We have children being chemically castrated and told, often by the very people that should be protecting them, that they're the wrong gender.
We have children being flaunted in the streets at gay pride events.
We have gay pride events in the first place.
We have homosexuality recklessly promoted in every form of media, in advertising, in academia, in literally every medium through which the minds of our young people can be reached.
We have smut everywhere we look.
Porn is readily accessible to citizens of all ages.
We have the people of every white nation on earth being demographically displaced.
White birth rates are already beneath replacement level and continue to drop.
Miscegenation is beyond being normalized and is now promoted in our societies.
Non-whites are immigrating into our nations at record pace.
Racial crimes against white people are on the rise.
More than 22,000 white women are raped every year in America by blacks.
And not once have I heard a political pundit on either side so much as mention it.
Scarcely will they even talk about the grooming gangs where thousands of very young white girls are sexually exploited and abused by Middle Easterners who should not even be in Europe.
We have complete disregard of the First and Second Amendments as outspoken pro-whites are silenced and in many cases even arrested and the left continues to gain ground in the fight against Americans' rights to own guns.
We have the taxpayer being exploited for many billions of dollars if not trillions in foreign aid and other reckless federal spending.
Why do we give the state of Israel, a parasitic Mid-Eastern country that's smaller than New Jersey, $3.8 billion in defense funding per year?
We also have much being spent on or given to immigrants who frankly shouldn't be white America's responsibility.
Why was everyone here on a work visa given a stimulus check?
We have the Federal Reserve printing money at unprecedented rates, sinking us and our posterity ever deeper into an inescapable debt trap.
We've got BLM burning down America.
They've already caused over $2 billion in property damage, looting, vandalizing, and burning down businesses, apartment buildings, and public facilities, not to mention the immeasurable lost income that families have suffered as a result.
We have mainstream media covering for them and even justifying their actions.
They claim because one crackhead criminal got his neck nailed upon.
And now, with Derek Shelvin being found guilty, they'll be emboldened even further.
But we all know it's not a police brutality issue or whatever it is that they may claim.
They're all just anti-white.
Very few people have ever heard of Tony Tempa or Daniel Shaver or Duncan Limp or the many other white people who've been murdered by police.
Republicans, the right, conservatives, however they fashion themselves, are the embodiment of weakness.
They only play on the anti-whites turf.
They always accept the moral framework of the anti-whites and thus they will always lose before they've even begun.
These anti-white demons openly declare war upon white people and conservatives tell us not to stand up for ourselves as a collective.
They continue to push individualism on whites as we are attacked on every front by a monolith that not the greatest among us could possibly fight alone.
This is a racial war and they're diverting our energy into meaningless distractions.
They'll rail against the MLB moving the all-star game out of Atlanta as though that makes an iota of difference.
While the white genocide agenda continues to metastasize in humanity, conservative pundits either refuse to or are incapable of recognizing what's important.
As Wurzelroot put it, they're strangling you with your own entrails and you're telling them they're wearing a silly tie.
Take a gander at the state of the world around you.
This society is more wicked by far than Sodom or Weimar ever were.
I'd rather be speaking German.
Everyone, the episode 88 of Full House, the world's most furor-respecting show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
I am your youth sports weary host, Coach Finstock.
Yes, the practices and games are coming hot and heavy these days.
Back with another two hours, perhaps, of truth in informed racism.
That opener was from our pal Brian on Telegram.
The mad lad sent me that in text to see if I had any edits or feedback.
I said, it's great, buddy, but I don't know, maybe you should make it a video.
It's kind of a wall text, and I figured he would put some memes to it and post it on YouTube.
But the absolute madman just went for a walk in the woods and put his face to it and got a very good reception on there.
So hats off, Brian.
We salute you.
Nice job.
And I thought that was a pretty solid opener to the show this week.
Before we meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to OC, Joe B, and Capitan Tightpants, if that's his real name, for their support this week.
Joe B let us know that he split his tithe between Full House and the NJP.
Good taste, good sir.
And Capitan said that he loves the show.
He's a new listener, but he sensed a little bit of passive hostility toward Christianity and suggested that we should really look at Christian identity as something to talk about on the show.
Oh, Sam.
He doesn't know yet, buddy.
He hasn't listened back far enough.
But yeah, we can possibly talk about that a little bit later.
But Sam is, of course, well-versed in CI, which is, of course, not cooperating informants.
Some people sometimes confuse it.
Unfortunate acronym there.
On that note, just a reminder to everybody, if you do become a CI, you will be assigned a unique identifying number.
And most people that become CIs have been charged with a crime, sometimes minor.
And that shit all shows up in the court records.
So everybody will know.
How do you know?
Everybody knows.
Smash your nose from experience, of course.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right at the top here, I wanted to give a very warm, oh man, it's probably 50 degrees out here tonight.
There's no snow on the ground to the Nordic Frontier podcast and our pal Andreas in particular.
It seems like we've been playing a sort of transatlantic footse and complimenting our mutual shows back and forth.
We see you there in your kitchen making chili, Andreas, listening to Full House.
That's right.
We don't care.
Did he make it with beans?
I know.
I was going to say we don't care if you made it with beans.
I think he put it.
I think you put ketchup on it.
You get a picture of him putting ketchup on it.
It's tomato-based, right?
Whoa.
I don't know.
Do you put Swedish meatballs and Swedish chili?
One would think.
I put peanut butter in my chili.
I put peanut butter and everything.
Peanut butter, lucky charms, and syrup is unironically good.
Andreas, you are hereby invited on Full House.
Now, if you want to flex and be like, no, Coach, you are invited on Nordic Frontier, then we can play that game.
But anyway, the only clause is that he has to have a coffee before he comes on the show because he is more laid-back than a boomer on a recliner on a glacier.
He's just nice and easy, unflappable.
I've listened to that.
Speaking of laid-back boomers, I got a grill.
Nice.
Do they grill in Sweden?
I don't know.
Go ahead, Sam.
I was just going to say, I have listened to their show and I enjoy it.
Yes, good show.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yep.
All right.
This week, it is just, I was going to say it's just the American White Power trio of me, Sam, and Smasher, but Mr. Producer chimed in there.
I guess he decided to earn his keep this week for a change.
So welcome to have you.
Well, I don't have a snappy introduction for him, so we'll just skip him.
First, that was pretty snappy.
Good enough, right?
Back in the past.
All right.
In all seriousness, fam, I did not want to do the show tonight.
I was feeling a little sluggish.
I've been doing this fasting thing and I ate like three cheeseburgers.
I was like, oh, I don't know.
But it was this man who provided a shot in the arm and the coffee, of course.
If he were an inanimate object, he'd be a time capsule.
If he were a complex piece of machinery, he would be a time machine because he is our window to the olden days and wiser ways, Sam.
How are you?
Yeah.
You know, I was feeling kind of sluggish earlier today.
I don't know how your weather is there, but it's been cold, rainy.
It's been getting into freezing.
I mean, we've had a week ago, we had snow on the ground.
It's been cold and damp.
But I got out today.
I did my boxing workout.
I have a whole boxing setup here at the home.
And man, and you put on some, actually, you know what I was listening to?
Cyber Nazi.
This Rawaga, the Racial War Galaxy, the card game.
They just released the early stuff, the cyber Nazi from like six years ago.
They put it on a CD and they got some bonus cards.
So we ordered that and got it a day or two ago.
And so I put that on and I did my boxing workout.
And man, it totally changed my whole mood and everything, you know, and I was ready to go.
But yeah, like our thing that you played there at the top, you know, there's kind of, you know, this week, I don't know, it just felt like there are a lot of discouraging things, a lot of black pilling things.
And I always think of how do our women and how do our children process that as men?
You know, I've mentioned this before, but it just kind of hit me the same way again this week.
And so, guys, be mindful of your wife and your children and things.
How are they processing this?
They don't have the same kind of a power level that you do to be able to understand it and process it.
And, but, you know, you go on our private chat, not the private chat, but you know, the chat of the show, and you listen to all our guys and you read what they're saying.
And I am convinced, you know, I am convinced our guys will never give in and never give up.
It's very, very encouraging how enthusiastic people are.
And as evidence of that, as evidence of that, somebody put out there this colossal, impressive N-tower.
Did you see that?
Yes, that was.
It was an end tower made of N-words.
I never saw that.
Somebody called it a nigga.
It wasn't a zigger rod, it was a nigger.
So I'm just saying, with that spirit, you know, you can't.
And then Coach went on there and he told some people some days ago, hey, you know, people got to post things or you're going to be weeded out as a lurker and all that.
And Water, one of my favorite guys, he gets an N right away.
He's the first single letter in.
There he is.
It's your get out of jail free corn.
He's contributing.
He's contributing.
Absolutely.
Thanks.
You raised a couple of things there.
That cyber Nazi package looked really slick.
That looked like something straight out of Columbia House, plus some great artwork there.
I wanted to flag it's April 25th as we go to tape.
And Antelope Hills writing competition is still live.
I think you have until April 30th.
Yeah, you have until April 30th.
So when you hear this, you're going to have like three or four more days to get something into them.
Antelope Hill Publishing.com/slash event.
They asked me to flag that like two weeks ago, and I missed it with our special second anniversary show.
I was had my hair on fire.
But definitely submit to that if you can.
And then also before we go to Smasher, Maya Culpa, this was intended to have a Hitler scholar on, and we will have him on eventually.
But this guy said that he had too much going on.
He's editing a bunch of stuff.
He said, I can't do a coach.
I can't.
But I got somebody else who might be able to come on.
I said, all right, sure.
And this guy was an even bigger name.
So I reached out to him and he said, I'd love to, but I don't do shows at the moment.
So hold your horses, fam.
We'll get to them.
And if you really want big brain three hours of Hitler content, I believe our good pals Warren and Emily put together a special three-hour modern politics this week.
So you can see them on Odyssey and Telegram.
And I think they're on the hyphen as well.
Awesome.
Yep.
All right.
Next up, he never met an Englishman he didn't not like.
He is our in-house Celtic supremacist, the man who's so cool.
He not only shares a name with an Irish paramilitary leader, but he was even distantly related to him.
If I can share that.
Smasher, we must have missed that your namesake died the first month of this year.
Yeah, I think it was the third.
Yeah.
January 2020.
He's had cancer.
Well, he had cancer.
He doesn't have it anymore.
He had cancer, I think, starting in 2014 is when he was diagnosed.
So he, I mean, he held on for a long time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You never, you never met him, I assume.
He was just a distant relation.
Not that distant.
I didn't meet him.
I didn't have the opportunity to.
He was still in jail whenever I was in Ireland.
And I haven't been able to make it back since.
Gotcha.
But my cousin, a bunch of people in my family have met him and they still go to the family farm out in an undisclosed location.
Wonderful.
I, yeah.
No, we can learn a lot from the Irish and their own struggles, even though it was an intra-white struggle.
Still, principles apply.
Was it really intra-white?
Yeah, softball there.
Yeah.
Tired of the Anglo-Hate.
In all seriousness, we did get an email from a listener who said, guys, love the show.
Listen every week.
But please keep it family friendly.
Don't go crazy with your new N-Word license.
And I'm not singling you out.
But I was like, you know what?
You're right.
Like, there's yeah, we're going to only.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I thought it was that we just don't overdo it.
Oh, yeah, sure.
Exactly.
I think, yeah, we were a little loosey-goosey with the second anniversary show.
It was a live stream, and I wasn't going to play like, you know, Mother Hen, you know, tis Tisk.
But I drank a lot on the live stream.
I won't lie.
Yeah.
I'm always better behaved on a live stream because I don't have Mr. Producer to back me up if I screw up.
Well, there's also, there was just so much going on.
It's a guarantee that I'm going to be worse.
I'm not drinking tonight.
I can do a regular recording without drinking because it's kind of businessy.
Live streams are very fun.
It's like an office party.
No.
I always intentionally have usually one or two in the first half and one or two in the second half because I find that it does limber me up a little bit and make me slightly more entertaining, at least in my mind.
Yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, well, I'm drinking some Shiraz tonight.
This is the Australian.
Oh, man, what's the name of it?
It's Australian Shiraz.
But let me tell you, just pro tip, pro tip for the guys out there.
The red wine goes a long way with the screwing with the misses.
You might get her to do some things she wouldn't normally do.
There you go.
I thought you were going to talk about stained teeth and hangovers, Sam.
Yeah, hangovers.
No, I am.
Every time I hear an Electronica Sam song now, Sam, I'm like, ooh, I wonder if this one will work with Sam and the lady.
Also, real quick, I know we're like more casual this week than usual, but I got an email in the inbox, Sam, and it was like, I am so sorry to hear about what happened to Sam.
Please let me know if I can do anything.
And I thought, oh, crap.
You know, what happened to Sam?
Did somebody die?
I think he confused Laura Trawler Trowler from the UK.
Her husband, Taler, her husband, Sam, I guess, got arrested by the British feds.
Am I whatever today?
Yeah, they took his device and everything just for doing some patriotic alternative activism.
So yeah, I think he was confused.
He probably saw that on Telegram and thought that you got now.
You just gave it away to somebody that Sam is not that Sam.
No, I emailed him.
I know, you know, me, I was like, buddy, I think you're confused, but tell me, you know, yeah, I want to make sure.
Yeah.
Anyway, Smasher, what did you say you filled up like a 20-yard thing of trash?
A 20-yard dumpster, yeah.
We didn't fill it, but damn close.
It was mostly insulation and then like a bunch of stuff that was in the house when we bought it that certain people were like, oh, you should really keep that.
That's useful stuff.
And I was like, no, garbage.
And I'm not in your garage.
It's not that, you're not that much of a hoarder.
You don't have all that surplus construction crap.
Yeah.
Well, that's what a lot of it was, was just like construction material that I held on to and was like, you know what?
Actually, I don't need this.
Yeah.
We do have a ton of content, some stuff that were backed up from past weeks and the live stream.
But we did just pass Adolf Hitler's birthday, April 20th.
He would have been 132 years old.
I don't know, Abraham age there or something.
And I wanted to talk about it, whether it was with a big brain scholar or whether it was just us, because even our guys in this thing, a lot of times, they recognize anti-whiteness.
They know that immigration's out of control, affirmative action, all the rest of it.
But they still have a hangup about the Nazi stuff.
Why do you guys love Hitler so much?
He was, you know, he was still a bad guy, right?
Just because things are bad now doesn't mean that he was the solution to all of our problems.
And I probably, I remember feeling that way.
Like maybe it was just ironic, or you knew you could get a rise out of people by posting a black sun or a Hitler gif and things like that.
And then through reading and then immersion in this stuff, you come to realize that, no, he was actually one of the greatest men who ever did nothing wrong.
And probably the greatest man of the 20th century for sure, because he, and this was the thing, when you realize what he did, and I'll be brief here.
This was just sort of my awakening.
And of course, there were books to support it.
But once you realize what he accomplished in such a short span of time from January 1933, when he ascended to the chancellorship until the war broke out in September of 1939, in six years, he turned a country the size of Texas from a backward, weak, broke, demoralized international whipping boy into this powerhouse that almost took on the combined forces of capitalism and communism,
whipped them both and established a new order in Europe.
And he did that through persuasion, through his own courage, conviction of his beliefs, and all the rest of it.
And I'm still a true believer.
I know like even close people in my life are like, I get it on all of it, but I don't get that.
So, Sam, I wanted to go to you first.
And you have been at this or immersed in that and a believer for a lot longer than all of us.
So, yeah, you mentioned this in your autobiography.
How'd you get into it?
Yeah, I understand exactly where you're coming from.
And I've dealt with people on that basis before.
And the first quick answer is fine.
That's right.
I mean, Adolf Hitler is one person in history.
And we can point to many other figures and thinkers in our movement and what it means to be white and why we fight for being white and all that.
Yeah, that's true.
There are people that are not especially moved by that and maybe don't understand it or don't want to understand it or have some hang up about it.
That's fine.
You don't have to be a national socialist.
However, I would just say to anybody, friend or foe or somebody who's taking that type of position, read Mein Kampf, read it.
And at the end of it, tell me that that's not the truth.
You know, there are people who go into the other aspects, the history of the war exactly.
I don't exactly know as much about all that as I would like to.
And that's why I was excited that the prospect of having this man on tonight, because to me, I'm somebody who believes in Mein Kampf.
And I've read it, I think, five times in my life.
And it's something you should read every maybe three years or five years.
You should go back and start it over and reread it.
But just taking that, whatever other argument you want to make, if you want to allege, oh, but Hitler did this bad thing or something, I don't know about all of that, but just read that book.
Read that book and then come back and tell me that he was wrong.
Oh, where was he wrong?
What did he do wrong?
What did he say wrong?
If you read it with an open mind, you're going to be right where we are.
Sure.
And it begs the Holocaust, because for most people, it's a Pavlovian response.
Hitler Holocaust, Holocaust.
He single-handedly executed 6 million Jews, which, of course, is ridiculous.
And we're not going to go into a whole Holocaust thing here.
If Jews run the world and want to cut your kids' genitals off and all these terrible things, then who cares about the Holocaust?
Right.
Well, the way I put that, it's like, I don't waste a lot of time arguing about the Holocaust or not, because honestly, if there were really 6 million fewer Jews in the world, that would actually be like encouragement.
I'd be like more hopeful.
Like, oh, great.
But no, no, no, it didn't happen.
There really, we do have this great big foe to address and everything like that.
So, you know, I wouldn't waste a lot of time on that particular topic.
Read Mein Kampf and with an open mind and then let's talk.
Yeah, listener Andrew wrote in, after the BLM riots last summer, I basically got my dad to admit to race realism, right?
And of course, our pal Hux posted that how did most people in this cause come to it, right?
It was Ferguson and it was Trayvon and Zimmerman and it was Ferguson and Michael Brown and all the rest of it.
So he said, I got my dad finally to admit to race realism.
We hear these stories across the board, but I haven't broached the Hitler World War II subject at all.
Seems like it might be a bridge too far for him.
Is it worth trying to get your boomer parents red-pilled on World War II and the JQ?
Probably I was going to say, probably not.
My gut as well.
But you could depends on the situation.
You've got to size up those people yourself and decide.
Absolutely.
But you can, you can, so the reason is that if you have boomer parents, they're going to feel like they know more about that time period than you do.
They were born right after that time period.
And they'll just, they've been so ingrained with, you know, Hitler's the worst most evil person ever in history.
And they're never going to shed that.
But you can definitely lead them to narrative jamming stuff by kind of pointing them in the right directions.
Like it was very narrative jamming to me to find out that the people who were behind all of the things that I saw as being really messed up today, you know, rampant feminism, the liberation theology stuff, the sexual borders, the sexualization of our children, immigration.
It all leads back.
Exactly.
I mean, you can go down the line.
It all leads back to the Frankfurt School.
Yeah.
The Frankfurt School.
It leads back to Freud.
It leads back to Franz Boas.
It leads back to all these people to a man, to a woman, were Jewish.
So you can put people on that path and they'll get there.
And you don't even have to talk about Hitler.
You don't even have to talk about anti-Semitism.
You don't have to talk about Jewish supremacy.
You don't have to talk about a conspiracy.
You can really get them in the right place and they'll make that last step if they want to themselves.
But, Mr. Producer, there were bad white people too.
Surely.
Yeah, I'm reading Hunter right now by Pierce or Andrew McDonald.
And he has this very long slog of a dialogue where the J-Woke guy is trying to smack Oscar Jaeger about the face and tell him all this thing.
And Oscar's pushing back with all the, well, sure, just because they have a lot of influence doesn't mean they're, you know, they need willing white people to help them too.
This is why, this is why I don't, I don't even offer anybody to try to convince me of anything.
Like, I don't debate people because I don't need you to come at me with some stupid shit.
You know, like, yeah, no shit.
There are bad people everywhere.
What's the point?
You know, MP has taken the Molyneux pill and the time for arguments is over.
But the time for persuasion is we are going to stick with Uncle here, but the time for persuasion is not over because I mentioned this the other day.
I said with Trumpy Pants off the scene and Uncle Joe, interesting that, yeah, Salin, we called Uncle Joe, and now we get another Joe in the White House.
The standard MAGA Trump people, a lot of them, I'm sure, are still clinging to Trump, but they don't have their little safety blankie around anymore.
And IRL have been more candid with people and they are more receptive and they are like, you're right.
You're right.
At least they don't push back.
Right.
So it's funny you call him a safety blanket because I really do feel like he was this, oh, I don't have to think about really what's going on.
I could just kind of put all of my worries in this avatar and not really own up to or understand or examine what's really going on here.
Just fly a Trump flag, go to a rally, make some donations, and old Donnie's got it all under control.
And I think a lot of them are still doing it.
Look, when I drive around where I live and go shopping, I still see people with their Trump 2020 stuff up.
This is the one symbol that people think that they could put on a MAGA hat or something, and that's their one way of signifying where they stand.
So, in a way, you can't blame them, but it's pitiful.
It is when I was a kid in CCD, I mentioned this once on the show before, I think a while back on the religion episode.
The teacher was telling us about how God forgives us for our sins.
And as long as you're forgiven, you go to heaven.
So, me being a smarty pants in about sixth grade, I said, teacher, did God forgive Hitler for all his sins?
Because in my simple mind, he was the avatar of evil, the world's worst boogeyman.
And, you know, she wasn't too sophisticated.
She said, Yes, he is.
I said, Well, then, then I got nothing.
Then I got nothing to worry about.
If Hitler's in heaven, you know, I could kill a man on Fifth Avenue and I'm going to heaven.
But in all seriousness, the reason I raise that is because he was implanted into my mind as the worst man who ever lived.
The six million, World War II, it was all on him, wanted to enslave the world.
And what, in the span of 10 or 15 years, a few books aside from Mein Kampf, Hitler's War by David Irving and Hitler's Revolution by Richard Tedor helped fill in some gaps about the absolutely wonderful, brilliant, courageous things that he did.
And one of the things that blew my mind was something called the Havara Agreement, which a lot of listeners will recognize, but I had never heard of until internet racism became popular, which was this evil Nazi Germany idea to let the Jews of Germany emigrate to Israel to help the cause of Zionism, as long as they like made a deposit and it was German goods and things like that.
So many details that just don't mesh with them being genocidal maniacs.
The fact that Kristallnacht was a reaction to the assassination of a German diplomat in Paris by a Jew and it got out of control and the party shut it down quickly.
There's so much.
The men that did that were actually punished.
Yep.
Yeah, exactly.
And the biggest yeshiva that was making rabbis was active from before the war to after the war in Berlin.
Yep.
Gas chambers were a lie.
They were delassing chambers.
There was rampant typhus.
I would guess, it's probably an educated guess that most Jews who died in World War II died of illness in concentration camps.
All those pictures that they point to were propaganda created.
Not all of them, but the vast majority of them were propaganda created after the war.
Most of them were from the Eastern Front.
Smasher, yeah, hop in here because you are arguably the, I think you're even a bigger Hitler fan than Sam is, but I don't know.
I don't want to get in trouble.
If you don't like Hitler, you are an idiot.
If you don't like Hitler, I don't like you.
How about that?
Basically, I have no room for you in my life.
But when did the warm glow of the Fuhrer start to enrich your life, Smasher?
So it started.
I was a race realist.
I wasn't heavy into the HBD stuff that came afterwards.
But I was just like, we're clearly different, and I just don't want to be around black people.
So I was like a soft race realist.
And I'd been going on 4chan for a long time.
So I knew like Jews ran the world and whatever, but it was always kind of a meme.
I didn't take it that seriously.
I was like, okay, yeah, sure.
Rothschilds are Jews, but like, that's not like a racial thing.
They just happen to be a family of Jews that runs banks that run the world.
And it was like, so Jews factually run the world, but it's not like this crazy, negative, evil cabal of Jews running the world.
And then one day, I saw a normie meme that was like five companies own all American media, or six companies own all American media, whatever.
And this is a few years later.
I stopped going on 4chan because I was just too busy in the army.
And shout out to Chans, by the way.
MP let us know that he found a full house endorsement out in the wild.
Look like a Dutch flag in that a non-post wasn't one of us on the VPN.
Well, you know what's you know what's interesting is I saw that thread.
So yeah, very cool.
The chans are cool as long as you're on the right board.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Never, I personally never got into it.
Just couldn't handle that interface.
I'm too old.
Sorry, Smash.
Okay, boomer.
I derailed.
Yeah.
Watch it, Onisan.
That's okay, Boomerang.
Touch on what you, on your genuine spiritual view on him, too.
I mean, yeah, I will.
But so basically, six companies own all American media.
I'm like, okay, whatever.
So I go, I spend all night on Wikipedia looking at these companies.
And I'm like, okay, so yeah, the main companies, it all does really come back to these six companies.
And I just happened to notice that like five out of six were Jewish.
And I was like, damn, those memes weren't joking.
Jews definitely run the media too.
And so then I went on an even further dive down from the top highest part of the umbrella all the way down through as many companies as I could find information on and overwhelming, you know, Jews.
I didn't, you know, pull any actual data with it.
But it was just like, wow, there's a lot of Jews running all of these media companies.
Wow.
And then I started looking at banks and I was like, wow, it's not just like Rothschild's owning international banking.
Like all of this stuff is Jewish.
Well, you know, they have a very high IQ and they work really hard and they're creative people, Smashers.
So stop being anti-Semitic.
Here's how I squared this circle.
I noticed all this stuff and I was like, well, we're told that Jews don't run the world, but factually Jews do run the world.
So the people that run the world are telling you that they don't run the world.
They are lying.
They're lying to you about everything.
Clearly, like this is just self-evident at this point.
They tell us that Hitler is the worst, most evil person to have ever lived.
Therefore, Hitler must have been the best person that ever lived.
And Jews are evil.
And at that moment, that is like, it was literally like Saturday night.
I'm racist and a full moon shone through the sunroof.
Yeah, that's through the moonroof.
And then Sunday morning, I'm a goose-stepping national socialist.
We white nationalists now.
Here's the thing.
I mean, especially to enemies that would be listening or to the half-convinced, we were all people at some point in our life, whether very young or somewhere in between.
We were people seeking the truth and looking honestly.
We are not bigoted people.
Right.
Literally.
And I would say most of us.
Sorry to interrupt you, Sam, but this is a really important one.
Most of us thought just like you did at one point.
When I get into an argument online with a leftist or a liberal and they start coming at me, I say to them, look, only one of us in this conversation used to think like the other, and it's not you.
So I gave a Holocaust presentation voluntarily in school in like sixth or seventh grade.
I was stone out of material.
And my mom was like, well, why don't you, you know, talk about the Holocaust and the six million Jews who died.
I was like, huh, I got nothing else.
So I sort of dialed it in.
Never out of material when you have the Holocaust, whether you're in high school or podcasting.
Endless material for decades and probably centuries, right?
Yeah, these are the things that are.
One of my earliest expressions or awakenings, I remember very clearly.
I was in seventh grade, and we had this, they provided the source material and they said, here, write about, you know, something, prepare a paper.
And so I remember there was these two groups of like it was like a card in a thing.
And one thing was about communism.
And this is, of course, in the 70s.
So remember, this is the Cold War was real.
It's hard to relate now to the mentality that was then.
So here was this card.
It was about communism.
And then here was this other card.
It was about National Socialism.
And they kind of read very similarly, but I prepared this paper because we were informed about what communism, what the goals were, what the ends were, and the means and all that type of thing.
But here was National Socialism.
And I remember even at that age, the thing that was peaking my interest was how one-sided or unfair it was to the national socialist side.
So like, okay, so tell me about these ideas.
Tell me about them and let me decide what it's about.
But this is the one thing these Jews will not will not permit is for people to be, yeah, because it's so obvious once the light comes on.
So Sam, Sam, the, so it was talking about communism in a positive light during well, just no, it was just about it.
It was just about it.
But yeah, that right, like during that period of time, like communism was the threat to us.
Oh, yeah.
You know, it was, it was stated in a, in a kind of a, it was just about it, but it was putting it in a bad light.
And then there was this other card.
It was about national socialism, also putting it in a light.
But the, like, the national socialism, we're not allowed to really know about it.
Yeah.
Always blew much.
Yeah, blew much.
National socialism is bad, but you can't know why, except for the 6 million Jews.
We had to destroy it so that our next biggest enemy, communism, could take over half of Europe.
Right.
Spend half a century and God knows how many billions of dollars to defeat that.
Exactly.
That is amazing how people don't ask questions about that or enough questions about that.
Well, that was something that I noticed about like when I was when I was in school, we learned about communist ideology.
Like if you had asked me in ninth grade, what does a communist believe?
I'd have been able to tell you, like, okay, you know, A through Z.
And if you're like, what does a Nazi believe?
I'd been like, they don't like Jews.
Exactly.
That's all you know.
They want to take over the world, even though they don't have the capability of taking it.
Even though it's like one of the tenets of communism is like an international proletariat revolution and the destruction of governments, like, you know, and mass integration.
Yeah, their symbol, their symbol is a hammer and sickle over the globe.
Yeah.
One thing that, one thing that primed me for this was that I never cared about the Holocaust.
I wasn't a denier.
I just didn't care.
And I didn't care because that's the way I look at it.
I went through just one year in our European history class.
We spent like, I don't know, 20 minutes on the potato famine.
And that was a big deal to me because Irish family.
You know, I knew about the potato famine, whatever.
And we spent like two months on the Holocaust, and we did the Holocaust before we did the potato famine.
And so when we spent like a day on the potato famine, I was like, what the hell?
Were there any Jewish kids in your class?
I don't think so.
How many Irish kids were in there?
Good point.
I don't know.
Probably just me.
There's so many things about World War II, Hitler, and that whole period that are just completely narrative jamming for me.
And here's a good one: I know that six million Jews died during World War II.
I have no idea how many Americans died.
Right.
Exactly.
You know what I mean?
Like, okay, why do I know one number, which, you know, okay, you know it, but why don't I know the number I really should know?
Because you're lazy, Mr. Producer.
Typical.
You couldn't open up a damn Encyclopedia Britannica for your own lost country.
The audience is going to love that.
It's nice to have you on, buddy.
I cajoled Mr. Producer to come on tonight since Smasher and I were feeling a little low energy, but now we're firing on all cylinders.
I wanted to flag this from A Political on Twitter.
Saw this the other day.
It's from a while ago.
What is our enemy's most hated ideology?
Yes.
National socialism.
Therefore, there must be something worthwhile in its doctrine.
Think, dear listener, if you're not fully on board with the Nazi stuff, quote unquote, what do all these rabid commies hate?
What do all these feckless, useless, cowardly Republicans claim to hate?
Everybody hates, everybody hates Nazis except for Nazis.
I'll do a callback.
That everybody hates.
Yeah.
I'll do a quick callback to poll.
My favorite post on poll of all time is this one.
It's who is the smartest man?
Question mark.
Who is the most evil man?
Question mark.
See how the Jew programs you.
That's right.
Yep.
Einstein.
So, yeah, I mean, crazy.
I kick myself.
I go back.
I remember when I was getting more right-wing from left-wing and arguing with lefties that it says socialism right there.
It's national socialism.
It's your ideology, man.
Like, because I think somebody is like, you sound like a brown shirt.
Like, what the hell is a brown shirt?
Because so many people are utterly ignorant.
I didn't know what the hell who the hell Ernst Rohm was.
I didn't know about what kicked off Kristallnacht.
So many people don't know any of this stuff.
Hitler talked about exactly why he used the word socialism.
You know, this is a time when the trade unions and the industrial society and people were advocating things like the 40-hour work week and all those types of things.
So those were obvious things that people cared about.
And those are part of a socialist idea.
And of course, we should care about those things.
The problem is our enemies have taken up the positions of these important points.
Yeah.
For sure.
For Uncle's birthday, I put out there that all of you had to do 88 burpees, at least spread out over the day, or else you were big gay.
Now, I won't quiz the panel to see if they actually did them.
But what other man on earth?
I realized it was about 11 o'clock.
I did keep my nose to the grindstone all day long.
I was good, husband, father, and did some other necessary work.
Listen, the Chauvin verdict, of course, came out on 420.
Somebody wondered whether that was the Jews flexing on us.
And then somebody else said, nah, man, it was probably because they just wanted to let it out when everybody was stoned for 420.
The other thing.
But what other historical man could get me off the couch?
It was 11:10.
I looked at my clock and I said, oh, God, I couldn't put that out and not do it myself.
So it was cold and wet and rainy.
Out.
I went out and I did 88 burpees.
I listened to some loud music in the cold, wet grass.
It was hard.
I did 20, took a break, 20, 20, and then I closed with a solid eight.
My form was totally crap toward the end of those last two 20s.
But did you guys, Sam, did you make an, did you make an altar for Uncle or is that only reserved for the Christian saints?
No, you know what?
The holiday that we celebrate actually for many years is Kristallnacht.
That's the one we do a little bigger.
I mean, yeah, Hitler's birthday, we just kind of, you know, wish each other happy birthday and, you know, we talk about it.
No, and I did not see that that you advised everybody to do.
You know, it's hard to, it's, it's hard to go through all.
I mean, the, the, the chat is so active.
It's like it's, it's, you put it in multiple chats, I think.
I think you're talking about a chat, a different chat.
Okay, I did not see that, but I would have, I would have attempted that.
I put it out on the full house telegram chat.
So, you know, shame on you.
It's hard to find anything in there.
I'm probably not doing it right, but I mean, just to follow the volume of going back and forth on there that's going on is incredible.
Next year for Crystal Knock, Sam, we have to do O Crystal Night set to the tune of Oh, what a night by the four tops.
A good buddy and I did.
We made alternate lyrics for a parody song for that and sent it into TRS, but it must not have passed muster.
So we're going to do that one, a full house original.
Maybe it'll be, yeah, we'll get all you guys in the background.
You'll be like the black lady chorus, you know.
Yeah.
Falsetto there.
The important thing is to have apple strudel for dessert.
That's right.
Well, my wife makes a, she's, she is well known for at the pool party.
She brings something called Führer cake.
There's a recipe out there.
Yeah, it's an apple, apple type of a strudel, and it is extremely hearty.
It's like having a full meal.
And so always around Kristallnacht, we make that.
And if we're having a pool party, sometimes she makes that.
And it's an incredible recipe if somebody wants to go out there and find it.
But the Führer liked that recipe.
That face when you will never sneak down to the kitchen with the Führer to have a little Führer cake at two o'clock in the morning after Fireside chats and all the rest of it.
Exactly.
But yeah, apparently, well, no, just apparently strudel was his favorite dessert.
And he was supposedly really, really good at making it.
It is a recipe that gets passed around.
I don't know if it's authentic, but I like to believe it is.
Yeah, I don't know if the one we have is authentic, but it's really good and everybody likes it.
Yeah.
One thing that still nags at me a little bit doesn't even nag at me because as Brian said, like, I'd rather be speaking German.
That is a kill shot.
Like, look around at the world you see today and tell me you'd not rather be in this hyper white, advanced, Mars colonizing German-speaking wonderland.
But I do, you know, Hitler said that National Socialism was not for export.
He more than once, another book I wanted to definitely recommend, especially for people who are not there yet, is The Unnecessary War by Pat Buchanan because that goes into the fact that it really was Britain and France that made it into World War II, essentially.
That was one of the points I wanted to bring up here was, I actually just brought up that book just to make sure I had the title right.
But there's, like I was saying earlier, that there are a few, there are a bunch of things about World War II that is completely narrative jamming.
And that is one of them.
The whole idea that the British and French went to war for Polish sovereignty, right?
They literally said, We are going to go to war against Germany because Germany invaded Poland.
And at the end of the war, at the end of the war, Germany before World War I, and then after, it's like, oh, so he didn't really invade Poland.
No, of course, of course not.
But the point is, is that that was their justification for declaring war against Germany.
And at the end of the war, they were allied with the Soviet Union, who had completely gobbled up all of Poland.
And they agreed with the Soviets to leave Poland's Polish sovereignty in their hands.
It just tells you that this is what we have learned about what really happened was a complete lie.
Like the whole justification for the Brits and the French to get into the war was bull.
Right.
Yeah.
Oh, the Poles were double dealing.
They were high on their own supply.
Right.
Because the British and the French gave them this assurance, which you have to wonder if they did that on purpose.
They put the Poles out there on purpose so that they could get into a war with Germany for the purposes of completely destroying the Germans on the continent, which we know that's what the whole purpose was, because that's what Jewish power in Europe and around the world wanted to see happen.
That's right.
The lengths that Hitler went to to try to win over the Brits.
I don't want your damn stupid empire.
He did it with Poland, too.
He really tried to come to a solution to the just give me a highway to Danzig.
Yeah, to Danzig and the corridor and everything.
And he did it with the British.
And it's funny because when it came time to deal with the Americans, it was the last, he was like, you know what?
I'm not doing this again.
And he didn't do it with the United States.
He just declared, like, I think we were the only country that the Germans declared war against.
First, yeah.
Yeah, first.
And that's another point, too.
Is read what one of the reasons I came to respect at least Vladimir Putin was watching him with subtitles or reading his speeches.
Now, you can say whatever you want about Russia or Chabad or Duganism or whatever.
When you listen to Putin speak, especially extemporaneously, you can tell that he is brilliant and wise and is probably at least out for the best interests of the Russian state and by extension, the Russian people.
You can't do that with most politicians in America.
They either sound retarded or they spew platitudes.
Go back to the read Hitler's declaration of war on the United States.
Probably never have.
It's phenomenal.
Read his declaration of war on the Soviet Union.
I mean, it's chock a block with details and justifications.
And he's bending over backwards to explain to history and posterity why he had no choice but to do this.
Yeah, he definitely didn't take the Malinu pill.
Just read all of Hitler's speeches.
They are good.
There you go.
Put them in a book.
You literally can't not love him.
Yeah.
ThomasDaltonphd.com is a great source for a ton of there's so many good sites.
I'm trying to think what else.
But the one, the reason I wanted to bring that up is that because he re-translated or translated the poisonous mushroom, which is this infamous virtuous propaganda piece from the Third Reich, where they're basically telling the story of the Jew in a children's fable sort of thing.
I think it has 12 different sections.
I ordered that the other day.
But there's a lot of good stuff on there.
Astara publishing.
What are some of the other white people's press?
But anyway.
Cosmo Theory.
Yeah.
Yep.
Cosmotheism Institute for Historical Review.
Yep.
Check those out.
All right.
Last call for Hitler comment, gentlemen.
Do you think we did a good enough job?
Hitler is the bravest man to have ever lived.
Well, that's a good point.
And it's another point that often gets overlooked and/or gets lied about.
They used to talk about him as being just like this terrible soldier in that he was, you know, that because the man, the man has an iron cross first class and second class.
And just because he was just a corporal doesn't mean he wasn't like, doesn't mean he wasn't metal.
And he was for sure.
I mean, yeah, he's got two iron crosses for bravery.
Like he's a phenomenal soldier dedicated to fighting for the German people.
Yep.
Christ.
He's so enthusiastic about it there, Smasher.
Well, you know what?
It really pisses me off.
It's like a lot of people out here without medals of honor are going to criticize Hitler as a soldier.
It's like, shut up, you faggot.
Yeah.
By all accounts, the guy was very, very brave.
To be a corporal, and what was this?
He was a messenger, right?
One of the most dangerous.
Yeah, you're fighting on the Western Front in World War I in the trenches, and you're a messenger, which is very dangerous.
You have to run cable and messages.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He just wanted to paint and, you know, maybe design some buildings.
Jew said no, had no choice.
All right.
I think we did justice to the Austrian corporal, as Hindenburg derisively called him, one of the greatest men of all time and someone who we rightfully and in an informed way revere.
And we can all learn a lot from him and achieve inspiration, including doing burpees out in a cold, wet grass at 11:30 on a random Tuesday.
Ooh, I'm going to interrupt before we go to police.
Please stop saying, like, oh, a favorite uncle or Uncle A. Like, just say Uncle Ar just say Adolf Hitler.
Just say, call him the Fuhrer.
Like, stop being cute.
It's not cute.
He's the greatest man that has ever lived.
However, people in Germany at that time did refer to him as uncle.
Right.
But that's not, that's not.
I have even been guilty of that calling him uncle as a cutesy way to not say the dread is like Voldemort, right?
Yeah, don't say his name or you'll get in trouble.
That's the vibe that it gives me.
It's like they called him uncle because of the way that they felt about him while they were living amongst him.
Exactly.
We don't have that.
He's not cutesy uncle A. He's Adolf Hitler, the greatest man that has ever lived.
Before we go to the break, I wanted to touch just real quick.
We've gotten a lot of questions from the audience for topics that we have done in the past.
And I always refer people back to those episodes and say, you know, we'll bring them up here or there, do a refresher on it.
But questions about how to talk about these things with your kids.
I mean, this is an evergreen topic.
The day of the Chauvin verdict, the verdict arrived, and then I had to take Junior out to sports.
And I had the radio on, too.
And I think I put on NPR intentionally so that he could hear their telling of it.
And he had absorbed enough of what I had told him about what happened to know that that was BS.
But I walked a fine line with him.
I kind of let it rip and let him know that the only reason that this white cop was found guilty was because it was a black man, because of the Jew-owned media, and that he died.
Floyd died because he ingested all of the drugs that he had.
It showed that in the pathology report, and that the jury was either completely brainwashed or were terrified to do the right thing, and that he had to be aware that it was a hazardous world that he was entering.
Didn't go too hard.
I actually let one or two mild curse words fly because I was angry and wasn't in the mood.
I wanted him intentionally to remember his old man being under control but also angry and letting his emotion show a little bit during one of these sort of epic-making events, these little time capsules, like the OJ trial.
It was just like the OJ trial.
I was out on the deck with my wife putting furniture together and had the damn courtroom stream up on YouTube.
And here it came.
And when they read out all those three guilty verdicts, I wasn't surprised, but I did grit my teeth.
And it's just a good kick in the teeth to remember about what's out there.
So we will revisit that and a lot more about how to talk to your kids.
But for the break this week, this song is long overdue.
And it's also consistent with the idea of so many of our people having no real connection or knowledge or wisdom about Adolf Hitler, about the Third Reich, about National Socialism, other than what they were spoon-fed in grade school.
First time I heard this song, I was actually on Twitter and I saw Nathan D'AMigo's fist going into Moldilock.
Boom, boom, boom, set to the song.
And I said, what the hell is this wonderful song?
It is Erica.
And it was composed by Erms Neal.
And I'll also mention that the first time I marched into Lee Park in Charlottesville for the first torchlit march, played this on my phone with a buddy.
Boom, boom, boom.
Marching there.
If you haven't heard it, hope you love it.
If you've heard it a million times, have it a million and one.
We'll be right back with much more full house fam.
long live adolf hitler in our hearts and minds
Samazon Jesus ICE.
to full house episode 88.
If you don't like Erica, we don't like you.
Wild chainsaw chat broke out amongst the birth panel during the break.
Electric versus gas, sharpening your own blades.
Yep, we stay in character even when we're off mic.
More or less, electric is good enough if you're in a third of an acre in the suburbs.
You only need the gas boys when you're doing real man's work out in the country.
And Mr. Producer reminded me that, no coach, you don't just throw out the chain when it gets dull.
You got to actually sharpen it by hand.
They got videos for that.
So I'm kidding.
My dad would kill me if I just threw out a chain because it got dull.
That's why you adopt Chinese kids.
Chain sharpener Chang and locked up in the crawl space.
Excuse me.
I don't know where that came from.
All right.
Let's get right to it.
First new white life announcement of the week.
We didn't do any during the well, yeah, Borzoi was the big one during our last show.
Check out Borzoi's essay on the American Sun.
I believe is where it was posted, where he went into in-depth about the trials and tribulations his wife went through to welcome their first and by all likelihood only son into the world.
And we will have Borzoi and Borzette on the show sometime.
We're not really backed up, but we've got American Defense skinheads.
John is going to come on this week, I believe, or next week, as it might be.
We've got a guy who quit drinking and is also a real estate expert, which we've gotten a lot of real estate questions.
People are going insane about the prices out of control, refinancing, etc.
So that's coming up soon, and a bunch more, including hopefully our elusive Hitler scholar.
So stay tuned.
Congratulations to Ambrose, our buddy Ambrose, welcomed his first beautiful baby boy within the past two weeks.
Way to go, buddy.
Ambrose is a character, great guy.
And I think he had a little bit of anxiety about becoming a new dad.
He's posted photos of that little rugrat all the time.
So, congratulations, Ambrose.
Zivon sent us a note and said, love the show.
Let me pull up Zivon's note here real quick.
Is it Warren Zivon?
I use it, Julon.
Warren Zvon, Jo Jo's a big Z Von fan.
I was too.
I don't know if he quite earned honorary, but regardless, maybe Zivon sent it on the Telegram.
But regardless, Zivon, congratulations, buddy, to you and your wife.
We're very happy for you.
And Caucasian C wrote in.
He said, longtime listener, first-time communicator.
I just listened to the second anniversary show, and I must say you guys are awesome.
Level of intellect, knowledge, laughs you guys serve up is top of the field.
The mission is awesome.
Just wanted to reach out and express my love for the show and hopefully get a shout out from my second daughter.
She is due to arrive in August of this year.
Hail.
No.
Hail you, Caucasian C. Good luck with that precious baby girl on the way.
And yeah, thanks very much, buddy.
We appreciate your writing in the kind words.
Quick toot your own horn segment here.
Full House Love Connection may be a go.
I will say no more.
But lovely lady wrote in, gave us the details.
Vague area of the country.
I said, ah, I know a single stand-up guy who's in that area of the country.
And I said to her, I said, please, please do not be a honeypot.
And she said something like, I promise you, I am not.
I said, okay, good enough.
But I let my buddy, I was like, the last thing we want to do is be the people who, yeah, feds connecting feds.
Name of the segment.
But good luck, guys.
I think it's just email for now, but I have high hopes.
Yeah.
You got to do what Borzoi did.
You just got to get the Fed pregnant.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
Coach said, I had to have a kid, so I almost killed my wife to fulfill the mission.
Yeah.
If this love connection happens and they get a big brood, we're going to have clout for years.
And that's really what matters here.
Are they going to have to pay child support to the podcast creation?
No, they're going to have to tithe to us.
Yes.
It's like reverse.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, I guess.
Yeah.
We'll take the money.
Anyway, good luck, guys.
Seriously, that's a true story.
I hope it works out.
Let's see.
Got another one here.
This is in the spirit of Full House Love Connection or Feds Connecting Feds.
I am writing on behalf of my brother.
He's in his late 20s, early 30s, and needs a real 3D waifu.
Don't we all, buddy?
He says, he's one of us, but a little more grug than ideological stickler.
That's all right.
He asked me to reach out for your help in finding him a white woman that isn't a mind poison zombie.
I told him he'd have to start listening to the show in return.
He's physically fit, has a military background, and is a good soul.
I would love for my kids to have some cousins.
Can you put the word out?
Well, consider the word put out if that sounds of interest to you.
He told me where he is in the country, but I can't remember vaguely.
He may be in the service and about to deploy.
So I said, you know, I don't know if it makes sense to try to make a love connection before he's about to get shipped overseas to God knows where.
Coach, if I can interject there.
Please send.
You know, this whitepeoplepress.com, they put out some fine publications, and I had mentioned one I wanted to read from, which maybe is for later.
But according to what you're talking about, they have the whited.net site.
So let's mention that to listeners and people who are interested in that.
And that's a way for people to.
Thank you for that, Sam.
I obviously have never been on it, been married for how long now?
14?
Yeah, 14 years.
But I think we can say confidently that the people who run that site, who created it, are legit.
I don't know them.
I haven't met them, but I've heard good things that is completely on the up and up.
But that, of course, when you create something like that, you are going to have a couple bad actors here or there.
But I don't want to poison the well and say, don't go on there because there might be a bad actor or two, right?
Like if that were the case, you'd never go on the internet.
Yeah.
So check it out.
You know, exercise all due caution.
As one buddy of mine said, I don't do anything wrong.
So even if I do go out on a date with some like Antifa doxer, you know, I got nothing to hide, at least in his case, right?
So that's not the same for everybody, but just use your head.
Good judge of character.
And if they get pregnant, then you know that they're not a Fed.
So yeah.
All right.
Let's see.
Got one more here.
This is from Oscar.
In these times, which every day grow more dark, listening to this show fills me with the fire and inspiration our people need in this fight for our lives.
I'm 19.
Started listening just about this time last year while I was still listening to such Jews as Ben Shapiro and Shabos goys like Charlie Kirk.
Cringe, I know.
I've come a long way in the time since.
I'm single and have never really had a serious relationship.
That's all right.
You're still 19.
Don't beat yourself up over it.
I suck at communicating with women, or maybe I'm totally autistic, or maybe both.
It's always been a goal of mine to have a kid before I turn 21.
And the chances of that are growing dimmer by the day.
I don't know, Oscar, don't be so dark on your chances there.
Any tips you can give a young guy would be appreciated.
I live a fairly isolated life, but I have a good job.
Knowing I am in a cause with great men like yourselves gives me the greatest hope for our futures.
Our enemies don't stand a chance.
I think I mentioned already about the red wine.
Layer cake is the brand from Southern Australia.
I would say just go straight to that and you'll be good.
Yeah.
No fap.
Lift weights.
Have confidence even if you're not confident.
Yeah.
And listen to Get the Gringa if you haven't.
That's in our back library.
You know, we dedicated that entire show.
We were like, holy cow, you know, we talk about wives and girlfriends and kids and all this stuff, but you must first find the lady or the man for our female listeners.
So get the gringo.
It's on t.me/slash fullhouse shows.
You can download it straight to your phone there.
All right, Sammy Baby, here we go from our new listener.
He says, new listener to the show, great stuff.
Love the information and laughs.
But it's lacking in one way.
I recently listened to an episode called Roar in the 20s and couldn't help but notice a bit of passive hostility against the Christian demographic of the moment.
While I fully believe that the Judeo, spelled J-E-W, Deo, Christians, 100% have it all wrong and are harmed by the Judeo part of the religion.
I believe the true Christianity is white at its core.
And I believe that having a knowledgeable Christian identitarian on your show, if only we were so lucky, I energetically would really know any.
You can't find a good CI guy in this business anymore, would really help to round out the faith aspect of the movement.
And then he says, oh, I'd be interested in coming on a couple by, I can't read the whole thing.
This is just a suggestion.
Whether you agree with it or not or don't have a Christian identity doesn't affect how much I appreciate what you guys do.
I'll continue to listen regardless.
Just makes me sad that CI is being thrown out with Judeo-Christianity.
That's from Capitan Tight Pants.
So Sam T-L-D-R on CI.
Yeah, I mean, it's up on fullhavenhouse.com.
I think I'm just going to, I'm going to post the second half of that autobiography.
But long story short, Jesus wasn't a Jew.
He was white.
And Christianity is all right.
If it's all right, then it's all white.
Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, okay, so he must be a newer listener.
This is not something I constantly bring up because people have different ideas and different feelings about all that.
I'm more than willing to talk about it, argue about it, whatever is necessary, but I don't like to argue with people if we're all like of goodwill towards one another.
But I have written about this quite a bit in my autobiography, and I've also talked on the show about it quite a bit.
What can I say succinctly about this?
I will try to say just a few sentences about this.
Two Christians out there, I will say this.
Now, listen to me carefully.
This probably makes somebody mad, but I'm going to say this carefully and slowly.
Without this dimension of understanding, one day you will either not be a white nationalist or you will not be a Christian.
You need to understand this aspect of it.
So there is that.
The other thing is you listen to the way our guys talk, guys on this show, guys on other shows.
You know, we will hearken to moral values.
There will be the inevitable reference to the way things were not too long ago or long ago, things like that.
So even if you don't want to be a Christian, you know, it just keeps coming back up, keeps coming back up.
But then it runs into this Jew problem.
And then so we want to throw it all out again.
And then we throw it out for a while and we come right back around to the same values, the same issues over and over again.
Christian identity breaks this cycle.
So there will be many who they just cannot even.
I'll leave it at that.
They just cannot even.
I would just say, look at it.
It's implicit in the history of Christianity.
There's a reason that this message appeals to our people.
Christ said, my sheep hear my voice and my sheep know me.
So this message resonates with our people.
I understand all the problems of Christianity and I could very well understand that people don't want to have anything to do with it or reject it.
I get that.
I have good friends that are, you know, they are not with me on this.
But, you know, that's what I will say about that is that whether you want to throw Christianity out or not, it's going to keep the same problems, same questions keep coming up over and over again.
I've offered some, I think, compelling proofs in our show on religion.
I've offered similar compelling proofs in my autobiography, which is on the site.
And I would beg anybody that doesn't understand the message to go into that.
Now, the thing that is tricky about all of this is if I talk up this subject enough, so people are going to go out there and search on the internet, and maybe they will order some books or they will listen to some messages and things like that.
And the unfortunate thing is that these people, if there's one thing they're good at, it's about arguing with each other constantly and condemning each other constantly and rejecting each other constantly.
And I don't know what the solution to all that is.
Everybody thinks they're right about things.
And for myself, I have a particular position, which I explain in the show that we had, as well as in the things that I've written on the site.
I'm open-minded.
I'm willing to talk to anybody.
I'm not willing to reject or condemn anybody.
So that's my position.
But if you go out there and start reading about Christian identity, there's a lot of acrimony, shall we say.
And if you can wade through all that, you will see the good and important message of it.
And if you're not a Christian, I would say look at it this way.
You know, all the high points in history are the history of our people, you know?
And so the good and salutary things about Christianity, that's the history of our people, too.
And even if you were a pagan or an atheist or some other thing, I would wish you could see the good that is in Christianity and you could see it from this Christian identity standpoint and take from it the good inputs to your life, the good effects that this will have on your life.
Yep.
And the religion question was the show that we did, obviously, on religion, where we flesh this out in further detail.
Which incidentally was the show that I got the most hate mail from for myself, like for Coach having the fedora atheistic skeptical.
No, it wasn't.
I was just, you know, what can I do?
I can just be honest in myself on this show.
And if you don't like it, you can go pound sand.
No.
Yeah.
I'm actually looking on the I'm looking on the Telegram show history and I'm not seeing the damn, oh, there it is, 47, episode 47, religion.
Yeah, definitely, you know, and Christian identity to me, the way I've lived my life, okay, so people are going to differ on this one.
But here's what I've seen is that there's a lot of different views about exactly how religion is supposed to work.
Okay.
But the thing about Christian identity that I think we can all agree on is that this is a white man's religion.
And this is the good and salutary aspects of this are the product of white people.
And if you can see it in that way, that the Bible is the history of our people.
And yes, all those things about they're going to, they will constantly, they can't even agree on what it, how you become a Christian.
Do you get baptized or not?
You know, so they argue about every aspect of this.
But if you could take it from more the standpoint of this is an essential part of our people's identity and history, I think that you can gain a lot of good out of it.
Yep.
And I would draw the listener's attention to the documentary that our own Nathaniel Scott referenced last show, Marching to Zion.
I did take the time to watch that almost two hours.
It's the infamous, famous Pastor Anderson of the Baptist Church down there in Arizona.
And the first half, maybe three quarters, is excellent.
It's just him being an earnest boy, breaking down Judaism and how it became utterly untethered from the Old Testament and became actually about the Talmud and all this sort of evil other stuff.
But then at the very end, he's like, well, if you go back far enough, all of us are related to the Jews in some way, and it's not about race, et cetera.
So it had a terrible ending, in my opinion.
But apparently that works for a lot of Christians who have hang-ups about the Jews and their nature.
Well, that's one important way or a little bit of a start how you can begin to understand it is the Talmud interprets the Old Testament.
And that's how they understand their religion and supersedes it.
Yeah, in light of the Talmud.
And similarly, we have the New Testament, and our New Testament interprets the Old Testament, right?
So we are using the Old Testament.
I honest to God, I do not like it when people want to throw out the Old Testament.
I think they are misunderstanding it in a grievous way.
But when you, you know, Christ very seldom spoke any original things.
Most of his quotes, if you have a Bible that has references, he is most of the things he would say were merely quoting the Old Testament.
So Smasher is just like Jesus then.
He doesn't have any original thoughts either.
Sorry.
I also wanted to say, you know, Smasher, he also skips over the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Talmud to go right to the Kabbalah.
That's his guiding story.
Most don't know.
Just making sure he's still awake there.
I will kill you.
I couldn't make that work.
Sorry, Sam.
Yeah, that's all right.
All right.
Sammy, baby, you have like six pages of notes in front of you.
You've been waiting for the opportunity.
Before we do that, though, I did want to flag this for the audience.
This is very important.
Child tax credits starting this July.
The U.S. federal government is experimenting in a sort of parental-based UBI.
Normally every year, you get your child tax credit, $2,000 a child.
Used to be $1,000.
Trump goosed it to $2,000.
Now it's $3,000 per child under 17, and it's $3,600 per child under six.
So zero through five.
They have to be out of the womb.
If they're born in the middle of the year, you have to get it the next year.
But starting this July, as long as you and your wife made less than, I believe it's $150,000, maybe scaled up to $175,000 on the phase out or $75,000 individually if you're a single mom or dad.
They doubled the child.
Well, the child tax credit increased.
They're giving half of it to you in monthly disbursements from July through December.
So you are getting, let me say, $200.
No, $300.
You're getting a lot of money.
Sorry.
Yeah.
No, I wrote the numbers down here.
We're getting $800 a month, assuming this goes forward, but by all signs, it is, because we're getting a breakdown for our two kids who are over six and our one kid who is under.
Here it is.
Yeah.
$250 per over six, $300 per month if they're under six.
So major, you know, a lot of people say, oh, you know, we don't have a pronatal policy or whatever.
Between the stimulus money they're sending out, they're giving food stamps to everybody under the sun now.
They're now going to be giving you monthly checks at least for six months.
And then you're getting the other half when you file your taxes.
That's something to look forward to this summer, 2021.
Or as Smasher would say, not good enough.
That's right.
Yep.
That's right.
Smasher's weary from filling up a dumpster full of stuff from his house today.
Sorry.
All right, Sam, late on this.
You had at least an excerpt you wanted to read.
And I was just going to mention about, you know, whitepeoplepress.com.
Go on that site, please.
There's just so much great stuff.
And I bought a couple of books from them recently.
And this, this one beautiful book.
It's called Folk, a collection of what it means to be a people.
And I like to have some of these books just laying out around when people come over.
You know, it's just like they say, coffee table book.
I don't have a coffee table, but like that attitude.
And so I got this and Laura Towler on there from Patriotic Alternative.
As I was reading through what was in there, I said, when I was going to order it, I said, oh, Laura Towler, I know who she is.
So I'm going to order that book.
And so I was just going to read this short little quote because in light of what we started off with the show, you know, these horrible pronouncements you hear from President of the United States down to any other kind of official, very anti-white things.
You see all the riots.
You can, you see, you know, the Dennis Chauvin verdict, whatever it is, you just hear constantly negative things.
And for guys, you know, and sometimes you talk to our guys.
Some guys, they get down and it does affect them and stuff like that.
And I just wanted to read this quote.
It's on the back of the book, not even opening the book, just to read the back of the book.
It says, my comrades, hardly strangers to pain before now, we all have weathered worse.
Call upon your courage again.
Dismiss your grief and fear.
Through so many hardships and hazards, so many twists and turns we move enduring the trials of the present state, but our course remains firm.
There, fate holds out a homeland calm at peace.
Beautiful.
And I thought that was just so moving.
I think it's maybe from the Aeneid because the introduction into this hardbound book is talking about the Aeneid and Aeneas and how he had to flee Troy because it was being sacked by the Greeks and so forth.
And that's how part of how Western Europe was settled because of these people migrating west out of that.
But I thought just a touching little thing there when you hear so much negative things to keep in mind.
And I just wanted to also plug White People Press doing such a wonderful job with these books and things.
Oh, absolutely.
Yeah.
It's really an embarrassment of riches now that the publishers that we have, Antelope Hill, put out a couple pictures of their book display from a recent meeting.
Oh, my gosh.
Old timer said to me, he's like, I can't remember the last time we had an assembly where there were that many books there.
No, this is this whole thing.
If anybody's black pilled, let me tell you, I come from the 70s and 80s, and there was nothing like this.
You know, the amount of books and CDs and t-shirts and websites and podcasts, you can't even keep up with it.
I mean, I feel bad almost.
Like there's people that I know that are friends.
They're podcasts.
Like I can't even keep, I can't even keep up with this podcast.
There's so much material out there.
Curse you, Sammy.
So many great things going on.
And you mentioned Antelope Hill.
I wanted to mention, I just got the memology, the FTN book.
Sure.
Oh, man.
Great stuff.
Like I say, I like to just leave these books all over the house.
And for my own family or people come over and stuff, you pick it up.
You could just start reading or looking at it.
And it's inspiring and uplifting.
There's a tremendous amount of great stuff out there right now.
Hell yeah.
In that spirit, I wanted to share that the other day I donated blood for the first time in probably a decade because formerly I was going to Red Cross Blood Center in downtown DC where I got so sick and tired of having Nigerian phlebotomists who would poke me two or three.
Sometimes they get me on the first poke, but I got good veins, right?
There's no excuse for not tapping into my crimson sauce.
And I just said, screw this.
Like this, this is terrible.
Like these are clearly third world phlebotomists who are jabbing my arm.
So I gave it up for a while.
And then the other day, I'm now proudly in a white area.
I said, oh, there's a Red Cross blood drive.
All right.
Maybe my blood's just going to get funneled into some inner city hospital to help save some gangbanger.
But I went for it and lo and behold, all white people, actually, there was one black lady, but she wasn't the one who jabbed me.
And friendly, blood pressure was good.
And you get a free COVID antibody test, which was a pleasant surprise.
You can go online and find it out.
So if you never got a test and you're curious if you had it, I came up negative.
I was kind of disappointed.
I hoped that I had gotten it at some point.
And I was just so chad that I'd be at all.
However, I, you know, back in when we were doing the show back in February, March, April, everybody was sort of a little bit nervous.
I remember Mr. Producer being like, Coach, go to Costco.
You never know if you'll be able to make another run.
I was like, all right, all right.
You know, everybody's stocking up on everything.
But once like May rolled around, oh, I'm not wearing a mask.
I'm hanging out with people left and right.
I'm like, oh, somebody left a beer there.
Oh, I'll pick that up and drink it.
You know, what's a guy got to do to catch the koof?
So anyway, that's a little plug.
I don't know what our stance is on blood donation.
Certainly we're not Jehovah's Witnesses.
I know they disapprove of it.
But that gave me a nice feeling.
You get your blood pressure taken.
You get to have a couple free snacks after the fact.
Excuse to break your fast.
And then you get a free COVID antibody test.
We haven't done a Coach's Comfy Corner in a while.
And I got a real quick, obvious one.
But dear daughter has been bugging me to get a kite for the longest time.
And I've been adhering.
You know, I checked in the dollar store.
I checked in Walmart.
No problem.
You got to order it online.
Yeah.
Absolutely.
You can get really nice ones.
I had a, it's been a few years since we've done that, but that's always been something we like doing.
Get a really nice canvas kite up there.
Yeah.
Oh, I just, you know, I got the cheapest one.
It was like 15 bucks rainbow colored.
Yeah.
Which, you know, as our good pal Rusty said, damn, if these fags are going to take the beautiful rainbow.
That's right.
We shouldn't let them have it.
What a joy to see your daughter running around with a kite in the wind, just laughing and hair blowing in the wind.
It was like out of a movie.
I was all smiles and kicking myself.
I didn't, because you know what it was?
I didn't want to go on Amazon and buy a kite and have that stupid box show up just for a $15 kite, but I couldn't find one, IRL, so bit the bullet and did it.
So fly a kite with your kids.
Yeah.
Among other things.
Let's see.
We're not going to mail grooming.
I don't know.
We'll save that for another show because I really want to talk about that.
It's important.
I'm not talking about your beard, not talking about your haircut.
We'll tease that one.
That's like full house.
Sam, I was going to say downstairs.
You know, That's going to be a tightrope to walk to talk about that without agitating mom or dad if they're on a long car ride.
But we'll get to that.
I'll just push it off.
Poisonous mushroom and MP.
Were you trying to get in?
I was just going to say push it off as long as possible.
No, if we're going to do it, it's going to be clearly a service that we need to provide.
Well, the summertime's coming.
You know, you got to wear that man keen or whatever.
Nah, you know, you can't be board shorts for this boy.
But man, if you is this really a service we need to provide?
Like, are dudes really looking for us to help them out with this?
I think, well, I don't know if they need it, but we're going to give it to them.
There you go.
That's great.
I have very strong opinions.
Yeah.
I bet you do.
You groom your face?
You groom your head?
I don't know.
All right.
All right.
Just applying that stuff downstairs and you're good to go.
We don't need to tell you.
Yes.
Brazil.
Yes.
You're not a white nationalist unless you get Brazilians every week.
Isolate that.
Yeah.
No, I'm kidding.
All right.
Let's say let's do navigating the collapse before we get too silly here.
Have no idea what's in store.
God bless Nathaniel Scott for keeping us rolling.
And I'm excited.
I'm rubbing my hands.
Let's do it.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
Everyone can be a bit paranoid sometimes, but every now and then, our suspicions end up being true, and that strange man in a trench coat actually is following you.
So whether it's the local diversity, an obsessed podcast fan, or an anti-good guy chapter, here are a few tips on avoiding being followed.
The first step is to make sure you're actually being followed.
The rule of thumb for confirming your suspicions is that one time is an accident, two times is a coincidence, and three times is enemy action.
If in a car, make four right turns on city streets or take a highway off-ramp, then immediately go back onto the highway in the same direction.
If the car is still following you the entire time, it is very likely they are tailing you.
If you see the same person in the coffee shop at the same time every day, then they probably just grab their morning cup at the same time as you.
Mix up your routine and see if any of the familiar faces are still there.
You can also mix up your walking pace, as a normal person would just pass a slow walker, while the tail would match your pace.
Stop to do something like check your phone or tie a shoe and see how your suspected tail reacts.
So now that you've confirmed your suspicions, how can you lose your follower?
Ideally, you'll want to avoid a confrontation while keeping any sensitive information away from hostile eyes.
So don't go home.
If you're on foot, don't go to your car.
And if you need to message a friend and tell them you can't meet today, then do that.
Stay in public areas as best as possible.
Keep out of back alleys and side streets.
If the situation calls for it, you may want to call the police and give them the license plate number of the car following you, or even drive to the local station.
If that is not an option, stick to roads with stoplights that could give you the chance to pass through the end of a yellow light.
Get ready to take a quick exit and go directions that don't make sense.
Only go home once you're absolutely sure no one is following you.
If on foot, try to hop on public transportation at the last second, or go into a large store and hang out in their bathroom for a few minutes or so.
You could also simply acknowledge your follower, project aggression, and the garden variety criminal will quickly find easier prey.
Of course, if you're being followed by a team of professionals, most of these tips will not be very effective.
In that case, good luck.
And now, the words of Yukio Mishima, Japanese author, poet, bodybuilder, filmmaker, and nationalist.
Despite some unconfirmed rumors, he was excellent at his craft and devoted to his ideals to the very end.
Here are some quotations from a 1966 interview with NHK Television.
Rilke writes somewhere that modern man can no longer die a dramatic death.
He dies in a hospital room like a bee inside a honeycomb cell.
Death in the modern age, whether due to illness or accident, is devoid of drama.
We live in an age in which there is no heroic death.
I'm reminded of the 18th century samurai classic, Hagakure, which is famous for the line, The way of the samurai is found in death.
When it comes to either or, there is only the quick choice of death.
He preached this again and again, but he himself died in bed at a ripe old age.
Even a samurai like him couldn't find the opportunity to die with honor and had to go on living while dreaming of such a death.
We who live today, however, imagine death, but I wonder if we're even really living.
I was most intimate with death during the war.
I was 20 years old when the war ended, so all that my teenage friends and I could think about was how and when we would die.
We entered our 20s full of such thoughts.
The youth of today, in contrast, may seek out thrills, and though they're not exactly unafraid of death, theirs is not a tense existence in which death becomes the precondition of life.
Therefore, in my own work, I naturally consider any so-called weariness of life, or the idea that one can live for one's own sake alone, to be patently vulgar.
We soon tire of living only for ourselves.
It necessarily follows that we also need to die for something.
That something used to be called a noble cause.
To die for a noble cause was thought the most glorious, heroic, or honorable way to die.
But there are no noble causes today.
Democratic governments obviously have no need for noble causes.
Yet, if one cannot find a value that transcends oneself, life itself in a spiritual sense is rendered meaningless.
When I consider my own case in particular, in the days when I expected death, certain I would soon meet with death, I was happier than I am now.
It's a truly strange happiness, both because it seems so beautiful in retrospect and because one can even feel it at all.
The happiness we pursue today is that of living.
It may be the happiness of family life or the enjoyment of leisure, but the happiness felt by the man awaiting his death is quite rare today.
That said, do I not fear death?
I do in fact fear death by disease, cancer in particular.
It scares me just to think about it.
That's why I pray for an honorable death, a death for the sake of something.
But like the author of Hagakure, I was born in the wrong era.
I'll probably die in bed after a life spent dreaming of a very different end.
Four years after saying these words, Mishima led an attempted revolution against the American occupation of Japan, which did not succeed.
After his failure, he committed suicide to maintain his honor.
You can learn even from the Japanese, ladies and gentlemen.
Seriously.
That was really good.
Yep.
I was just thinking, yeah, what is our great cause?
What is our great struggle?
Most of our guys are too smart to be enthusiastic to go over to fight another foolhardy war.
And our cause is the white race and the future for our children.
That's right.
So perfectly encapsulated in the 14 words.
And yeah, I mentioned in the first half about how Trump being gone gives us new leeway to talk and that sort of safety release valve being removed.
And I was having a conversation with a guy the other day.
And I didn't know where he stood.
It was just going off of smoke signals almost that we were sort of feeling each other out.
And I just told him they want to turn this place into another California.
You know what they do?
They ruin places and then they move on to the next one to ruin them until everything's ruined.
And I just happened to have my beautiful toddler at my knee.
And I said, I'm sick of it.
I'm not going to take it anymore.
And I don't want him to grow up in a future that's worse than the one we currently live in.
He said, amen, brother, something to that effect.
So that's what we do it for.
And if you're listening, if you don't have kids yet, don't despair.
A lot of messages that don't get read on the show or comments in the Telegram chat is, oh, yeah, that's a lovely video of new white life or congratulations.
But yeah, how does one do that?
Well, you have to believe in yourself and you have to get out there and do it.
It's not going to just happen magically.
You have to earn it.
And everybody knows how to do it.
Like, I know a lot of guys will ask us questions of like, how do I do this?
How do I secure that?
What do I, you know, we read stuff about dudes who are awkward.
But everybody deep down inside knows how to do what they need to do.
That's how you got here from long, long lines of many generations of people doing exactly that.
If your clueless parents can do it, so can you.
Yeah, exactly.
Take a belt of whiskey.
Take a belt to your face and smack yourself out of your tuber.
I do have a very special announcement to make right now, though.
Potato Smasher is actually a homosexual Jewish cooperating informant.
Whoa.
No response.
Well, coach, that's it.
I'll see you.
I'm out.
The reason I say that, ladies and gentlemen, you know, we don't pull any punches on this show.
That's right.
Old Smasher fell asleep on the air.
People put in the chat.
Is he snoring?
He's snoring.
That's all right.
He gave us a warning before the show that he was dead dog tired and he lived up to his promise.
That's all right.
Yeah.
I'll be leaving those snores in.
I heard him.
I couldn't hear him.
I heard him earlier on and I didn't.
Oh, I well, I manually muted him.
Maybe he's trying to respond.
He can unmute himself, but I heard him earlier and I wasn't sure while we were talking.
And then when we put on NTC, then for sure I heard it.
You seriously didn't hear it?
No, I didn't hear it.
I was, no, I was focused.
I did hear it.
I'm a professional.
It wasn't real loud and obnoxious.
It was kind of a low, but I did hear it.
He's tired.
You can tell he's tired.
It's the damn peepers and the toads.
Yeah, they're giving me an extra background noise here.
They're really having a party.
Yeah, that reminds me.
Yeah, Johnny Monoxide, I think, famously fell asleep on TDS back in the Halcyon days.
Literally loudly snoring.
I think Mike did a few times as well.
Yeah.
Very good.
It happens.
Yeah, that's commitment, baby.
All right.
Sam, you got one more in the hopper and then we'll bring this puppy home around.
Yeah, well, I was just go ahead.
If you got one that's fun or sure, I'll just mention, you know, because this is for our guys, you know, we talk about the power level, right?
You have a power level.
If you guys have been around doing this for a while, then you know you are in situations and you can start to speak and you have a power level that you can use.
So my youngest son and I, we serve at the traditional Latin Mass.
Now, right away, somebody's going to make some connection to this conversation we're just having about Christian identity and say, what?
What are you?
How do you know?
Please.
I was going to say it, but I didn't want to confuse anybody.
Please go back.
Yeah, go back and read, you know, what I wrote on the site about Christian identity.
You know, like I say, these people argue about all the arguments that are in the history of Christianity are active in the Christian identity scene.
So, but the traditional Latin Mass is a beautiful way that I find to worship God and interact with God.
And there's some very ancient, wonderful things and symbology that goes all the way back to Adam and Eve with all that.
And I would just invite people to go investigate and read about that.
Anyways, my youngest son and I, we do serve Latin Mass.
We're altar boys or altar servers.
And so in this last, well, my altar boys in the hood.
Sorry.
That's right.
In this last couple of years, my son has been serving.
And then about a year ago or a little more, there was a new priest and he asked me, would I serve?
Well, I served many years ago in the 90s.
I learned to serve and served for a while for four or five years.
And I said, sure, I can serve, no problem.
So I started serving.
Well, so now we have this core of altar boys varying in age anywhere from age seven up until my age.
So we have our practices and events.
And so now I'm starting to interact with these people.
And I just happened to notice how my power level was coming into play because we're speaking to each other casually, informally, and now the listener will know what I'm talking about.
You know, when you start to talk to somebody and you have a power level, you can start to tell them how things are, right?
And I noticed a couple of these guys that were older teenagers, they were standing and listening.
They were listening to what I was saying, you know, and I was talking about whatever events of the day.
So, you know, I just thought it was funny how, even in this particular milieu, how I was able to, you know, I was saying, you know, in my mind, I started saying, oh, yeah, my power level is coming out, you know, these guys, because I was drawing parallels, you know, and I was saying how things are and stuff like that.
So don't, I guess the bottom line of this little example is, you know, don't be afraid to use your power level.
And there's people out there, you know, they will respond to it.
Yeah.
I still find myself not cucking, but pulling punches often, which is just habit, right?
You get in the habit of protecting yourself and thinking this person isn't ready for the truth, or I don't really want to have a contentious conversation right now.
And I just have to remind myself that you only live once.
Well, you got to size up your situation and all that.
I don't want anybody to be foolhardy or anything like that.
And that comes with your power level too.
As your power level advances, with it comes the ability to assess your situation and when to show it, when not to show it.
So that's what I would say about that.
There are times to clam up.
You know, there are times we are not supposed to throw our pearls before the swine because then it will be used against you, right?
They will render you asunder.
Yep.
Yep.
We don't want to, we, yeah, contrary to popular or Jewish media induced belief, we are not actually bloodthirsty terrorists bent on killing non-whites.
Right.
The very worst we want to do is give them a taxpayer-funded one-way ticket back to their homelands, get them a passport in their country, wish them well, and just say, we prefer to live with our own, for our own, and for our own benefit.
And we are sick and tired of imposed, mandatory, imposed diversity.
That's right.
Now, you know, somebody may say, well, coach, I am a little bit edgier than that, but that's okay.
We're just going to stick with the basics here.
Yeah, keep it simple.
You know, yeah, I don't think anybody would disagree with that.
Yeah.
You do, you do no one benefit by going out and getting violent.
Although, I will, you know, and MP, I do want to go back to you real quick.
You know, our new pal, Thomas Sewell, I guess you could say he's in the hot water in his mind.
He's never in hot water.
But his suggestion that those who were responsible for overseeing and doing nothing for the Rotherham mass English young white girl rapes should, in fact, have to face the same consequences for those who they abandoned or look the other way.
Well, Pakistanis.
Can you imagine?
What's worse than rape getting raped by a gang of Pakistanis?
Yeah.
God bless Thomas Sewell, man.
Yeah, absolutely.
God bless him.
On the subject that Sam was just talking about, I'm a firm believer in what Nam from the Manorbun calls preference cascades.
And what I like to do is I like to throw out bait so that somebody can go ahead and take that and essentially assign a preference cascade to themselves.
And, you know, what a preference cascade is, for anybody who doesn't know, is you give somebody permission to show their power level, right?
You give somebody permission to say, yeah, I agree with you on this or on that.
And you can throw out bait to do that.
And once you allow somebody, like if you say something about immigration or whatever, like they can respond to you.
And in that response, you can decide right then and there, like, okay, I know where this person stands on this.
Now we can ride the preference cascade together and kind of shoot back and forth and show our power level a little bit more with some confidence that we're not going to overexpose ourselves or get over our skis or whatever.
And so I really do think that's a good way to go.
I like to throw little things out there that are essentially neutral, see how somebody responds to it.
And I mean, okay, here's a good one you can do.
Like anybody who, if you have, if you're out right now and you're wearing a mask, right, in public places, and that mask happens to be a skull mask, anybody who says to you, I've got that mask at home.
That's some power level stuff right there.
You know what I mean?
Talk to that person.
See what they think.
They may throw something back at you that lets you know that their power level is higher than what you would assume the average guy off the street would be.
And then you can work with that potentially.
Yeah.
So be smart about it, you know, but do it for sure.
Yeah.
MP, I was tempted to, we got a great email from a listener, Phil, about the one struggle stuff.
But I don't want to raise your blood pressure too much before bed.
So we'll save that one for next week.
You don't have blood pressure?
Yeah, I knew it.
Lazy people don't.
He's more machine than man.
Yeah, don't even get me started on that.
No, I know.
Yeah, it's too late this show.
All righty.
Well, we're on you, so we might as well thank you while we're talking to you.
Thanks, buddy.
Thank you.
My pleasure.
Yeah.
MP.
We'll leave it at that.
I was going to gild the lily, but we'll just say you're okay.
Just wondering what I'm going to say.
Just okay.
Yeah.
Smasher's asleep on the air.
Sam, yeah, thanks.
No, honestly, what I wanted to say was the conversation that we had during the break where I shared very candidly, yeah, what the hell?
Like the audience deserves it.
I told the guys, I was like, oh, yeah, you know, it's the show is so much, or when the show is all laid out with a guest and like topic, question, et cetera, that's when I'm, you know, most rearing to go because I know it's going to be smooth sailing.
We got a great guest and it's all like, we don't have to worry about filling time.
And then Sam and Mr. Producer, of course, were like, coach, stop being a faggot.
Like, you know, we could, even if we show up without your precious piece of paper, we're going to put out gems because we're special, gosh darn it, and people like us.
That's really true.
God bless them.
You know, I don't know why, but it was a good reminder because I have my notes.
There are a lot of simple things that tell you the right answer.
And this is episode 88, and we've never had to throw an episode out.
Correct.
That right there tells us that we do good work and we've never had to like, we never said like, oh, God, we're just not going to put that off.
It's never happened.
So we should have a lot of confidence in what we're doing.
And we do.
I'm trying to think what the worst thing that has happened on this show, the thing that comes to mind is when we had Tony Hoviator on and the internet was so bad.
Oh, yeah.
It was bad for everybody.
I was glitching.
I can never tell if it's just on my end or your guys' end, but that was really painful.
I felt so bad for Tony.
But I mean, it came out okay.
Yeah.
But yeah.
Yeah, that's the only thing we ever face.
Just the technical limitations sometimes come up.
Exactly.
All right, Sam.
Thank you, sir.
Bless you, your family, and your faith, too.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Yeah, great discussion.
It was a very fun show.
Thank you.
You bet.
Smasher, you're fired.
I'm coming to steal all of your power tools.
Unmute him.
Unmute him real quick.
No, no, it says I can't unmute another person because I muted him when you said he was snoring.
And now I guess he would have to unmute himself.
Wow, that's weird.
Open season on him.
Maybe he's struggling to scream through the ether, but nah, he's probably cutting Z's right there at the community.
Yeah, he would be posting in the chat.
I was going to say, unmute him and then let's call him on his phone.
I'm going to call him right now.
Let's see if we can do this.
Whoa.
Entertainment.
Yeah.
No, it'll take two seconds.
Yeah.
If it's taken too long, MP, you can just.
Yeah, we can always add it.
It would have been funny if, like, if he was unmuted.
That way we can hear him.
Oh, right.
Yeah.
Let me find him.
Gay Fed.
There he is.
Speaker.
Let's see if hey buddy comes to.
Wake up.
His wife will answer.
One of the twins crawl into the room.
Hello.
Hello.
I don't know if he has an actual voicemail recorded message or if he says his name or it is just like, you have reached.
Yeah, we're going to dox his phone number right here.
Right.
Hang up, hang up.
He's really out.
Yeah.
All right.
Hope everybody.
All right.
All right.
Full house episode 88 was recorded on a beautiful little chilly April 25th, now April 26th, 2021, in a newly decorated and screened inn, Great Appalachian, gazebo.
And truth be told, it was most of my wife's work.
I told her she was crazy.
I said, the bugs are going to get in here, and you're, you know, gonna drive yourself crazy with this.
But so far, so good.
It's pretty nice.
Nice job, honey.
It's all thanks to me.
My idea.
No, it was all.
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So to all white parents who may be absolutely despondent, not just at the state of the world, but in particular, that Derek Chauvin verdict and the evil people crowing that they want another one while we just grind our teeth and go to work.
Hang in there.
Don't quit.
We're still going to be here.
We're cranking out white babies in the white nationalist movement, which means all the more when birth rates are falling for everybody else, not just whites.
Everybody else in the world is getting less fertile too.
So stick to it.
And Mr. Producer, this week we went with Erica for the break.
So I feel like this is the week that we need to complete the set on essential Third Reich classic songs.
And this one was not intended to be such.
It was originally created sort of as a parody of what Jews and Hollywood and maybe Broadway thought of the Third Reich, but little did they know that they made it so well it became appealing.
And of course, that means that we are going with Tomorrow Belongs to Me from Cabaret.
Beautiful scene.
Yeah, the music alone is great.
Watch this scene as these two, I guess, Westerners are observing a sort of bucolic country scene of all these Germans suddenly roused to common song by a young Aryan youngster with an angel's voice.
With that said, we do love you, fam.
We will talk to you this week with the American Defense Skinheads on.
Put them up smashers asleep.
Yeah, we'll see you.
See you next time, everybody.
The rhyme gives its god to the sea.
But somewhere a glory awaits unseen.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
The babe in his cradle is closing his eyes.
The love embraces the beasts as the west arise.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
Oh, Father and Father and Charles I see.
The morning will come when the earth is mine.
No more of his moral belongs.
No more belongs to me.
Oh, Father and Father and Shaw sat on death to see.
The morning will come when the birth is mine.
No more of it.
The moral belongs.
No more belongs to me.
No more belongs.
No more belongs.
No more belongs to me.
You still think you're kind of controlled?
Oh my!
No more belongs.
The moral belongs.
The moral belongs to me.
The moral belonging.
The sun made a whisper and standing before his face, We're gathered together to beat the storm.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
The branch on the luminous beam green And the rise is good to the sea, And somewhere a glory rests on sea.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
We'll believe in his goodness, closing his eyes And the blossom embraces the beast.
But soon, saith the whisper, I'll rise.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
Tomorrow belongs to me.
Now, Father Marlowe, show us the sign that your children be waiting to see.