forcibly integrated in the 60s by National Guard and all that.
And then all the dumb white racists were predicting all the bad things that would happen to public schools once that was allowed.
And guess what?
It all happened exactly as they described and worse.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
Oh, and you want to really put the coffin of public schools, start having trannies in your beautiful, innocent young girls' bathrooms and locker rooms.
And yeah, parents will pay, they will spare no expense to get their kids the hell out of their eyes.
It's all been predicted.
It's all been predicted and it's all come true.
I have multiple buddies who have pulled their kids.
I think it was either last year or this school year, where they just said, enough is enough.
We are going out to eat, like the dad in a Christmas story.
We're getting out of here.
And you're sending them to private school or homeschool because they can't grit their teeth and bear it anymore.
And at this point, I mean, public schools are anti-white child abuse.
Absolutely.
And, you know, they're making it very explicit that the new Secretary of Education is focusing on what they call diversity.
What's the acronym?
It's equity and diversity, inclusion.
Diversity, inclusion, and gay propaganda, AIDS.
It's like die.
Put black people everywhere.
Yeah.
Don't eat meat.
Yeah.
And, you know, the it just passed, of course, but in my family, you know, because we homeschool, it was Robert E. Lee Day.
Yeah.
But at every public school in America, it was, you know, St. Mark.
Martin Luther King, Jesus.
Yeah, you know, you know, this Marxist Lucifer Kang.
Anyway, it was, you know, that holy day because that's who these people worship.
Their religion is, is but sex and communism.
And anybody that wants to pretend that these people are anything but hostile to us and to our interests and that we can trust them with our children for even five seconds is crazy.
And, you know, you're talking about mask off.
I mean, how much worse does it have to get?
40% of the cabinet's Jewish.
There's more Hispanics than straight white guys in the cabinet.
It's like the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, and like one other one.
And there's no Protestants in a country that's like 40% WASP.
There's not a single Protestant white dude in the cabinet.
That's pretty cool.
I can't.
I was waiting for it.
The good takeaway is in some ways, the worst things get, that also provides the impetus for change.
And I'll hearken back to the time in the 80s when I was a teenager and the cities were degenerate then, believe it or not, like they are now.
But in the heart of the city, in the worst, the degenerate, where the worst things you can imagine were taking place, that's where the skinhead movement got its start.
You know, it comes, the nature always contains within it the kernel for its own rebirth.
That's right.
And I remember a while ago hearing the old adage that whites don't breed in captivity.
And that was a contributor to decreasing Western white birth rates in the countries of our ancestors.
And remember, the best way to revolt against that is to say, no, screw you.
Even if this is a prison planet of sorts, not to give any credit to Paul Joseph Watson.
Yeah, having kids is one of the best ways to fight back.
All right, fine.
I'm not stuck.
I'm not stuck on this prison planet with Jews.
Jews are stuck on this prison planet with me, and they're going to regret it.
That's the attitude.
That's right.
They know that we know, and we know that they know.
Like you were just staring at a bunch of money across the table.
And we still got the numbers and we still got the Aryan warrior spirit, which is increasingly getting awakened.
So have a heart out there, dear listener.
And while you're at it, let's take on another talk of the town right now.
It's the second great peasant uprising in just one month, in just January 2021.
We already have two great proletarian white uprisings.
And that is, of course, buying stocks to own the Jews.
Did not see that one coming.
I will admit to being like a late, you know, curious McMahon meme picture three or something.
Like, what the hell is going on?
You know, and I did, I dabbled.
You know, I bought some, I bought some GameStop.
I bought some AMC and I bought some Virgin Galactic, maybe front running.
That's the next short target or the next short squeeze, just in solidarity with Reddit nerds of all people.
So Mr. Producer said we had to talk about this tonight.
And it's very timely because we're going to tape on Thursday night, January 28th.
And tomorrow, January 29th is essentially D-Day for the revolt in terms of keeping those prices high and everybody holding and not being the scab to sell and take profit and allow the shorts to escape their positions.
I'm a little bit grug on shorting and options and things like that.
I got the basics.
But basically, if you're hearing this, we'll get Mr. Producer to process this show overnight so it's ready to go Friday morning, right, buddy?
Sure thing.
But regardless, MP, break it down for us.
You seem extremely enthusiastic that the Chaos Gods are now reaching their beautiful tentacles into Wall Street.
Yeah, Captain Chaos here reporting for duty.
Yeah, I love this.
I love this very much.
I'm not Mr. Wall Street stock know-it-all, but from what I can tell, this has been a retail investor revolt against institutional investors, specifically hedge funds that short stocks.
And those stocks happen to be very popular with certain groups of people.
In this case, GameStop.
GameStop was a game retailer that really has suffered over the last few years because they have not really moved with the trend of everything going to digital, right?
So they saw you consoles.
COVID hit them even harder.
So the last year, I'm sure, was even rougher because they weren't getting shorted this time last year.
No, they were.
They were.
Were they?
Yeah.
Well, because I know during COVID, like they didn't have anything to sell during COVID.
They were open, but they didn't have almost anything to sell except for recycled stuff because nothing was getting produced for them.
Yeah.
And so the problem that they've had is that they were hit probably year before COVID just for their business model and the fact that the so consoles apparently get released in cycles.
And that cycle actually came up at the end of last year.
So some people were thinking like, all right, GameStop will be doing decently once the console cycle kind of comes back around and new consoles are released and they can sell them and whatnot.
But they were getting hit before COVID.
Once COVID hit, like I said, they're a retailer.
They got crushed.
They closed 462 stores in 2020 and 783 stores over the last two years.
And they lost $470 million at the end of last year.
But one thing that happened last year is they got an investor, this guy named Ryan Cohen, who bought 13% of the stock.
Cohen.
Yeah, Cohen.
Imagine that.
And what happened was, is that was a indication to these hedge fund managers to short the stock because they knew that GameStop was probably not a good bet long term.
Right.
But they saw this guy's infuse of cash and also he became a member of the board as a sure sign that the stock was probably going to go up a little bit.
And sure enough, it did once he was appointed to the board this month.
And two days after he joined the board, the stock increased 50% from $20 to $3,140.
So these hedge fund managers said, yeah, this is the time to short it.
That got noticed by the Reddit board, Wall Street Bets, and there was a nice little write-up called Bankrupting Institutional Investors for Dummies featuring GameStop.
And basically, the guy who wrote this up outlined exactly what to do to give the middle finger, more or less, to hedge fund managers and to support GameStop, which they were, by and large, big fans of.
A lot of people are big fans of this company because it could be a nostalgia thing.
It could be a lot of things.
Sure.
They're big time fans of it.
Blockbuster for video games and gamers.
One thing that shocked me is that, I mean, I don't know how many, I know Reddit's one of the most popular websites on the internet or the most visited.
This little subreddit, it was shocking to me that there were enough people who read that, that it had the reach to reach enough people who invested and that they had enough capital to move this thing so big and for people to still be supporting it.
I always just assumed that the big hedge funds and the investment banks were the major price movers on all these things and retail investors were basically just chumps killed or going along for the ride.
There are two million people, I think, that read this subreddit.
They're like 2 million members or something like that.
So, so yeah, there's a lot of people who pay attention to this one subreddit, Wall Street Bets, which I believe is either not, I think it's still available.
You can still read stuff off of it, but I don't know if you can post to it anymore.
It's invite only now, too, I think.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So there were a few companies, Melvin Capital, that these hedge funds that had a ton of shorts in the stock for GameStop.
And those shorts obviously are a risky bet, right?
Because there's no theoretical limit to your loss if you short a stock.
And you're not guaranteed, obviously, to get your money back in the time that you have to actually pay for the stock that you borrowed.
Sure.
Now, brass tax here, if people are listening to this on Friday, and I assume looking at the ticker tape of racists and hedge fund destroyers on Twitter and everywhere else, it seems like people are still optimistic that tomorrow Friday is going to be our Independence Day.
Like Bill Pullman, this is our Jewish financial independence day.
All right.
So the big GameStop is the big one.
Yeah.
Nokia and AMC are the other two that people are buying.
And here's the standard caveat from last show.
This is not professional, individualized financial advice.
We are commenting on a current event.
And I'll leave it there.
It's just the truth.
It's all, by the way, it's also hilarious that we had Bellerophon on last week to talk about slow and steady financial investing in dividend stocks as our pal Carlos said, dot dot dot.
Or you could try to either become rich or just throw your money to try to screw hedge funds.
But is it, I mean, okay, so you know, you don't, for our listeners, you don't want them to throw money at this that they can't afford to lose.
That's important because this is a very volatile situation.
Is there one guy?
He bought 50K worth of GameStop stock.
And at one point, it was like, you know, $14 or $22 million or something like that, whatever it was.
And he lost a few million dollars today, still hasn't sold it.
He's like, I don't care.
This is not about money.
Like literally the Joker, it's not about money.
It's about sending a message.
Yeah.
And the Pajit Army is coming in too.
We've got, this is just like pick your movie where we've got other tribes coming in to support the revolt.
And they're not getting the message.
These crybabies on Wall Street, these predatory investors are not getting the message.
They literally are looking at the rabble who are doing this to them, which is how they see it, as just these petulant little children who are throwing a temper tantrum and just basically trying to piss them off.
And they're totally not getting the message.
And this is great.
Like, this is a serious movement.
This, the capital revolt, there will be more incidents like this.
And people need to, like, people need to take notice of this.
If they don't, it's going to be to their detriment.
I love it because it's chaos.
And there's going to be more.
People are looking for avenues to get back at the system that they know is rigged against them.
And it's clearly rigged against them because you see what happened today where you have Robin Hood and a bunch of other brokerages turn off the ability to buy long in GameStop, but you could sell your shares.
And the other thing is that you had people who had shares in GameStop whose shares were sold for them because they were deemed to be risky by Robinhood.
There's a whole bunch of different explanations for why this is, but who knows what the reality I got an explanation for you.
I mean, there's a few, like, we can all speculate what it is, but more than likely, it's because it's really simple.
Go ahead, Dark.
Does it rhyme with Jewish?
Yeah, okay.
What happened is probably is that Robin Hood had a $600 million credit line with a bunch of banks, and a bunch of banks were like, hey, if you don't stop this right now, we're going to lose our shirt and we don't care about you.
And anytwa, where Ted Cruz and the AOC are agreeing on something, you know, and then AOC immediately instead of like, oh, hey, maybe we, maybe this is right.
You know, she slaps Ted's skiddoke because everything is fake and gay.
No magnanimity there, right?
Yeah.
Ted tried.
Ted tried.
And she was like, no, nerd.
I'm not dancing with you.
Exactly.
Because we totally know he tried to cop a feel.
What is happening is the gigantic, circumcised, diseased is getting stuck right in the eye of every American, and you are seeing it right out in the open.
Dark, have you been drinking?
You're extra profane tonight.
I hope you don't talk like this around the youngsters.
I have a my third IPA.
I'm sorry.
Okay.
Anyway, and I will totally pay into the swear jar.
But this is exactly what they can't afford to have happen.
And that it is 100% naked oligarchy that the thousands of people that work at GameStop, the supplied GameStop with the retailers, the realtors that lease in the space, everything, the warehouse workers, all those people, their jobs don't matter.
Their families don't matter.
Those kids that would have gotten the first job at GameStop.
All smiles.
Yeah.
The sanctimony from the Wall Street defenders to the cucks on the right, you know, like, oh, without, you know, shorting is the same as buying and it's market efficiency and all this stuff.
And just rolling back in my chair as these people just own themselves and embarrass themselves.
Yeah, to the Robinhood issue, I have a Robin Hood and I am absolutely deleting this Monday at latest.
Because it's not, I mean, I'll sell my stuff and move my money out first.
I'm not just going to delete it and forget about it.
And Smasher loves to use the meme: Are you winning, son?
Dead?
It's not about winning, it's about sending a message.
So let me.
And I don't care.
Go ahead.
Sorry.
I just want to give you what the message is.
And this was powerful.
I saw this on Twitter.
I'm going to eat your face and take your money and give it to my homies.
That is the message.
So, Steve Cohen is the founder of Point 72.
And I guess this is one of the two capital companies that bailed out Melvin Capital.
And he was tweeted at by Dave Portnoy.
Dave Portnoy says, prison time.
Dems and Republicans haven't agreed on one issue till this.
That's how blatant, illegal, unfathomable today's events are.
Okay.
I'm not going to read the rest of the tweet, but his response, Steve Cohen's response is, hey, Dave, what's your beef with me?
I'm just trying to make a living just like you.
Happy to take this offline.
Now, if that wasn't insane enough, Greasy Kite is worth $14.8 billion.
Yeah.
Thank you, Smasher.
Smasher's the one who pointed this out to me, but I saw a tweet underneath this that really hits home.
Here's my beef with you, says Mimi Abramovich.
We can check that.
But anyway, this is good.
That's your married name.
Here is my beef with you.
You shorted a company a few years back, and my dad was let go.
He later committed suicide.
No one recovers from that.
I will take a suing at you with every chance I get.
Yes, this is personal.
There is palpable anger towards these people and towards the people who are running us into the ground as a country who will bail off the ship.
We're shorting the United States of America.
Let's not kid ourselves.
Everything you need to know about politics in this country can be summed up in mob movies.
Everything that these people do is just a bust out operation from goodfellas.
You remember?
Exactly.
Everything that they're doing is just you work hard, you sweat, you do something, you pull the king crab out of the water in Alaska in the wintertime and you work your ass off and you bring it back to port.
And then somebody has to fly on an airplane through this terrible weather and they bring it down to Seattle and they put it on this plate and it's $1,000 for a plate for this special restaurant.
And then one of them walks by as someone is sweating over a hot grill to deliver this perfect piece of delicate seafood and they snag a crab and then they eat it and they go, eh, because I can't.
And everything about politics in this country is the Jews busting out this country.
That's right.
If you never saw goodfellas, it's also like in the Sopranos when that the guy from Terminator 2, the T-1000, his sporting goods store, he gets into debt to the mob and they come in and they basically eat his lunch.
They steal all the stuff out of his store and then like, you know, he has to go bankrupt.
A bust up.
Mafia style bust up.
Yep.
My favorite line from that movie is when Joe Pesh, she's, am I a clown?
I'm here to amuse you.
Do I make you laugh?
You could try that.
Try that on some young person who maybe hasn't seen the movie, like a waitress or something.
You're funny.
I'm funny?
Oh, yeah.
Like a clown?
Like, I'm here to make you laugh.
Yeah.
Is this, is there a go ahead, Smasher?
Oh, I was just going to say while we're basically still kind of touching on Jews and politics, the last few days has made it like outstandingly clear that 2% of the United States population is Jewish, which leaves 97% of the United States population that hates them and 1% of the United States population that is a paid show for Jews.
Yeah.
And I know we're doing like current event in review and meme review, but Eric Weinstein, who's this hideous, fat, curly-haired money manager for Teal's gay capital operation, him going on a late night, you know, crying into his beer about how rough the Jews have it.
Who will think about Jewish hedge fund managers?
Why won't you, who will think the Jewish head fund managers?
Oh, God.
Yeah, somebody had it all sweatshirt at the Capitol.
It was like they're not a show.
And then it's a picture of him and his stubby little Jew middle finger at the Arch of Titus in Rome.
And you remember, people, they are still angry about the siege of Jerusalem in AD 62, 72, whatever it was, AD 70.
Thank you, Dark.
And if they can hold a grudge for 2,000 years, well, you should hold one right back at them.
Not because we're natural haters, but because we hate in return.
We serve it back to them like tennis.
Because here's why.
Okay.
For the first time in my life, I am 40 years old.
Okay.
I'm getting to be an old man.
There's gray in my hair.
Disturbing amounts every day.
All right.
Coincidentally, you know, I had daughters and all of a sudden it started sprouting like mushrooms after the rain.
Once you hit 40, you got one foot in the grave anyway.
So, yeah.
Basically, yeah.
I mean, it's practically dead.
Well, you know what you got to do if you're still healthy at 70?
What?
I can't talk about it on air.
All right.
70 of them.
No, I'm just not allowed to give lose.
Anyway, I'll give you legal advice.
Here's what's happening.
In my entire life, you know, the financialization of the economy happened when I was a kid under Ronald Reagan, you know, the stout conservative, right?
You know, oh, this is super pro-family.
Okay.
This, this entire bust out operation has been going on basically for my entire life.
And I've watched as the people who tried to stop this, you know, tried explaining the truth to people.
Pat Buchanan did in 90, Ross Perot, Pat Buchanan, you know, increasingly, you know, more obscure, you know, tacky Theodore Carpola, you know, American Conservative Magazine gets founded.
We talk about all these things and always Wall Street wins, Main Street loses.
Wall Street wins, Main Street loses.
Every time.
And thank you to technology.
We have a chance to democratize all this stuff.
And ordinary people go, wait a second.
If this isn't just gambling, if this isn't just a fake, you know, scam perpetuated by the Federal Reserve to enrich its friends and punish the people that actually do the work in this country, then this should work.
And we should be able to make some money.
And maybe we'd be able to buy a house.
Maybe we could afford some kids.
Maybe I could actually pay for my kids, you know, pay for my kids' braces without going into bankruptcy.
Maybe, You know, my elderly mother can live someplace nice where she's not surrounded by uh foreigners all day.
Oh, but money.
Maybe I just get from my back.
Oh, Doug, you're not appreciating low interest rates and uh historically low interest rates that have made houses so expensive and uh debt without end.
You ungrateful goy.
Yeah, yeah, I'm real grateful.
So the second we get some of our own back, right?
Never mind all the structural problems that I could talk about for hours and hours.
And if you're interested, you know, basically check every other podcast out there because I've done it.
How on earth do they react?
Not, oh, hey, you know, you win some, you lose some.
I guess, you know, I guess the D's win this round.
We'll get them next time, 2022, right?
That's the, that's what we're supposed to do, right?
No, Their ox has been gored, and all of a sudden, it's an insurrection.
All of a sudden, everyone who said, hey, you know, maybe it's Mike.
I'm an American citizen.
I should be able to go into the Capitol anytime I want.
I'm respecting the rope points.
Oh, no, no, it's an insurrection.
We need to hunt you down like a dog and find you.
And we'll bribe your kids to throw you under the bus.
We'll arrest you.
We'll sick the FBI after you.
People, you know, illegal Mexicans can kidnap kids, and the FBI is too busy trying to find some grandpa who went to the Capitol.
And if you try to make a living or you try to make some money back off of this stock thing, because short selling is just the mask is off, and these people hate us, and that's why I hate them back.
And to your point, Richard Barnett, just breaking before he went to tape, the guy who had the temerity to put his working man's boots up on desiccated Nancy with the nice cans desk, federal judge really reamed him out with pure sanctimony and said that, you know, our democracy, all this stuff, and ordered him held in jail until his trial, despite the local judge down Arkansas or whatever saying that he should get out.
And somebody, a lawyer on Twitter, literally seen child rapists get released to stay at home before their trial.
So this guy on the desk, he gets to sit in jail.
And that is, of course, the scary and realistic part about, you know, we're a little bit giddy, but there is short-term serious implications of the neoliberals controlling all aspects from the law enforcement to the culture to the finance to etc.
And it makes all these little revolts all the more beautiful.
As Stryker said, I'm going to steal one from him, but give him attribution.
He said, all these provocations, it's like they're doing a long, drawn-out ritual to resurrect Hitler.
So, inshallah, continue the provocations, please.
And keep beating us until National Socialist morale improves.
All right.
Let's move on from talking of Jews.
Go ahead, Sumash.
I was just going to make a crappy dad joke.
An anti-Semitic dad joke.
You think those are the best kind.
You think the Jews would take this whole mask thing more seriously with the pandemic going on to hide to hide their noses?
Yeah, yeah.
You know, masking.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, that too.
That works.
Moving on from Jews to the NJP, the No Jews party.
Mike.
Moving on from Jews to no Jews.
Try to search for no Japanese people.
Oh, um, Mike, Mike gave a great speech third, I believe, uh, since they've been up and kicking.
And I know Third Rail, I think, is going to cover this this weekend, so we're not going to steal their thunder or whatever.
But that was another shot in the arm.
Uh, I know it's just a speech, right?
I'll let Dark, you were very positive on this, but uh, it's just a speech, it doesn't change the world.
But to see somebody speak intelligently, persuasively, and yes, be able to say the J word in front of a crowd of raucous but uh serious and competent people is the start.
It is the seed, it is the first sprout of something that I so hope is going to be a force for good for our people.
Nothing's guaranteed, God knows what kind of tricks they're going to throw at it.
But if you're listening to this and you're not familiar with NJP, watch that speech, share it around with your family.
Mike is the opposite of a dummy.
He's sharp, he's witty, he's funny, and he's good-natured.
And I, yeah, we'll talk more about NJP on another show, maybe do an update at some point.
But I was extraordinarily gratified to see that and optimistic about the course of things there.
Yeah, I gotta say, I've never been prouder after that speech to be friends and comrades with the people associated with the NJP.
And what Mike did in that speech was unapologetically advocate for white people on this continent.
And that is the first time in my life that a political figure gave a speech that said something as simple as: My children deserve to have a place in the place that their ancestors built.
And I know that we have this immense, you know, golem to deal with that is vast and terrible, you know.
And there's lots of confused patriots out there who are decent people who think that we just can save the United States.
It's like, no, Folks, USAI stands for usury, sodomy, and abortion.
This is an evil country.
It is a bad country.
It is run by bad people who do bad things because they like it.
And they can get away with it.
And they can get away with it.
And we can't even vote for them like lemmings.
Yep.
And here we have this one.
You know what would happen?
Our friends at the Godcast had an interview this past weekend with someone who was a former transsexual.
And this person was sexually abused.
This person was addicted to pornography.
This person was told that it was okay to be gay.
This person was told all kinds of terrible things.
And if you're interested, it's available at the TRS website.
He or she did, was it a man and he was a man who had cut anything off, did he?
I don't think so.
But this is what the system wants for your sons.
This is what the system wants for your daughters.
And Mike Enoch, Michael Panovich, gave a speech where he said, I will stand between you and your children and the people who want to do this to your children.
And they make even try to kill us.
Especially you're on the central committee.
If I if I and when the NGP is in charge, will the people who pedal pornography in my town, will they be allowed to do that?
No.
Okay.
Not at all.
Good answer.
That's all I needed to hear.
Savvy politician, that's measure.
They call me straight shooter.
And this is, and this is across the board.
Okay.
I mentioned at the top of the show, you know, our understanding of things is like understanding Newton's laws of motion.
And we can elaborate on that stuff for endlessly.
For 200 years, they just elaborated on all the stuff that Newton had discovered and built the greatest civilization the world had ever seen.
We can go back to that.
We can go back to a great, good civilization, but something else is going to have to take the place of what the system is now, where criminals get to destroy people's lives to make money because they destroyed them all because you couldn't keep certain people out.
And for the first time in my life, I'm not a crazy person screaming in the wilderness.
Everything is obvious.
The truth is out there.
And people are willing to listen.
And we have the message.
We have this unique combination of great guys, we have the special sauce of sampling from the good and noble things of the left and discarding the bullheaded, money-centered, ideological, but not natural garbage on the right.
Exactly.
We have, you know, when Dr. Pierce was doing his thing, people were too comfortable and America was still ostensibly a strong country.
You know, the United States Navy looks like the, it can't drive.
You know, it's constantly, it destroyed half the Norwegian Navy in an accident.
It's getting in collisions off the coast of Japan all the time.
The strips are covered in rust and look like the Soviet fleet out of the Black Sea fleet in 1987.
We have finally reached the end of the road where this absurd, corrupt gerontocracy of old men who've been nothing but Jew servants their entire lives are in charge.
Joe Biden was the senator from Visa for 35 years.
What makes anyone think that he's going to do anything to help ordinary Americans?
Right.
Complete 80.
Yeah, and real quick, Sam, just while we're on the topic of the wheels falling off of this rotting Hulk, the maggots finally getting into the bone density.
January 20th, WhiteHouse.gov, executive order on preventing and combating discrimination on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.
Not a surprise in the title there.
Section one.
Second paragraph.
It's basically the first meat of it.
Second sentence.
Children should be able to learn without worrying about whether they will be denied access to the restroom, the locker room, or school sports.
So obviously Jew-worded to sound, soothing, and non-judgmental and inclusive, that Godforsaken word.
But it says it right there.
Transgender policy, restroom, locker room, school sports.
And you see all these lefty, you know, the right-wing Christians said, oh, they just destroyed girls' sports.
And then some terrible people were like, good, there should be girls' sports anyway.
To hell with you, people.
I want my daughter to be able to play soccer or field hockey or whatever with actual girls.
And the lefties are saying, this doesn't mean that.
It might not actually bring men into the locker room.
And then they admit, well, actually, courts will read this and use it to interpret their Title IX or Title VII anti-discrimination garbage.
So it's coming.
This was the first salvo making that official U.S. government policy to allow boys in your girls' locker rooms officially.
Yeah, go ahead, Salvo.
It's real easy.
Like I told you, I talk to people every day, and I hope all of you do as well.
And as you talk to people, you say this to them: Let us all swear a blood oath right now on the blood of this three-year-old girl that was beaten to death by these devils against this.
Thank you for bringing that up.
Everyone can relate to and agree with.
She looked like Dakota Fanning.
Not that that makes a difference, but she, you know, Dakota Fannings, she was a cute young girl who was in Hollywood and in movies.
And this poor little girl audience, if you assume you're familiar with it, but adopted or fostered by two extraordinarily simian-looking savages.
And they be devils.
These are doubles.
And people need to see them that way.
Smasher, will interracial adoption be permitted under the NJP?
Yeah, to tell us, please.
No.
Not at all.
Really giving them the softballs tonight.
I have to just yes or no answers in this black atmosphere.
Hey, well, we're privileged to have a central committee member.
So give us some scoop.
You know, you know, even myself, I'm like, wow, what can I do?
What more can I do?
How can I get involved?
So whatever you can share for the audience that desperately wants to support and/or vote or do whatever they can for a righteous third position cause I mean, right now, spread all the promotional material and propaganda and our arguments.
If you want to send money, that's awesome.
We need money to pay for the events that we hold.
We've done, you know, we give a speech at every event, basically.
But we've done more than just speeches at these events.
You know, we had one that was a huge thing for pro-white small businesses, basically.
And they all showed up, they made a ton of money, and it was a great time.
This last one was just a small get-together, more or less.
You know, we had a cool, kind of relaxed party, but Mike, you know, gave his great speech as well.
And that's important because some people were butthurt.
Like, was I blackballed?
You know, I didn't get an invite.
Yeah, no, no, no.
Nobody was blackballed.
It was a very small thing.
I think Mike had the longest drive out of anybody to show up.
You know, it was very local.
And that was kind of done on purpose, too, of course.
And so we're going to keep doing events.
And like, ideally, we do more and more events.
We keep building propaganda.
You know, our videos and articles are getting tons of views and shares.
The website gets a crap ton of unique visits every single day.
And that number keeps going up.
And so, this is something that comes up all the time.
And at this point, it's basically a concern troll.
But I'll just address it because why not?
About, oh, is the party registered or are you running candidates or this, that, and the other?
It's like to run candidates successfully takes a lot more money than we have.
And like, don't send money so that we could run candidates because that's kind of a long-term goal, right?
It would be awesome to run candidates, but at this point, you know, we can basically assume that Jews will just find a way to like stop us from running a candidate.
If we do like ballot petitions, that's public record.
So everybody that signs that ballot petition then is essentially doxxed as an NJP supporter.
So that's also not a good thing, right?
So there's a lot of obstacles that are kind of in the way of these things.
And the best thing that we can do is to keep hosting these events and just keep putting out propaganda and watching the number of views go, seeing our reach extend to the point where we have such a large support base that we can do more or less anything we want within the political realm.
Her name was Victoria Tori Rose Smith.
Look that up.
And the Jew that is responsible for mixed race adoption in the United States was Howard Metzenbaum.
He's already dead.
So just press us to spit.
He was a senator, a congressman.
I remember that name from back in the day.
Yeah.
House of Representatives and Senate.
That's right.
Thank you.
And Smasher, I spoke to a very smart center-right borderline woke person after sending Mike's speech.
And his response was: great stuff.
Gonna take a lot of money to put that into action, which I pushed back for being cynical.
And however, upon second thought, I was like, Yeah, you know, you're right.
To speak the truth is expensive.
And I'm not shilling hard, but if you want to donate to NJP, there's Bitcoin on the site.
And then I guess there's money orders.
Can you write a check if you're like Isla?
DGAF.
Don't write it.
Okay.
We straight up cash it.
Okay.
I will rip it up and throw it away and shred it and light it on fire.
Okay.
Yes.
Okay.
And this is why we support the NJP.
This is why I don't know.
We probably talk once a week, something like that, Smasher.
You know, I have given my full-throated 100% support to the NJP and why I'm optimistic.
It's not.
People are more important than policy.
Okay.
I know the guys and I've been friends with years for the guys behind the NJP.
And I know for a fact that Smasher and Hover, Greg Connie, Mike, Stryker, Warren, Stad, that they have the best interests of my children at heart.
And so when people ask me, you know, oh, you know, I've had a couple friends come to me recently and kind of waking up to these sorts of issues and they're down.
You know, they're like, oh, I tell them the truth wasn't going to be like, yeah, I know.
I tell them, no, stop.
You're not the bad guy.
Anybody who's reject that programming, you're the good guy.
Anybody who's been in our circles dating back to 2014 or 2015 has seen a lot of personalities, I'll say.
Some grifters, some megalomaniacal narcissists, some outright bad people come and go.
And the core of the NJP are guys who have been through the war and maintain their reputations for being upright and serious and committed.
As Mike said, we don't do it to be popular, although that would help.
We don't do it to be rich.
We don't do it to be safe.
We do it because we would hate ourselves if we otherwise didn't do it or shirk.
I'm paraphrasing there.
I promise we don't do it to be rich.
When we get marched to the gulags, gentlemen, we're going to have big shit-eating grins on our faces because we're going to know we were right.
Sometimes being right is worth it.
We might be marching the other guys to the gulags, actually.
There you go.
There you go.
But also having the big shitty grin, too.
Oh, man.
Here's another thing that I hear a lot.
You know, people, people want to ask about like, well, what's your plan?
Right.
And it's like, well, okay, first of all, you're asking me somewhere like in public and you're anonymous.
So why would I tell you what our plan is?
So just stop asking that.
Like, quite frankly, you're not going to get a direct answer on that because, again, like, hey, I'm a random person on the internet.
Tell me what your plan is or tell me what kind of legal organization you actually have.
Right.
Yeah.
It's like, hey, hey, give me these intricate details on your organization that I could use to compromise everything that you're doing here on Twitter.
Thanks.
Like, so most of the people listening to this don't need to be told that.
And for the ones that are like actual supporters and do you ask out of genuine like curiosity, stop it.
And I assume that's probably zero people listening to this podcast, but it's not personal if you ask one of us that and we either ignore you or like call you a retard because that's just that is like literal operational security.
You know, when people say OPSEC, they usually refer to personal identifiable information and their information security.
But that is like actually OPSEC.
So you're not going to get an answer on that.
Trust the plan.
Sorry, I couldn't resist saying trust the plan.
But we have plans.
Yes, plans.
I'm not the type of guy to have a plan.
I'm the type of guy to have 20 plans and then improvise anyways.
And it hasn't failed me yet.
No, I joke mostly.
But we have a bunch of different plans.
We have a bunch of short-term goals and long-term goals and medium-term goals and all of these different things.
And all we can do is like work towards them.
And you can either support it or you can not.
And, you know, that's where we're at.
But what other options do you have?
You're going to go join Paul Nealon and like get well-meaning retards arrested?
Well, I'm going to join the Patriot Party personally.
Donald Trump.
Trump already disavowed me.
I don't know if you guys saw that.
He actually disavowed it.
He kissed Kevin McCarthy's ring down at Mar-a-Lago today.
Be like, yeah, I'll be out there hustling.
It's so transparent.
He's just going to be doing another vanity tour for terrible GOP politicians.
Anyway, yeah, thank you, Smasher, for the update.
And keep us posted a mini segment when and if warranted.
All right, fellas, let us take this to the break.
I am back on Ice Planet Racist Podcast Center Hoth here tonight.
It's about 20 degrees out in the gazebo, but I like being able to be loud out here.
It's cold, it's fresh, it's keeping me alive.
And I'm gonna go where my extremities.
Yeah, that's my Scandinavian in me thanks to the DNA test.
I didn't know I was over a quarter Norwegian and Swedish, so I'm living the dream here.
To take us to the break, MP, and in the spirit of GameStopo stomping all over the Jewish casino this week, and hopefully I do maybe I'll even get down on my knees and say a little prayer that this thing is sustained through Friday and the good guys get a victory.
But give us some high-energy classical tune that I could think of.
This is about the last three minutes of Piotor Ilyich Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture, Opus 49.
Yeah.
Cannon blasts.
Let her rip, Mr. Producer.
Be right back with more serious dad content and not serious dad content right after this to full
house, episode 77, the birth panel after dark, Hope you enjoyed that little classic from our Russian friend.
Don't matter that he was celebrating the Russian defeat of Napoleon at the gates of Moscow or wherever the hell was that the final defeat was, at least for Russia.
It don't matter.
We're back.
And I just want the audience to know that it is 21 degrees out here where I'm recording.
And I posit that that may be a far-right low-temperature record for studios.
I don't know.
My wife was like, come inside, you idiot.
And I was like, no, I'll put out there.
I don't have to worry about the volume of my voice.
And it's bracing, as we say.
So we will soldier through the second hour with more dad content and stuff.
But first, of course, we've got a big one this week.
And that's because Tony and Maria Hovader had their first child.
That's right.
They had a beautiful baby girl.
And as we always say, we're over the moon, but very special one for them.
Of course, I think they'll probably be a pretty good mom and dad.
You know, not entirely confident, but way to go, guys.
It's always good when the first one is a girl because the girl will help with the other children.
That's right.
And we love our daughters.
They're so special.
Oh, yeah.
Yes, indeed.
I respect Mel Gibson.
Let us know that he and his wife are having a boy.
I think he let us know about the conception and now they got the sex.
So way to go.
I respect Mel Gibson.
And I missed one last week.
I hope that Dr. Grugulus MD is listening this week.
He let us know that he's got his second on the way along with his lovely wife.
So congratulations, Dr. Grugulus MD.
Very happy for you.
Good job.
Good job.
We got lots of feedback and comments on our mud shark question last week, the majority of which were people saying, Coach is soft on the mud shark question.
Mr. Producer and Smasher are right.
But more important, more important.
Hey, yeah, I know, right?
Yeah.
I'm going to convince white guys to go hunting for mud sharks to reclaim them for the race.
Dude, I cringed the first time you said that.
Now you said it again.
Holy crap.
I know.
I know.
Please, Mr. Producer, isolate that and send it to me.
Oh, I will.
Put it on my mic.
Cut his mic.
Cut my mic.
Put it on my grave.
It's on your tombstone, right?
Yeah.
And then on the top of the tombstone is going to be a little solar panel and then two speakers, waterproof speakers, and you press a button and that's going to play.
Nice.
Well, you know, like one of the memes is become monkey, right?
So become monkey and reclaim the mud sharks.
Grasping for straws there.
Regardless, our dear listener, who was kind enough to email in with his predicament, let us know.
He said, birth panel, thanks very much.
I'm paraphrasing here.
He broke it off.
Mission accomplished.
Yeeted into the bog.
Good to you, sir.
Well done.
Yeah.
That's right.
Made daddy proud.
100%.
Yeah, I felt good for him.
And he seems to be relieved and not broken up about it.
So good job, fellas.
No, no qualms about that one.
Yeah, we are here for you, dude.
We are here for you.
Absolutely.
Godspeed.
Yes.
We will, I don't know.
Well, we got other guys who are, I don't know this guy.
So I got plenty of single friends I want to hook up with promising young ladies who are seeking a good guy.
So, but yeah.
I'm saying for advice.
We're here for him.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
Well, I also wrote him back.
I was like, we'll do whatever we can to find you a worthy replacement, which almost anything is an upgrade on the shark.
So To uh, yeah, we we indulged in a lot of zeitgeist current events and happenings there in the first half.
And, you know, to be candid with the audience, sometimes I don't want to talk about dad stuff and kids stuff.
I it's not that I don't care about getting pigeonholed.
Like, that's that's our thing, that's what we do, that's what we're good at, and that's where our sort of niche value add is.
But sometimes, especially when you know schools are closed and you're around the kids, you're like, I'd rather talk about guy stuff and what's going on in the world.
But I do not want us to stray too far from our mission statement and our bread and butter.
And we have danced around and mentioned screen time and cell phones and computer access and stuff on several shows, but we never really addressed it head on.
And I'll preface this briefly, and I'll be perfectly honest: that I am a good sensor or steward of what my kids consume, but I definitely am on the hook for letting them get too much screen time, whether it's playing on the tablets or watching programming that is not degenerate.
You know, we got three kids, et cetera.
So that weighs on me a little bit, even though it's not like I let them veg so that I can go veg as a certain producer of a different show used to say the TV is a babysitter and it's not the worst thing in the world, but you know, nothing to be proud of.
So, Dark has a lot of kids, Sam has a lot of kids.
There are Puritans on this issue who say you should not let them have any screen time.
There's no TV in my house.
They don't get smartphones, et cetera, no tablets, except for maybe an educational game here or there.
I want to kick it over to you guys to see how you handle this and how puritanical we need to be.
And do we really need to lash ourselves to keep those heads out of screens?
I'll kick it over to Dark or anybody who feels really strongly about it.
I'm curious what Sam has to say.
Well, okay, I would like to first just put a little bit in perspective because I grew up in a day and age before the internet.
And I can remember every few years there would be some sort of impetus, some kind of story in the news or some kind of awareness about how many hours that children are spending watching TV per week.
And it would be a really large number.
And, you know, I might have watched, maybe I did watch too much TV from time to time as a child, but I was more of an active child.
I wanted to do things.
But that was the problem of our age, or my age, I should say.
And there is something very horrible about sitting passively and watching TV.
And it is.
It's bad.
Now, worse than gaming, I think it's fair to say.
At least with gaming, it's interactive.
And that's where I was coming to.
So when my children were growing up, they didn't have much interest at all of watching TV and movies and all that.
And they wanted to be online.
If anything, video gaming was the thing.
And it has been a struggle to keep them to monitor the screen time and to keep the screen time to be reasonable, especially with now that a lot of the homeschooling is done online.
It's very easy for them to be slipping into looking at videos or other things.
But I will say this: that at least with the video games, it's interactive, just like you said, Coach, a moment ago.
In my day, yes, the watching all the sitcoms and things and just watching hour after hour is very passive and it was very bad.
At least the video games are a little more active, but it is a struggle.
It is a real thing.
My antidote to it has been, in fact, today I was just at Dick's Sporting Goods, which I hate to patronize that business, but I had to get my ice skates sharpened.
So they will do it while you wait, which is really cool.
Normally, you got to leave it at the ice rink, and it takes, you know, like a week for them to get to it.
So because they could do it on the spot, so I went there and I actually bought it.
I assume you hate dicks because they, because they ban the.
Go ahead.
Because I'm sorry, Sam.
I assume you hate dicks because they banned guns and they stopped selling ammo and all those types of things.
So, but so my football at the end of last season went flat.
So I was in there today, like I say, getting my ice skates sharpened and I saw they had a cheap, cheap, good, good quality, good name football.
It was, you know, it's outside the season.
So bought myself a new football.
So my antidote for getting kids off of the screen was always to say, like, hey, come on, let's go outside.
We're going to throw the football for a while and or other things.
We're going to throw the baseball.
I have a mitt, you know, and so I give them the mitt.
Heck, come on, I'm going to throw you the ball.
Or I bought the basketball net, you know, so we wheel that out of the garage, put that up.
Come on, we're going to go play basketball.
So I try to get them to do active things and, you know, get off.
But it is a challenge and it is a struggle, the video gaming and the screen time, like to say.
Especially and in winter, too.
That's the real bear is that it's, you know, you can't just be like, go outside and play because I've gone out with them a couple of times this winter and been like, yeah, this is pretty miserable and windy and bleak.
Let's go back inside.
Well, and the more kids you have as you're finding coach, right, that they'll probably spend more time getting their snow pants and mittens and hats and coats on and off.
And they go outside and then they're outside for 15 minutes and then they're cold and they come back inside and they're demanding hot chocolate.
And, you know, I mean, ask me how I know, right?
I think that Sam's advice is good.
I think one of the things that is helpful about today's current age, I guess, in tablets and streaming, et cetera, is that you can closely monitor everything and that you can put a pretty heavy filter on stuff.
And I think that that's reasonable.
I think that avoiding the especially egregious trash is good.
Having something that everyone can agree on will expose your kids to different things.
And I think that there's a little bit of danger in minimum just because my kids also are able to watch some TV.
We don't have cable in our home is understanding that sometimes parents need to do stuff.
I'm busy here.
My wife might be busy doing something else and the kids might watch 15 minutes of a movie or something.
And there's nothing wrong with carefully filtering what's available in your home and then limiting the exposure.
Especially if you're homeschooling older kids and you have a toddler, right?
I mean, popping on some wholesome tumble leaf for the toddler while you're teaching the other kids is not exactly a capital offense.
No, no, it's not.
And, you know, when you're teaching Junior, you know, real math that he really needs to know or a real subject that is, you know, important, getting the four-year-old to watch something that helps teach him his ABCs is not like a parenting fail.
You know, I think what people are worried about, and I think they can get a little pyrotechnical, and I know people that just don't have any screens in their house.
And, you know, that's a choice they get to make.
I'm not going to criticize them for it.
But when I was growing up, like Sam, you know, there was what was on, and that was it.
And programmed by bad people who hate us to subvert our institutions and hate our families.
And you can filter that now.
And I think that that's incumbent upon all parents.
Yeah, you have more tools at hand to control it at the same time that they have not three networks, but a million networks and one iPhone unsecured away from finding the most gruesome innocence-destroying stuff on the internet, which is scary.
We, or I splurged for the PBS documentary package on Amazon.
It's like $3 a month, and you get access to all of their American experiences and NOVAs, I think.
And that has been a good one.
I love watching those with Junior.
I wasn't planning on talking about this on the show.
I'm going to have a real brief Proud Papa moment.
Junior got evaluated for gifted and talented.
He showed above-average aptitude.
So they gave him a battery of tests, and he did get his IQ score back.
And it was above, I'll just say it was above 130.
Credit to his mother, his mother's genes.
And here's, and the only reason I mention that is because he knew that he was getting evaluated.
He's sharp enough to know what's going on.
And then he figured out, I don't know if he told him or if he heard or whatever that this was an IQ test.
He knew that there was a number that was associated with it.
And I told my wife, I was like, I don't want to tell him the number, whatever it is, because I didn't want him to either get a big head or be disappointed or get this number in his head and have that affect him.
So he got the results and they were high.
And the first thing he said when he came home is, what's the number?
What's the number?
I was like, I'm not going to tell you because ABCDEFG.
And he got very upset.
And I could tell that this was going to be a constant thorn.
So I just told him.
But I gave him the very strong caveat.
I said, listen, this is not, you know, it's like past returns do not predict future results.
I said, this is not a guarantee that you're going to do great.
It's the equivalent to having a strong or a powerful motor.
If you put old garbage fuel in it or the wrong fuel in it, it'll break.
If you don't use it and you let it rust, it'll be worthless.
If you think you're hot stuff and don't work and don't maintain it, it's going to break down.
So don't get cocky, Junior, and et cetera.
So I just, I wanted to brag a little bit because I'm proud as hell of how sharp he is.
But I also, that's just like a dad moment where I broke down and gave him the truth, but I also wanted to ground him as well and not have him be this little smarty pants, you know, running around telling everybody, well, I got this.
Yeah.
Well, you know, some people are not good test takers, let's say.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
IQ isn't the end-all be-all of intelligence for sure.
It's what you do with it, which is what you just said.
And that's the truth.
And, you know, being somebody who works in an industrial environment, we get different people coming in for jobs.
You know, give me somebody that wants to work hard.
They don't have to be a genius, but somebody who's ready to work hard and roll up their sleeves.
That's the guy I want on my team.
Yeah.
And how many people with extremely high IQs are borderline not functional because, you know, it's like their brain's just not normal and out of the ordinary.
Smasher MP, any strong opinions on the screen time question?
Because there's no right or wrong answer here.
My only addition to it is I get these feelings, instinctive feelings, like they've got too much or this is over the top.
And then I'm like, all right, we're cutting it.
And they're like, dad, you know?
So when that instinct kicks in that that's too much, it's almost like when you have too many beers and you're like, oh, you know, this isn't, this isn't right.
I have to cut it.
I get that sense and I cut it and that probably does the bare minimum.
I'm not familiar with that beer thing.
Me neither.
Coach, let me tell you this.
This week I canceled our TV, actually.
Hey, wouldn't you be that long?
Well, and you know, the thing is, is we, and I also, I also canceled the phone because the thing is, as we thought about no one uses a landline anymore.
Everybody in this house has a cell phone, and that's what everybody uses.
If I check the last 50 calls on my phone, they're like 49 of them are from telemarketers.
That's right.
We don't need that.
And then as far as the TV, the only time we sit there and watch it for a few minutes, we complain about all the commercials with interracial couples.
Like eight out of 10 commercials have an interracial couple, and there's almost nothing to watch anyway.
So, you know, if you want to put a movie on or something that you want to see, then you got to go through the effort, get that thing on and watch that thing.
But just to sit there and passively click the channels and watch different things, that's stupid.
Well, and people used to, people used to use the internet and phone to get, you know, internet packages and stuff.
You know, you could get like the Comcast or Verizon triple play or whatever they, whatever they would call it.
And, but, like, you know, that's, it's still expensive.
You're still paying for cable.
And I cut my bill, like, like you say, we had a bundled thing, phone, TV, and internet.
I cut the bill by over half by getting rid of those two things.
Right.
And so you could theoretically go get better internet if you wanted to.
Not that you necessarily need it, but like you could probably get internet that's one and a half times or two times better and still pay less than you would with like the triple play and like mediocre internet.
Right.
Right.
You can tell that was the beginning of the end when they started to really subsidize and incentivize like, no, please get the cable TV package.
Yeah, we insist writing on the wall.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because I haven't had cable in over a decade.
Yeah.
I haven't been out of my parents' house in an entire decade.
But even when I was living at home and like my cable was theoretically free, like I took the cable box out and gave it to my dad and was like, I'm never going to use this.
So like the last two years, basically from age 16, I haven't had cable.
We had seven or eight years ago.
We had it seven or eight years ago.
We were like, okay, fine.
You're basically giving it to us for free.
And it was so gross.
I remember sitting there late at night scrolling through the endless program descriptions.
And I was like, this is gay.
Like, this is such a waste of time.
Pause commercials aside.
I don't think I've watched anything, but I mean, YouTube for the most part, because it's normally like car videos or like construction videos, or it used to be like history and, you know, that sort of stuff.
And, you know, fascist history, national social, whatever, all that, all that good stuff.
But that's all gone now.
So it's like, okay, so now I just watch like mighty car mods and construction videos.
Go ahead, MP.
Yeah, I haven't had cable in a long time as well, probably like a decade, maybe even more.
That's not to say that we don't watch television in my house.
We do have Apple TV and I have bought programs, like basically bought movies.
And my wife and I will watch certain television series.
For the kids, it's Disney stuff.
We don't mind them watching that.
We do use it, like you guys have mentioned.
We've used it to be something.
We use it.
It's one of the tools we can use to make sure that the kids are occupied when we need to do things.
But they also, we buy them, you know, stuff from like Letter Factory from Leapfrog.
And like I said, some of the Disney content.
So some of it's educational.
I will say this to the purists out there.
If you are a purist about television and you're sending your kids to public school, you've really got no leg to stand on.
If you do that, damn it, Dark.
Yeah.
Well, no, this is how much school second steps.
In this one case, I'll excuse myself because public schools are child abuse.
Yep.
Yeah.
Okay.
Go ahead, Dark.
And I hate public school.
Yeah.
Well, I'm the same way.
I just think that public school, I mean, sending your children, sending your children off to an indoctrination den where the message they're going to get from both their teachers and worse than that from the fellow students is just everything you don't want them to know or learn.
And certainly all the stuff that's anti-white is just foolish to me.
It really is.
That's not to say everything in school is bad, but there's just so much there that's bad.
And if you're sending your kids to public school and yet you won't let them watch television, I mean, I just don't know what to tell you there.
What is it with public school and like teaching kids about all these things that are fake that begin with H, Helen Keller, Harriet Tubman, the Holocaust?
Yeah.
Good point.
You're on to something.
The Cat Lady Industrial Complex runs the public school.
And if you wouldn't let your childless childhood acquaintance, your wife's former best friend who drinks a bunch of wine, has no kids of her own and hates everything that you stand for into your home to tell your kids that your parents are, you know, that you're a bad person because you actually believe what every other person on the face of the planet believed before yesterday.
Why would you send your children to public school?
Because that's what you're doing.
Yeah.
And letting some entertainment go by while you're cooking dinner or doing something else is not a bad thing.
And you have now with parental controls with the different apps that you can do, you have different channels you can subscribe or not subscribe to, you have options that no one else had before.
And it's good to be very conscious of those options and to be careful and to monitor what your kids are able to watch and have filters up and all that stuff.
I strongly encourage all of that, but to uh but to just do it entirely and and not have any nuance at all, I think is uh problematic.
Well, you know, I was never really big into TV growing up, uh, so it was kind of easy for me to, you know, just be like, oh, yeah, I'm not gonna have cable.
Oh, yeah, I'm not gonna consume all this garbage content.
And I just thought it was bad even before I was, you know, jaywoke and all that stuff.
Um, but like people will think that your kids are weirdos unless you live in a community full of our guys, uh, which, you know, if that exists, hit me up.
I'm looking to sell my house.
But like, if you, if you have no cultural interaction at all, like people are going to think you're weird and they will suffer for it.
And that's you, you can't have to control it, obviously.
You can't just unrelenting Jewish programming into your kids' brains so that they don't get picked on too much.
But like, don't let your kids be weird either.
Yeah.
Yeah, I worry about that.
And I think that I know Dark has talked about this a lot and a bunch of us on here.
Having a good homeschool group really helps with that.
If you're homeschooling your children and they're not watching much television, so they don't have a really good grasp on the latest cultural references and stuff like that.
It's it is important to get them to be interacting with other the children of other like-minded adults.
So, um, yeah, I don't, I definitely worry about my kids not uh being I worry about my kids being the weird kid and certainly worry about them feeling like they're they're um an oddball.
So I try to make sure that I manage that.
And then another thing that I think about is, you know, I don't, it may be a Jewish meme.
I don't necessarily think it is, but you look at kids when they get to college and it used to be like normal kid goes to college, becomes party animal, or the kid that was like too sheltered from drinking and stuff in high school goes to college and becomes a party animal.
Now they just, everybody goes to college and becomes like a drug Xanax addicted, unidentifiable piece like sex toy, basically.
It's just, it's significantly worse than it used to be.
But, you know, it was kind of like, oh, well, the Catholic girl goes to college and becomes a slut or whatever.
Like that was always kind of the meme.
And there's probably some truth to any of those sayings, not just the Catholic girls stuff, right?
And I think if you give your children like zero exposure to any of this stuff, when they are exposed to it outside of your control, they are going to be overcome in one way or another.
They're going to be like absolutely disgusted and like spurg out, or they're going to be like, this is incredible.
Why have I never seen this before?
Even though I kind of know it's bad.
It's like, oh, this Jewish humor is actually really funny.
Or, or, you know, whatever, whatever, however, they take it.
Like I, it's almost like you want to expose them to things under your supervision when it's appropriate to do so.
Like, obviously, I'm not going to like sit my son down at 10 years old and here you go, son, here's pornography, right?
Like, obviously, that's not going to happen.
But I'd rather, I'd rather watch like Jewish blockbuster with him and explain things to him so that he can like kind of understand it, understand what's wrong with it.
But then when he hears people talking about it, he's not like, oh, I never saw that because like my dad doesn't let me turn the television on, right?
Because I don't want him to be the weird kid.
And, you know, they at least need to understand it.
Even if they go to school and they're like, why are you watching that Jewish garbage?
I'd rather them understand why it's Jewish garbage instead of not having any exposure to it.
Right.
And if they're going to be, you know, I mean, I was talking to some of our guys recently, right?
And this is going to be, I'm 40 years old.
Like I said, it's going to take, it's going to take the rest of my life.
I fully expect to be engaged in the struggle of nationalism for the rest of my life.
And that's both a comforting thought and a frightening thought.
But we have to arm our children for this struggle because they're going to have to continue it after us.
And so if you don't, if you don't arm your children with exposure to some of this stuff and knowledge of some of this stuff, it's useless.
So, you know, Junior is very bright.
You know, Coach Jr. is very bright.
And I know Sam, some of your, your kids are very bright.
But, you know, the knowledge that we have to impart to them, again, it's like learning the laws of motion when you're studying physics.
Everything else makes sense now.
Right.
And so when you're able to properly teach your children what we know in a wholesome and non-weird way, then they can come back to you and be like, Dad, you remember that one TV show we liked when I was a kid?
You're like, yeah, son, I remember, you know, I could still hear the theme song in my sleep.
But they'll be like, man, that was really, you know, this and this and this was really ridiculous.
And look at the couple of the kills from the gip.
Do you want them to see?
Like, oh, hey, look, you know, do you want to either just want to tell them, hey, look, there's all this propaganda out there?
Or do you want them to have a concrete example of like, you know, dad said that there's this, you know, bias towards, you know, race mixing in TV.
And then I remember this thing that I liked from when I was a kid, but it's totally happened.
Yeah.
Here's here's when you know that you will have done your job, whether it's your children or it may even be a friend you were talking to, co-worker, or somebody you met in society in some way.
And you start to show them things and their mind starts to awaken to them to those things.
They will come back when you're talking to somebody and you're enlightening them about these different factors.
They will come back to you, your children, a friend, co-worker, whoever you meet in society.
They will come back to you and say, hey, I saw this commercial and this, you know, the white woman was with a Negro, you know, or whatever it is.
You know, here they were showing this, these two women together and the one woman looked kind of masculine.
Once you've hit your mark, your children, your friend, your co-worker, someone you met in society, they will start telling you things.
Yeah.
And then you will know.
Well, that's a funny example that happened yesterday.
Somebody I haven't spoken to in a long time shoots me a message on Telegram of all places.
I have my contact sync off.
So when people in my context join Telegram, I don't know, but they didn't, obviously.
And so because they had my phone number, they were able to find me somehow.
I thought I had that turned off, but maybe you can't turn it off, I guess.
Yeah, you can't.
Okay.
Well, so I get a message from them and I'm just like, wow, everybody's getting on Telegram now.
And they're like, yeah, well, we have to be on secure comms because we're all white terrorists.
And I was just like, bro, whoa.
Yeah.
You're getting it.
I haven't talked.
I haven't talked to this person in a long time, but before I was kicked off of Facebook, we were still on Facebook together and stuff.
But they were like kind of just normie Republican, like Trumpist, right?
So they had these kind of natural inclinations, but it wasn't quite harnessed.
And I never really pushed it with this person either, though, because at the time when we were talking more frequently, I was still in a kind of sensitive position and whatever.
And so to get that message, major, major white pill.
Well, they're probably still far from where you are, but certainly.
I mean, everybody is far from where I am.
Like my youngest son comes to me sometimes.
He'll say, hey, dad, look at what I saw on YouTube or something like that.
It's like, yeah, see, they get it.
You know, that's how you know that they've got it.
And like I say, it could be your friend, your co-worker, but they'll come back with something.
And once you activate their brains, they're going to start seeing it.
And then they will come back and tell you about it.
And you could say, yep, you're right.
And if they're not exposed to it at all, and they've never been told that these people are malicious and hate you.
And then have, and then, oh, you know, you can tell them, hey, these people are malicious and hate you all you want, but they have no exposure to it.
Right.
But then, you know, you can go and tell people, oh, hey, this, this is the agenda.
There's this immense, ridiculous, you know, race-mixing thing going on.
And then you can have that.
And then, and then, you know, two months later, someone will come to you and be like, yeah, yeah, I saw this ad where there was this cute red-headed girl and she was with the black guy.
Right.
For freaking Cheerios.
In stores or wherever you do shopping or whatever.
Yeah.
You can see it everywhere.
That's one of the beautiful things about this GameStop ordeal is it's like the biggest Jewish maskoff moment, I think, in my entire life.
Yeah.
And at this point, it's like, okay, so you see media Jews defending stock market Jews and, you know, all of these like Twitter pundits and stuff that are all basic, for the most part, they're almost all Jewish.
And they're all just, you know, attacking Redditors of all people.
Like, yeah, you know, nobody, nobody thinks of a Redditor and thinks of like this evil, horrible person.
They might think they're like cringe or gay or retarded or whatever.
They may not like think highly of them, but they're not like, nobody's like, oh, Redditors are just these terrible, malicious people.
It's like, no, they're like cringe atheists, right?
They don't even think they're right wing, you know?
Right.
Yeah.
So it's like literally like super normie people getting attacked by Jewish oligarchs.
And so like it makes our job so easy to just point and be like, look, look at everybody that runs this hedge fund.
Yeah.
Look at where the seed money for Robin Hood came from.
It was almost all Jews.
Almost all $3 million came from Jewish firms.
Look at the people that are doing this and doing that.
And it's like literally the stars of David are just popping up everywhere, faster and faster and faster because, quite frankly, I think they're scared.
And so they're kind of like, well, we need to just go hard power mode.
But we know how that ends.
Yeah, exactly.
And that's all that's like kind of 201 level.
All that they really need to know is that it's rigged against them.
Right.
Right.
And they're seeing that now.
It is in their faces.
The little guy is seeing right now that the game is rigged against them and that literally the people who have rigged the game are crying like babies and saying that the little guy, the little guy is the bad guy.
The little guy is malicious.
The beautiful thing about this being like a massive Jewish mask off moment is that for the people that already knew the system is against them, they're now going, oh, wow, it really is Jews.
And for the people that kind of didn't think the system was necessarily against them, they're now, oh, the system is against me.
So everybody has kind of just climbed a rung on the ladder.
Some people, you know, some people are now like, oh, my God, Jews.
Some people are just like, oh, my God, the system hates me.
Dude, that's and it's wonderful.
Like everybody wins except for Jews.
That is the perfect analysis right there.
It is so true that we've all jumped forward at least one step or one ring on a ladder.
And it's pretty awesome to see.
One thing I wanted to say about your children and with regard to watching television and what they see in the culture is it is on us to deconstruct the people and the movement that has been deconstructing our culture for the last 100 years.
It is upon you, white parents, to do this.
There was a very prominent white advocate who said that he was not going to tell his children any of the things.
He was not going to taint their minds with any of the things that he believed.
And I was like, why would you ever cede the indoctrination of your children to your enemies?
Then it's a failure.
Yeah, absolutely a failure.
We should go.
I won't make that joke.
There's a happy line between going too hard and just leaving a blank slate for other people to draw.
If it's good enough for you to believe, then it should be good enough for your children.
And you really should be the one to deconstruct all the things that are out there.
There's no better person to do it.
And why shouldn't you do it?
And that's the thing.
If the concern is to prepare your children to go out and be functional in our society, allowing them to see the things that are bad is okay, especially if you deconstruct those things.
When I consume media with my family, they understand right away what they're seeing.
I do not let them fall into this, you know, because it's very easy to watch a television show and get sucked into like just kind of, you know, removing, you know, your ability to really analyze what's being shown to you.
So I'll pause the TV.
I'm sure that drives them nuts, but I'll pause it.
But like, do you understand what's being told to you right now?
What the message is here?
It's very important to do that, I think.
Well, and with that, when you, when your kids are old enough to kind of have these conversations, they're old enough to talk to like a person, more or less, right?
Especially our kids generally tend to be smarter than other people's kids.
I've noticed that.
And so because our worldview is correct and we can accurately make predictions and continuously like get them dopamine upcomings because of it, you can just say to your kids, like, if you don't believe me, like, I bet this is, you know, what's going to happen.
Or if this happens, I bet this is how response is.
Or, oh, did you see that at rest?
I haven't looked into it yet, but I bet like that guy's Jewish.
Or I bet there's a Goyam that's getting charged and the other people are walking and they're Jewish or whatever the case may be.
And then it's just always correct, essentially, right?
Because we understand how the world actually works and we understand who's actually in power.
So then, like, your kids will probably at some point push back.
But as long as you can just keep doing that, like it'll get to the point where if they're smart kids, and I'm sure they are, they're just going to be like, well, you were right about all of that with your worldview.
And you said this and then it happened.
And I just have to believe that.
Right.
And we have the every single time meme for a reason.
And one of the things that's really awesome, I don't know.
When I was a kid, right?
Like when I was 13 or 14, my dad was a retard, right?
But the other adults that I knew, you know, from other stuff, you know, coaches or whatever, were, no, they knew everything.
Oh, man, Mr. Smith, he just knows everything.
Well, you know, when you are in our thing and, you know, Smashers' kids are kicking rocks and going, man, my dad doesn't know anything.
Mr. Coach, he knows a lot.
And coach and dad are saying the same thing because it's all true.
Oh, well, maybe if, you know, Mr. Sam and Mr. Coach say the same thing that my dad says, my dad might not be wrong.
And you're going to, what you're going to find is when we tell the truth all the time about things that go on in the world, we're going to be able to, you know, good, bad relationship with your children.
I hope it's good, but you're going to be able to tell them the truth and they're going to constantly have it reinforced and constantly have it reified.
You know, dad might be a jerk, but he's right about this.
That's right.
I think that's a big deal because kids are smart.
I'm not going to say kids are smarter than people give them credit for it, but kids see the truth a lot clearer than younger kids, let's say younger than 10, see the truth, in my opinion, a lot clearer than a kid who's 16, 17, 18 years old.
By the time you're 16, 17, 18 years old, you either have been indoctrinated with a bunch of bull, if you're a normal kid, or you just have beliefs that are just really not very in tuned with reality.
Young, young kids really don't have that problem.
Their minds are not, they haven't been washed out by, I don't know, their school teachers, the kids in school, the television.
And I think that the more you reinforce the truth to them, the more they will see you as a bastion of truth and veracity.
And like you said, even if your kids may not like you all the time or may think that you're a pain in the butt or may think you're strict or whatever it is, they'll know that you're telling them the truth.
If you stick to your guns, you analyze all the situations the way we do, which is from, you know, if we would love to be wrong about all this stuff, right?
Like we're right because we're honest with ourselves and we're honest with the world.
It is not a convenient way to being right.
It's not a convenient way of thinking about things because, man, it is not easy to go out there and think the way we do and have it be like literally the worst thing in the world for the average person because they've been told that what we think is evil.
But if your kids see you reinforce that all the time, it is a big, big deal.
They'll see you as a bastion of truth.
And I think that is very important.
Real quick anecdote to that point is that Junior got assigned a book to read ostensibly about William and Clark.
William and Clark, the Westward Expedition.
Lewis and Clark.
Lewis and Clark.
Thank you very much.
However, Saka Jawea, of course, is the central, most essential character in this story.
I don't know who that is.
I don't even know who that is.
So, you know, seriously, who is that?
Is that some Indian that?
Yeah.
Oh, I thought you were trolling.
Yeah, it was an Indian woman that helped them along with that.
I'm 100 years old.
When I was in school, they didn't teach anything outside of Lewis and Clark.
There was no other person involved.
I remember hearing about Sacagawea, but the Native Americans, so-called Native Americans, they talk about her.
She was a traitor.
Yeah.
Because she, yeah, she helped them out.
But regardless, the assignment was all about how Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark.
Shame on me for saying William and Clark.
And I just told Junior, I said, this is backwards.
Like these two white men embarked on the most audacious, audacious, audacious.
Excuse me, I'm freezing out here.
I know.
Yeah.
I was silent for so long.
I think the vacuum tubes in my laptop froze up.
That's why I was quiet.
I hope the show was horrible while I was gone.
No, it's not like it was really good.
But regardless, I just said, doesn't that's very strange that they make her the central component of the story instead of the two very high-agency white men, absolutely brave and skilled and scientific.
There's a wonderful documentary on them on the PBS documentary channel you can get with Amazon.
I said, that seems backwards.
That seems like giving hero status to someone who was a secondary character.
And he sort of looked up at the sky and said, yes.
And I did want to push back.
I was going to bite my tongue on this on Dark's sending your kids to public school is child abuse.
I know that's somewhat hyperbole.
It's not hyperbole if you're sending them to a majority, minority or a minority, majority school, because they actually will get mentally and physically abused.
And I know that it depends on the school district in the Ritzi suburbs.
They're going to get more high-class pas in their brains.
But we have experimented with public school in a white rural area and have been largely pleased aside from Sacagawea type stuff.
So I just had to put that out there.
Not all public schools are the same.
There are degrees of good and bad.
And I know we have a lot of listeners.
We have a lot of listeners who send their kids to public schools, and I don't want them to be.
Ultimately, you're responsible.
It's sub-ideal.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
Ultimately, you're responsible for the education of your children.
And you have to watch, be careful.
But understand that if you were just, everyone who's listened to us and obviously Coach, very, very well-educated, knows the score, knows to check the kids' books and look at, you know, William Clark and Maryweather Lewis were heroes.
Just complete, amazing, what they accomplished.
Difficult, dangerous, flooded, just every hardship you could possibly imagine they encountered and they overcame and they're outstanding role models.
What the problem is, is that normal people who are just now waking up think that it's 1957 and that they're going to send their kids to public school and things will be great.
And I sometimes exaggerate for an effect because I want people to understand just how hostile the system is to you.
Coach knows how hostile the system is to him and is able to take Junior aside and say, Junior, does it make any sense that these two men who were war heroes and noted explorers that led this expedition and didn't lose a man and all this other amazing things that they accomplished?
Why is the book about the wife of a French fur trapper who was the translator for part of the trip?
Not even the whole trip, part of the trip.
Why is this the point of the book?
And Junior's a bright kid.
So Junior's going to think about that and go, hmm.
You know, Dad, I don't think the author of this book likes white people to be the heroes of a story.
Real education within a paused education.
Yeah.
And, you know, as long as you're in a position to be able to get those questions asked of your children, great.
And if you have to send it up to public school because of circumstances, you know, like clown world is hard on all of us, and we have to all make sacrifices in whatever way we have to, but, you know, but understand that the school system hates your kids.
Yeah, there's a cost to it.
There's a trade-off.
Absolutely.
And don't ever think that trade-off.
You've got to keep, you've got to be vigilant with regard to understanding what that trade-off is.
And yeah, it might be working out for you now, but it won't be forever.
And the thing is, you're going to have a difficult time monitoring all of it.
Like, like I was getting at the point earlier, which is, you know, okay, fine.
Your kids might go to school and not might not be in physical danger from the other children, but who knows what they're learning from those other children?
And then, and then the teachers themselves, like, I know somebody who, uh, somebody close to me teaches school, and she's horrified.
And her standards are not nearly what my standards are for what is horrifying.
So, I mean, you know, this is a teacher.
So, no, yeah, we had that public school teacher on who came and told us her horror stories and it was horrifying.
Yeah, I don't want to be Pollyanna and Dark.
I'm not giving you a hard time whatsoever because I, you know, parents need to assume the worst and hope for the best.
But it's not all like a dystopian nightmare of tranny crippling.
But at the same time, that's that that's true.
We have friends in rural white America who, you know, second grade, you know, little Jimmy Smith is now little Janie Smith.
Yeah.
And so look, your kids, your kids are going to learn about transsexuals in school, period.
If you're going to send your kids to public school, your kids are going to learn about transsexuals.
Do you really want?
Do you really want that?
Do you really think that's a good use of their educational time?
I'm just glad that my taxes go to that.
Yeah.
The majority of your property taxes go to public schools.
Yeah.
Over 50% in a lot of cases.
Yeah.
Hey, I'm a product of public schools.
That's all I'm saying.
Same here.
Look at me now.
No, I mean, like the Sacagawea stuff, I remember that in 1988 in first grade or whatever the year was, right?
I mean, I also remember not giving a crap about Sacagawea.
They even have a new pronunciation.
It's like Sakajawa.
Yeah.
Yeah, whatever.
Who the hell is Saxon?
I always try to make it into a Jew joke of like Sacaju.
Make a D's nuts joke about every historic personage who's fraudulent at public schools.
We got to get to navigating the collapse.
Dark, let us know.
He's like, yeah, Full House guys, you're okay, but navigating the collapse is the real star of the show.
Bless you, Nathaniel Scott, Dark, your last appearance on Full House.
Is NTC our outro music?
No, I know.
I was thinking about that.
It's like our MP said it's like our Meraku bit.
Oh, I didn't say that, but yeah, it is like that.
Well, yeah, it's our standard go-to, and people are giving increasingly good feedback.
But before we do that, I had a spectacular white pill for the audience.
And I'm going to be very careful how I phrase this, but I basically had an interaction with an audience member who happens to be a woman and a mother.
And I forget exactly how we started chatting.
No, there were no lewds.
Still zero lewd for Coach.
Getting big L on my forehead.
Everybody send lewds to coach.
No, don't do that.
Tasteful only.
Especially if you're an overweight man.
Yeah, Jay was going to send me a.
I won't even.
No, no, no.
That was response to journalists.
But long story short, how'd you find the show or how did you come to be interested in us?
And that wasn't quite so important.
But the background was in 2016, this intelligent, accomplished, professional mom was a diehard Hillary supporter.
She was heartbroken and sick to her stomach when Donald Trump got elected.
And then I think she got married and had kids after that and started on the standard funnel from conservative, Shapiro-esque media to more libertarian, I want to say Molyneux or Jordan Peterson stuff.
And then ended up being a big Full House fan who doesn't miss an episode and is a supporter.
And that happened in a span of less than four years, essentially.
So bless you, dear two years from now, I should be listening to Alex Linder.
Just kidding.
Just kidding.
Don't do that.
I like Alex Linder did a lot of good work.
Sorry.
I'm sorry.
Two years should be listening to the prison guard announcements over the speaker.
I don't know why I said don't do that.
I actually like Alex Linder.
He's a very smart guy.
He's a little extreme for some people, but the dude's a great writer.
And yeah, I like him.
So don't.
I regret saying that.
No, not.
Yeah.
I don't know if he listens or whatever, but what was his website called?
I can't remember for the life of me.
VNN, right?
Yeah, VNN.
VNN, Finland News Network.
Yeah.
Yep.
See?
So bless you, dear listener.
Thank you for sharing your story.
And let that be a bit of a spine stiffener for anyone who might be tempted to submit to the black pill.
So speaking of black pills, let's take an anecdote, Mr. Producer, fire up Navigating the Collapse, and then we will bring this puppy home.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
One of the essential skills of primitive man was tracking.
While other hunters can use smell to follow their quarry, man has to use his wits and a sharp eye.
Here are some tips for learning how to track and avoiding being tracked yourself.
Ideally, you'll start your track where you know the subject has been, scan the ground and look for areas where someone walking through would disturb the soil, rocks, or other debris.
If you find a clear shoe print, memorize it as best as possible or take a picture.
In the future, you may only have a tiny fragment of a print, and you'll need to match it up with the known print.
Determine the direction of travel, usually where the shoe print is facing, and start heading in that direction.
Approximate the length of their gate and look for signs of a footstep where it would naturally be.
Signs might include flattened grass, displaced rocks, broken branches, etc.
You can use lighting to your advantage.
It might be easier to see an indentation by using a flashlight low to the ground, although you may have to block the sun with your hat or other object.
With enough practice, an experienced tracker can determine the weight, sex, direction of travel, time the print was made, and even the emotional state of the subject.
It's a lot easier to show than tell, so I'd recommend looking it up.
Here's how to avoid being tracked: Camouflage is good, but dark colors matching your environment often work just as well.
When in hiding, any noise you make is your greatest enemy.
Don't assume you have been found out just because your pursuer is close to you.
Stay still, stay silent, and wait.
You can attach small sections of carpet to the soles of your boots to reduce footprints.
Depending on your environment, you can diminish any prints you leave behind by filling them with sand or brushing them with a handful of tall grass.
But be careful, as this can make a recognizable trail itself.
Make occasional decoy prints that lead off in other directions, but don't make it too obvious.
And now, Cornelio Codrianu from A Few Remarks on Democracy, 1937 Let us concern ourselves with the reasons that would make Romanians ready to change the clothes of democracy.
If we have no reason to do so, if the reasons are no good, then we shall keep the clothes, even should all of Europe get rid of them.
However, they are no good for us either, because 1. Democracy destroys the unity of the Romanian nation, dividing it among political parties, making Romanians hate one another, and thus exposing a divided people to the united congregation of Jewish power at a difficult time in the nation's history.
This argument alone is so persuasive as to warrant the discarding of democracy in favor of anything that would ensure our unity, our life itself.
For disunity means death.
2.
Democracy makes Romanian citizens out of millions of Jews by making them the Romanians' equals, by giving them the same legal rights.
Equality?
What for?
We have been here for thousands of years, plow and weapon in hand, with our labors and our blood.
Why equality with those who have been here for only 100, 10, or even 5 years?
Let's look at the past.
We created this state.
Let's look at the future.
We Romanians are fully responsible for Greater Romania.
They have nothing to do with it.
What could be the responsibility of Jews in the history books for the disappearance of the Romanian state?
Thus, no equality in labor, sacrifice, and struggle for the creation of the state, and no equal responsibility for its future.
Equality.
According to the old maxim, equality is to treat unequally the unequal.
What are the reasons for the Jews demanding equal treatment, equal political rights with the Romanians?
3.
Democracy is incapable of perseverance.
Since it is shared by political parties that rule for one, two, or three years, it is unable to conceive and carry out plans of longer duration.
One party annuls the plans and efforts of the other.
What is conceived and built by one party today is destroyed by another party tomorrow.
In a country in which much has to be built, in which building is indeed the primary historical requirement, This disadvantage of democracy constitutes a true danger.
It is a situation similar to that which prevails in an establishment where masters are changed every year, each new master bringing in his own plans, ruining what was done by some and starting new things, which will in turn be destroyed by tomorrow's masters.
4.
Democracy prevents the politician's fulfillment of his obligations to the nation.
Even the most well-meaning politician becomes, in a democracy, the slave of his supporters, because either he satisfies their personal interests or they destroy his organization.
The politician lives under the tyranny and permanent threat of the electoral bosses.
He is placed in a position in which he must choose between the termination of his lifetime work and the satisfaction of the demands of party members.
And the politician, given such a choice, opts for the latter.
He does so not out of his own pocket, but out of that of the country.
He creates jobs, sets up missions, commissions, sinecures, all rostered in the nation's budget, which put increasingly heavy pressures on a tired people.
5.
Democracy cannot wield authority because it cannot enforce its decisions.
A party cannot move against itself, against its members who engage in scandalous malfeasance, who rob and steal, because it is afraid of losing its members.
Nor can it move against its adversaries, because in doing so it would risk exposure of its own wrongdoings and shady business.
6.
Democracy serves big business.
Because of the expensive, competitive character of the multi-party system, democracy requires ample funds.
It therefore naturally becomes the servant of the big international Jewish financers, who enslave her by paying her.
In this manner, a nation's fate is placed in the hands of a clique of bankers.
When we speak of the Romanian nation, we refer not only to the Romanians currently living in the same territory, with the same past and the same future, the same habits, the same language, the same interests.
When we speak of the Romanian nation, we refer to all Romanians, dead or alive, who have lived on this land of ours from the beginning of history and will live on it also in the future.
The nation includes all Romanians currently alive, the souls and tombs of the dead and of our ancestors, and all who will be born Romanian.
A people becomes aware of its existence when it becomes aware of its entirety, not only of its component parts and their individual interests.
The first law that every nation must abide by is that of attaining their destiny, of fulfilling the mission entrusted to it by God.
Our nation has not abandoned that goal, no matter how long and difficult has been its own Golgotha.
Thank you very much, Nathaniel Scott.
They do not teach Codrianu in the public schools.
This much is true.
Oswald Mosley, nope.
Anything about Uncle Addie other than mustache man bad?
Yeah, he's literally Satan.
Yeah.
That could have been written yesterday.
Yeah.
I mean, he's so good.
Yeah.
With the timeliness with this stuff.
Yeah.
Speaking of things you can do or whatever, Analog Hill Publishing just published the article writings of Jose Antonio Prime de Rivera, my personal favorite.
Go and teach yourself this stuff so that you can pass it on to your friends and your family and your children.
I didn't even know Codrianu existed until like five years ago.
Same.
You know, and here he is in what, five pages?
Just blows the lid off democracy.
Yeah.
Blows the lid off his system.
I feel like Samuel L. Jackson in pulp fiction.
Say democracy one more GD time.
I'm so sick of it.
Oh, it's and it's so emblematic, symbolic of the brainwashing.
Just democracy good, fascism bad.
Repeat, repeat, repeat until everybody's got the program.
Yeah.
It's disgusting.
The music was epic in the background of that one, too.
I really look forward to listening to that after the fact because it doesn't come through too clearly when we're doing it live.
All right.
Thank you, Nathaniel Scott.
And also good stuff on tracking.
Also reminds me of the Sopranos when the wily Russian or Ukrainian got loose in the woods and Paulie is trying to hunt them down.
All right.
Oh, man.
Or the Godfather.
The Godfather is good.
Sopranos is crap.
Yeah, you got to see the Godfather.
Or Goodfellows.
Goodfellows is also good.
I just, I don't like the Sopranos.
I thought it was cheesy.
Sorry.
I loved it.
We re-watched it with Jo and my wife a couple years ago.
And actually, I feel like I learned more about life watching it as an older person.
I don't know.
I'm a fan.
I think there's a lot of great content in there.
All right.
We're going to go around.
I was the weird kid.
I was the weird kid that didn't understand any of the cultural references that people made.
Sure.
I was just too stubborn to care, but your kids won't be as stubborn as I am.
So don't let them be too weird.
Also, being from New Jersey and North Jersey is where my parents both grew up and just really evocative locations and whatnot.
All right.
Garbage.
Yeah, yeah.
Just power plants and highways.
That's all that there is to New Jersey.
Wrong.
I'll still stick up from my home state a little bit.
All right.
We will start with Dark Enlightenment.
Dark, I got upbraided by an Aussie after your first appearance who said it was a criminal offense that we didn't title that episode Dark Entitlement because it was right around the time when there was an Oogabooga going on.
But happy to have you back.
They're the king of the shit posters, man.
Undisputed.
Bless you, whoever you were.
Thank you for having me, Coach.
And Sam and Smasher and MP, it's good to talk to all of you.
I appreciate it.
Always good.
Always good to catch up.
And I really enjoy the show myself very much.
I listen every week, and it's always good to hear from any of you in whatever form you guys come up at.
So thank you so much for letting me be part of it this week.
Our pleasure, buddy.
Thank you for listening and thanks for coming back on.
You're welcome anytime.
Samuel, my friend.
Thank you as always.
Hey, coach.
It was a blast.
Great job, everybody.
Dark enlightenment.
It was great to chat with you again.
Smasher, coach, Mr. Producer, jumping in there.
I appreciate that as well.
Thank you and good night.
Yeah, Mr. Producer keeps talking.
I'm going to be out of the job.
So we're going to maybe put him back behind the glass.
He's all right.
Smasher, USOB.
Thank you, sir.
You're welcome.
Any last words of wisdom?
I wanted to see how long you were going to let me go.
Give me something, baby.
Come on.
No, it was great to be here.
Remember, everybody, don't sell your songs.
It's not about the money.
It's about sending a message.
We're going to crash this economy with 98% survivors.
Put all of your kids' 529 funds and educational savings accounts into GameStop and Blackberry.
Yes.
Don't do that.
That was satire.
Satire is not illegal yet.
Darkness.
Dark, it was great to have you back.
Like you said, we talk about once a week on the phone, maybe every 10 days.
And it's always between 40 minutes and two hours long.
So it was good to just kind of record it this week.
And that's all I got.
We're going to win, Smasher.
Hell yeah.
And yeah, wifey looked good.
She looked like she was brewing the new batch very well.
She looked happy and healthy.
So that was great to see.
Yeah.
Yeah, she's better at.
Yeah.
She's not out of the woods yet, but doing better from rough early days.
No, and she's hitting lizard brain territory where she started to activate my lizard grug brain, Mr. Producer.
Thank you, sir.
Captain Chaos signing off.
There you go.
I look forward to getting the file first thing Friday morning.
You got it.
Or else it is Friday morning.
Yeah.
All right.
Hurry up.
All right.
Full house episode 77 was taped on an ice cold, but still fiery.
January 28th.
Now, January 29th, 2021, the year of our Lord.
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And to all you glorious bastards taking a run at King David's House of Jewish Tricks and Usury this week, hold fast, you glorious bastards, and we salute you.
Mr. Producer, we're moving on.
Confidential informant file.
You're next.
We know what song was playing the first time you were with a woman.
Don't let your wife listen to this section because it's embarrassing.
If anyone has ever been to a skating rink in the early 90s, sweatily holding the hand of a maybe girlfriend while this one blasted over the speakers, you haven't really lived.
So please, from 1991, this is Timmy T and one more try.
Do you know this one, buddy?
Yeah, I do.
Of course you do.
I put some thought into this one, sequent chronology and all this thing.
One more time.
We love you, everybody.
Take care.
And we'll talk to you next week.
Go ahead, Sam.
See, Sam.
I didn't mean to make you cry.
I didn't mean to disappoint you.
I didn't mean to tell you lies.
And after all that we have been through, won't you let me tell you why one more try, I didn't know how much I loved you.
One more try, let me put my arms around you.
Living all these lonely nights without you.
Oh, baby, can we give it one more try?
It's been a long time since I kissed you.
It always used to feel so good.
And if you knew how much I missed you, you'd forgive me if you could.
And now that we have found each other, can't we give it one more try?
One more try.
I didn't know how much I loved you.
One more try.
Let me put my arms around you.
Living all these lonely nights without you.
Oh, baby, can we give it one more try?
And after all that we have been through, won't you?
Let me tell you why.
And now that we have found each other, Can't we give it one more try?
One more try.
I didn't know how much I loved you.
One more try, Let me put my arms around you, Living all these lonely nights without you, Oh baby,