The world's also running low on whites and we are the humble alchemists trying to will forth new white life.
The world needs new white couples to bring forth that new white life and we are now the matchmakers too.
The world also needs more dad humor and we are the dealers.
Mr. Producer, we are live and taking audience calls here on Telegram at the same time on this gorgeous, sparkling September 9th, the year of our Lord, maybe 2021, as we hit the century mark for full house episodes.
So, Jackie, baby, let's go.
All right.
Thank you, Jack.
Sounded like absolute garbage, but A for effort there, big guy.
Welcome, everyone, to episode 100 of Full Hard.
That's right.
We tried to get a pretty prominent, I'll explain that joke in a second.
We tried to get a prominent, great guy who's been doing great things onto the show, had an emissary send a message to him.
It would be perfect for the show, and we would have loved to have him on.
And he was like, oh, man, I totally would.
But I like to go hard, but not full hyphen hard.
He actually did that.
So obviously he listens to the show and he found us too edgy.
We're going to like spoil his what I know, right?
I was like, really?
God, we try to bend over backwards to keep it clean, keep it thematic, but I guess I think it's least nuts jokes.
Oh, I guess that was the bridge too far for this guy for sure.
Anyway, I won't even hint at who it was.
It would have been awesome.
Maybe he'll come around sometime down the road.
Anyway, we are the world.
He's desperate.
He's like, yeah, how many downloads you got?
We get several thousand per week, sir.
Good enough.
Anyway, we are the least vaxed show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam, at least so far as I know.
We will certainly talk about that tonight after Uncle Joe's big announcement today that is the talk of the town.
I am your eternally optimistic host, Coach Finstock.
That's not true.
I can't lie.
I'm not always optimistic.
But we are back with another two hours of the world's most stubborn, incorrigible resistance to our replacement.
Before we meet the birth panel and start taking some calls and getting some guests in here, big F for our donor box at full-house.com.
That's right, folks.
We humble, soft-spoken podcast merchants.
We're nuked yet again on another platform this past week by our benevolent overseers who just can't seem to understand why we're all so angry.
So for now, if you want to continue supporting Full House, we just got the P.O. box and crypto.
Sorry about that, fam.
And I want to take a second here to thank every single one of you who have supported the show to date, utilized that option, et cetera.
Means a lot to us and kept us going.
And we will keep at it, of course.
Also, standard apologies to our audience for missing the show last week.
You might hear it in my voice.
I'm still a little fucklimped.
I don't know if that's a Yiddish word or not, but still congested.
We all came down with something nasty last week.
It was like a booger factory around here, tissue boxes going left and right, and lots of games of hi-ho cheerio with potato.
If you're familiar with that one, it's a classic, the little tiny red cherries, where you spin the wheel and the birds are steal all the cherries back and forth.
Anyway, we're all on the mend and we're happy to be here and get going.
And I guess I'll wrap it up there so Smasher doesn't get too angry.
Oh, yeah, one more thing.
I'm going to be going on the Nordic Frontier this coming week with Andreas.
Yes.
So excited.
Yeah.
Nordic Frontier is back.
Andreas is back and truly honored to go on that show with him.
I don't know if I'll be playing the role of Alan, which is basically just listening to Andreas speak for most of the show and chiming in with some commentary.
I'll try to be respectful to the Nordic ways of doing things around there.
All right.
On to the birth panel on this Arth Century show.
First up, Sammy baby, you are my rock.
You're always ready to go.
You laugh at my bad jokes.
You save me when necessary.
And you know about the female reproductive system.
So I don't have to.
Thank you so much for being with us from show one, Sam.
How the hell are you?
Yeah, good.
Good.
Oh, man.
You know, I've talked recently about one of my favorite shows is the White Power Hour, Wolfpack Radio.
I know there's a ton of great shows out there, and I could say probably at least 20 shows are my favorite shows.
Not to talk about other podcasts on here, but I was on there some weeks back and I just did another show is going to be coming out on White Power Hour, Wolfpack Radio.
But just like us, they have their problems keeping on things, you know.
So I was getting them on Cast Box and I mentioned that on the show.
And so if you want to listen to it on Cast Box, you got to download that app, you know, and then you get all the shows from there.
And the shows you get on there are such absolute garbage.
It's funny.
Like it's a sleep meditation for women.
Right.
You know, that's that's a show on there.
And so all these shows are constantly downloading onto your Cast Box, not onto your device necessarily, but onto.
And there's another one called Israel Story.
It's some kind of, you know, folksy story set in Israel.
And, you know, things, shows like this, it's like really disgusting.
But so then some sometimes they've been knocked off there.
So I go around searching.
I came on upon this show yesterday, actually.
It's called the White Power Podcast with a big rubber flag.
I said, wow, okay.
I'm going to stay.
I'm going to listen to this.
And it's now, I want to be careful how I talk about this because I don't want to sound like I'm making fun.
I'm not making fun.
But these are like teenagers.
The things they say, I'm not making fun because it's, but it's like, imagine people who have like a young person who have almost absolutely no context for anything except for toyland.
Yeah.
But they know about racism, you know.
And so, so the guy that's running it, he's like the most planning that he did or that he thought he needed to do was just to come up with the idea and the name White Power Podcast.
And he comes on and it's a call-in show too.
So that just shows you it's not too hard for to do it.
And Jack, by the way.
And so they're on there.
And I mean, you got to listen to it for five minutes sometime.
Go on there.
And I mean, you know, so I get somebody on there.
Oh, so how are you?
Fine.
What do you want to talk about?
Like this is, this is how the level of planning that's gone into the show, you know.
And it's just, it's funny.
I mean, it's cute in a way, and it's, it would be easy to kind of make fun of them, how naive they are and stuff like that.
But on the other hand, my takeaway in a good sense was if you were listening to a liberal or if a liberal was listening to this or an enemy in particular was listening to this, I mean, you could just sense how organic this thing is and how this is, this is just such a like an evidence of the failure of their propaganda machine.
Hell yeah.
You know, to make people think otherwise.
So I've been listening to that.
It's like an hour and a half episode and I don't have a lot of time to listen to podcasts.
So I just, I'm always bouncing around listening to something.
So over the last day or so, I've been listening to this one, but I thought it was funny and kind of cute in a way.
And I don't mean to make fun of it, but if you listen to it, you'll laugh.
Sure thing.
Send me a link or I don't know if you can put that in the, if there's a chat for this thing, but it reminds me of what a friend's son told me.
He was in high school and he said, listen, at this point, you're either a Nazi or you're a gay tranny BLM.
Like the center can't hold.
There are no more just sort of mindless moderates or guys going around their business.
It's a choosing moment for so many of these young kids.
I believe that.
It's probably not the case for everybody.
And it is true.
But even the thing of like, how, how like well-informed does any given individual need to be?
I don't think you need to necessarily be that well informed.
What you need is your healthy instinct to sense what is right.
And that's, I guess, my takeaway from this.
You know, the way they have the guests, it's so unstructured, but they'll just jump into something like, well, you know, the Holocaust is fake.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The Holocaust.
Oh, yeah, it's fake.
Yeah.
It's like, you know, but there's no, there's no context.
There's no like, what, okay, so that you've lived enough life to even set that question against anything, you know?
Yep.
Very good.
Yeah, I'm going to try to mute my mic when I cough here.
Really soldier through.
Well, Smasher, you thought I was chatty.
Sam's stealing some of my thunder.
If you're there, buddy, if you need to unmute if that auto setting happened, here we go.
Smasher, you're not too bad yourself.
And I was thinking back over 99 episodes.
And in all seriousness, some of my favorite memories from doing this show were you and me at a table either in the shed or in the house with power tools everywhere, drywall dust, sawdust, vinyl flooring debris and cold ones around the Yeti, just kicking it in the olden days when we were a little bit smaller and simpler.
And honored to have you.
You have been on the most shows after Sam.
I think Sam's got you bested by a couple Slacker, but how are you, brother?
Welcome back.
I'm good.
Glad to be here for our 100th show.
It's pretty lit, fam.
And the only thing I would change about it is more shows.
You and me, the 30 Rackahams into it with power tools and legal weaponry all over the place.
That's right.
We'll just gin up some more stuff to do around here and rope you in.
You know how hard it can be to find good help in the country.
So Smasher, despite having a busy life and a busy family, has come down to help here, help us with multiple projects over the years.
How's everything with the twins and everything else, buddy?
Which twins?
Just a flex.
The new ones are great.
They're good.
They're getting huge.
And the other ones are also doing great.
They're now doing preschool.
Mostly because, believe it or not, twins are a lot of work.
Baby twins are a lot of work.
So it's buying mama a little bit of time.
Sure.
Did we lose you there?
But they're doing good and they are enjoying it.
They have fun.
So.
Are they, I assume it's like a non-denominational because they're young for preschool.
Potatoes not in preschool yet.
Is it just like a little half day thing where they go and play with blocks and stuff?
Yeah, it's like play with blocks with other kids to get social, not like actual preschool.
Sure.
Sounds good.
And yeah.
I don't know.
Nika, I work.
I got kids, but I got bills to pay too.
How about how about mom?
I assume that, yeah.
Oh, no, what I want to ask about was the kid.
Didn't you say that they were like they were all happy to go on the first day?
And then the tear, when they realized, like, oh, we have to go back to this place, the tears were flowing.
So it was day one, they were like, couldn't be bothered to say bye.
And now, well, daughter, she, she's happy.
She goes in.
But oldest son, he cries for, I don't know, a good 10 minutes.
And then teacher just gives us a call and I was like, he's good now.
He's fine.
And we're like, of course he is.
Good stuff.
Hey, Smasher, real quick before we move on.
This is a true story.
There is one button on my laptop keyboard that has stopped working.
True friends and fans of the show from the get-go or those who went back through the archives will remember the day of morning when Potato poured a can of water onto my laptop.
I think that has finally come around, but there's one letter on my keyboard that is not working anymore at all.
Can you guess what it is, Smasher?
You.
Wrong.
I'm getting it.
Wrong?
It's a D's nuts joke.
Oh, it's not a D's nuts joke.
It's the letter N. Seriously.
Oh, man.
All those N's and anyway.
Well, you just got to use a different slur, you know, like porch monkey or something.
Yeah, I know.
See, if I asked myself that, I would have been like, I don't know, J or K, but no, it was N. Anyway, that one went over like a bag of rocks.
And Jackie Baby, let's say hello to you here real quick.
Can you chime in?
Make sure you're still part of this project.
Oh, God, am I still alive?
There he is.
Hey, are you still kicking it with the lady or are you back home?
No docs.
I'm back home now, unfortunately.
But I did get to go see Stone Mountain for the first time before they go and blow it up.
So that was pretty cool.
It's spectacular, isn't it?
More importantly, are you still with her?
And did things progress?
Oh, yeah, things are going pretty well between us.
That's that.
All right.
Is she listening?
I don't want to probe too deeply.
She might be asleep.
Okay, but she does listen to the show.
So, all right, I won't ask for any gory details.
All right, Jack, I got a question for you.
Can you tell me what stun seed pronounced backwards is?
You can write down if you have to.
Stun seed.
Stun seed.
Taking an amazingly long time to answer.
Sam got it first.
Credit to Dane for sending me that one.
Dane's been sending me the worst D's nut setups.
Dane's been sending me like the, like, just, I'm like, bro, come on.
Like, oh, he did the CD.
I was like, Dane, that's like the classic D's nut setup, CDs or tapes.
Like, hello, Garth.
Are you mental?
But he finally sent me that one and it made me laugh.
And it was pretty creative.
And I was surprised I hadn't seen it yet.
So yes, stun, C, do not can sneed.
Thank you, Dane, for your efforts.
And I got some more dad jokes, et cetera, coming here.
But we've gone around the horn.
And also, real quick, a while JO may be calling in.
He doesn't telegram.
So like this pain in the ass is probably going to like call me on my phone and I'm going to have to hold it up to the microphone or something like that.
But if anybody has, if anybody out there listening has a hotline to JO, just send him a message on his preferred platform and tell him he can call me and I'll chime him in.
All right.
Top issue.
I know our buddy Nam.
Actually, let me go.
I told Nam was first up on the very good people who said, yeah, I'll be on and this is my time.
I'm ready to go.
I think he's unmuted, but I'm going to start off.
Nam, if you, I think you're unmuted.
You can hop on when you want.
But basically this week, just earlier this week, our local school, our local county district, dropped a bomb that, oh, by the way, tomorrow, masks will be mandatory in all the schools on the bus, in the classroom, teachers too.
Zero warning felt like a bait and switch.
You know, obviously COVID was raging when school started back before Labor Day.
And what changed?
What happened there?
So I got the like news alert from the local local news, sort of broke the news before the school even sent out a notification later in the day that this was starting the next day.
And as soon as I saw it, my gut dropped.
I thought, gee, it, this is terrible.
This is not healthy for the kids.
It made me angry and sad at the same time, whatever the German word is for that.
So talk to my wife, talk to the kids, and they're on the bus and in school for many hours.
And the idea of these precious little kids being stuck behind masks on a long bus ride in the classroom with the teacher masked, with only breaks for recess and lunch and phys ed just struck me as wrong on multiple levels, right?
If the virus is so damn dangerous that we have to put our kids behind muzzles for up to eight hours a day, shut down the schools.
It's clearly not safe enough.
If the virus is not so serious that we can allow the kids to take their masks off for phys ed and these like exceptions, well, then maybe they don't need the masks in the first place.
Now, I can hear the libtards out there saying, whoa, the good is not, don't make the perfect the enemy of the good.
No, sorry.
They're little kids.
They're going to be sneezing, goobering into their masks.
They're going to be playing with their mask.
They're going to be pulling it down.
They're going to be like, you know, blowing their nose or whatever.
And the idea of having our precious youth in class behind masks trying to understand a teacher behind a mask was simply unacceptable.
All that is a lead up to.
I did make the call.
I sent a very polite, friendly, but forceful message to the school, just outlining mostly what I said there.
I said, this feels wrong on multiple levels.
I can't go along with it.
Had a conversation.
They didn't seem particularly enthusiastic about this new mandate.
I don't know if it came down from the feds, to the state, to the county, or whatever.
They said, well, listen, you can comply or you can homeschool.
So we are homeschooling now.
That's right, Sam.
They forced our hand.
Listeners tonight.
Based, base, coach, coach sacked up.
I was like, nope, we're not doing this.
Wifey was totally supportive.
I did a temperature check with all of the good racists in my life, and they said, nope, you're not crazy.
Nope, you're not crazy.
100% support.
And the most important thing, too, was just, you know, I wasn't like flying off the handle.
So I drafted the email when it came out.
I was like, I was the cat at the keyboard.
My wife was like, oh, man, wall text.
But when she read it, she was like, okay, you were less of a Karen than I feared.
I was like, thanks, Wifey.
You didn't ask me because you knew that I please do not fed post to my lovely school that is trying to.
I even said that.
I was like, look, listen, guys, I know you're trying to make the best of a bad situation.
You got pressure from top down.
You got like societal divisions.
God knows what the next school board meeting is going to be between like, we must mask everyone for the rest of our lives to parents who are like ready to storm the gates with pitchforks and torches.
I don't know.
We'll see.
But yeah, I want to put that out there and see if you guys had any reaction.
And then also to welcome in Nam as well, if he's able.
I'm not, I'm like totally multitasking here.
Jack is just eating Fritos and has his feet up on the desk.
But go ahead, guys.
I've spoken enough.
Hey, Nam.
I think you're overreacting, coach.
I think you should vaccinate your children and put them.
There he is.
You do have the capacity to troll sarcastically, good sir.
Welcome on, brother.
Thanks for joining.
Hey, Nam, is it appropriate for me to say congratulations?
I won't say congratulations about what, but can I do that?
Yes, it is.
All right.
Way to go, buddy.
Nom and wife have a baby girl on the way.
Congratulations, buddy.
Better boy.
Hell yeah.
All right.
How are you doing?
Very excited.
Glowing eyes imminent.
Oh, man.
Are you people are people just are reluctant to just do it?
You know, you just get in there and do it.
Look, we're, we're doing it.
You're doing it.
It's not that hard.
Yeah.
It kind of goes a little easy.
No, it's, it's something else to think about a girl and what that'll be like.
I've kind of gotten used to having two boys.
So I've heard from a lot of our guys that having a girl, you know, you synchronize coach.
I don't know how much more rap life could be, but I'm looking forward to seeing her.
Are you ready for dimension for sure?
To finally know what it's like to be a simp because it's going to happen.
Love for your daughter is an ain't simping.
Don't let anybody, yeah, you could be a daughter cuck.
You could be a daughter simp.
It's just a daughter's cup.
I'm a daughter.
Yeah, totally.
My wife upbraids me sometimes.
She's like, you are such a pushover with her.
Like, I know, but she's a girl.
She's my daughter.
Like the boys, you know, they need, they need firm discipline.
They cry, they yell, like, whatever.
You know, they'll be fine.
It's not the way nature intends.
Yeah.
That's right.
Yeah.
I think it's natural.
Yeah.
I'm not like playing a role or anything like that.
But that's awesome, Nom.
Yes, you are going to have glowing eyes.
It does change your outlook to have, you know, boys you raise to be warriors and daughters you raise to be safe and secure and wholesome.
And I have no doubt that you and the misses will do that in spades.
But I did want to ask you, Nom, I gave you a little bit of a heads up.
This we could talk about masks or vaxes later because they are two different issues.
And the whole mask thing is it's like less serious than the vax, obviously, because it's not injecting stuff into your body, but it seems just as totalitarian and dystopian.
And I'm not just talking about like boomers behind masks at Walmart and stuff like that, but putting our little kids, elementary school kids behind masks really is as if we needed another example of how sick and how messed up things are.
It is a very strong reminder.
What do you think about mask mandates and the rest?
Are we do we overreact?
Are we uh like uh I saw somebody say, like, oh god, yeah, they make us stop at stop signs.
So the next thought, next thing is just uh putting stuff in your arm and making you wear masks, sort of mocking our overreaction to some of these mandates.
But how about it, buddy?
Yeah, yeah, sure.
So I think the biggest problem that we have is that we obviously can't trust any of the institutions that we have, right?
So we could talk about mask mandates, we could talk about vaccines, we could talk about COVID or the nature of disease and its mortality rate and who it impacts.
And, you know, we could even share personal stories.
I mean, Gochi, I know a fair amount of guys that have had a rough go of it with COVID.
None of that really matters as much as the fact that we have kind of a collapsed, decaying society and civilization, right?
So it's like one of the first measurements of a collapsing civilization is that medicine becomes kind of like superstition and can't trust the people who are in the institution of medicine, right?
The kind of which doctor gains power over time.
And those who've studied medicine, you know, lose power, lose respect incredibly.
I think that's the biggest problem that we face right now.
Sure, we could talk about how COVID was pretty much a bad cold.
And yeah, you're sure it kills people, you know, with comorbidities and stuff like it's absolutely insane what we have right now.
That's the other side of the equation, right?
So you have the horrible institutions that you can't trust.
And then you have a system that cannot admit that it was wrong, right?
It cannot back down.
So like a lot of people attribute a lot of malice to system.
And it's, you know, let's mash children, let's give everyone a vaccine and so on and so forth.
I think there is malice there.
And it's difficult to determine the degree of malice, right?
The degree of organization of, you know, what is the intent behind the vaccine and behind the masks mandate and the social distancing and it's a plot to do this and that.
And there might be truth to that.
But the reality is that it's the behemoth of a system that can't adjust appropriately.
It's cemented on dogma.
And because of that, because it can't be wrong, it has to double down when it shouldn't double down.
It should walk away and say, you know what, we would kind of overreact a little bit.
It's not that big of a deal.
People who have these comorbidities or this age group should probably, you know, wash their hands and maybe not go out as much.
And it wouldn't be such a big deal, but it really doubles down.
I think it's just, it's a system.
It's a systematic, it's a systemic issue.
And our guys kind of get wrapped up in a bunch of different ways to look at it.
And I understand why they do.
Sure.
You have these people talking about how it affects the menstrual cycle.
And that's a huge impact that we're seeing with COVID.
But when they talk about that, when they do talk about it, they talk about people who menstruate.
And they're like, you know, so how do you take these people seriously?
And I understand the complete trust in the institutions.
For me, it's you think about how do you navigate these waters.
And I would say it's how you navigate everything else.
You think about like the health of your children, right?
Like, what do they eat?
You know, do you listen to what the FDA or the USDA or any other institution says about what your children should eat?
No, you kind of have an intuition for that.
You know, what's healthy for them, what's not, what's too much, what's too little, what's too strict, what's just enough.
I think everything that we deal with as dissidents and people who have lost faith in our system and the institutions within it, you have to start trusting your gut a little bit.
You have to hone that skill to your gut.
My biggest gripe is that it's become a distraction.
Unfortunately, if we had, you know, if we had power, we could wield this to highlight the issues that we've talked about.
But we're too scattered and disorganized and atomized to really hammer it.
I'm in private conversations and some people have platforms.
They can talk about this type of stuff.
We don't have that kind of collective power to hit it.
So yeah, it pissed me off.
I see my knee come home.
She's the only one in my household who goes to school.
She just started first grade and she had a cough a few days ago and she came to the table, came down from her room and she put a mask on because she coughed.
And I didn't tell her to do that.
No one told her to do that.
And that focuses off.
That's what the hell's going on here.
We've never worn around her, but she has to wear one at school.
And I thought about like, oh, what do I do?
Do I pull her out?
It's frustrating.
Yep.
Similar to January 6th, right?
You know, we're not, we're not Trump fans and we didn't go and we thought that, yeah, the rally was a bad idea.
There are a lot of people out there in our cause.
Remember, I have issued a fatwa against using the word milieu, Mr. Num.
At least on Full House, where I reign supreme.
But anyway, yeah, the people are absolutely up in arms over masks and mandates, right?
Like it's given them a motivating thing, like back in the tea party days.
And they're not wrong.
Their instincts are right.
I was watching Sleepy Joe, just a clip of him today with his sad, it was so scripted.
He was like, what else do we have to do to convince you to get this vax?
Everybody's doing it, baby.
Everybody's getting the vax.
And then he shifts into the old like gun meme of like, how many children have to die before you'll give up your guns?
And the guy in all camo coming down as an angel, just going all of them.
Yeah, exactly.
So, you know, what, and that's the other thing.
We've talked about this before is whatever the motivation is here.
I think I heard you say numer.
I interpreted it as like, yeah, the system is a big, unwieldy, evil beast.
We all know that.
And it's sort of thrashing around now, right?
Like it can't find its mooring.
So it's just smashing things and like mandate, mandate, mandate.
And you've got, you've got like overlapping circles here, you know, of like people that are interested in money, people that are incompetent, people that are malicious, people that want to like, you know, they're not malicious as in they want to kill people, but they're malicious as in like, they want some NWO type control.
You know, they're, they're, they're at the seat of power and they're just trying to get their claws deeper and deeper.
So you have all of these different negative motivating factors depending on like what group you're looking at, you know?
And then you also have the same people that developed this vaccine gave people the anthrax vaccine that like screwed a whole bunch of people up.
They gave people, they, they lied about AIDS blood and gave a bunch of people AIDS.
Greenlit opioids.
Greenlit opioids.
And they knew that although this stuff was bad and did it anyways for the same reasons they're doing this.
Yep, exactly.
Not the first time even.
It's not the first time in the 70s.
In the 70s, I remember the swine flu vaccine.
And my great grandmother, who was alive at that time, she got that vaccination and she died from it.
Yeah.
Eventually, complications.
Right.
It's like we've got a clear history of like the government and big pharma and the CDC and the FDA approving things or even if they're like not technically approved for whatever reason, like cooking things up and delivering them to us and telling us, yes, take this.
And then it going terribly.
So it's like, of course, people are going to be skeptical.
You've spent the last how many years like flip-flopping.
I talked about this with the election of like Libtards lost faith in the electoral process in 2016.
A lot of right-wingers now lost faith in the electoral process with this election.
And so now like everybody kind of hates the government and everybody also kind of loves the government, depending on what the issue is.
And people are just so like brain broken.
And then you push this thing out.
And like, how can you expect anybody to act rationally except for like national socialists who reject the system and are actively working to live outside of it?
That's right, Smasher.
And let's talk about the vax mandate because, of course, Biden dropped the bomb that basically the government is going to be strong arming.
Everybody from federal employees have to get it now.
There's no more of this testing out.
You have to get the vax or you're fired.
Get the, you know, jab or no job is the line, essentially.
Repeat that.
Jab or no job.
Use that with the people in your life.
Doesn't seem right, does it?
Of course.
And contractors, employees with more than 100 employees, right?
The same thing that they did with Obamacare, like 50 or 100 employees.
Like you're big time.
You're going to be mandating your employees to get the vaccine.
Well, and it also just goes outside of that.
Like if you get Medicare and Medicaid, you have to be vaccinated.
And I'm sure there's a whole other slew of laundry list.
But the government, of course, goes about this in the gayest way possible.
Instead of saying, like, if you're an American citizen, you have to get the vaccine.
They're like, well, you know, we have to use the free market to dictate these types of things.
So like, you know, this broad swath of corporations that employ probably 90% of people in the United States, if you work for them, you have to be vaccinated.
But we're not going to make this a law where everyone has to be.
We're just going to find a really gay way to pseudo-enforce it.
Yep.
And I won't steal your take, but you dropped some knowledge just before we went to tape about whether you should, the calculation of whether you should get the jab or not.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, look at it.
This is the way I look at everything in my life.
How am I going to hurt Zog the most?
How am I going to destroy Zog?
If I am a lawyer or a deep state operative or, you know, I make a ton of money and I can give a lot of money to the cause.
Smasher is all of those things, by the way.
Yes.
Particularly deep state operative.
You know, I'm going to get the jab because I make a ton of money and I can give a lot of money to the cause.
And if I lose that job, now I'm just a dude with a really expensive piece of paper or like a long history, a long work history and managerial experience that can't get a job.
And now I have to be a street activist when before, you know, I had a useful purpose.
So, you know, in a case like that, 100% get it because you are more useful in that role.
But if you're like a 20-something dude working, you know, maybe you have an okay job or you're 30 and you're just like some like supervisor somewhere or whatever.
And it's not that like it's nothing that couldn't be replaced realistically.
Even with vaccine mandates, you can replace most of these jobs.
Yep.
Well, you have no, you have no, you have nothing to support other than your skill set and your physical presence.
And it's like, then guess what?
You're an activist.
You're already an activist by nature of like not being a mini George Soros.
Sam's had three injections already, but they were tested.
They were straight tests, not the vaccine.
Go ahead, Sammy, maybe.
I wanted to chime in with just a couple things.
I have known of some people who have successfully used the fake document you can download online and you can fill it out and make it look real.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.
Careful, Sam.
We do not endorse it.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I know there's been chit chat about that.
Yeah.
People have successfully done that.
Not saying you should do that, of course.
Rather, I would say use this other tactic, which is I know a few people that are registered nurses and people who work in medicine who are being pressured the same way as you describe.
And especially, let's say you are a young mother who is breastfeeding.
Not only you for yourself, but now you got to think about your child if you take that vaccination.
What does that mean?
And from so I'm just kind of a middleman for information, people who have information to people who want information.
And somebody gave me some good information that people are being successful in that you do not have to take any experimental vaccine.
And all of the vaccines are experimental.
The only one that is FDA approved is this Cameronati, if I'm saying it rightly.
Yeah.
Who are the marketing geniuses who came up with that one, right?
Like, it's terrible.
Well, it really rolls off the top.
Real quick with that, the Johnson ⁇ Johnson is more of a traditional vaccine.
It has nothing to do with the mRNA or anything.
So if you feel like you have to take one, try your best to get that one is my advice.
You know, if for whatever reason I felt like I had to, you know, I would be like, I'm not getting the mRNA stuff, that's for sure.
According to the information I have, and there's, you know, there's a whole bunch of information and forms and things that you can get, that this, the only FDA approved one is the Camarnati, and it's an extremely short supply.
It's almost impossible to get.
So if somebody says, okay, well, you must get the vaccine or you're fired, you say, okay, well, show me the vaccine that I'm going to get.
And unless it says that on the label, you do not have to take it because there's this thing called the Nuremberg laws.
And nobody can be compelled to take an experimental medical anything.
So this has been an avenue that people have been getting successfully exempted.
And unfortunately, I live in a state that's very gay.
And this is being successfully done even in this state.
So I think if it works here, it might work anywhere.
So listeners should check that out.
Nom, you agree with that?
That, you know, if you, I mean, obviously we are against this stuff.
It's you can handle it rationally.
Like we are unlikely to die from it.
Natural immunity makes sense that that is more effective.
I was surprised at the vitriol that we got from Handsome Truth's audience who thought that I was a vaccine cuck for not going full tinfoil about it destroying people, but it may, you know, like I don't know.
I don't want to find out.
Yeah, yeah, well, and that's my thing.
Like, we don't need to get into conspiracies to reject why you don't need the vaccine.
If my chances of surviving are 99.8 percent, and my chances of surviving with the vaccine are 99.9 percent, like, why do I need that?
Right, sure.
Go ahead, and that's their data.
Like, you can use their data against them.
Okay, sorry.
No, it's all right.
So, we're we're in this position, right, where we're like, the first frustrating part is that we're spectators to this, right?
So, it's like, whose data do you trust?
You know, what's true and what's not.
It's, I don't know, it's a mess.
You know, it's a mess of trying to figure out what is reasonable, what isn't.
Like, you can't, there's a limit where you can't use logic, you know.
And you think about the mandate, right?
So, the mandate is this moment where you go from thinking, okay, maybe they, the system as it is, right?
The system is such a vague term, but I think everyone gets it.
It has to overreact and it can't back down to some extent.
But it gets to this point where it says, like, tonight, uh, yeah, everyone with 100 employees needs to be vaccinated, or whatever the, you know, the line that the White House is pushing.
Uh, there are moments where the structure that we live under, the ruling elite, can kind of walk back, right?
And they haven't taken any of those opportunities, they've always doubled down, you know, especially with Joe Biden in office.
And it just puts us in this position where we are trying to read the tea leaves and say, you know, what's going on here?
What's the ulterior motive?
What's the objective?
Have they found a way to co-opt this thing and make it work to their advantage?
And I think if you start with the assumption that most of us do, that the system's corrupt and it wants you killed and it wants your children enslaved or killed.
And, you know, like the worst possible scenario, which I don't think is an extreme position to take, you know, I think it's pretty reasonable nowadays.
You look at what's happening and you see them not walk away at all, right?
Like, COVID could have been swept under the rug after Biden got elected.
Like, if they went too far and they didn't have a way to use this, but again, I'm reading tea leaves.
I'm trying to understand what the intention of people who have power over me want to do.
I look at it and I think, well, shit, excuse my language, the vaccine's probably going to hurt me.
It's probably going to hurt my kids.
Is COVID real?
I mean, okay, I guess I've known a couple of guys who've been really hit by it.
Yep, it's real.
But everything else that's going on, the mass, the vaccine, all the mandates, all the like what's going on in Australia, these camps that these people are building and all that stuff.
Yeah, they've gone beyond the point of trying to save face or carry out what they're supposed to carry out.
And now they're using it for their own purposes.
And it's just frustrating.
And this is the position that dissidents are always in.
We are always reacting to what's happening.
And we don't know who to trust or what to think.
And at this case, with what's going on with the COVID, it's our children's lives, their happiness, their experiences.
It's our families.
I mean, like, people are really splitting over this COVID thing.
It's, I don't know, it's more extreme than anything we've ever had to deal with as dissidents.
It's a challenge.
Yep.
I'm going to say to the audience, this is my personal take, and I agree with Smasher.
Like, if it's a question of you losing your job and your family going into destitution, yeah, I get it.
I'm not going to tell you to take a stand and be eating dog food or lose your house, but this shit is serious.
And if you bend on this, you're going to bend on the next thing and the next thing and the next thing.
And eventually every single one of you listening is going to come to a point where you're going to have to make a stand on something tougher than this effing vaccine or max masks on your kids, where you are going to have to make the A-B distinction between, okay, I am now officially a rebel and expelled from polite society and Gibbs and all the rest of it and employment, or I am just going to bend over and take it from the system because I am more afraid of the consequences than standing on principle.
That is the gauntlet that is coming for all of you.
And I just won't mandate or encourage you to suffer serious problems right now as a result of this one.
Yeah.
You can also, you know, there's two ways we look at things, right?
What affects civilization writ large and our movement, our cause.
I think civilization large, we talk about this in certain ways.
And I think we've kind of navigated that tonight.
Our milieu, I'm using that word intentionally, you know, I think it's a huge distraction.
I think it sucks a ton of energy, a ton of air.
I think there's so much that we can and should be doing internally.
And this is just, I mean, it's Afghanistan, it's Syria, it's COVID, it's 9-11, it's the next, you know, terror attack that's going to happen.
It's the election.
It's, it's always something.
And we mistake the two.
We always, we always mix them up, right?
What we should be talking about to our friends and family and what messages we should be pushing externally and what our focus should be externally and or internally and how not to divide over that.
It's, it's, you know, fake and gay, as they say.
Yeah, I'll take these, I'll take these bastards seriously and believe that they have good intent when they shut down the southern border and prevent unvaccinated like third worlders from pouring into this country and mess.
I'll take them seriously when they start vaccinating the tens of thousands of Afghans currently camping out at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, waiting to infiltrate my hometown, right?
Don't get all sanctimonious and pious on me, Joe, and try to make me feel bad about getting the jab when you're literally overseeing the third world invasion of this country.
Give me a break.
Oh man.
Yeah, I don't get too steamed too often.
But yeah, just thinking about the rank hypocrisy has me white-knuckled on the table here.
But I'm going to chill out.
Instead of vaccinating them and bringing them here to show they're serious about COVID, like just don't bring them here to show you're a serious country.
That's right.
Yeah.
Amen.
All right.
Well, this is episode 100.
Thank you, Nob.
Stick around for as long as you want.
And Nom is Mr. Manor Bund, as we call him in the industry.
So check out themanorbund.com and great work going on there.
Nam, you want to stick around or you got to run?
Stick around.
He already ran.
I'll stick around for a few.
It's not like I can't be up at four in the morning.
I'll be here.
Good deal, brother.
Smasher sleeps until noon every day.
He's lying about actually working.
Sam too.
Nate from American Defense Skinheads.
I will do a little bit of a filibuster here just to give him a chance.
Nate is very technically inclined.
I see him listening there.
Nate, I am not wearing it right now, but I know exactly where it is.
I am the honored and proud recipient of an American Defense Skinhead Supporter t-shirt, which came in the P.O. box the other day.
How are you, brother?
And welcome to Full House.
By the way, I'm wearing my shirt, my American defense supporter shirt.
Oh, wait, mine's dirty because I wore it to Oktoberfest.
Yeah, Smasher.
Somebody said it was like, oh, yeah, Smasher was rocking it.
It was covered in dog hair.
Yeah, guilty.
Yeah.
Oh, is Nate sleeping?
Nate, buddy.
Now's your chance.
We got plenty of backups.
I, yeah.
All right.
Well, oh, God, does that mean that I really have to?
I might have to go to the backup here.
Well, tell you, I tell you what, I see I'm here.
What's up, brother?
All right.
Hey, Sam.
Hey, coach.
Hey, what's up, brother?
I'm glad you guys got your shirts.
Oh, wait.
Smashed and get one.
No, John, Sam, no, John gave me one.
Oh, nice.
Nice.
I'm surprised he's not here right now.
Usually he gets sucked in.
He's well.
He's sleeping.
Yeah.
Yeah, Nate.
You were, you were welcome to come on the show when John came on our four skins, no pun intended show with John from ADS was awesome and well received.
Yeah, that's right.
Oh, that was a great show.
I really enjoyed it.
Yeah, it's good to be here.
I'm a huge fan of you guys.
So definitely helped me a lot in my life so far.
You bet.
And I don't know if my wife is listening, but that's right.
Yeah.
I do.
And she's actually gotten a little less cranky over the last month, which has been really nice.
Sarah, oh, can I get her docks?
My wife, soon-to-be wife, is a wonderful woman.
And, you know, she was a little cranky.
And lately, she's been wonderful, much more not complaining so much.
And a big help.
Amen, Nate.
Yeah.
And I don't know if my wife is listening.
She was like, how do I listen to show?
I saw her in a different chat.
It's real control panel hours here.
But I am, wifey, I don't know if you're hearing this or not, but I am going to try to get a hall pass, not a cheating hall pass.
I always use hall pass as a means to like, you know, say, like, go out and hang with the bros.
She's like, you don't want a hall pass.
You want, you know, a bro pass.
But anyway, I'm going to try to get to that show that's coming up later next month.
But yeah, what's up, Nate?
Do you did you have a specific question or did you just want to pop in and fan our balls?
Both are fine.
There was a couple of questions I thought about.
I mean, well, I was thinking about like, you know, discipline the children, but then again, like, my kids have been so good lately.
I mean, it's been, I think, summer was a lot for them.
And, you know, I wanted them to go homeschool, but wife is not very interested in doing that.
But they've been going to school, been doing really good.
I'm surprised, but I'm still debating on doing the homeschool with them.
Sure.
Sam's met the wife, and I wanted him to convince her, but she's just not taking it yet.
So it's a big thing.
Go ahead, Sam.
There's two things.
First of all, you got to be really convinced to do it.
But second of all, you, you know, people might be building it up too much in your mind, you know, like that, that you got to accomplish all these things.
And through the years, I mean, there, you know, there were times that it just felt like we were stalled, you know, and the kids weren't doing anything.
You're trying to get something started.
And, you know, there were so many of them when they were little and everything.
You can't worry about that.
You just do the best you can because the thing is, you're protecting them from a lot of bad things.
And just living life as a family, you're learning a lot of things, anyways.
So those are the two things.
So definitely, we're not going to beat up on anybody who's not ready to do it.
But when you get ready to do it, you can't be so very ambitious about it.
You know, we homeschoolers, we have this saying, I've said it before, which is the years teach, which the days never know.
So that means from day to day, you feel like you're not making progress, but from year to year, you are making progress.
So you have to be kind of forgiving with yourself and your family if you're going to attempt something like this and realize that it's a long-term thing.
And there's going to be times where you feel like you're not doing a very good job, so to speak.
But you are doing a good job because they are learning and they are going to do things.
And especially if you have the right family habits like reading together and doing projects and things together, you know, it can work.
But definitely we're not beating up on anybody for, you know, struggling with it.
Yeah.
And we're too.
Go ahead, Nate, please.
I just think a huge moment.
Like I had an older father.
He was, you know, 48 when he had us.
And he never connected with, like, he had twin boys of 48 years old.
And I don't think he knew how to connect with us.
And I think every day something huge for me is like talking to my kids, taking them for a walk, spending an hour or two with them and like just making a quality.
It's huge.
Those are things I just don't remember with my father.
And I wanted to, not that my dad was a bad guy.
It just, I just think it didn't know how to connect.
Yeah.
I'll give a quick, you know, we're two days deep on homeschooling.
And it's easy and hard at the same time, if that makes sense.
And I'll try to explain it.
It's like you feel a terrible burden to replace the structured, disciplined timing of school, right?
You don't want the kids to just be hanging out all day or whatever.
You feel like you have to get them all seated and like going through all these exercises one by one.
So you have that feeling.
And it's also difficult if you have a toddler running around and also tugging on your on your leg.
Like, why are you giving all this attention to junior and daughter and not me, right?
So it ain't easy, but it is easy in a sense.
And just today, for example, I had to go make a supply run and it was around lunchtime.
So made a little mac and cheese for the kids.
No nutrition freaks give me any guff about that.
I was like, we are going to Walmart to get supplies.
And because it was a school day, you know, normally we have these conversations in the car.
Sometimes I'll just put on music or whatever, but I was like, ah, it's a school day.
So we played the quiz game on the way to Walmart and I was grilling Junior about some American history.
I grill daughter about some basic facts that somebody her age should need.
And then even Potato got in on the act.
He kept saying, it's my turn.
It's my turn.
And then as we were driving home, I had to stop for gas.
And I thought, you know what?
Junior has watched me fill up the car with gas before, but he's never actually done it.
So this time I gave him the credit card, let him push all the buttons, open up the gas cap, et cetera, and even do the pumping because I knew it was a school day and we were on duty.
And that wouldn't have happened if we weren't doing it.
So I don't know if that's something that is replicated or whatever that resonates.
That's exactly the type of thing that, you know, and you think of so many people, maybe think of yourself or other people that are in the school system.
You know, like how late of an age did you get to be in your life where you had to buy something, like put money over the counter or like you say, gas up the car.
This is something homeschool kids, anyone who meets homeschool kids, they'll remark how like smart and advanced they are because they learn real life skills.
Practical stuff.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And the other thing I wanted to quickly say is sometimes people might have expectations based on the way that they grew up or maybe on because based on the way you have to live your life now.
Myself, I work in a factory.
I have to get up at the break of dawn.
I have to be in the plant at a certain time and everything like that.
But when you're homeschooling, you know, maybe you think of, think about when you went to school and you had to be up by seven and you had to be at school by eight or 8:30 or something like that.
Well, with homeschooling, it doesn't need to be that way.
And I've known some homeschool families that their whole schedule is shifted forward about six hours.
You know, there's no reason that kids must go to bed at 9 p.m. or something like that.
Maybe your homeschooling starts a little bit later in the day.
I've even read articles about this, that the thing of forcing children to start school at a very early hour means that they don't do as well.
You know, when they are more fully awake and with it, you know, then they do a little better.
So if you're homeschooling, this is one of the things.
If somebody starts homeschooling, they're going to lament that people, oh, I can't get everybody up.
I've got to get them up and get them going.
No, you got to, you got to be a little more easygoing about it.
You got to, you got to think about what you can realistically accomplish and things like that.
That's right, Sam.
The luxury of allowing our precious babes to get a full night's sleep and to not have to rouse them out of bed at 6.30 when they're all, you know, they're always, it's not like maybe sometimes they get up on their own, but it hurt waking them up so early to drag them off to school.
And just one more thing on this before we move on.
It's already been an hour.
It's flown by.
I'm about to have my first sip of red wine here because usually on these live streams, I'm totally teetotaling because I want to like stay sharp and know everything.
It's outside of our comfort zone.
But the concept that like when they're in school, they are like learning, learning, learning from 8 a.m. until 3.30 or 3 p.m.
There is a lot, a lot of downtime and a lot of stuff that is either unnecessary paused or they've already got down pat, right?
So it's a good instinct to be the only reason I'm trying to make it hard.
Yeah.
Go ahead, Smasher.
Oh, you're the new JO of this show.
Go ahead, buddy.
Being the one that was like, you know, most recently in school, you know, the only, the only reason I have any art skills is from sitting in a classroom for so many hours growing up.
You know, like you don't pay attention.
You just doodle and pin or something.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh, and we did.
You know, we everybody jokes about it.
And who knows what it would be like now.
But, you know, when I was in high school, like we were drawing penises and swastikas on everything.
Well, and as running your own homeschool, you don't have to give days like Marxist Lucifer Kunday off.
That's right, Sam.
All right.
You could take 420 off.
Absolutely.
Hell yeah.
Crystal locked all those days.
Speaking of 420, I don't have authorization to tease this, but I'm going to do it anyway.
There is going to be a calendar, a, I don't know if you would call it a WN or a pro-white 12-month color calendar with commentary that's going to be available for 2022 that some people are working on so that you don't have to get those lame, my mom always gets us an Ansel Adams.
It's actually quite beautiful, Ansel Adams photography calendar every year for like the past decade.
But next year, now I don't know if my mama is going to go buy me the naughty calendar, but I sure as hell will.
So stay tuned for that.
The guys who are working on it are very positive and they're like, you know what?
Go ahead, Sam.
Are they going to have Yom Kippur on there and all that stuff?
Maybe, but only to attract attention to the worst aspects.
I only say that because like, so if you go to a Catholic church or something, there always, somebody's giving out a free calendar and it's got all the Jewish holidays on there.
Like, so are the Jews handing out a calendar that has all the Catholic holidays on there?
Hell no.
I also want to give a shout out to everybody out there who's listening.
I see old friends, new friends, probably a couple of hostels who are listening as part of enemy surveillance.
We love you.
And, you know, we did have a bunch of people who teed up.
You know, I teed it up to friends of the show who wanted to come on, who are in the queue.
Gordon, get your microphone ready, you slacker.
But later on, if we can go.
Now, I know Sam and Smasher need their beauty sleep, but I'm totally happy to do a little more risque open mic.
So if you want to say something or come on, this is being recorded.
It will go out as a regular show.
It looks like the response is, okay, here we go.
the running chat.
Old Mr. Producer, no peace be upon him, was complaining that there's no live chat for the stream.
And I'm like, sorry, bro.
Sorry, bro.
Like, I'm doing a show here and you're kicking it at home with your family.
I don't know if there's a way to do like an official.
We should start at an 8 a.m. chat room.
Very good.
Nate, please stay with us.
If you'd like, feel free to.
I don't think I could stay up that late for the general call and jump.
Yeah, brother.
Hey, I saw some of them pictures from the gig, man.
That looked beautiful.
I was so sad not to be there, but I had to work.
There was no doubt about it.
That's all right.
I mean, everybody kind of canceled last minute, but you know what?
We still played it like it was to a crowd of 100.
And the sound of that room was fantastic.
I couldn't believe it.
Yeah.
How'd you like all them roads getting to that place?
Dude, I love that town out there.
I thought it was great.
You know, I'm just tempted to get out of this area.
And then when I go to places like that, I'm like, ah, I can see myself moving out here.
Right.
It's beautiful in a way.
It's rustic, though.
Yeah, but I was so surprised.
Like when I go out to Pennsylvania, I'm always commenting how beautiful it was.
And then we had everybody out by my area a couple of weeks ago.
And they're like, oh, it's beautiful.
I love it.
It's great.
I'm like, man, I can't stand it.
I'm ready to get the hell out of here.
That's right.
Nate, I wanted to say that I passed this along to one of your compatriots.
A lady emailed the show about a week ago and she said, hey, love the show.
Just found it recently.
A lot of people saying, oh, I just found you guys recently, but she former skin, a little bit older, you know, maybe in her 40s.
And she said, I've been through a rough time.
A lot of my friends and supporters from back then are no longer with us, but would love to reconnect.
So pass that along and love what you guys are doing, American Defense Skinheads at Olivitz.com or whatever.
God bless you guys.
Keep on rocking in the formerly free world.
All right.
Gordo call.
I hear you got a little show of your own, something called Octong Americaner or something like that.
Gordo, can you hear us, please?
Yes, I can hear you.
Yes, unfortunately.
I was hoping you wouldn't be.
I was hoping you'd be asleep at the microphone.
I'm kidding you, buddy.
I love it.
Love the show.
How's it going?
Welcome to Full House.
Thanks.
Thanks for having me on.
Yeah, we actually just got done with our most recent show earlier today.
By the way.
Yeah.
Oh, well, you know, Americaner.org is the website I run.
Actung Americaner is the show that I do.
But we have a lot of different podcasts on there.
Learn Elders Zyklon, The Final Storm with Rolo Tomasi, Europa Review.
We have quite a bit of content.
We're always looking to add more.
Really?
Really?
I don't like to talk about your show, Chad.
Sending the spectrum.
Yeah, we do.
We have a sending the spectrum.
Yes.
I never got my request to syndicate Full House in the mail yet, Gordo.
It must be, must be Postal Service.
Admittedly, I wasn't sure if you would want to because you had your own website.
If you want to be on Americaner, I will put you on American or instantly.
I'll do a kind of like the meme of right-wing podcasting is that like everybody is on every show and you're all on each other's websites.
You know, here's the thing.
I would be on the right stuff, but apparently I don't get to be on there.
So I don't know what's going on with that.
You ain't got the juice as the teams say.
Yeah, that angler promised me a position on that website and I have yet to see it.
That's right.
Yeah, I know.
You know, I, the only reason Smasher is on this show because I thought he would be the gateway to getting all those TRS years, but it didn't work.
He doesn't have the clout that he thinks he does.
Brutal.
I mean, you know, or I'm a gay man.
You never know.
Nob, you got squashed.
Your internet's a little bit spotty.
Go ahead, brother.
Just say never trust an Irishman.
Just, yeah, as a half-Irishman, I have to disagree.
Oh, yeah.
Well, yeah, we're not going to do ethnicity, religion, fatherhood status for everybody.
Okay, okay.
I'll answer.
I don't care.
Well, expo.
Go ahead, Gordo.
I, I, you have to be 100% Scando if you're representing the great flyover upper Midwest.
Actually, I'm very, I have maybe 5% Norwegian.
Um, oh boy, I got a 23 in me back in the day, and I am 60% German, and then you know, like 25-something percent Irish, and then the rest of it is I'm like 5% Norwegian, I've got some French, I have a little bit of British, you know, like just I'm kind of a mutt, right?
I'm like 0.5% Iberian, you know, I'm all over the place, and it shows too.
Uh, and that's right.
Are you not a father yet?
Are you?
I am not a father.
I am, in fact, single, ladies.
Connection feds meeting feds.
Thank you, Gordon.
That's right.
Yeah.
But yeah, no, I do want to be, though.
I'm definitely in the market.
Amen.
And oh, yeah, if you're interested in autistic retards, feds meeting feds is for you.
That's right.
Yeah.
Hey, a lady, the southern bell who sent us that personal ad or whatever, she got quite a few responses and has been contacting those guys.
She's been very friendly and cheerful.
I don't think she's honey potting anything, anybody.
Not sure.
She's probably one of those people who's like, I don't even know what honey pot means.
But anyway, the reality, of course, is that we have way more male ears on this than female ears.
But don't hesitate, guys.
And a prominent guy was about to send us a personal ad, and he was like, oh, I don't know, coach.
I don't know if it'll be good for my rep or whatever.
So anyway, ladies, if you're single out there, drop us a line.
We have, it's like a buffet for you.
Not that we're encouraging you to be hypergamous or hypergamous.
Hypergamous.
Thank you, Sam.
Always saving my bacon.
Gordo, wouldn't resist getting a Z-list Easter lab.
D, it's a D-list, Gordo.
Oh, really?
Thanks for the upgrade.
I appreciate that.
Well, the Z-list is the Zyclon.
You don't want to.
That's true.
All right.
Ask your question, Gordon.
So, yeah.
So I wanted to talk about the DQ, the dance question.
Ooh.
And I'm a very queen question.
I'm pretty sure I've listened to every episode you guys have ever put out, and I don't recall if you ever really talked much about dancing.
No, this is why we have.
We have not here.
That's right.
I mean, admittedly, so there I was, I was in a chat, and somebody brought up that like dancing is gay, dancing is for queers.
No, um, was it me?
I always feel stupid when I don't think it was you, actually, but um, but and you know, I kind of brought up.
I'm like, well, first of all, like, because basically everyone was saying, like, there's no reason to learn how to dance or whatever.
I'm like, well, that's just wrong.
I was like, that's a cope for not knowing how to do something that all of your ancestors since the invention of fire knew how to do.
And I say this, I don't know how to dance or five.
Yeah, I can't dance.
I like, I fully admit to that.
One of my goals is to learn how to dance.
And I feel like every man should know how to slow dance, like country swing, that kind of thing.
For if no, for no other reason, you should be able to dance with your wife when you get married, right?
Like that seems and I wanted to ask you guys, I wanted to ask you guys your opinion.
And then I wanted to ask, how does one go about learning to dance if they don't know how?
Like, what would be your recommendation?
I'll tell you.
Arthur Murray.
Go to Arthur Murray's dance school.
Yeah, go ahead.
That's exactly it.
There's many, many years ago, I signed up and took dance lessons at a place where they taught ballroom dancing.
And, you know, just very, very simple moves.
But you're talking about you'd like to have a wife and a family and all that.
Man, this is the way to do it.
Learn how to dance.
It's not gay or anything like that, but a classical type of a dance, like a ballroom dance.
It's sad when you see young people that go out there and people want to dance, but they just don't know how.
And they do some kind of modern thing where it's, you don't even know how to move.
There's no coordination between the man and the woman and everything like that.
Dancing is not even a sexual thing necessarily.
You could dance with female relatives.
You could dance with your sister or your mother.
It's a necessary thing for men to know how to interact with women.
And the man leads and the woman follows.
You know, it's a very natural, wholesome thing to do.
That's right.
Yeah.
JO said, if you're a dancer, you can bump up your, what is it, the SMV, your sexual market value from like a five to a seven.
Real quick, funny story.
This September makes 20 years that my wife and I have been together.
We met in the very auspicious month of September 2001.
And I told the story about how I sort of like, we were at this dance club.
This awesome dance club in Moscow called Propaganda.
We made it past the face control.
They had, you know, these surly bouncers out front that were gatekeeping people.
But I hated dancing.
I was awkward.
I never liked it until I discovered Electronica when I was like, ooh, boy, this makes me want to get up and move.
That's real cringe dad commentary.
Possibly.
But the point being, we're at this awesome dancing until you found something that allowed you to be terrible at dancing and get away.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
I was good.
Yeah, I was totally a raver, want to be raver.
But long story short, we're at this awesome club.
We hadn't even smooched at that point, but I clearly had eyes and designs on her.
And, you know, the music's thumping, the stolis flowing or whatever.
And we're in the middle of this dance floor, like dancing to electronic music.
I took off my shirt at one point just because it was like, you know, wild and hot in there.
And then like one of the Russian bouncers came on and was like, Gaspodin, Bajalsta, your futbolka, your t-shirt.
So dancing is what my wife joked that I had no game back in the day.
No, not wrong, not wrong.
JO pumped the brakes on that one.
I was like, hold up, you married him and gave him three kids.
His game must have been good enough, right?
But point being, to Gordon's point, yes, learn to dance or just fake it until you make it, especially if you're a single guy and you get invited to a wedding.
Weddings are prime, prime hunting, not just for tail, but for future mates, right?
The women are in high form, and that's real dancing season two.
I want to see Gordon dance now.
Make a gift to dance.
Making his fun, too.
You don't want to see that.
It's terrible.
I really acknowledge that.
But, you know, I don't know anyone my age who can dance.
You know what I mean?
I'm not the youngest guy, but I'm not super old either, right?
And I get the feeling, I doubt Generation Z knows how to waltz.
Yeah, but they can do uns justice.
Well, let me fortnight.
That's one of the Fortnite dances.
You got to get involved in something.
Let me tell you a quick little story.
There's something called a Nordic fest that my family goes to every year.
And when we started going to this a few years ago, my youngest son, right away, the older ladies, for some reason, they took a liking to him and they would bring him into there.
And they're doing these, it's basically like Swedish and Scandinavian type dances.
You know, you got to show up at an event and get involved where you can learn.
Gordon, thank you for the question.
Yes, Full House is pro dancing.
If you have to go to Arthur Murray or if you have to hire a personal consultant or you just want to practice in the mirror, Nam, by the way, is a classically trained ballroom dancer, and he can give you lessons too.
I'm kidding.
I would love to see Nam dance one day.
We'll see.
All right, here we go.
We're moving on to my main man, Marcel Reagan, who is probably getting ready.
I have never heard his voice before.
I hope it's a man.
I hope it's a man.
Man, prolific guy in the chat.
You know, my wife, oh, it's that guy.
You know, she knows that's right.
Marcel, my brother from another mother, welcome to Full House after so many years.
Hey, fellas.
How's it going?
Good.
Doing great.
Welcome on.
You sound like a bucket of rocks.
You sound like Stryker behind three VPNs, but that's all right.
I've been meaning to ask you, Marcel, what's your ethnicity, religion, and father status?
Well, I'm half Negro.
I know.
No, I'm two-thirds.
I'm half English, half German, basically.
My mother was a, I probably shouldn't be too specific, but yeah, I'm half English, half German.
All right, you're coming in a little bit hot there, so maybe back off the mic just a little bit.
And religion, and I, and I know you're a father.
Yeah, I have several kids.
Uh, religion, hmm, that's a bit mysterious.
Uh, I'm, I'm, I'm, uh, I'm, what's the word?
I'm Christian identity adjacent, I guess you could say.
Right, sure, gang, gang.
Yeah, getting more specific than that would take a whole, yeah.
Some people listening know the specifics, but uh, I'll leave it at that.
I'm, I'm CI adjacent, sort of, right on, right on, Marcel.
You're you're still coming in hot, so whether you have to hold that phone out at uh arc 45 degrees, yeah, just back off that mic a little bit.
Uh, but you contribute, I won't say what it is, but you contribute something very important, and I wanted to give you the opportunity to plug it if you wanted to, but if you, but if you prefer to keep it secret, that's fine, and it's not uh one-liners for this show, uh, yeah, it's a it's an eternal debate whether to fess up to the thing I do.
Everyone in the I mean, a lot of people, it's an open secret.
Um, yeah, I run the everyday channel.
There it is, bless you, there it is, yeah.
It is, it's grisly, it's heartbreaking, and it's absolutely essential.
T.M.E. Everyday 1350, we got the creator on the horn here.
And seriously, bless you, Marcel, for doing that.
Give us a little bit of background about, I think it was, I think we were discussing doing that back in the day, maybe doing a 365 flip calendar.
And you did the next best thing.
Go ahead.
Yeah, I guess it was when the whole what's his name?
Big, big nose guy, George Floyd.
When the whole George Floyd thing went down, I was just kind of just sick, just tired of hearing like, you know, every year on the anniversary of, you know, that kid, that kid, man, I'm drawing a blank today.
You know, the kid, the kid whose father got executed in World War II, and he got supposedly falsely accused of rape and all that.
And what's his name?
Sorry.
That's all right.
You know, you felt like you had to do something.
Yep.
Yeah, so it's just like, it's every year they dredge up these like 50, 60, 100-year-old cases, Tulsa, all these anniversaries of the terrible things whites have done to blacks.
And it's just like, you know, every day of the year is an anniversary of some horrific crime against us.
So that's where the, that's kind of where the idea came up.
And that's why, what was it, sometime in early June it flipped over and I now do two a day and I probably won't go on to three in a year, but yeah, so.
Serious question.
How has it affected?
Is it more therapy than it is torture for you or get a little personal about, I mean, these are horrible stories to have to do this day in and day out?
Well, these people need to be remembered.
You know, these victims need to be paid tribute.
Yeah, some days, I think early on it was therapeutic, but it's now more, it's kind of a, it's a burden, I guess.
I don't know.
It's hard.
I spend too much time on it, to be honest.
I don't know.
I'm going to ease off on it after the second year is through.
Yeah.
Sounds like Full House.
That's a joke.
Yeah.
Marcel, did you have any specific issues or questions you wanted to raise?
And, you know, just seriously, thank you for doing that.
I think everyone would understand.
You've already built a library there for everybody.
It's been well over a year.
But what's, you know, you're a father of several.
Sounds like you got your stuff in order, but anything bugging you or nagging you you want to ask about?
No, I was thinking, I was debating whether to talk about the whole vaccine issue since that's kind of the big news of the day.
But Nom really said, Nom said everything.
I would like exactly what I would have said.
Just basically, the people who are pushing it the hardest are they hate us.
So it's just, I'm not going to get it if I can avoid it.
And I think I'm going to go to pretty great lengths to avoid it.
I don't know.
I'm pretty sure.
I don't know.
I can't say for sure, but it seems like a really bad gamble to me.
But I don't know.
I'm not one of these people.
I don't think everyone's going to die after two years or something, but it's not worth the risk.
Yep, absolutely.
It's, yeah, if you don't take a stand on this one, what else will you not take a stand on?
I did want to, yeah, we got a couple other callers coming in here, but we have a question that we got in the inbox that we can all chew on.
Everybody who's called in so far is still authorized to speak.
They're unmuted.
And I'm going to add in here one of many, an Andre, and maybe even JF.
I don't know if I know JF, but he's been great in the comments.
I see you there, sir.
JB, if you want to come on too.
But regardless, we got this question from a listener, and this is a serious one.
We're just rolling through here.
We're not going to take a break from music.
Maybe we'll splice it in in post-production.
We got a long navigating the collapse too, and it's almost 11.30 here in Great Appalachia.
But here goes.
The birth panel has not seen this one.
I don't think I forwarded this on.
And this is very relevant for so many of our guys dating or married.
And here we go.
This is from CMCD.
I've been having an issue in my family life that I was told y'all at Full House could help with.
And the subject was between a rock and a hard place.
So he says, here's my rock.
I'm a young man who fell in love and got married before learning the truth about our world.
My spouse, however, is totally against my newfound views, and I've been unable to gain any ground on most subjects.
She is the classic college-educated white woman who just wants people to be nice and hold hands, thinks all races are the same and equal, calls everything I bring up raceful, racist, or hateful.
She's pro-LGBTQ and even pro-race mixing.
She shuts her eyes to any stats or evidence I present and won't listen if I press her on any of it.
She hates my worldview and has even threatened to leave me if I continue speaking about it or talking to others online about it.
Now, here's my hard place.
We have one daughter and another one on the way.
For the most part, our life is good.
I have a great job and career and moved to a new place for said job.
We bought a house.
We've got dogs.
My daughter's getting into ballet.
It's honestly the ideal life.
I love it and I don't want to lose it.
Or rather, I'm afraid that I will lose it if I pursue a WN life.
My wife is the only thing stopping me from committing all my energy to our struggle, but I can't bring myself to leave her or let her leave me.
I need help and guidance, although after listening to your show for a few episodes, I think I know what your answers would be.
Help me out.
CMCD.
Ooh.
The way that he described that is brutal.
I'm going to have that.
I would say you call her bluff.
You lead.
You're the man.
You do what's right.
Yeah, you got to be a little bit cautious or gentle about what you expect of her, but you do the right thing.
You do what you know.
You don't force it in an ugly way upon her or the family, but you call her bluff.
And if you're a good man and the marriage is good and all that, she's not just going to leave you over that.
That's what I would say.
May in the chat says she doesn't need to know he's WN.
Yeah, true, May.
And thank you for listening and being in there.
But that seems like that horse has already left the barn or the stables or whatever.
So if you don't read between the lines of this and his sort of visceral words to describe the way she is.
Okay, let's read between the lines.
And they're married.
They got two, a beautiful girl and one on the way, but she is a real battle axe.
Like, no racisms in the house.
You know, no, no communicating with any of these people, right?
That's a really tough situation to be in.
If she's issuing this diktat that you can't even tinker around the edges, that is going to chew at our man's.
It's going to stick in his craw for a long time, right?
Now, can he keep it on the sly?
Can he just be one of these guys that shuts his mouth and like donates and like whatever?
I don't know, man.
That is, of course, he's the only one who can answer this.
He needs to stay strong, says John Smith.
And that's my gut too here, brother.
I will not be a marriage breaker and like a forestaller of future new white life, right?
Like what's more important, him contributing to a cause that is, let's be honest, fractured and faces an uphill battle or getting more beautiful kids and keeping his job and his wife and his house.
Go ahead, Smasher.
I was going to say, like, I'm not telling him to divorce his wife, but ultimately, do you want a woman raising your children who is a gay retard?
Because then your children are probably going to end up gay retards.
Let's be real.
Good point.
And two, this ends in divorce, probably no matter what, unless she comes around.
And so you need to shit test her every step of the way.
Make her prove that her worldview is more correct than yours.
So, you know, continue hitting her with predictions.
It works.
If she like really loves you, it will work.
You know, you say this is going to happen, or oh, I bet this person is responsible for this.
All the things that we say that come true, you know, keep doing it to the point where she literally can't deny it.
Make her tell you that you are right.
Even if she's like, I don't agree with you, but like, okay, you were right about one thing.
Like, just make, just make her keep doing that.
Make her eat crow until she either comes around or leaves you, because those are the two options.
Very smart comment.
Failing a shit test on fundamental metaphysics is basically failing God.
And yeah, if she were just hostile to it, was like, I don't want you to get in trouble.
And, you know, I don't know about all this Nazi stuff.
Then I would be like, bro, just like, you know, change your sock up or whatever.
But if she's pro-LGBTQ and pro-race mixing, then you've got a problem on your hand and you got to get this bitch in line.
Right.
Yeah.
Well, and like I say, if you screw them the right way, they'll follow you.
So try to try to work on that part.
Yeah.
But yeah, like that's a very good question.
Like, if your wife is saying that, yes, I would be accepting or even happy for our daughters to marry a black man or to turn out to be purple-haired lesbian marching in the street.
Yeah.
And I'm guessing this guy is young too.
Like, I'm going to, I'm going to give this guy license to go harder.
Personally, I'm going to say, yeah, I don't, it feels wrong, right?
Just like the mask, putting kids behind masks feels wrong and tucking your tail to this race mixing LGBTQ brainwashed lady.
She might be lovely.
She might just, you know, have a serious case of the programming.
It doesn't feel right.
And it doesn't seem white.
And it doesn't seem like the male leadership thing to do either.
Just show her love and show her leadership and see where that goes.
smasher's gonna say show her the uh put her over your lap thank you islam yep uh yeah Show her botched tranny surgeries until morale improves.
Show her the child traffic documentary.
Since you love diversity so much, we're converting to Islam.
Put this hijab on.
But not the bako botsi part.
Hey, all right.
Anything else for this guy?
I mean, this is a big one.
So we're, I don't know if we have a consensus here.
Sam's saying, screw her, right?
I'm saying this is sort of a hill to die on.
And Smasher's saying, what again?
What's your TLDR?
She's, she is going to leave you if you don't convince her.
So like unabashedly and continuously beat her over the head with our talking points and predictions.
There you go.
Physically touch her.
You know, good save.
Good save.
Yep.
And you are going to hate yourself and be gnawing at the inside of your cheek and resentful as hell if you are kept like a little gilded middle of the road sivnet when you know that things are messed up out there.
I mean, I'll just say if you want fucking nigger grandkids, then do nothing.
All right, bro.
Right.
I agree with Smash.
Now, the only, the only counterpoint there, and we'll move on after this, is that just because one parent is one way and another parent is the other way, it doesn't mean that the kids are going to default to mom's viewpoints from my experience.
But the daughters probably will.
Maybe, maybe not.
Daughters love their fathers and really don't want to disappoint them.
I mean, look, like I just, you know, my religion thing.
Bro, Colburners exist for a reason.
Absolutely.
But mom frog marched me to church.
I hated it.
My dad didn't go to church.
And the second I had the ability to, you know, be free for myself, I chose dad's way, for better or worse, not getting to the religious thing.
So I don't think his daughters are like doomed to adopt moms.
Maybe that's naive to adopt mom's like sick ideology.
If he's invested and a good father and a good example, I think there's still hope for those girls, even if mom is irredeemable.
Yep.
All right.
Our man Blitz.
Blitz was in there.
I don't know if he's still on.
You know, I don't want to put him on the spot.
He was kind enough to send in a nice little note.
Oh, Blitzy baby, where are you?
He's probably out working out.
He's working out.
Yeah, by the way, I think it's fair for me to say that we made a love connection for our man Blitz.
Remember that when we were like, he's a very eligible bachelor.
Make Papa proud?
I think that Blitz has a pretty positive thing going on there.
In partial, thanks to us and in partial, thanks to somebody who may be there in the chat.
I don't know.
But Blitz asks, how can we reform a guy in this thing who blames all his issues on the Jews instead of taking action and bettering himself?
In other words, finding a balance between, well, it's two questions.
So we know what he's talking about, right?
Like the fat guy who's like, it's the Jews and like he drinks too much and is fat and doesn't work out.
And then his other one, finding a balance between life and our ideology.
That's like the whole show in and of itself.
But Sam, you know what I'm talking about.
The like Jews did this guys who don't seem to have a lot of agency.
Well, what I would say is the Jews, just like the niggers or any other group or any other force, is they are going to be there.
They are always going to be there.
And so it's the reason that they are gaining any power is because we have not taken power or seized power, whether in our own lives or the nation or whatever scale you want to make it.
So, you know, it's like a natural force in a way, right?
When there's a dead animal, the maggots and the fleas and everything all devour the carcass.
So those are the things that are.
It's a really nice picture you've painted, Sam.
Those forces of nature are always there.
Remember that the Negro and the Jew and all those things, they're only operating according to their nature.
So until we assert ourselves as Aryans, then we suffer the consequences of the manifestation of those other groups.
Yeah, I'll just say, hey, Stan gets a shout out here every once in a while because he drops some unvarnished wisdom.
And he's like, guys, we sit around in these chat groups and infight and argue about things that we don't have control over.
It's a huge problem, right?
Complaining and knowing the enemy, like know your enemy, rage against the machine, job one, right?
You can't defeat your enemy if you don't name him and if you don't know him and you don't name him.
But that's not enough, right?
It's this is not like a cool kids club for the woke.
This is not about like, I have this esoteric wisdom about how the world really works and that is good enough.
And I have some racist friends or even an online circle.
That is not enough.
We are not getting anywhere with that.
You have to be the avatar.
If you don't look like Adonis, and I'll be honest, I don't look like Adonis right now.
After hitting my weight, I packed on a few this summer in self-indulgence.
It's not acceptable.
I need to look like Adonis again.
Smasher, you too.
Sam always looks like Adonis.
Cut, chiseled, ready to rock and roll.
But seriously, I got no love handles.
Oh, all right.
Absolutely.
But yeah, you know, Blitz, I would talk to that guy and just be like, look at yourself.
Like, would the Jews look at you and rub their hands or would they be slightly intimidated or afraid?
If the answer is the former, then you got work to put in.
I was at the gas station today, and some Jew came in and they stared at me the entire time they're in the gas station.
And they either recognized me or they recognize the anti-Semitic aura that I put off.
And both of them are absolutely acceptable to me.
Yeah, absolutely.
The enemy knows they recognize you when you're out there.
That's right.
So, and to the question of balancing our ideology in real life, that's tough.
So many of our guys with either legitimately or a meme case of the autism spending too much time online and dwelling in this and not the grisly reality of the world.
Stop being fake online.
Stop playing a character.
I'm not telling you to dox yourself, but like stop playing a character.
I'm the same way in real life that I am on the internet, and that's how I've been since day one of getting involved with this.
Yep, that's right.
All things in moderation, guys.
Yeah, you can't go overboard.
We absolutely want committed soldiers, and we also don't want online memeing LARPers either.
Easier said than done, I know, finding the balance between like happiness in this world and despair, productivity, and just self-indulgence.
So, all right, let's see.
We are going to move on.
Thank you, Blitz, for the question.
I'm guessing old Blitzy had to go to sleep or he's in the gym.
Poor little guy's all tuckered out.
He's all tuckered out.
Yep.
And great comment.
Oh, there he is.
Oh, he's still listening.
Blitz, you're welcome to hop on if you want.
No problem.
I think I have given you microphone authorization.
It's really hot in here.
I should open the windows, but I kept them closed that there weren't any crickets or cicadas or whatever the hell else is making racket out there.
And let us go to Andre and or one of many good friends, longtime listeners, putting them on the spot.
I don't know if they got something on the hopper or not.
And Blitz, you can, if you're at the mic, go ahead and chime in, brother.
All three of you, you're all authorized.
Get Andre on there.
I want to hear about him.
Doing all this at one time together?
Talk over Joel.
Yes.
Talk over each other.
Let's go.
There you go.
We're going to go with this.
All right.
Andre, you, you, Andre, you have better audio.
So you get to go first.
One of many, knock back a couple more.
So we got you a real stem winder coming after Andre.
Andre, how are you, buddy?
I just want to give you thanks and kudos.
You have been such a good friend, fan of the show, supporter.
You feed us more ideas for content than we ever could.
You were the one who said, hey, coach, you should get Tom Sewell on the show.
Bless you for that.
How are you, brother?
Oh, fantastic.
I am so glad that that show happened in the first place, especially considering what happened later on.
I hope he's doing all right.
Yeah, he's in the slammer, right?
And Australia is going down the tubes counterclockwise or clockwise, whichever way it is.
Andre, you are at least he's not in an unvaccinated camp, right?
Yeah, yeah, that's true.
Seriously.
Andre, you are, well, ethnicity, religion, and fatherhood status for us, buddy.
You earned it.
Oh, bud.
Okay.
Let me pull this up.
I got that all right in front of me.
I am mostly southern European.
It's mostly Romanian, about 40% of that.
Northwest European broadly and 20-some percent Eastern European.
I have 0% Ashkenazi in me at all.
So I've been trying to sneak that in on any of the updates.
Very good.
Romanian, very high priority for your identity, Codrianu and the Iron Guard and all the rest.
Oh, 100%.
I'm still trying to get through that whole conversion process to Orthodoxy and take up my grandfather's mantle.
Still a long time coming.
I've been sitting around in the Lutheran camp for too long and just needed to make that final push and get out of there.
All right.
And Andre, you wife shopping currently?
You with somebody?
Yeah.
These whole COVID bullshit is kind of stifling any chances of intimacy happening at the moment.
I don't know about that.
Oh, come on.
That sounds like a cope.
You know, there happens to be a border in between us, but you know, details.
Sure.
Hey, borders aren't real.
Yeah, I can just hop right over that, you know, spend a couple days in Canadian jail.
You're Tanna.
Trail me with maple syrup.
Who knows?
Yeah, no, I got something good.
I got something where I don't have to worry about the kinds of problems that that one dude you were talking about with his wife has.
She's on board with everything.
Oh, all right.
So you're dating somebody, but it's like she's in Canada, right?
You got a girlfriend up in Canada that you tell your friends about.
Yeah.
You're not going to stick with them at school.
You know, she's, you know, she's real in my mind.
All right.
Good deal.
Good deal, brother.
Well, good luck.
Good God.
Yeah, I didn't even think about like long-distance dating in the time of COVID, right?
You know, love in the time of cholera, love in the time of COVID, a little Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
I'm young enough to talk if anything bad goes on.
They stand with the state.
They stand in a defense.
I'm just kidding.
How wild is it that the U.S.-Canada border?
The U.S.-Canada border is like totally locked down, right?
You cannot get across that thing.
But U.S.-Mexico border, oh, baby.
You know, you want to get a thick Latina GF Mammy girlfriend or whatever.
Like, just pop across the Rio Grande.
Back of Florida.
Non-existent border wall and just grab one.
Take them back.
Take two.
Take three.
That's right.
That's right.
All right, Andre, we fanned your balls enough.
You got a question for us or did you just want to hear your voice on the radio?
Let's see.
I did want to ask a little something considering there is a lot of youth that are slowly coming into our movement here.
For the guys out there that lack a lot of the social skills that most of us seem to have innately, especially ones doing podcasts and whatnot, do you take the chance on them to integrate them into your community?
Hope for the best, you know, be a little wingman for them, shepherd them along, or is that too much when you've already got all these other people you have to safeguard in your community?
Let me clarify that.
Are you asking about young, edgy guys and taking a chance on bringing control?
People that aren't exactly like, they haven't had the time to integrate fully into what's expected.
And when you say integrate into things, do you mean because they are Fed posting retards or they're not all the way there yet?
A bit of both.
I'd say a bit of both.
You should groom everybody you can.
Yeah, there you go.
Isolate that, Jack, if you're even listening.
Jack's been totally silent.
New sense.
That man's passed out on his keyboard.
Oh, no!
All right.
I mean, Jack is 16 years old himself, and we were confident enough to bring him into the pool.
We were born on the same day.
Yeah, to be honest, yeah.
So we'll read at an 18-year-old level.
So that's meme.
Yeah.
I'll give a quick serious answer here, Andre.
I don't think anybody should be messing around with quote-unquote kids under 18 just for legal reasons, et cetera.
Like, it's just not worth it.
Like, both on principle as well as like, yeah, they are their parents' wards, then it's not for you to like coach a teenager in high school with the cat.
Yeah, you know, maybe if you know them, if you're friends already, you can have camera conversations, of course, but not some stranger off the street.
Two, I'm thinking that young wild, like, you know, the old maxim that like single women are the most dangerous thing in terms of like doxing or like coming and playing footsie with our ideas and then turning and going back.
I'm going to guess that young white guys are risky on two fronts.
One, that they may be Zoomers or Zoomer next generation who are used to like getting their way and like my opinion matters.
And if you don't necessarily agree with them or give them like instant respect, they might bite you.
And two, there are a lot of like young, unstable guys out there who could introduce risk.
So I don't want to be like, yeah, counsel these young guys and bring them into your fold and bring them away just because I wouldn't want to give advice to somebody that I couldn't possibly take myself, but I'll leave it at that.
Well, you could tell them to listen to the full house.
Sure.
There you go, Sam.
Thank you.
I heard a hey, coach.
Was that Blitz from Beyond the Wall?
Yes.
Yes, sir.
Hey.
Chime in on that as the resident Zoomer here.
Go ahead, David.
I would say don't reach out to them.
Let them reach out to you.
And don't go too far beyond what they ask you for.
If they're willing to reach out and ask for advice, give them that advice.
But don't go out and try to be their father figure yet until we have the infrastructure to bet these guys and make sure they aren't going to cause issues.
Because there are a lot of guys my age that are really just socially regarded and they're not going to be safe.
But we need to take as many of those neighbors as possible because as our uncle says, they who own the youth own the future.
So I've met plenty of those retards.
That's the entire basis of this conversation in the first place.
Well, I would say this goes back to, you know, just be your, like, with the internet persona where like you pretend to be somebody you're not.
Like, you know, I'm, I'm a national socialist.
It's my entire worldview.
It's how I live my life.
And so when I talk about politics or whatever, like I might couch things in certain ways so that it is digestible to annoy me or it doesn't get me in trouble or whatever.
You know, you have to be careful and you have to be smart about this.
It's sales.
But, you know, everything that I say, I do not portray my principles.
And so I have had people that are like, hey, you know, can you tell me more about this?
Or like, okay, well, why do you really think that?
Or, you know, and then you get kind of, then you can go a little bit harder and a little bit harder.
And so if you are just being that good national socialist In the appropriate way, in which you can, people will be curious about it, especially because, like, our worldview is so good at predicting outcomes, and we are able to make sense of all of this chaos.
Like, the rest of the world looks at the United States and they're like, What is going on?
The way that we make fun of Florida, the rest of the world does that about the United States in general because things are so crazy here, it doesn't make any sense.
And we are here making sense of things because the missing puzzle piece that is the only way to see any of it is the JQ.
Yeah, and because we see that, we can make sense of everything that's going on, at least generally.
And that's that's a powerful thing, you know, your self-actualized, self-confident worldview and persona-not really persona, but when you understand what I'm saying, you know, that that's a powerful thing, and people will be drawn to it.
White people are craving our message, our product sells itself.
Amen.
Uh, speaking of our message and selling itself, uh, one of many, are you there, brother?
And are you sober enough to speak?
We're joking.
He's like, Hey, I'm kicking it tonight.
I had a couple cold ones.
How are you, buddy?
I'm doing great.
I'm one of many, and I'm retarded.
You're quite smart with the written stuff out of you.
Oh, here it goes, Sam.
Way to talk some already.
Oh, no, it's great.
Great seeing you guys, Sam.
Always a pleasure.
If you're still in here and not falling asleep, great time.
Um, but on the retarded point, yes.
No, when I was Blitz's age, I was idiot, I was really dumb.
I can't like understate that.
I got red-billed really like high school.
High school, I was on stormfront back in the day.
Holy shit, or oh, shoot, I just sorry.
Oh, it's just for me, right?
That's all right.
Thousands of hours lost spending time arguing about minutia and not really understanding that a lot of people are just interacting with controls, they didn't really care.
And the core part of our like our worldview is this organic desire on like a true community, true life feedback there, uh, true, like, life-positive.
Can I say that?
That sounds like too new agey, but like a life-positive sort of worldview because, like, it's cliche by now, but it's true.
Because you look on like fortune, the cesspit of the internet.
And back in the early aughts, it was worse, but it was way worse.
But that's where it came from.
Yeah, well, but you have people on poll that were advocating for, like, oh, hey, let's get my life together, or people on fit were just like, I don't want to be fat, and other parts of the internet where you had the social check, the maladjusted people, the malcontent, people that were like, yeah, there's something wrong with this.
I don't like it.
I want to get something better out of it.
That's where more quality started to develop.
And you started to get this weird balancing act as time went on, where today we can totally see.
Like, I know many Zoomers that have just huge problems relating with their own generation.
Even kids they've grown up, the Breakdown has been.
I can't really put it all into words.
I was over the weekend, I was talking with two Zoomers that are like in middle school.
Like, so they're just barely Zoomers, not even alpha, right?
And it's, I thought I was an idiot when I was their age, but like, that was on me for them.
Like, it's, it's, it's a travesty.
I like, I can't necessarily feel anymore just how bad stuff has gotten.
But we're the community, the broad WN sphere, minus some bad actors, are trying to build families, build communities, build a positive social, a parallel society, can I say?
Yeah.
Like, before, unquestionably.
Yeah.
We're trying to build that before we have right now turns into a dumpster fire or a rotting corpse.
Either way, it's going to be bad.
But we're the ones that are going to be coming out of this well.
Not the people that are trusting in the science, not the people that are trusting the government, not even some of the people that can't get over some of their preconceived notions about how things have to be.
Just today, working with a guy outside, literally digging ditches.
And the idea, like, he's, it's not like the government hates us per se.
There are actors that do hate us.
And rhetorically, it's a good talking.
But from my own personal experience, the people in the upper elected position in the broad sphere of stuff, they resent like they see you as beneath them.
Not necessarily a hate, unless you defy them, in which case they get really agitated.
It's frankly pathetic, but it's there are layers of echo chambers in this whole thing.
And the idea that malice and incompetence can happen at the same time, even from the same people, is beyond the pale for just people that have grown up on the TV for their whole generation.
Yeah, people can play anymore.
Yeah, go ahead.
No, they're scrambled.
It's funny.
I don't know.
Have I met you, Johnny?
Your voice sounds familiar.
I don't know if you sound like this year.
This year.
Okay.
Yeah.
All right.
Very good.
Yeah.
I didn't connect the Johnnies in this thing.
Yeah.
Too many Johnnies.
The Johnny question.
Gas and all.
No, I'm kidding, Prader.
Thank you.
Jesus.
Calm down.
Good thing I have an NBC rated gas mask.
Yeah.
It's almost midnight here.
Sammy Baby needs his sleep.
There was a question in the chat about, and all points taken, Johnny, thank you for that.
We're slogging our way through this.
And to be honest, mostly, most of us are hoping for a savior to come along to just tell us what the hell to do.
Right.
And understandably, and there's other, like in our bones, we know that this is probably going to come to fighting our way out of this.
There you go.
I'm not even fan posting.
I'm just saying, like, what we do is we organize.
Like, the only way out of this is through it.
So we organize.
We, you know, whether you want to say that you build an arc or we're building a life raft or we're building our cabin in the woods or building our gated community, our colleague.
Kind of analogy you want to use, like we have to build a vehicle and then just charge through the crowd of hundred pluralism.
Peaceful.
100%.
And we have to be willing to embrace that struggle because that's the entirety of what makes up our being and what makes us a great race and great people.
I'm able to build this foundation.
There's joy and struggle, too.
Oh, it's fantastic.
It's so much fun doing this stuff, man.
That's something that keeps me, that's something that keeps me going is the idea that, like, my ancestors fought battles for me to be here.
And I bet every single one of them is looking at me right now going, man, I wish I could have, you know, been faced with an enemy so great.
And, you know, so it's like, I just think about that and I'm like, I get to fight the best fight that people with my name for thousands of years have ever fought.
I get the best enemy so far.
Yep.
Well, Tolerant Fellow, too.
Real quick, Tolerant Fellow made a nice point the other day with all questions about these issues, COVID, masks, fandates, etc.
He's like, would the Jews use this to their advantage?
And if the answer is yes, then so should we.
We should be taking a full spectrum opportunity for anti-maskers, anti-vaxxers, et cetera, to bring them into the fold while being respectful that not everybody is as edgy or as well-read as you.
There's a total sneering problem with our thing, whether we call them normies, whether we call them Magatarts.
I've been guilty of it myself.
God knows they're frustrating as hell.
But if you're really a white nationalist, if you're really pro-white, you're going to want to bring those people under your wing.
And they're not going to want to come under your wing if you're Johnny know-it-all, like looking down on them as flyover boobs with their Fox News and stuff, even though we know that's a problem, right?
They're victims.
They're frustrating.
Yeah, please.
One excellent thing on that topic is: if you ever read The Prince by Nicolo Machiavelli, go read it or get an audio book.
Because there's a part about Fortune is a fickle mistress.
She values the bold, values those that act.
Like the Romans didn't leave problems up to chance.
They didn't push off into the future for their disadvantage.
They dealt with it now, or they built up for it when it had to be dealt with later.
And that's the way, having read a number of, like, I don't want to be like know-it-all and everything, but reading a lot of Jewish material from at least two centuries ago, that was their kind of mentality of like, okay, we have this bad sort of dynamic over here.
How can we take advantage?
And other people have done that too.
It's the right strategy, the right way to go forth, and it keeps up morale.
And on the problem of like knowing it all and everything, this is going to what Smasher was saying.
I personally, there's a what was it back in like 2015, all that energy up to 2016.
You remember the whole plebs versus patricians meme, all that stuff?
Yep.
You had the whole NRX crowd, all these others, which like just basically dead going on about all these grandiose philosophers, different terminology, all these things.
But they could never simplify it.
They could never tie it down because it was just fluff, philosophical fluff.
Yep, mental masturbation.
Exactly.
And that's a great song, by the way, by Jack.
Right now, we have the meme of like, you know, the grug brain and the galaxy brain, and then you have the midwit in the center.
And it's very true because once you fully understand something and you get so far onto the right side, you know the ins and the outs, it becomes simple.
And the sort of definitive, authoritative statement that you can make is going to sound grug brain to someone that thinks they know what they're talking about.
I know you know exactly what they're talking about.
Exactly.
All right.
Hey, guys.
That's why leftists.
That's why.
Oh, I was just going to say, that's why like leftist and communist memes are always these wall techs and ours are like just the letter N and we win.
Except unless you're unless the N button on your keyboard is not broken, then you're SOL.
Thank you, everybody.
I can't possibly go around the horn and thank everybody.
Before we do, though, I almost forgot.
New White Life.
It's at the end of the show.
Don't worry.
We got Navigating the Collapse.
I think, Jackie Baby's got a ton of post-production work to add in and epic navigating the collapse, plus closing music.
But I did want to say to Dr. and Mrs. Gruggulus, PhD, they welcomed a big, beautiful baby boy.
I think it was their first.
Blessed be our cone-headed babies.
I saw that that baby had a cone head from the struggle to come into the world.
Don't worry about it.
You could even take it to the bank that that's a good thing.
That's natural.
He went through struggle to get in there, compressed his brains really nice, and that thing bounces back.
Our first came out with the worst cone head.
I thought he looked like sloth when he came out.
And the nurses were like, don't worry.
Yeah, his nose was all bent out of shape.
He pooped.
He had a cone head.
I was like, good God, what happened here?
And he was looking beautiful.
But, you know, Grug wasn't worried.
I was just mentioning, I love that name too, Dr. Grugulus, PhD.
Also, congrats to the Grugglings.
There you go.
All right.
Derek's going to come in on the next one.
There was a question.
Oh, yeah.
We got so many loose ends here.
Got time up and bring this puppy home, as we say.
The Barnes family welcomed a baby girl recently, and she did come.
I had a schedule.
I know the Barnes were worried about that one, how her health was going to be, but she for being slightly premature.
I don't know exactly how premature.
She looked beautiful and healthy.
Real reminder for parents out there worrying, even if they come a month or two or more early, that's still a real big, beautiful baby.
And they said that they are elated.
So congratulations to the Barnes.
Also wanted to give a shout out to Official Narrative Respector who sent us one of the nicest notes in a while.
He said, hey, coach, just wanted to say I've been listening to you since We Who See.
And that was, of course, our epic episode with Blind Dad.
Would love to have Blind Dad.
If you're out there listening, sir, if your hearing hasn't failed you yet, I'm sorry.
Terrible.
I was just going to say, how's he going to listen to us if he's blind?
Sorry.
Wheels falling off.
And he says he's been in love since.
I'll add a no-homo for you there, official narrative respector.
He says, you're doing such important work, and I wish everyone could listen to and see.
You do white nationalism well, and you're a pillar of our community.
Sam and Smasher are the best.
Oh, I'll stop reading.
And I wouldn't be here today without you guys.
Thank you.
Official narrative respector.
Absolutely.
You're okay yourself, sir.
Hail victory.
So hail, yeah.
Yep.
Hail to everybody who was listening and watching in on Telegram.
And of course, everybody who's listening after the fact.
Good God, I hope this was recorded.
And Jack can work some wonders after it.
Jackie Baby, thank you for staying with us and playing that opening music, even if it was scratchy at the beginning.
Well, I mean, I'm recording it on my end as well.
So from my recording, it's going to sound good for the release.
Hell if something went wrong and we didn't get a recording, you have to remake the whole show imitating everybody's voices.
You can't get me to speak again, Ed Lib.
That will not happen.
Well, jokes on you.
I'll just sum my several multiple personal personalities.
I'm just going to come over there and talk to you.
I mean, porque no los dos.
There it is.
TC only a problem when you argue for personalities.
No, you're breaking up a little bit.
They're one of many.
You know what?
He sounds a little bit like Warren, Ahab.
They have the same manner of speaking and sort of pace to their commentary, which, of course, isn't going to be a good idea.
Oh, I guess they've been in the same room before, though.
Damn it.
I was going to say that.
Yes.
I've never seen them in the same room together.
Listen to that chuckle.
That was Warren's chuckle, too.
Hi, Warren.
What's your next speech going to be?
Tell us here.
You're all right, Andre.
Maybe we'll have you on again.
Seriously, Sam, I got a question for you.
What is the official sweater pattern of Nazis?
What's a Nazis' favorite sweater pattern?
Oh, wow.
What could I say?
I don't know.
Hacken Kreutz.
I don't know.
Argyle.
Oh, our guy.
That's not mine.
That was Dio Vin DJ.
Blame Dio Vin DJ for that one.
He chimed in with his own little dad tumor.
Got you, Sam.
I don't know.
Blame him.
That's some dad humor for sure.
100 episodes.
We only have, what is it, 899 to go to hit the century mark.
Or the millennium mark.
Yeah.
Oh, boy.
900, I guess.
My math is off.
But thank you, big guy.
All right.
Sam, Smasher, thank you.
You're okay.
Hey, oh, yeah, bother.
Great to have you on.
I think we put in the work tonight.
No break.
I didn't get up for a pee break.
The only thing I got up with was open the damn door.
I'm sweating.
I hope I'm not getting sick again.
Anyway.
And who did we drink?
All right.
Good for you.
Yeah.
That's all I drank tonight.
There you go.
Good.
And you were nice and edgy, too.
Yeah, I was slamming bubblies, not popping bubbly, but the bubbly sparkling water.
And I had one glass of wine.
So kept the things on track.
Let's see.
Andre, thank you, brother.
And I don't even know if anybody else is still on mic.
So, Andre, you did a nice job.
I aimed to please.
Good enough.
Good enough.
All right, fam.
Full house episode 100, first ever Telegram live stream.
Went pretty damn well.
Slick interface.
Thank you, Pavel Durov.
And to everybody who made it around the censorship, we salute you.
It was recorded on a brisk and sparkling September 9th.
And now, of course, true to form, it is September 10th.
You don't follow us here on gab at gab.com slash fullhouse and drop us a line to fullhouse show at protonmail.com and full-house.com is the website.
So to all white parents out there agonizing over mask and vax mandates, I say now is the time to draw your line in the sand.
But I'm not going to tell you to go out and get fired and have your family eating dog food for sustenance.
So if you can't or you don't, I won't give you too much guff about it.
We get it.
Mr. Producer, we are going to do navigating the collapse after this.
We're going to sign off from the live stream and add NTC in the post.
So for everybody who lived, this is a lived experience for those of us who are with us here tonight, September 9th in the context.
So you'll have to re-listen or fast forward.
Listen for Navigating the Collapse.
And our closing music is Seven Nation Army, but you know 7 Nation Army, White Stripes, and probably even the awesome Hitler version.
That video you've seen this one, but you probably have not heard this one.
Jesus Christ.
You got 7 Nation Army.
Well, I'm just saying, you know, that's about the June.
The, what, six-day war or whatever.
Well, we're repurposing it tonight.
Thank you for.
Yeah.
Oh, God.
All right.
Yeah.
Way to go.
All right.
Well, fine then.
You know what?
I'm going to call it Audible because that song is that version was really good, but I'll save that for later when you're not on the show.
We're going to call it Audible and go with the great Aryan Mongolian mashup of the who, who, H-U, with the lead singer from Papa Roach.
And this one is called Wolf Totem.
It's awesome, and I don't want any of you giving me guff for having guttural Mongolian songs.
Put it on after this if you want to hear it.
MP, I don't know if you can play that.
That's asking too much.
It's awesome.
It rocks.
We love you, fam.
We'll talk to you next week.
Thank you to everybody on Telegram who listened along, to all of our special guests.
I can't name you all.
We're not going anywhere.
Stay strong.
Be safe.
And whatever you do, white power, put them up.
White power.
See ya.
All right, shut it down.
Welcome to Navigating the Collapse with your host, Nathaniel Scott.
Let's say you're camping in the woods and a sudden rainstorm interrupts your trip.
Thankfully, you already set up your tent and get all comfortable, ready for a night listening to the pitter-patter of the rain.
But alas, an afore unnoticed hole in your tent is dripping directly onto your head in a cruel parallel to Chinese water torture.
Rather than waiting to eventually go insane, here are a few ways to repair that hole with tools you may have with you in the outdoors.
These methods work best with standard plastic tarp-type materials, but may work on other materials as well.
Of course, the easiest way is to bring along a repair kit, or at the very least, a bit of duct tape.
Both aren't too expensive and wouldn't be a big burden in your pack.
But I'm assuming you aren't doing that and in a bit of a pinch.
Maybe you took a pack of chewing gum to keep you occupied in the woods.
You could very easily chew up a piece until it's malleable and patch that hole up with a bit of gum on both sides.
This method is ideal because you can pretty easily remove the gum when you get home for more proper repair.
Another method is by using paracord.
Light one end of the paracord and let it burn for a bit until you see the plastic start melting.
Using a carved stick, your knife, or some other tool, smear the melted plastic over the hole in your tent, extinguishing the flame in the same motion.
Make sure you do it on both sides, but be careful not to burn your tent down or make an even bigger hole.
If the hole is big enough, you can even put the paracord through the hole before sealing it, making the process a bit easier.
I always take a few solar blankets with me into the woods.
They're light, small, and useful in emergencies.
Depending on the location of the hole, you could drape that solar blanket over your tent in such a way that it would cover it up.
Although I would definitely recommend tying it down in some way to prevent it from blowing away.
If you have a rainproof jacket, you could use it in the same way, although it'll probably be soaked in the morning.
If all else fails, find some pine sap.
If the hole is small enough, just the sap should do the trick.
If it's a bit bigger, you'll need some kind of patch material, like solar blanket, plastic bag, wrappers, or any other waterproof material.
If you literally have nothing else, a green leaf should be enough.
Regardless, if you use pine sap, I highly recommend removing it before packing your tent up, or putting a leaf or other material over it on both sides, so it doesn't stick to other parts of the tent.
In 1147, Islamic encroachment on the Crusaders' states in the Middle East led to the formation of the Second Crusade.
While it was largely a failure, a group of Flemish, Frisian, Norman, English, Scottish, and German crusaders assisted a Portuguese army in retaking Lisbon.
A huge step in the Reconquista of Iberia.
The Crusades were one of the first times so many European peoples fought together side by side, and in my humble opinion, were a major step in creating a more cohesive white identity.
The following is a speech by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, titled, Why Another Crusade?
You cannot but know that we live in a period of chastisement and ruin.
The enemy of mankind has caused the breath of corruption to fly over all regions.
We behold nothing but unpunished wickedness.
The laws of men or the laws of religion have no longer sufficient power to check depravity of manners and the triumph of the wicked.
The demon of heresy has taken possession of the chair of truth, and God has sent forth his malediction upon his sanctuary.
O ye who listen to me, hasten then to appease the anger of heaven, but no longer implore his goodness by vain complaints.
Clothe not yourselves in sackcloth, but cover yourselves with your impenetrable bucklers.
The din of arms, the dangers, the labors, the fatigues of war are the penances that God now imposes upon you.
Hasten then to expiate your sins by victories over the infidels, and let the deliverances of holy places be the reward of your repentance.
If it were announced to you that the enemy had invaded your cities, your castles, your lands, had ravaged your wives and your daughters, and profaned your temples, which among you would not fly to arms?
Well then, all these calamities and calamities still greater have fallen upon your brethren, upon the family of Jesus Christ, which is yours.
Why do you hesitate to repair so many evils, to revenge so many outrages?
Will you allow the infidel to contemplate in peace the ravages they have committed on Christian people?
Remember that their triumph will be a subject for grief to all ages and an eternal opprobrium upon the generation that has endured it.
Yes, the living God has charged me to announce to you that he will punish them who shall not have defended him against his enemies.
Fly then to arms.
Let a holy rage animate you in this fight, and let the Christian world resound with the words of the prophet.
Cursed be he who does not stain his sword with blood.
If the Lord calls you to the defense of his heritage, think not that his hand has lost its power.
Could he not send twelve legions of angels or breathe one word and all his enemies would crumble away into dust?
But God has considered the sons of men to open for them the road to his mercy.
His goodness has caused to dawn for you a day of safety by calling on you to avenge his glory and his name.
Christian warriors, he who gave his life for you today demands yours in return.
These are combats worthy of you, combats in which it is glorious to conquer and advantageous to die.
Illustrious knights, generous defenders of the cross, remember the example of your fathers who conquered Jerusalem and whose names are inscribed in heaven.
Abandon then the things that perish, to gather unfading palms and conquer a kingdom which has no end.
If the tigers come running, we can fight em till the bloody ends.
When the elephants come, they gon' bow to my brethren.
Take him in the cage, parade him to the lion's den
Yeah, we gotta seize the day.
Hellfire raining down upon my people.
If you're gonna bring the evil, we can bury it today.