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	The White Australia idea is not a political theory.
	It is a gospel.
	It counts for more than religion, for more than flag, because the flag waves over all kinds of races.
	For more than the empire, for the empire is mostly black or brown or yellow and is largely heathen, polygamous, and partly cannibal.
	In fact, The White Australia doctrine is based on the necessity for choosing between national existence and national suicide.
	That was James Francis Abbott writing in 1916.
	True then, true now.
	And our special return guest this week is out on bail, fresh out of jail, and still White Australia dreaming.
	Mr. Producer, let's go.
	Right and clear.
	We see the light.
	Our universe is at your side.
	Please lead us to other summons for life.
	Welcome everyone to episode 112 of Full House, the world's most radically relatable or relatably radical show for white fathers, aspiring ones, and the whole biofam.
	I am your eternally committed host, Coach Finstock, back with another hour and a half.
	We'll see two hours tops of the best questions, best crew, and the best guests in the business.
	Before we meet the birth panel, though, big thanks to Mitt Gartner, Haywood, Theodore, and Longshanks for their support of the show this week.
	Not really, though, because they just felt guilty after hearing about our goose egg last week.
	Just kidding, fellas.
	Thank you very much.
	And if you, dear listener, would like to support our efforts, please check us out at gibsongo.com slash fullhouse or full-house.com.
	And with that, let's get down to business.
	First up, he is our in-house voice of reason, Christian identity expert, family musician, and most prolific father.
	He did still call our special guest that whippersnapper from down under before the show, though.
	Sam, you still got it.
	Catch up with you when you reconnect.
	Not next up.
	He and his wife are the Santa and Mrs. Claus for dozens of white children this Christmas season.
	When asked about his efforts, he shrugged his shoulders and said softly, eh, seemed like a good thing to do.
	But actually, no Smasher this week.
	He got called in last minute from a desperate housewife who described plumbing problems that needed to be urgently addressed.
	So he hopped right to it.
	And that is actually mostly true.
	And if Smasher is our Santa, then this next guy is our Krappus.
	Rolo, how are your questions looking this week?
	My questions are looking as fine as ever.
	How are your questions?
	Extensive.
	But let's not chit-chat for too long.
	Glad to have you back with us, brother.
	And thanks for keeping me on your show for three hours with no break in sub-zero temperatures.
	Check out the final storm on Americoner.org.
	Our pal Rolo puts on a good show.
	All right.
	Enough of us.
	And finally, our very special and newly emancipated guest.
	He is, of course, the most prominent leader of the resistance to Australia, returning to tradition and again becoming an open-air penal colony.
	The head of the National Socialist Network, one of the most persuasive and charismatic leaders in the cause today.
	And indeed, fresh out of solitary confinement, Thomas Sewell.
	Welcome back, brother.
	Oh, victory.
	Glad to be back.
	And a happy summer of solstice to you.
	Looky, guys, you're living it up down there.
	Shorts and t-shirts, warm weather.
	Congratulations on getting out.
	Thank you.
	I appreciate it.
	And I wouldn't have gotten out if it wasn't for the tens of thousands of dollars that was donated to the legal fund.
	Hell yeah.
	Because the first ballot we did was a big flop.
	And it looks like money talks when you are in the justice system.
	So the next one we did, we got a very expensive lawyer and went through all the processes and paid all the money that you meant to pay.
	And magically, you get a little bit of justice when you put, you know, I think it was like 30 grand we put on the table for the whole charade.
	So, and we didn't have that money that the cops took.
	Yeah, as I said, before I got locked up, even before I got locked up, they were taking tens of thousands of dollars off us.
	And yeah, so I appreciate everyone helping out with that.
	And wouldn't be free if it wasn't for the money, basically, as sad as it sounds.
	Amen.
	Money well spent.
	It's damn good to see you out.
	You did shave the beard and you're looking like you're getting back into fighting shape.
	We tried to carry the flame and everybody kept it up while you were away.
	Got to ask at the top, you were away for what, almost half a year?
	No, more?
	Seven months.
	Seven months.
	And most of that was in solid.
	Most of that was in solidarity.
	Every day.
	Every day.
	All right.
	How was it, Tom?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it was a religious experience.
	Did you have any epiphanies or did you ever question your commitment?
	Or was it just steal your resolve?
	I never questioned the idea of being committed, but I certainly questioned what is being asked of me in this commitment.
	So there was never any wavering thought in my mind as to a full 100% commitment to this eternal struggle.
	But certainly numerous different conflicting and contradictory ideas were rattling around in that little 2x2.5 meters concrete box, you know, for that period of how do we overcome this struggle and what am I being asked to do?
	And yeah, there were certainly many epiphanies at an interpersonal level and at a, I guess, a macro civilizational level.
	Sure.
	Did they force you to get jabbed while you were in?
	No, they didn't.
	No.
	They tried to coerce, but they didn't physically hold me down and inject me with the monkey aids.
	Very good.
	We will ask about that later.
	Speaking of monkey aids, two of your comrades came on the show while you were away, did an excellent job describing the tyranny down under, although they did say that they had taken a renewed interest in Gregor Strasser while you were away.
	I thought that was curious.
	But no, I'm Josh and brother.
	I was going to say, geez, I'm going to have to start another investigation.
	Clean, clean it up.
	Give me, bro.
	Night of the long.
	Have I not got enough on my workload?
	Jesus.
	I know.
	I imagine you do.
	Yeah.
	Well, thank you for making time with us.
	So fresh out.
	And I know you're making the circuit.
	What was the single toughest part about being there?
	Other than, you know, isolation and being alone with your thoughts, anything that really stands out?
	Well, I think when you're first locked alone with your thoughts, that is pretty difficult.
	And what I've been saying to people since I've gotten out is that if you're uncomfortable in your own company, then maybe you should do time in solitary confinement.
	Because, yeah, if there's something bothering you, then you need to resolve it.
	And if you don't resolve it, it will continue to bother you.
	And you're either going to distract yourself or you're going to resolve it.
	And when you're in solitary confinement, there's really not much to distract yourself with.
	So you do have to resolve all these issues that you have.
	So that's the hardest thing the first couple of weeks, certainly is having that interpersonal, that psychological exorcism.
	You know, there's been many studies done, I think, of what happens to people in the first couple of days and couple of weeks of being in solitary confinement and the kind of experiences or supernatural or psychological experiences that they have.
	And it's certainly very interesting.
	And the coping mechanisms that most people use is to distract themselves with very heavy medication.
	Most of the people in solitary confinement, almost everyone, I think, except myself was on very heavy medication.
	And did they try to push it on you?
	Yeah, they tried.
	I didn't take anything at all.
	I didn't take a single pill at all.
	But yeah, they do try to push that stuff on you.
	And yeah, so that's definitely the hardest thing those first couple of weeks.
	The hardest time you'll ever do in prison is the first day.
	That's the longest day of your life.
	The hardest week you'll ever do is the first week.
	The hardest month you'll ever do is the first month.
	You know, like it's just, it just gets easier with time.
	Like when you're in those conditions and it gets to a point where there's nothing more they can do to you.
	When you get put in the worst of the worst of the worst possible solitary confinement conditions and deny you all sort of human contact.
	And I mean, a lot of people sent me letters and some like most of those letters never came through.
	And the ones that did, most of them rocked up two months, two and a half months, three months after they were sent.
	So they really tried to isolate me as much as they could for the first three months, even from just getting letters from people in the community and people in the wider movement.
	So they did everything that they could.
	And yeah, towards the end, the hardest thing, I don't know.
	You become harder than your environment.
	So it's almost like there's nothing hard left except you.
	Yeah, towards the end.
	I like to tell my kids that you get used to anything as difficult to believe as that is, especially when it comes to prison.
	Now, do you think that they targeted you specifically with the extended solitary or was everybody getting that treatment?
	No, they targeted me.
	No, 100%.
	So as I said previously, if you're a child murderer, if you're a child rapist, if you're, you know, if you're a drug dealer, you know, if you're a petty criminal or an organized criminal, yeah, you have friends, you get run outs, you get to do what you want.
	Like you, most people either get put in a protection unit or a mainstream unit.
	Those are the two main sort of pathways.
	And those units have sort of six to eight hours out of day.
	All that means, whether it's protection or mainstream, just depends on whose company you're going to be keeping.
	So if you're in mainstream, you're mostly with other petty criminals and woman bashers and domestic violence stuff.
	And it's pretty medium security stuff.
	And there'll be like, there'll be violent criminals in there as well, but usually a lower violence rating.
	But often if there'll be well-behaved, like higher violence rating prisons in there, like there'll be murderers and stuff in there as well.
	And then protection prisoners, it's the same conditions.
	It's the same routine.
	Like you get about eight hours out of your cell.
	But and you can make friends with whoever you want and you can do gardening or work in the kitchen or go to the gym, go to the library.
	But most protection prisoners are informants and crown witnesses and pedophiles and rapists and stuff like that.
	So obviously those are the two mainstream normal pathways, either mainstream or protection.
	And that option was never given to me.
	So I was put in the isolation units and I spent time in four different isolation units, two at an assessment prison and two at a, I guess you could call it like a, you know, the bigger prison, the really large scale sort of private run prisons.
	And yeah, all those conditions were what you would call super max, you know, like just super max isolation, not allowed to talk to anyone.
	No, I got, as I was saying in previous podcasts, I got two runouts in seven months.
	So with another prisoner.
	And that wasn't even in physical contact.
	That was just through a cage.
	So I could talk to another human being through a cage for about, I think it was two hours over a seven month period.
	I got about six Skype calls, I think.
	And I could make a phone call almost every day, probably four or five days a week.
	I'd get put in the phone box and sometimes six, seven days a week if we got lucky.
	And you'd get about 10 minutes in there to check your emails in this little concrete box.
	They take you out of your cell, put you in the concrete box, another concrete box, and you could check your emails.
	But that wasn't for the first three months.
	That wasn't until I got moved to the private prison.
	And yeah, so in that 10-minute period, you could make phone calls to friends and family.
	But again, it costs like $10 a phone call or something ridiculous.
	So they just try and bleed you dry.
	And yeah, I just, yeah.
	It's like I had the money sent through, but just the thought of wasting $10 on a phone call was just, to me, like unnecessary.
	Sure.
	Bless you for that.
	Yeah, the thought occurred that you had it way tougher than Hitler.
	You didn't have your Hess next to you to take dictation of your manifesto, which I understand that you did write a little thing while you were in.
	You want to talk about it?
	What's it generally about?
	Yeah, well, I'll explain the conditions around reading and writing first.
	So I didn't even have like a desk and a chair for, I don't know, the first three months.
	So I got pen and paper or pencil and paper.
	I wasn't allowed to pen for, I think, six weeks, maybe 12 weeks.
	I can't remember.
	So a lot of it's written in pencil and paper.
	They give you these really crappy, like flexi pencils.
	I don't know, so you just stab a guard with them or something.
	It's very, very difficult to write, like horrible writer's cramp.
	But I managed to get about 1,200 pages done during that exorcism in that first three months.
	Oh, man.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	So, but I got to condense all that down.
	But yeah, I wasn't allowed any books.
	So it took a couple of weeks to get a, they gave me an NIV Bible.
	I've been told by my colleagues that that is the worst of the worst Bible.
	But that's all I had.
	So I got an NIV Bible.
	So I got the posed, the posed Bible.
	And yeah, that was really the only book I got except conveniently right next door to me in the first quarter.
	So when you first get locked up, everyone has to do now because of COVID, two weeks quarantine.
	So my next door neighbor during that two-week quarantine period, but everyone after that two weeks gets put in usually those mainstream sort of units or protection units.
	But so my next door neighbor was a guy called Neil Erickson, who is actually in the scene here in Melbourne.
	He was actually in jail because he, I think he went down, he did two things.
	He went down to a Globo Homo church and just called them faggots.
	And that was apparently disturbing a religious service.
	And he went down to the Muslims were doing like a public prayer in Fed Square.
	And he went down there with a megaphone and said, you know, Muhammad's a pedophile or something like that.
	And the cops arrested him.
	And yeah, so he went to jail for that for hurting the Muslims of feelings and faggot church leaders.
	And literally, he did jail time for it.
	So he was the one who was recording.
	He was reporting from your most recent court appearances too, right?
	So he was.
	Yeah, he was.
	So he knew he was going to jail because he was on bail after his conviction and awaiting sentencing.
	And so when he got sentenced, he obviously could show up to the prison or show up to the police station with like property.
	Whereas I was dragged out of my home at five o'clock in the morning.
	So I had a pair of trackies and a hoodie.
	But he actually went to prison with books.
	So when he left after those two weeks, he gave me two books.
	He gave me Fingerprints of the Gods and Arnold Schwarzenegger's autobiography.
	So I had two books.
	Those are the first two books I got.
	And then when they moved me to the next unit, they took those books away from me.
	They held on to them.
	They stole Neil Erickson's books, not just off me, but off him.
	They never gave them back.
	So I managed to get through them a few times in that period of a couple of weeks.
	But other than that, I didn't get books sent in for five and a half months.
	So after that, I had nothing for five and a half months.
	And so in that time, when you don't have any literature to read other than I got a romance novel at one point and I got a book.
	I got a couple given to me by the staff because the guards felt sorry for me because I wasn't allowed to go to the library.
	I had no restrictions.
	So I had like infinite restrictions.
	I had no privileges.
	They just did everything they could to try and break my spirit.
	But the guards felt sorry for me and they sort of smuggled books in for me from the library.
	And yeah, but other than that, I didn't get any books from the outside.
	Everything that was sent in was sent back.
	And it took five and a half months until we finally got like a Supreme Court letter off another prisoner to get books in.
	So in that time, I had no books really and no movement related books, at least.
	So I decided, well, you know, if you can't read, you may as well write.
	Make your terrible busy.
	Yeah, make your own book.
	Exactly.
	You don't like society, make your own society.
	You don't like your prison cell, make your own prison cell.
	So you have to talk to yourself, write to yourself.
	Yeah, I mean, I guess that is, that's probably the only, like, that's the one good thing that came out of this was you having time to sit down and write.
	Was there anything else that you're grateful for?
	Or all in all, I mean, sitting away in a box for seven months is not really something to be sought.
	It was time really well spent.
	And I know this might sound ridiculous, but I think, you know, if we're, if we're all going to live 60, 70, 80, 90 years, something like that, I think in the grand scheme of things, you know, three months, I'd say three months.
	I think everyone should try and do three months.
	Obviously, not at the government's inclination, but I think everyone should do about three months in solitary confinement at some point in their life.
	I mean, after three months, it's sort of a bit of diminishing returns.
	I definitely gained a lot in the next three months, but the most you gain is the first three months.
	And then the next three months, I'd say, was just sort of a confirmation of the new change in brainwaves.
	So, you know, they say it takes three months to break a habit and three months to build a new one.
	And yeah, so if anyone's, you know, interested in some really serious personal development, I'd suggest that they build a cabin in the woods and hide out there for three months and don't bring anything.
	Don't even bring a book.
	Like just torture yourself.
	And, you know, like come back to civilization.
	You'll have fresh eyes, fresh senses.
	and a fresh psyche, fresh spirituality, and you'll know who you are.
	So I don't think there's really any cons of going to prison for seven months.
	If I went for 10 years, I would have got a lot of work done.
	Certainly, I was getting a lot of work done while I was in there.
	I'd get 100 years worth of work done if I was in there for 10.
	It's a hyperbolic time chamber in there.
	But, you know, I was putting in 16 hour days.
	Like, it was insane.
	But, and no distractions other than the noises of the jungle, no distractions.
	Like no one really can distract you while you're in there.
	You're in a concrete box and you don't have to deal with anyone else's problems.
	And one of my biggest interpersonal flaws, which I had to go to prison to work out, is I'm too nice to people and I care about everyone else's problems and I put them first.
	And when you're in prison, people give you your problems and you can just say them over the phone or in an email.
	Look, I don't really care.
	You know, like I'm dealing with a lot worse than you.
	Like suck it up, sister.
	Like, still be a little girl.
	And I don't do that.
	Like, I had to go to prison to be able to speak to people like that.
	So I'm probably going to be a prick for the next 50 years of my life.
	And that's probably a good thing.
	I probably need to be.
	Probably too nice.
	Shake me up a little bit, you big softy.
	Yeah.
	I'm pretty tough.
	It's about how I behave with other people.
	Yeah.
	So when I was in prison, a lot of people, I mean, I guess it was, you know, a way of just sort of maybe keeping my mind off what was going on.
	But, you know, a lot of people, a lot of the human contact I got through phone calls and messages, you know, like the emails, it wasn't really so positive.
	It wasn't really positive.
	And that was a bit of a letdown.
	But it is what it is.
	I just tried not to let it distract me from the work I was doing in there.
	And yeah, as I said, 10 years would have been a lot of material loss.
	I mean, that would be hard to make up that time back in the real, the so-called real world.
	But any amount of time spent in prison is time worth spent if you know how to grow, if you know what you're doing with your life and you have a mission and you know what you need to focus on.
	Amen, brother.
	And you're out, but you're not, of course, completely out of the woods.
	Just briefly, what are you looking at?
	Do you have a court hearing months in advance or what are they going to come at you for first?
	The fracas at the news channel or the dust up in the in the cut?
	I think we've got a hearing in February to organize a trial date for the serious allegations.
	The common assault thing at the Channel 9 building, I'm not sure when that's getting heard.
	Sometime next year, I think that will go to trial.
	I'm not sure what I haven't had a face-to-face with my lawyer yet.
	We're waiting until after Christmas.
	But I think his plan is to, I'm not sure.
	I think the plan is to try and get them heard around the same time, I think.
	Fair enough.
	Definitely.
	They're in different courts, but yeah, I think to hear them around the same time.
	We'll put the donation links for the Monero or anything else that you need in the show notes.
	So audience, I know you're, Christmas is coming up.
	And seriously, Smasher organized this Operation White Christmas.
	We're basically creating anonymous Amazon lists for white kids in need.
	And they all sold out like quicker than they could barely post them.
	So lots of generosity going on over here.
	And we will not forget that you are still in a serious legal battle going forward as well.
	Yeah, this isn't going to be done anytime in the next 12 months.
	So this is this is going to be about an 18 month struggle until it's even resolved.
	And then after that, if we get a bad result, you know, sentencing could be, could be pretty harsh, could be anywhere from one year to technically anything up to 20 years.
	But realistically, yeah, like the worst case scenario is probably four years or something, three or four years.
	All right.
	Godspeed, brother.
	We'll be in touch and we'll keep supporting you.
	Transitioning into more of the news of the day and the substance that's out there and the things that we face.
	I know you've been away for over half a year, but as you no doubt noticed, COVID still sucks all of the air out of the room there, here, Omicron Delta.
	It's never ending.
	And one of the debates or one of the more vigorous debates that we have on our side is whether this is all faking gay is not fair, but it's all a distraction.
	This is smoke and mirrors or red herring because the black on white atrocities keep occurring.
	The invasion keeps occurring.
	The censorship keeps occurring.
	The politicians keep getting more corrupt and incompetent.
	It's apples, the oranges, I know, Australia and the United States, but is COVID and the real visceral tyranny that's out there that's happening to our people, is that the most important thing right now?
	Should we spend significant time on that issue?
	In terms of the podcast or just the movement as a whole?
	Movement as a whole.
	It's definitely a part of it.
	What percentage of a part is it?
	Is it a quarter?
	Is it a fifth?
	Is it half?
	For me personally, I try not to touch on it more than a quarter.
	You know, if we were to put percentages on these sort of things, I think everything's connected.
	Nothing's in isolation.
	And it's impossible to remove COVID from the equation.
	So as much as I try not to touch on it, I still do.
	And I try not to touch on it because there's so many people that, you know, it's all they talk about.
	And to me, it's like, as you said, it's like there's still all this anti-white crime, you know, there's still all this anti-white legislation.
	There's still all these corrupt and compromised traders ruling over us.
	You know, the economics is a very serious thing as well.
	Like we need to keep our eye on what's happening.
	You know, the economy is tanking.
	The inflation is starting to hit now.
	So these things are all just equally as important in understanding as this COVID stuff.
	COVID to me is, it was described when I got out as a wildcard.
	And I first sort of rejected the concept.
	And then I had a quick think about it and thought, wow, it really does cover a lot of bases.
	It really does.
	It's a one-trick pony that just, sorry, it's not a one-trick pony.
	It's a jack of all trades.
	It can just hit everything in every department.
	One size fits all.
	One size fits all.
	Exactly.
	Like it's just, it's their beautiful little thing that they're using.
	And yeah, this is all end of day stuff.
	You know, how long can they drag this out for?
	I mean, I don't know.
	They're pretty good at dragging out death, aren't they?
	Yeah.
	No, I know a lot of people are like, no, like this is like the zombie issue.
	They're really just milking it.
	It's got no legs.
	The common man is sick of it.
	And yet they really do not.
	I mean, the vax mandates for kids are creeping in here, renewed shutdowns and stuff like that.
	So yeah, I err on the side of whatever is going on, whether they're puppeteering this for their own purposes, which is, of course, they're definitely doing that, or whether this is like the tool they're using to impose complete, absolute medical, physical tyranny upon us.
	Like it's, it's real for people, you know, mask mandates, all the rest of it.
	So we have to address it.
	Like it materially impacts tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of white people and pisses them off.
	But we don't have to dwell on it because we've got so many other things to talk about.
	Well, what I will quickly say is I was talking to an anti-COVID friend of mine, didn't get into this sort of scene from the white national's perspective, but I was trying to red pool them for ages on all this stuff.
	And they didn't actually realize that we were fighting the Great Satan until this COVID thing came up.
	And they said to me, my parents keep saying to me, you've been radicalized.
	Why won't you take the jab?
	Why won't you take the booster?
	Why won't you do this?
	Why won't you do that?
	And you've been radicalized by these people on the internet, like all these conspiracy theories.
	Explain to us.
	Can you actually rationally explain to us?
	We demand that you explain to us your exact rational scientific reason for not taking all these boosters.
	And, you know, I went on this big rant against this person.
	And this person just said to me, my only answer was, I just know.
	Like, I don't care anymore.
	I don't need to give you a reason.
	I just know.
	And I just thought that was just brilliant.
	And I said, that's an instinct.
	That's an instinct.
	They're like, yep, it's an instinct.
	And I said, exactly.
	There's no debating these people.
	It's just an instinct.
	I just know.
	I just know.
	I don't have any months to feel.
	Every month.
	It's just a yes.
	You're racist and you're like, so you're anti-Semitic.
	Yeah.
	There's a lot to be anti-Semitic about.
	Thanks very much.
	Sam, welcome on, brother.
	Yeah.
	Technical discipline.
	I apologize for being late.
	The whole thing just crashed on me.
	Do I sound all right?
	A little hot, Sam.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I was listening in, though, and I was very interested.
	So, Thomas, first of all, welcome.
	And it's great to see you and hear you.
	Thanks, man.
	So these seven months you were locked up, as I understand it, you were not convicted of anything, though, correct?
	Yeah, so that was just a waiting trial.
	Yeah.
	So we don't even, we don't even, we don't even have a trial date.
	It won't be for another probably year, year and a half.
	So they were trying to keep me in there for about two and a half years without trial, two years, two and a half years without trial.
	I mean, that's usually that's kept for, you know, the murderer chef or something else.
	And then your remarks about the being confined without books and all that, which the experience you describe as like a monk, right?
	This is the same thing that they do.
	They kind of isolate themselves so that they can have enlightenment and things like that.
	So I thought that was an interesting remark as well.
	There's been lots of enlightenment.
	As Coach said, that's worse conditions than Hitler had.
	He had his hair.
	Look, I think I saw a photo of that cell they were in.
	That was pretty bougie.
	That was nice.
	That was like a little holiday camp.
	They're just sitting there, beautiful old castle, vibing with their Brodies.
	Like, that seems like a lot of fun.
	That's a good environment to just chill out with the boys, you know?
	And only a year.
	I heard Tom, you put in a short request for Jacob.
	You're like, can we please get Jacob in here?
	You know, just like, give me a money.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	When Jacob got his bail conditions, I thought, geez, that's about as bad as what I'm dealing with.
	He may as well be next door to me.
	At least we can shout at each other through the hole in the door.
	Your comradeship is Tom's trying to get his comrades into prison with him.
	He's advising people to do at least three months solitary before they die.
	Oh, man.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	I've just been passed a note, you know, Vril question mark.
	Yes, the answer is yes.
	Lots of Vril, lots of monkdom in there.
	That's for sure.
	Hell yeah.
	You get on.
	I've had that many dreams, profound dreams.
	I mean, I don't even want to talk about it.
	It's just full schizophrenic, but the Vril is just on another level.
	So unbelievable.
	I didn't know men could go this far.
	Is this what Christ felt like?
	I didn't know.
	And I'm still staying strong.
	So there's been some thiefs.
	I was going to say they've been unsuccessful.
	I've gone monk mode.
	Warrior priest.
	Pity.
	I haven't finished my book yet.
	You thought no nut November is bad, lads.
	Yeah, you think No Nut November, try No Nut 2021.
	We're almost there.
	I do have another question.
	I have another question.
	How am I sounding?
	Am I loud?
	You're good.
	You're good.
	Okay.
	You are loud and clear over.
	I'll just stay away from you.
	Well, that's the first question.
	I'll just stay away from the mic a little bit.
	But so I was reading with interest or concern the latest news with you.
	And I was comparing to in this country, you know, we had a commentator on the news made this remark about going for the kill shot against Anthony Fauci, who's our ridiculous medical expert that's advising on all this COVID things.
	And so it's being called for him to be fired and all this type of thing.
	But in your situation, you had the judge said that you will be catapulted back into jail.
	And, you know, with these liberals, they take everything and they mean everything so literally.
	And I started to envision this like Monty Python, you know, catapulting the cows over the castle wall or something.
	You know, maybe this is an angle you can work in your case.
	You know, this is like threatening language because that's what we're having here.
	It's this use of the word kill shot when this commentator was advising people, oh, here's how you argue against Anthony Fauci.
	You ask him this question, you ask him that question.
	Then you go for the kill shot.
	What do you think of that?
	Free legal advice from Sam.
	Yeah.
	I think there's some very creative, I call it photo waffen.
	There's a Photoshop waffen.
	And, you know, I just put a request in the Photoshop often division battalion chat.
	And, you know, within about 2.5 milliseconds, there's about eight different versions of what I've asked for.
	So when this podcast is over, I'll say, can someone photoshop me catapulting back into prison?
	It'll be done.
	It'll be done before you've uploaded this podcast.
	So photo waft is on point.
	We're warrior SS memetic warfare.
	They don't know what they're dealing with here.
	We're pumping out info on a plane of existence they can't comprehend.
	You know, that's why they're trying to fight us with laws and we're fighting with memes.
	Like they got no chance.
	Can we use this in a legal battle?
	No, because it's a Jewish system and they're going to lock me up if they want to lock me up and it's in God's hands and we'll see how we go.
	If I'm meant to be in jail for 10 years, I'm meant to be in jail for 10 years and I'll learn Laddie and I'll translate a whole bunch of old books and I'll rework how to be a Roman again or something.
	And I'll do all sorts of essays.
	I'll invent a new language or something.
	I'll do something crazy and write about 20 books.
	And yeah, but if I'm meant to be there for a year, I'll be there a year.
	I'll get one or two done.
	And yeah.
	So it is what it is.
	It is what it is.
	I'll be in prison exactly as many years as what I'm being asked to do.
	So let's hope I don't have that much of a workload backed up.
	So because then I'll be going there for a really long time.
	I'm hoping to get as much work done between now and whenever the sentencing is, so that I get time served.
	You know speak, speak of the system, tom.
	You guys have natural elections coming up.
	I guess they have to be held by may of next year.
	Uh, what is your or uh Nsn's opinion on that?
	You're gonna sit it out, you're gonna troll?
	It does it.
	It doesn't matter what.
	What are you thinking about?
	The elections?
	Oh geez um, from my boomer take is, uh uh, just from a like feet on the ground take, nothing to do with our movement, just general political commentary.
	If I was uh, you know, if I was someone that was in the system, my take on it would be that yeah Labor, Labor is going to walk the election.
	They're going to walk it like it's going to be a landslide.
	Yeah, they're going to absolutely stomp the liberal party.
	That's my opinion.
	Um, in the federal and liberal will stomp labor in the state.
	So it'll just do that little change of hands see-saw.
	Ye yeah, it's our turn, it's your turn.
	Hold hands and kumbaya, we destroy Australia.
	So yeah, they'll swap.
	They'll swap sides again in the federal and they'll swap sides again in in the state, and they do that all the time um, every every second election.
	That's how it works.
	So um, we're looking very the Republicans are most likely to take the House and possibly the Senate in the midterms coming up uh, next november um, so so it literally doesn't matter.
	It literally doesn't matter to you which side wins.
	Okay, it has absolutely no effect on what our plans are.
	It is literally irrelevant.
	Um it, neither party can make the situation any better and neither of the parties can make it any worse.
	They will do exactly what their masters tell them and exactly what's meant to happen will will happen.
	Um, you know, the last election that I uh voted at, I only went down there um, to just sort of donkey vote, as we call it here in Australia um, because we get a fine if we don't vote.
	And I went down there and actually the treasurer, the I think he was like the deputy leader of the Liberal Party and the treasurer was actually from my local seat, so he was actually down there handing out how to vote cards and I just beasted him.
	I just went full beast mode and called him a traitor and said, you've sold out the country.
	And uh, you know, you've packed up all our industry and sold it out overseas and you know, i'm not voting for you clowns.
	And then the Labor Party guy was was saying well, you know, if you thought about voting for Labor?
	And I was like no, you're traitors as well, like you destroyed the White Australia Policy and you're all, you're all traitors.
	And then um yeah, and then the old little old lady behind me went, who are you voting for?
	And I was just like I don't know, like none of them.
	Like you know, Clive Palmer, I don't know, you know.
	So yeah.
	And then the that's when the AFP cars rocked up afterwards.
	Yeah exactly uh, the AFP cars the, the federal police cars rocked up after I beasted Frydenberg in front of, like his wife and a whole bunch of other people.
	So yeah, like that's that's.
	The only highlight of the election day for me is is going down and voting in person and and seeing the MPS actually down there and getting a chance to just basically tell them what I think.
	So they'll be waiting for me now.
	They'll be waiting for me.
	I've said on a podcast they'll be, they'll be ambushing me now.
	I'm just not gonna vote, i've just got the fine.
	They're gonna.
	They're gonna assassinate me when I go down there to beast Fridenberg again.
	But yeah, actually they've passed.
	They've passed all this legislation.
	Now I think if you say a mean, a mean thing to a, to a uh, an elected official, you could probably go to jail.
	So yeah Yeah, they're doing their Patreon Guard or whatever it's called.
	They're doing their, you know, protect the senators from the plebs.
	You know, it's funny you mention that.
	I just watched Asha Logos has a lot of great videos that are still on YouTube.
	And he does one about sort of the subverted history of the Goths.
	And I, in my normie education, of course, always, you know, viewed the Goths as the barbarians who destroyed Rome, blah, blah, blah, savages living in the forest, you know, gladiator and all that stuff.
	But the Goths actually comprised a big component of the Praetorian Guard for the emperor because they were so Aryan and so devoted to service and duty and courage and never treason, which I just found interesting that you mentioned the Praetorian Guard.
	Well, it's exactly what Hitler says.
	When a civilization race mixes, when it dilutes its blood pool, it's only a matter of time before it's conquered by a more Aryan civilization.
	And that's all that happened at Rome.
	It diluted its blood pool.
	The Roman people were a really high Aryan race.
	They were ubermensch.
	And, you know, when they started breeding with their slaves and started, you know, like just that the plebs started outbreeding them, it was only a matter of time before a higher Aryan race came down and just cleaned them out.
	Just went, yeah, you guys have got too much money and you're too fat and weak and lazy.
	And they got cleaned out by higher Aryan culture, by Celts and Germanics and Eastern Germanics, like the Visigoths and all that.
	So it's no different to what's going to happen here.
	We just need to separate from these people, create a new civilization.
	And then, yeah, all things are limited to time, as the big AH says.
	It's pretty common sense, in my opinion.
	That's right.
	The longer we stay in Rome, the longer we're just polluting up our gene pool and slowly dying.
	And it's the slow death that we've got to be afraid of, not the quick one.
	Amen.
	Speaking of, if the elections are of no interest to you, I need just that.
	And you probably got a to-do list longer than Santa's list.
	Sorry, Christmas is coming up.
	Couldn't resist.
	But what are you focused on near term, medium term for your lads down there?
	Obviously, don't give the game away, but what are you working on?
	Mostly regrouping in terms of the social group.
	The boys interstate is going really well, but the boys down here took a really heavy hit from the system.
	The system came down really hard.
	So, yeah, there's a lot of people that have copped it really hard.
	A lot of doxings, a lot of guys lost their jobs, a lot of families suffering.
	A lot of the even the single guys without families with a lot less to lose, they've suffered really heavily from the constant police harassment.
	So just regrouping and rebuilding morale and rebuilding, starting from scratch.
	You know, if you can lose and start again at your beginning, so never breathe a word about your loss.
	You know, I'm happy to be out of prison.
	And, you know, it's sad that they've managed to disrupt three, four years of progress in a period of only, you know, six, seven months.
	But it's just time to rebuild the same way that we started.
	And that is just, you know, we started by just going to the gym together and hanging out together and having a barbecue together.
	And that's how your manabund starts.
	That's how your tribe starts.
	And, you know, we just got to get tribal and just starting from scratch.
	So that's my sort of short, medium and long-term goal is just constant community building, constant networking.
	And that just starts one training session at a time, one meeting at a time, one hangout at a time.
	That's a continuous goal, as they call it.
	In terms of short-term goals, I guess just get my life organized and re-evaluate my material possessions as well.
	I've had no property at all for a long time.
	So coming out and I've got all this stuff and all this property, I'm probably just throwing it about 90% of it in the bin because not that I'm going full Spartan.
	I don't believe in like full minimalism.
	I think there's got to be a balance.
	And, you know, I think it's good to have, I'm not going to throw out anything that has significance, like any sort of totem or family things.
	But, you know, I've had a re-evaluation of my material existence.
	And yeah, I'm probably going to throw out a lot of my stuff.
	And I got to organize my furniture.
	And yeah, it's all over the place.
	So, yeah, medium-term goals, I would say that the next six to 12 months, I'm focusing on over the next six to 12 months.
	Like my goal is to is to get at least one of these two books that I'm writing published.
	So, yeah.
	And then the only other goal that I've got going is at some point I want to be a breeder, but we're still working on that process.
	Are your books?
	I want to breed.
	I want to breed.
	Oh, look at what six months or look at what seven months did to him.
	Remember the first time you came on, you're like, I've got the cause.
	I don't, nobody's got time for that.
	And all of a sudden, Tom wants kids.
	No, I didn't say that.
	I didn't say that.
	I didn't say that.
	Yeah, put a word in my mouth.
	What I said was the cause is my first baby.
	I'm married to the cause.
	That's my first wife and my first child.
	But I want to, you know, you've got to have a spiritual legacy and a genetic legacy.
	You got to do both.
	Nothing better than the touch of the soft flesh of a woman.
	Oh, Jesus Christ.
	You know how long it's going to start.
	He's going to come.
	Come on.
	Don't tease him.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Not sure where to go from that one.
	So I wanted to ask Tom a question.
	Thomas, the books you're writing, are any of them like an autobiography?
	No, neither.
	Okay.
	Well, I only mentioned the autobiography is a very powerful way to communicate how you came to your views.
	You know, if you think about like Mein Kampf as an autobiography and My Struggle by Oswald Mosley is an autobiography and My Life by David Duke is an autobiography.
	So it's something to think about.
	Anyways, Rock.
	Well, yeah, this time in the world.
	And I have, I, I remember in my very early days, I knew an older skinhead guy who had written his autobiography about five times.
	And he, that's what he told me too, is like it was a very powerful way to communicate your ideas and especially your beliefs.
	And so I somewhat recently wrote a version of my autobiography, which is on our website.
	If you ever have a feeling like you would like to read it, it's on there.
	But it's anyways, I just offer that to you.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Well, I think book number three might be an autobiography, but I've got to get through book one and two first.
	But number two, I sort of got halfway through finishing the draft of book number one and I started having ideas for a second book already.
	And I didn't want to just be like, I'll postpone that.
	I'll put it off.
	I'll wait till I finish this completely.
	You know, my earliest memory is, I think I was four years old and I was playing Monopoly and my, I wanted to play Scrabble and my granddad said, you know, you got to, you got to pack up the first before you open the next one.
	And I'm still learning that lesson.
	I still haven't learned it.
	It's clearly a chronic issue I have starting things before finishing the previous.
	But, you know, with all these, this flood of ideas, you know, this flood of ideas being in prison, you know, putting in so many hours a day into writing and thinking, I didn't want to waste those ideas that were coming to me.
	So I started writing them down, these ideas for a second book.
	And so it's not an autobiography.
	It's actually a fiction and it's kind of in the spirit of like a, you know, a Platoic dialogue.
	A lot of it is sort of in a dialogue.
	It's sort of like a squire's trial.
	And it's, it's not an autobiography, but it should achieve the same result as an autobiography because the book is about a guy getting red-pilled.
	But it's not, it's not based off me.
	It's not based off me personally.
	It's not based off my personal red pilling experience, but it's based off what I would consider like a collective unconscious red pilling experience.
	It's like an archetype of that.
	And it's based around the last white man in Melbourne in like 80 years' time.
	It's sort of set in the future.
	It's like the last white man in Melbourne and his red pilling in this sort of dystopian society.
	Sam broached Mein Kampf there, which I have shamefully just been finishing over the past month.
	Imagine my power levels if I had read that a decade or more ago.
	So young listeners, get through it.
	But it's one day away from Christmas Eve for you.
	Hitler has several very complimentary things to say about Jesus and or Christianity in there.
	As you well know, Christian gang versus pagan gang versus materialist gang is a constant source of conflict for us.
	Are you too Aryan, Tom, to enjoy and celebrate Christmas, not Yule?
	And what would you say to the religious infighters out there, Christian, pagan, and materialist?
	I know the long questions.
	You got to do this.
	You got to do me like that, Danny.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	That was a softball.
	You want to unite us or you want to?
	Well, anyway, are you going to celebrate Christmas, Tom?
	I imagine you are.
	Look, every family has their own Christmas.
	You know, Christmas is a personal time.
	It's a family time.
	And I don't, it doesn't bother me what it's called.
	I'll be honest.
	I make no claim to being a pagan.
	I make no claim to being a Christian.
	As the first time I was on the show, you asked me what's my beliefs, you know, what's my worldview or what are my religious beliefs?
	And I just said, I'm an Aryan.
	Like, I think that we've been celebrating this for a long, long time, a long time before any ridden prophecies and even before any oral prophecies.
	This goes back all the way to the dawn of time, regardless of whether we're a rising beast or a fallen angel.
	To me, it's all cyclical and it's irrelevant.
	What's relevant is where we're going.
	And yeah, I think that cliques are always going to form and that's a good thing.
	It's good to form cliques.
	Cliques are tribes.
	They're mini tribes.
	They're communities.
	And if the Christians want to hang out together and do their version of white nationalism and the pagans want to hang out together and do white nationalism, the best thing, and if people want to mix between those two, I mean, I've always tried to keep the two together and allow people to have their own personal spirituality and keep that personal and within their own family home.
	And as a collective, we sort of keep our personal spiritualities out of the mission where applicable.
	I do believe that you do have to have a spirituality.
	I was an atheist until I was 25 and a half years old.
	And, you know, I was red-pilled or like quite young, but I was still an atheist.
	And I wasn't really red-pilled until I understood this was a spiritual struggle as well as a material struggle.
	And so to answer your question more accurately, yeah, I'll celebrate Christmas, but there'll be a Christmas tree.
	So is that Christian?
	I don't know.
	I'm not going to get into that.
	But it's just what my family's always done.
	It's what my family's always done.
	And, you know, we'll have a turkey and a ham and do the sort of Anglo-Christmas thing that most sort of Aussies, New Zealanders, and probably a lot of Anglos in America and Britain and stuff do.
	We'll have the turkey and the ham and all that good stuff.
	But down south, we're upside down.
	So it's summer Christmas.
	So we usually have the barbecue as well.
	And sometimes there's even seafood and prawns and stuff at Christmas.
	And yeah, we'll just sit out on the deck.
	I'm not drinking, but normally Christmas is a time to relax and have a few drinks and just enjoy company of our families and have a process of coming together in a meeting place.
	And to me, to me, that's an Aryan celebration, regardless of whether it's Christian or pagan.
	So I hope that answers your question.
	You certainly earned a good one this year.
	While you were away and before you went away, activism was really exploding in terms of banner dropped groups that nobody had heard of before.
	Protest, Patriot Front just did a massive one in DC and really ruffled a lot of feathers.
	But there's risk in activism.
	Obvious, the obvious is, you know, getting pinched for vandalism or unlicensed demonstration, whatever.
	But there's also a lot of shady characters out there.
	And the reason I'm asking is because a lot of guys are negative against activism because the obvious risk and then like, well, these guys are pretty wild.
	I really don't want to get involved with something that I'm not comfortable with.
	For the for the listeners out there who are skeptical of activism or the motivations of certain characters, what I'm getting at is, what do you tell people who want to get involved but are freaking nervous about it?
	And for good reason, right?
	There are a ton of confidential elements out there.
	There are agent procateurs and there are hordes and growing hordes of genuine, angry, virtuous whites doing activism.
	I guess just at least for people to make the right decision and keep their noses clean while also doing good work.
	Well, I'm going to answer this question in a more in-depth than just merely what you've asked.
	I'm going to address the spirit behind what you're asking.
	And one of the epiphanies I had in prison, you asked me about epiphanies right at the start.
	You're saying, I'm sure you had a lot of epiphanies, a lot of ton of thinking there.
	One of the greatest epiphanies that I had was this relationship within the individual psyche and the collective psyche between what I can only describe as the heroic Germanic soul versus the more stoic Christian soul.
	And I don't think these are necessarily antagonistic towards each other, but they represent maybe two halves of the brain, kind of like the left brain and right brain, but not the same way that the left brain's creative, I think, and the right brain's the analytical.
	But they represent two halves of a whole, perhaps, of the Aryan psyche.
	There's this idea of, you know, the Germanic warrior runs into battle, doesn't care, pure instinct, you know, hyped up and fights to the death and doesn't really care about what the result is.
	And then there's the idea of sort of the stoicism of sort of sitting back and going, well, can I change this?
	Can I change, can I enact my will in this?
	Or is this God's will?
	You know, how much power do I have over these people?
	Can I save people that don't want to be saved?
	You know, and I'm not saying that one's necessarily more Christian or less Christian, that one's more Aryan or less Aryan, but I do notice that there is a schism where the generally the more Christian or family-oriented people, usually as soon as you have kids, you become a little bit more sort of stoic and you sort of take more of a back seat and look at it from a different perspective.
	And being in prison certainly allowed me to explore that perspective that I didn't really ever explore because I'm kind of instinctually a bit of a Germanic warrior.
	And when it comes to activism, you know, a lot of people are going to be afraid because there's two things.
	There's two reasons why people don't want to do activism.
	One is they're afraid and the other is they analyze its effectiveness.
	And most people that are activists do it out of instinct.
	They don't like to them, it doesn't, they don't need to analyze whether it's going to work or not.
	They look at it just instinctually and say, well, someone's going to put that message out there.
	Someone's going to slam that message down on the table.
	And I would say all of us are red pilled because of the courage of the men that came before us that slammed the question on the table.
	And there's been a lot of men, like none of us would be, we would all have a deep psychological and a psyche and an instinct for thinking's wrong in society, but we wouldn't have the strength of will to, I think, start organizing and start taking institutional power and physical power back off the system, the great Satan that's corrupting and poisoning us.
	We wouldn't have that if it wasn't for the symbologies.
	You know, symbolism is so important.
	It's absolutely crucial.
	the individual heroic characters that are, you know, the writers, the political leaders, the philosophers.
	And the average person is not one of these people.
	The average guy on the street that gets involved in our movement, they're not going to write a thousand page political thesis.
	They're not going to become the next Adolf Hitler.
	They're not going to, they're not maybe don't have the personality to start up a podcast or become an independent journalist.
	Or, you know, these are kind of these, a lot of these are not necessarily solo missions, but they're one man can do 80% of the work, you know, in a movement if they put their mind to it.
	But what do the other 20 men do?
	Well, they do 20% of the work.
	And so, well, what does that 20% of the work look like?
	And so for the average guy that wants to try to have a will to power, this sort of Germanic, heroic, sort of instinctual, not really very analytical approach to trying to enact our will on earth and raise awareness for our cause, which is a very throwaway term, but that is a very realistic way of describing it.
	The reason why I write, the reason why I make videos, the reason why you do your podcast, the reason is to keep this message on the table, to keep the fire lit.
	And some men have huge fires.
	They have great fires and they can, you know, it's like they got a propane tank under the little flame and it's just, it's just blazing like crazy.
	It's never going to go out or it does go out, but it burns so bright while they're alive, you know, and these are these heroic characters that they come and they go, but everyone remembers how bright things were when they were around.
	And the average guy doesn't have that much of a propane tank under him.
	He can't, you know, he can't spend 16 hour days, you know, seven days a week trying to organize and structure and literate, you know, the survival of the white race.
	But what he can do is he can rock up on the weekend for two hours and drop a banner.
	And so that, that's, you know, that, so, you know, the question of fear, motivation, will it work?
	Will it not work?
	It's like we're keeping a fire lit.
	And, you know, I think this mentality comes down to faith.
	I don't think it can be analyzed.
	I don't think it can be rationalized.
	It's like saying, does going to church work?
	Does kneeling and, you know, if you're, I don't know, I mean, I don't go to, I don't really go to church.
	But, you know, what we do.
	I've been a couple of times and it's like, does kneeling and going through this LARP ritual, you know, I've been to a Catholic church a couple of times.
	I'm not a Catholic.
	And it's a LARP.
	It's like, I'll just be honest, it's a LARP.
	I can admit that it's a LARP.
	Any Catholic can sit there and say it's a LARP.
	It's all a LARP, right?
	It's a LARP, but it works, doesn't it?
	I mean, there's a billion of them.
	It works.
	And LARPing works.
	Like there's Hitler stuff, right?
	Like, so Hitler had like a million men at Nuremberg Rally and they're all saluting, going, hail, Hitler.
	Like, that's a LARP.
	Yeah, it's a LARP.
	It worked, didn't it?
	You know what I mean?
	So it's like, it's like, why would I want to go out and do activism and LARP with a bunch of Nazis?
	It's like, because it works.
	And if you have first, if you have first, then you win.
	Yeah.
	Exactly.
	First you LARP, then you win.
	And it's not a LARP when, you know, they laugh at you when you're small, but when you keep growing, like, it doesn't matter what you do.
	If you're small, you're a cult.
	It doesn't matter what you do.
	If you're small, you're a LARP.
	You know, like, look at these Muslims praying in the street in France or Australia or Britain.
	And they're all bowing and sticking their ass in the air.
	Like, you know, like, it's weird.
	It's a weird LARP.
	Like, what are you doing?
	Like, I understand the metaphysics of it.
	I'm submitting to a higher power.
	But, you know, the Aryan stands tall and hails.
	We don't sit there and put our ass in the air.
	We're not submissive little dogs to our God.
	You know, like our God wants us to stand tall and hail him back.
	That's what our God wants.
	That's as far as I'm concerned.
	And, you know, I just think anyone that, you know, doesn't believe in the LARP or they don't have faith.
	You know, they don't have faith.
	You might not feel it at first, but you keep doing it.
	You'll start feeling it.
	You'll start feeling it.
	So activism, you know, and the second part of this, so that's the irrational half.
	That's the faith.
	You know, that's the faith.
	It's about faith.
	You know, it's about faith that we're going to win.
	It's about faith that you're on the winning team.
	It's about faith that you're on the right side of history and it's you were there.
	You were one of those men when it was only 20.
	Hitler talks about this.
	He talks about the bar fight they had when there was only 50 SA that rocked up and 400 commies tried to jump them.
	And they were meant to have 400 SA there and everyone had the day off that day.
	I think it was a Wednesday of all days.
	And, you know, I think everyone wanted to have the day off.
	And only 50 blokes rocked up.
	And they fought to the death to defend Hitler.
	They fought to the death to keep the order in that meeting.
	And these commies, you know, Hitler was saying they threw bottles, they broke bottles over people's faces.
	They ripped off table legs and battered them.
	And these guys all had their faces cut up and they'll beat into a pulp, but they didn't concede that ground.
	They held that ground at that meeting.
	And, you know, exactly, exactly.
	And you've been sore for a couple of days, but any man that's been punched in the head a few times knows that all it does is make you stronger, you know, and so there's nothing to be afraid of.
	You know, so there's got to be a faith that you're on the winning team.
	And, you know, those, you know, what we do in life echoes in eternity.
	You know, these little struggles and these little things, when times are tough and there's only 10 of you or 20 of you, that's when it really counts.
	It doesn't, it's easy to be one of a million.
	It's easy when there's a million men saying, how Hitler marching through Nuremberg in 1933.
	That's easy.
	That's really easy.
	That's where all the easy people come on board.
	You know, these men didn't change history.
	You know, they just observed, they spectated and they jumped in when it was a little bit easier.
	And everyone has their day.
	Everyone has their point where they go, I think this is now the winning side.
	But if you have faith from the start, then almost anything is better than nothing.
	You know, almost any form of activism is better than nothing.
	You know, almost any form of creating a podcast and getting that word out there is better than nothing.
	A lot of people criticize the skinheads, for example.
	And, you know, I've criticized them a lot.
	I think that they did a kind of average job, to be honest.
	But the reality is, is they kept the fire alight.
	They kept it alight.
	They might not have done it that good, but they kept it alight.
	And that, that deserves, that deserves credence.
	I'll never like speak down about that.
	I'll never speak down about the skinhead movement of the 80s and the 90s and stuff, which was objectively pretty average optics.
	But you know what I mean?
	Like they kept that fire lit.
	And that's what activism does.
	It doesn't matter how unprofessional it is.
	They brought in a new generation at a time when the old movement of Nazis and Ku Klux Klansmen and things like that had become a joke, really.
	I hate to say that, but those movements had their day where they were very powerful.
	But by the 80s, they were quite stale and they were a laughing stock.
	And the skinheads updated the message and brought a lot of new people in it.
	And so that movement isn't everything.
	And there's different ways to say things and do things.
	But that movement was vital then and it continues to play a part now.
	And I think there's even a resurgence in it right now.
	Absolutely.
	Well, what I always say is it doesn't matter where you start.
	What matters is where you're going.
	And so it doesn't matter how amateurish these things are.
	It's always going to be amateurist when it's 10 guys.
	You know, it doesn't matter how good the leader is.
	It doesn't matter how good quality the guys are.
	You know, it's just different versions of amateur.
	I mean, I reckon the best group of amateurs going around at the moment, I haven't seen them since I've been out, but just before I got locked up, there was a Swiss group of all places for a little Nazi clique to come out of the Swiss.
	And God, they were doing a good job.
	I'll follow them up when I finish this podcast because I'm curious as to where they're at.
	But I think it's called Jung Tat.
	And they produced a few really good quality videos.
	They were good optics.
	They all fit healthy.
	It was just peak.
	It was just like, if I was in Switzerland, that would just be like, you know, like they would be recruiting like crazy because they just look like absolute legends.
	And, you know, I think when I, the first video I saw, I think there was only six or seven of them.
	And it's like, so it doesn't really matter where you start.
	You just got to be moving in the right direction.
	You got to have the right attitude.
	And as I said, as I say all the time, they weren't wearing Hugo Boss in 1919.
	You know what I mean?
	You know what they were wearing?
	They were wearing surplus cringe colonial, you know, brown garbage bin uniforms.
	That's what they were wearing.
	That's all they could afford.
	They found in the garbage bin, you know, the colonial uniforms.
	They lost all their uniforms.
	It was military surplus, cringe, brown, bad optics, you know, like, you know, and they became the brown shirts and they just owned it.
	They put a swastika armband over the top of it and went, hell, Hitler.
	You know, awaken Germany, Germany awake.
	Awaken Germany, Germany awake.
	Does that work?
	Well, it must.
	It must because our enemies are saying, why privilege?
	Why ain't privilege?
	Why ain't privilege?
	And that works because look at all our people.
	They're all retarded.
	So it works.
	Simple stuff works.
	You still got it, Tom.
	Seven months and all your skills in the activism and the rhetoric game.
	Go ahead.
	The encouraging thing is like, if you take the skinheads, you might say, well, they're like an unpolished group.
	And yeah, what is the optics like and stuff like that?
	But the thing is that wherever things have gone so far out of balance, the nature always contains the corrective within itself.
	And so, for instance, people may look down on the cities, let's say, and the degeneracy or the conditions of it.
	But that's where, at least when I got involved with the skinheads in the 80s, that's where the birth of it was, was in an urban environment.
	So even where the worst conditions are, therein will lie the seeds of the response or the reaction against it.
	And that's how I look at the skinhead.
	So you might say that these young guys who, you know, are they unpolished or they do something ill-advised or something like that, maybe, but it's out of instinct that the reaction is there.
	And we can all take heart that just like you were saying, this irrational side of our psyche or what drives this thing.
	It comes from inside.
	It's the will to live.
	It's the meaning of life.
	So from that, we can certainly take inspiration.
	Well, yeah, if you think it's unpolished, this is what I say to guys that go, oh, it's cringe, it's LARP or, you know, I don't want to, I'm scared.
	You know, when you work out what the complaint is, the question is, well, if it's unpolished, why don't you get involved and polish it?
	If you're so smart, if you're so good.
	Make it better.
	Yeah.
	And so I always say to people, you know, if you don't like the direction of movement's going in, you've got a couple options.
	You can get involved in a movement and you can start moving it in the direction you like, or you can build your own movement and build your own direction.
	Because what is a direction?
	It's a means to an end.
	So you have an end.
	There's an end in mind.
	And the rational side of this conversation, the second half, is that's a very cute hat roller.
	Is that Chris?
	Kriegsmarine or SS officers captain?
	I know this isn't on video, but it just distracted me.
	I don't know.
	That's bad optics, man.
	Are you saying we're Nazis?
	That's a Hitler LARP.
	So Neo-Hitlerite LARP is over there.
	So as I was saying, the rational side of things is, you know, you mentioned zombies before, and we are living in a zombie apocalypse.
	And I've said this a couple of times now, and I'll say it again.
	If you're in a zombie apocalypse, you have to rationalize it.
	Well, what do you do?
	You've got two options as far as I'm concerned.
	You build a survivor's colony or you build a search party.
	It's very hard to do both.
	We've tried to do both and we've come off pretty messed up.
	The zombies have attacked us pretty hard and it's hit the families hard.
	But you've got to build a survivor's colony.
	So that's that whole parallel society thing.
	You've got to get away from the cities.
	You've got to start living off the land.
	You've got to go Nazi Armish, basically.
	We've got to be off-grid.
	We've got to be out of this system.
	We've got to build parallel institutions, parallel schools, parallel, you know, everything, power, water, you know, the whole lot.
	We're going to do it, do it all.
	We've got to employ ourselves.
	We've got to feed ourselves because they're poisoning us.
	They're poisoning the water.
	They're poisoning the food.
	They're poisoning the education.
	They're poisoning the media.
	They're poisoning.
	They're poisoning everything.
	So we've got to build everything from scratch.
	So someone's got to start that process.
	Someone in your state, someone near you, someone has got to do that.
	And it's generally going to be relying on the family men.
	They've got to form a collective, a folkish community.
	That's kind of what the translation of national socialism is to build a folkish community, a folkish society.
	And we've just got to do it differently to Hitler.
	I don't believe that we can win an election and overthrow the government through that political process and outlaw all these corrupt, criminal trader parties that have destroyed the white race and then return our nations back into folkish collective nations.
	I think we have to do it kind of maybe Noah's Ark is one way of looking at it.
	We have to look at it from a perspective that this system is going to balkanize.
	This system is going to atomize.
	It's already atomizing and someone needs to, you know, we need to, not someone, we need to build those parallel institutions and those parallel societies.
	But how do you recruit people?
	If you just do that and you go out in the woods by yourself, you and your merry men, and you've got five families there, it's not a very big gene pool and it's going to be very hard to recruit people.
	So you need to, you need to put the message out somehow.
	And you also need to be connected to the people that are still in the cities.
	And what are the guys in the cities doing?
	Well, it's a bit of a different optics game, isn't it?
	They're not interested in necessarily building a future.
	What they're interested in doing is dragging good, healthy, white stock people out of that society.
	It's like a search party.
	It's like there's a zombie apocalypse.
	Everyone's infected and you've got to send a search party out.
	And that's going to be risky, you know?
	And that's sort of like activism is risky.
	Yes, going on the search party and encountering zombies, encountering the state is going to be risky.
	You're going to have to roll with the punches.
	And you have to be very careful.
	These zombies will win.
	Even if you beat them, they'll just come back with a bigger horde.
	You know what I mean?
	If you get attacked, you know, like this, it's lose-lose.
	It's lose-lose.
	Trust me.
	I've been in jail for seven months.
	It's lose-lose.
	It doesn't matter what you do.
	You defend yourself.
	You still go to jail.
	You know what I mean?
	So it is risky.
	Somebody's pretty hard.
	Somebody said on, I think it was Gab where I saw it.
	No idea who it was, but it was like, yes, we should build parallel societies, but let's be honest, the enemy is going to still come for your parallel society unless you the walls of your parallel houses with their blood.
	So totally agree with everything that you said there.
	And yet the idea there at least is that separate does not mean peace of mind.
	Yeah.
	They will still come to try to snuff us out wherever they find us.
	Big, small, strong, weak.
	And that's that's why I see these things as a symbiotic relationship.
	I think the parallel society by itself without the search party will not survive.
	It will get stomped.
	It will get wacoed.
	Absolutely.
	But if you've got a second half to the movement, if you've got this active club, if you've got this cult of masculinity, if you've got the white boy club, if you've got that in every city, they're going to be, that's the heatsink.
	They're not going to be going after families out in the bush, you know, oh, look, it's cute and cuddly.
	And it creates room for people to move.
	And so that's why you've, it's a symbiotic relationship.
	The white boy club is out there.
	It's the search party.
	It's the active club.
	It's a cult of masculinity.
	It's a cult of, you know, it's aggressive.
	It's offensive.
	It's literally offensive.
	It is you are offending people.
	You're going out and you're hurting their feelings.
	In Australia, we have to abide by the law with that.
	There's certain feelings we're not allowed to hurt, I think, but we'll work that out.
	But you know what I mean?
	Like you're going out there and you're putting that message out there and you're trying to recruit other young men to that cause.
	And in that process, you know, that in itself, the active club in itself is not sustainable.
	I do not believe, I've been doing this for a long time.
	I started our active club in 2017 and I've recruited probably 200 guys over the past five years.
	And I've seen 75% of those guys or more run away.
	And a lot of them run away more or less just when they get a family.
	And some run away even before they get a family because they're just afraid because of the police persecution.
	And Rockwell calls it 18 monthers.
	I call it combat fatigue.
	So we're in a metaphysical war.
	We're in an informational war.
	We're in a spiritual war.
	And to remain in the battlefield, to be in the active club and to have the police harassment, to be doing activism, to be doing the banner drops, you know, most men can only do about 12, 18 months of that.
	They can't stay in the NAM fighting the Viet Cong for more than 12 months.
	They're not Magstock V. You know what I mean?
	They're not serious.
	You know, super warriors, you know what I mean.
	They're just.
	They're just infantrymen, they're just enlisted men and they're doing their time.
	They're going to do their duty, they'll do their time on their gun and um, you know, after that 12 to 18 month period, there's a burnout.
	They start to get combat fatigue and they start to go, where is this going?
	What's the point?
	We've been doing this for so long and all that's happening is just harassment, and you see that.
	And so you need to have both symbiotic relationships going, because you need to have guys having that self-improvement culture symbiotically within that masculinity club.
	There needs to be a self-improvement culture can't just be activism.
	There needs to be that active club, that that um, you know, self-improvement society and that focus on developing skills and resources and finding a woman.
	And then, when you've got that woman again, she needs to be on board with what the plan is.
	And then you've got the.
	You know, you've got the farm, you know, a couple hours out of town.
	That um, and it's a symbiotic relationship.
	You can be friends with each other, you can work things out, but you know, I want to have a family, but I can't do it in Melbourne.
	I mean, this is Sodom And Gomorrah and I, who are my kids going to hang out with?
	You know like, what school am I going to send my kids to?
	Like you know i'm going to have to homeschool them.
	You know i'm going to have to.
	You know like, who are they going to play with?
	You know who are they going to when they grow up?
	Who are they going to breed with?
	Like all these people are vaccinated.
	Like they've all got monkey aids and it's just like.
	So there's no future for me in this society having a family.
	So you know there's.
	The only reason why i'm here is to recruit more men in the search party and recruit more families so that we can have that parallel society to go to.
	So that we've got a fallback position, and I spent a lot of energy over the last five years trying to build the FOB, build the Active CLUB, build the Parallel Society sorry, not the, NOT the Parallel Society build the Active CLUB, build the White BOY CLUB.
	And um, what i've seen over those five years is just a lot of burnout, a lot of burnout, and we need to have a long-term strategy and not a long-term solution because um, there is a chance that this might not be resolved in the next couple of years.
	I think there's a really big chance that the system's really good at actually accelerating and then slowing down, accelerating and then slowing down, and we've seen these race riots before, we've seen socioeconomic issues before, we've seen great depressions before, and they don't always result in a complete geopolitical destabilization, I mean.
	So there's a chance that this isn't going to be solved this decade, and if it's not going to be solved this decade, well we need to have a 50-year plan.
	If if, if it was going to be solved, if I had a magic orb and I could look into it.
	And it's like, in 18 months time there's going to be civil war in the street.
	And this is a 100 fact.
	I would not, I would not really be bothering much.
	Setting up a farm and having you know, like you know, I mean that's kind of a waste of time.
	It's like just recruit as many staunch men, like just stand out of the prison and just say hey mate, you like Australia for the white man, you know, like that.
	That's, that's basically what I would be doing, but it's I don't think that's the case.
	I think this is going to be a very slow decline, a very slow death, and I think we need to have that symbiotic relationship.
	Well, that that's where your mentality of how you cope with seven months in solitary confinement comes in, because we're we are in this struggle.
	It's an existential struggle.
	It may go on indefinitely.
	And so you must embrace the struggle as it is.
	You know, we think of the different ends we have in mind, like we're doing this for our family.
	We're doing this for the quality of society.
	We're doing it for moral reasons.
	We come up with a whole bunch of different things, but also every one of those things could be short-circuited, right?
	I could, my, what something happens to my children, they die or they run away or something.
	And, you know, every one of our reasons could have some counter argument to it.
	I think that it's a struggle for its own sake.
	Hitler said that mankind grows great in eternal struggle and only in internal struggle and in internal peace does he perish.
	So to put it in an edgy type of terms, I hate for hate's sake in a certain sense.
	You know, I don't always think of the positive reasons or the positive things behind it.
	I sometimes am motivated by hating the enemy because they are hateful.
	So I think that just like you had to find coping mechanisms for dealing with solitary confinement, in a certain sense, we're in an open-air prison, constrained in various ways and our rights limited in certain ways.
	And so we have to embrace a struggle as it is, for what it is.
	And then you don't have that burnout type of effect.
	But not everyone's a super soldier.
	And I'll just quickly summarize it.
	The attitude that I dislike the most, you know, you hate for hate's sake.
	That's awesome.
	Some people are 50% hate, 50% love.
	Some people are 90% hate, 10% love.
	Some people are 10% hate, 90% love.
	Everyone's built slightly different.
	We've all got a different, I guess, motive, like emotional motivation that drives us to being in this cause.
	The younger guys or the edgier guys, maybe it is more built on hate usually.
	And the older guys, usually a bit more mallowed out.
	You might be an exception to the rule.
	And usually a bit more mallowed out.
	And it's about the future.
	It's about, well, I've got kids now and I love my kids.
	I don't want to see my kids.
	Rah, rah, rah.
	You know, that kind of routine.
	And so it's, I see it as it's 50% love, 50% hate.
	That's what builds the movement.
	And the attitude that I really despise is the people that are nothing but critics and the people that will say that nothing will work.
	And these people are a cancer because I say to people about the active club stuff and activism and as coach brought up before, you know, a lot of people are nervous or they don't want to get involved and they don't want to do that.
	And they say, oh, you know, that won't work.
	Oh, that won't work.
	What's activism going to do?
	That's not going to do anything.
	What does that achieve?
	And my answer is always, okay, well, what will work?
	And they never have an answer.
	And then I say, okay, well, we want to build a parallel society.
	We want to get a farm.
	We want to get, you know, 10, 20, 30 families together, start a, you know, a new genetic pool of humans that aren't retarded and have an instinct for racial self-preservation.
	We want to build our own school and, you know, get things going.
	And we want to feed each other and you grow this and I grow that.
	And oh my God, we started a little town from scratch.
	It doesn't seem that hard.
	Our ancestors did it.
	And I say that to people and people go, but what if they waco us?
	And I'm like, okay.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, what's your plan?
	Well, the reality is you don't have a plan.
	You're a retard.
	Keep your mouth shut.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, or like, it doesn't matter what I say.
	I could, I could write a 10 million word essay explaining all the infinite amounts of plans we could possibly do.
	And these retards, if they had the work ethic to read it, which they wouldn't, but let's say hypothetically it got downloaded into their retard brain, you know, they would still sit there and go, none of those are going to work.
	None of those are going to work.
	And honestly, these people just boot them off the cliff.
	They are just useless subhumans.
	They have no idea.
	And the reality is nothing will work because it's actually them that won't work.
	It's them that won't work.
	They don't want to work.
	They don't want to do anything.
	They want to be intelligent.
	Want to be intelligent.
	It's like the COVID thing.
	There are so many things we can do to pull ourselves out of this mess, but all of those things contain work.
	And if you don't want to work, you won't be set free.
	It's like the COVID.
	The COVID thing, like you said, so you wouldn't take the shot or you wouldn't take the drugs they're offering.
	Somebody might say, as you were saying, oh, well, why don't you just give in?
	Because, you know, it'll make so many other things easier.
	What I say to that is this is not the last thing they're going to try to pull.
	You know, you've got to resist them now, not think about giving in and then resisting them later.
	Yeah.
	Slight morality.
	They're moving in the wrong direction.
	They're moving in the wrong direction.
	Their morality is upside down.
	They're becoming more conformist.
	It's like when the government puts that kind of pressure on you, you got to be like, you know, my instinct is saying that these people are not trying to help me.
	Tom, if you want to have the instincts, that's up to you.
	Yeah.
	Let's take it.
	Let's take a quick.
	Do you have one in the hopper for music or you want me to pick?
	I'm actually completely out of sync with music, so you're going to have to pick.
	Next time I'm on, I'll have a list of songs for you for some bangers.
	How about Down Under by Men at Work?
	No, cut your mic.
	You want me to DC?
	Overkill by Men at Work.
	Well, I know Tom loved the propaganda that his boys put out while he was away with the sort of black and white and that really sublimation-esque fun, or it's called Game Over.
	That was a bop.
	Wasn't that awesome?
	I love that too.
	I was like the dopamine.
	My brain was just exploding.
	It was like the hot chick with Hitler in the background and then all the white boy club stuff.
	It was just beautiful.
	30 seconds.
	I was like, all right, I'm ready.
	Let's go storm the temple.
	So we got that one here.
	I mean, straight into the brain.
	One of my buddies was like, well, I didn't really like the pornography in there.
	Pornography.
	That was innuendo.
	Absurd.
	You got to have a little bit of sex, a little bit of violence.
	The rule is simple.
	The rule is simple.
	Legs closed, it's art.
	Legs open, it's porn.
	All right.
	That's right.
	I know pornography.
	I can't define that.
	Sir was no pornography.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Let me tell you what.
	That track is the earthy and it's got so much bass.
	It's the only song when I play it in my truck that makes the speakers wobble.
	So I got a one.
	I think you'll like this, Tom.
	It's called Bad Enough Dude.
	Simple implication there.
	And it's Mogey Grumble.
	So MP, please put on Mogi Grumbles, Bad Enough Dude.
	We'll be right back with Tom Sewell, Sam Rolo, no smasher this week.
	And we'll get to the audience.
	Questions, new white life, and we'll try to get Tom out of here in time for Chris Eve.
	Be right back and welcome
	back to Full House.
	Episode 112, Tom Sewell.
	I don't know if you guys noticed at the beginning of the show, but out on bail, fresh out of jail, white Australia dreaming is a nod to, there was a certain rap track from the mid-90s.
	I think it was Tupac who had that line.
	But anyway, couldn't resist it.
	It applies here.
	We're honored to have Tom out.
	And even if he looks a little thinner, he did shave his beard and he's still got the game.
	And the big reveal from that whole first half was really that he's more interested in settling down.
	Well, not settling down, but getting a wife and kids at least.
	Yeah.
	He'll never settle down until he's in the grave.
	But in all seriousness, Tom, we are the dad show.
	So you always wanted that.
	You were just playing a tough guy the time you came on.
	Did your outlook on fatherhood and mating change while you were away?
	I don't know.
	I'm in completely against these comments that you're making against me regarding our first show.
	My memory, I must be delusional.
	My memory was.
	We'll have to check the tape because I like to think that I'm pretty consistent on my intentions to breed.
	All right.
	All right.
	Yeah.
	But Kevin, let's say hypothetically you're right and that that was something that changed in prison.
	I think that's just the narrative you want to put forward.
	You want to pretend like, yeah, all you incels, we're going to lock you in a box until you want to breed.
	Because I don't think that's what happened.
	I don't think that's what happened.
	I mean, you want to stay single and devote all your will to the cause.
	Like, nah, that's fine.
	I never said that.
	No, I'm an extremist.
	I'm an extremist.
	So what I mean by that is anything I do, I do it to the fullest extent.
	So, you know, if I am going to do that, that whole breeding thing, oh, I'm not going to be stopped.
	I'm going to go nuts.
	I'm going to pump out a little army.
	That's right.
	All right.
	An Aryan army.
	I love it.
	Spoke about zombie nation and the zombie society that we live in just today.
	You probably didn't see it, Tom, but a U.S. congresswoman got carjacked in Philadelphia at some park.
	Some nogs came along, took her purse, wallet, whatever drove off in her Acura.
	And then some black state senator or state congresswoman got carjacked in Chicago.
	So the pets are starting to bite their masters in increasing numbers here.
	And it's hard to shed a tear for these politicians getting bit by these things, but just a little update.
	12 months ago, I would have made a very strong comment about that.
	But since they've changed our counterterrorism laws to be that of Britain, Ben Raymond's in prison for eight plus two.
	He's doing, I think, 10 years, he gets parole five and a half.
	He won't get parole.
	And there's 17 National Action guys in prison because someone did something to an elected official that wasn't them, wasn't organized by them, wasn't perpetrated by them, wasn't planned by them.
	And all they said was good riddance, basically.
	Like they just thought it was great.
	They just clapped at the process.
	And a whole bunch of them are in jail at the moment.
	So I think it's pretty obvious that nature has a way of correcting itself, which is the philosophical term that I'll describe what's going on in America at the moment with that situation.
	But yeah, as I said before, you say something nasty to an elected official here in Australia now, and you're a terrorist and you're going to jail.
	And they don't even need proof.
	They don't even need proof.
	They don't even need proof.
	Yeah.
	Well, we got two new white lights in the hopper for this week.
	And our good friend C. Kyle let us know very like matter of factly.
	He's just like, oh, yeah, by the way, you know, had another child, beautiful baby girl.
	She's healthy.
	And I wanted to share this fun anecdote.
	The very first time I met C. Kyle, he was literally slav squatting inside the hotel where we had a little thing going.
	And he was like playing cards, like shooting dice.
	I don't know if, I don't know if he was laughing as a ghetto slav there or if that was his real ethos.
	Regardless, C. Kyle and Wifey, we're very happy for you.
	Send pics if you don't mind.
	But congratulations.
	Also, another one.
	I just got this one in the mail today.
	Get this, fam.
	The very first dissident, we weren't quite white nationalists at the time.
	The very first dissident meetup that I went to was based off Twitter.
	Just people who had developed rapport on Twitter.
	We were like, let's go get a beer.
	I meet this guy, a great guy.
	But he shows up and one of the very first things he says is, oh, hey, I'm so-and-so.
	And I think he says, I work for blank.
	And blank would be like the exact opposite of what you would want at your very first dissident.
	I'm like, Jesus, I just came out IRL for the first time.
	We're already compromised.
	Turned out that he used to work for that outfit.
	Regardless, hadn't heard from him in a while.
	Today I opened the mailbox and he sent me a book and he sent me a lovely note that his wife is about nine weeks pregnant and he is working hard to save and do all those things that a first-time father is anxious and nervous about.
	I remember those days.
	I was like, all right, no more eating out for lunch.
	Every penny is devoted to college fund and clothes and diapers and all the rest.
	And then after three or four months, life creeps in.
	Regardless, you know who you are, buddy.
	Congratulations.
	Great to hear from you.
	And thanks for the book, too.
	Sam, anyone's this week?
	No, no, no new white life.
	But a couple of my sons and I, we went out to this farm of somebody we know and we killed some animals.
	Do elaborate a little bit.
	That sounds creepy.
	Yeah.
	Well, as a matter of fact, it was some ducks.
	And so we were offered some ducks, but we had to kill them ourselves.
	And which was an experience.
	And I wanted my couple of these sons in particular to have the experience of killing an animal and then taking the feathers off and cleaning the guts out and all that type of thing.
	So it was done with an axe and they did it.
	And I captured on video.
	It was kind of funny because I wanted to send it to his grandma, who's staying with us for some weeks.
	And so I'm videoing the event.
	And so he cuts the head off.
	And then so the animals picked up and the other man, he picked up the animal and kind of threw it to the side.
	And all of a sudden, the thing starts flapping his wings and it goes right towards me.
	I'm standing by the fire.
	The thing's going right into the fire, right towards me.
	And the video ends kind of dramatically.
	He says, oh, shit.
	And the video cuts off.
	So it's kind of a funny video.
	And I sent that around to the grandma and to my wife.
	Baby's first animal sacrifice.
	Not sacrifice.
	Harvest.
	Good for him.
	Hey, I forgot I got another one for Christmas.
	We're hoping to have those things for Christmas.
	Yeah.
	Bring a big white one to Tiny Tim's house.
	I got to watch Christmas Carol.
	I haven't, or I need to read it actually.
	Reading it is far better.
	I got one more from the inbox here.
	Didn't think I was going to miss it there, fam.
	He says, hey, fam, another white life for you guys from across the pond.
	Hopefully the first of many.
	As the missus says, this handsome little boy hasn't scared her off the idea of doing it again.
	I managed to talk her up from two to four.
	I hope the panel and all listeners have a merry white Christmas.
	This will certainly be my best one so far.
	And shout out to the Randbot server.
	I love you all.
	No homo, 1488.
	Yours sincerely, Neprovada.
	Not familiar with Neprovada, but regardless, congratulations, Neprovada.
	I don't know if he's another one of these Buddhist white nationalists.
	If so.
	That's all good.
	Get it.
	Know a couple of them.
	Way to go, buddy.
	I do hope you have many more and congratulations to your wife, too.
	Got a quick note I want to read here.
	Greetings, France Fam.
	I'm a loyal listener and server of the show.
	And I want to tell a quick anecdote from the life of a homeschooling nationalist family.
	One night we were having dinner as a family with my mother-in-law.
	At this point, not only do my kids know how to sing Erica, but my boomer mother-in-law nods along when I say Hitler did nothing wrong.
	Impressive accomplishments, sir.
	She is as tired of anti-whiteness as anyone because she knows it will hurt her many white grandchildren.
	At dinner, my wife is talking about how much she hates shepherd's pie.
	She doesn't like it when anyone makes it with frozen peas or fresh peas.
	She prefers the texture of canned mushy peas, lesseur brand in the U.S. My mother and I both roll our eyes because both of us prefer normal peas.
	Apparently, we were both raised in homes that only serve mushy canned peas.
	So we grew, we grew to despise the soft texture and chunky flavor.
	Exasperated, I said, we really need to do something about these Anglos.
	Without missing a beat, my eldest son deadpans to me.
	Hitler tried, and he closes with strength and honor, brothers.
	Hey, if you're going to knock the Anglos over mushy peas, I guess that's the hill to die on.
	But thank you for sharing that anecdote.
	I got one more quick one here, and it says, Dear coach, I wrote this letter because I don't know how to thank these people adequately, and I can't send a handwritten thank you note.
	So a public one might work.
	And this is from KL.
	This fall, my family experienced a long-term medical crisis slash mystery.
	A member of my immediate family experienced months of crippling, inexplicable symptoms that brought our entire family's life to a standstill as we navigated paramedics, ERs, surgeons, specialists, and more.
	During all this, the white nationalist community gave me the strength to be the rock my family needed.
	When I felt like I was going to fall apart, the women of the white nationalist community supported me and held me together.
	They know who they are.
	If you're a medical professional in the far right, you and I have talked and talked this fall.
	I do not have the words to adequately thank Bourzette for the unending messages she exchanged with me as we tried to find a diagnosis.
	She's an angel sent directly from heaven.
	A certain pharmacist has my undying appreciation for the late night chats about drug interactions.
	To be able to contact nurses and doctors and pharmacists at any time, willing to give their knowledge and experience is a privilege I recognize and do not take for granted.
	This group of people has helped me and my family through one of the most trying times of our lives.
	And for that, I want to offer my unending gratitude and urge other people to reach out, get vetted for Evergreen or your local pool party and learn what real community feels like with gratitude.
	KL.
	Thank you, KL.
	Just like we've been telling the listeners that, you know, you get a lot of guys listening to this atavistically, sort of living a second life and they're dubious that we actually have doctors and lawyers and rocket scientists and the rest of it.
	But it's true.
	Really?
	We have the best rocket scientists.
	That's right.
	Very good.
	All right.
	Speaking to rocket scientists, Tom, this is one I wanted to ask you.
	We wanted to make a big deal out of it, but all the work that we're doing, we're struggling in foxholes, in trenches, and making slow but steady progress.
	Meanwhile, you guys in particular, really the whole white world has a 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 billion person behemoth approaching national socialist Han Chinese ethno-state to worry about.
	Does China worry about you?
	I know you don't have any control over it, but it strikes me that even if we pulled off Miracle on relatively quick time, they are so strategically situated to be able to just squash us bugs or eat our lunch if they wanted to.
	The China question.
	Yeah, they're a huge threat.
	They're a huge threat.
	And our government have left us defenseless against them because they're traders.
	They're a huge threat.
	Because they're coming in and buying up all your stuff.
	Yeah, they're not at war, but they might as well be because they're just buying you and they don't even have to.
	This is Cold War.
	It's just Cold War.
	We're losing the Cold War.
	We're losing the Cold War.
	There's not, you know, I think we're probably 10% Chinese at least in this country.
	And there's not 10% of China Australian.
	So, you know, that's a trade imbalance.
	If we want to talk about these economic units, you know, like just even using their own language, they're retarded.
	They're losing even in their own retarded fight.
	You know, the government are just evil traders.
	They're evil, evil, evil traders, and we'll never forgive them.
	They're evil, evil, evil, evil traders.
	And they're leaving us defenseless to be conquered by China.
	It's a threat.
	It's a very serious threat.
	China, Islam, globalism, they're all a problem.
	Have you seen the film Look Who's Back?
	German film about Hitler coming to in 2014.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Possible show title.
	But if you hadn't seen it, I was going to recommend that one for you.
	Watch that one finally.
	And obviously, it's not a perfect film, but lots of listens in there endorse it for the audience with the standard caveats.
	Even if they, I don't even think there's made that one to make him look bad, but of course they couldn't make him look good in Germany.
	But actor does such a good job of bringing his words and being alive that you just can't help but be moved by them.
	It's an amazing film.
	Yeah.
	I enjoyed it.
	Endorsed.
	All right.
	Tom, do you think the protocols of the elders of Zion are real or a forgery?
	Forgery?
	Irrelevant.
	Like, yeah, they're real.
	They're real because the result is the same.
	They're true because they're true.
	Forgery means that there's an original, right?
	A counterfeit or a fraud.
	Okay.
	That's different.
	What's interesting is the language the Jews use.
	They don't say they're a lie.
	They don't say they're not true.
	They say, oh, that's a forgery.
	Oh, that's like, what does that mean?
	That's like, yeah, that means there's an original.
	Like a fake copy.
	It's a fake copy of their manuscript.
	Yeah, okay.
	It's not the copy my Kaisenair wrote.
	Oh, God.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	Thank you, Rolo.
	I'll be the nerd here to be like, when I was reading it, I was like, dude, if I were like a globe-dominating scheming Jew, I wouldn't put that in there.
	Like that one just like jumps off the page.
	This is a very interesting subject.
	Why are they going so masked off?
	Why are they making it so obvious?
	Why are they giving us an opportunity to fight back?
	They could kill us a lot slowly and a lot more silently.
	Why have you got, I mean, I don't know.
	Are these videos all coming out of all these prime ministers and presidents saying the most insane stuff on TV at the moment?
	Sure.
	Sorry, do we need to pause?
	What's going on?
	Oh, no.
	Rolo was raising his hand like a good producer there.
	He wants first chop at this one.
	Yeah.
	I got my own speculation, but Rolo, answer.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	I'll continue.
	So you got all these videos coming out of like Biden saying, you know, this is what it's about.
	Coming to take your guns and you know, we're going to send the special forces in.
	You know, you've got Trudeau saying, Yeah, we're coming for human rights.
	That's what we're doing.
	COVID's our excuse.
	You know, all these, all these leaders, these world leaders are just going mask off and they're just saying this stuff.
	And it's interesting you brought up the protocols of Zion.
	I was talking about this with a friend recently saying, you know, I think it's Talmudic dark magic, where they have to tell you what they're doing or it doesn't work.
	And he was like a full conspiracy David Ike type.
	And he was like, he's, I won't put the full accent on, but he was like, he's like, alien lizard people, you know, there's international confederation aliens.
	And in international alien law, they have to, you have to say what you must do.
	Otherwise, it's the permission and they intervene.
	And I was just like, you know, that's basically exactly what's written in the Talmud.
	Like, it's, it's like, you know, I don't want to get into alien conspiracies.
	I don't want the public thinking I believe in that.
	But you know what I mean?
	Like, but it all results the same thing.
	They're telling us what they're doing.
	We're allowing them to do it.
	We're conforming to it.
	It's this, it's this black magic rule to power and the results are the same.
	So what do you guys think?
	Well, it's like the bully on the playground.
	What does he do?
	He comes up to you, I'm going to kick your ass, right?
	So this is the same thing.
	We're going to do this to you, right?
	It's the same dynamic.
	Go ahead, Rola.
	Well, what I think it is, I think it's they don't realize that they have to win by being in the shadows and they think that they've won and they're not the well, they're not the Jews of yesteryear.
	So essentially, these people have been playing a video game with the cheat code on and they don't understand that that's why they win the game.
	So they're just mask off because they're like, yeah, well, we always win.
	We always get what we want.
	What's the big deal?
	Yeah, we're going to take your guns.
	Yeah, we're going to replace you with third worlders.
	Like, yeah, of course.
	You think it's arrogant?
	You think it's arrogance?
	It's a combination of arrogance and ignorance.
	Like they don't understand that they got to where they were by navigating through a minefield, by slinking in the shadows, by secretly controlling things.
	But like when you have Biden's cabinet is like 80% Jewish, that's pretty unprecedented.
	And the vice president is the one that had the most Jewish donations, but didn't get more than 2% of the total votes.
	Like there is a huge level of elite disconnect where I think a lot of them don't understand that enough people know what's going on and their crappy actions is waking up the other people.
	There's only a small handful of people that will just blindly obey the power.
	And there's some people that just keep their head down and they're complicit with it.
	But you push them far enough, they're going to come to our side.
	I have worked with and with powerful policymaking Jews in my life.
	And they are nothing if aggressive, utterly devoid of shame.
	And they have gotten where they are by being that way.
	So to them, they just keep doing what they're doing.
	And if you think about it, they have gotten a lot by being that way.
	And they probably assume that they, you know, they've played whack-a-mole with the Klan and civil rights opposition and the skith heads.
	And they think the alt-right's dead and this and that.
	So to them, it's just steamroll.
	Yes, if I were a Jew, I probably wouldn't be so explicit about it because they are making the white kids mad.
	But yeah, I think it's congenital arrogance and an inability to read the room because they think they don't have to.
	They're wealthy and powerful and they don't have to.
	They think they've already won.
	Yeah, maybe.
	Yep.
	We'll see.
	Game on.
	We will see, won't we?
	Yep.
	I got t-tested and I got it here on my phone.
	They were like, it came back healthy.
	But long story short, and they were normal.
	They weren't like superhuman.
	They weren't like soy boy faggot.
	I'll post the numbers or whatever.
	It was like 0.92 free and it doesn't matter.
	And like, yeah, 89.2 free testosterone and 544 total testosterone.
	And I'm 40 years old.
	So the peanut gallery said, yeah, that's pretty good for your age, coach.
	Room for improvement.
	But we are next week or a couple of weeks from now, I think we're going to have Laura Teller and Sam Teller on the show or Sam, her husband on the show next week during the holidays.
	But we're also going to have a testosterone autiste on to talk about this issue.
	Tom, are you a sleep well, eat right, lift heavy guy, or do you mess with supplements?
	I'm not asking if you like take testosterone or whatever, but what's your guide to healthy masculine living?
	Don't put poisons in your body.
	That's the start.
	So society's poisoning us and we could just live like we lived 100 years ago and we'd be a lot healthier.
	In terms of diet and exercise, my advice is pretty simple.
	Keep it simple.
	Have a high protein diet.
	Have a range of foods.
	You know, I don't stay away from any specific food group other than sugar and processed food.
	But yeah, just keep everything wholesome, keep everything neat and tidy.
	I try to keep the meat portions and the dairy portions pretty high.
	You know, I'd say I get the majority of my calories from animal products.
	But, you know, I'm not afraid of grains and I'm not afraid of, you know, I work out a lot.
	So I got to get my carbs and I'm not afraid of greens and veggies and stuff like that.
	And I'm not a chandelier or whatever it is.
	I'm not afraid of getting the onions and garlic in as well.
	I'm not worried about that boost in my test.
	And what else?
	In terms of exercise, I always just tell people to do a mix of everything.
	I think that, yeah, you should, you should, if you're a big guy already, if you're big and built and strong, you know, make sure you're spending plenty of time, you know, going for jogs and in the pool and low-impact cardio and stuff like that.
	And if you're a twink, if you're skinny, you know, you need to make sure that you lift the weights and build up.
	And I think there's a lot of good exercise that you can do, body weight exercises, walking, you know, running, swimming.
	I think just a good mix of everything.
	I think the Ubermensch, the coming man, he's an all-rounder.
	So I spent eight years basically full-time, well, maybe not eight, maybe seven years, full-time Olympic weightlifting.
	You know, that was my main, that's probably 90% of my training.
	You know, that was two hours, two and a half hours a day, you know, six days a week.
	And, you know, I put up some pretty big numbers doing Olympic weightlifting.
	I was sitting pretty heavy and I wasn't very functional.
	I tried to stay as functional as I could.
	But yeah, like, you know, I couldn't really go for a jog.
	You know, I'd go for hikes.
	I'd be okay hiking.
	But yeah, I couldn't really, couldn't really move that well.
	Couldn't really, shit, this is going to be played on trial.
	Yeah, just didn't move as well.
	You know, you'd be fluid.
	You got to be fluid.
	Let's put it that way.
	You got to be fluid.
	And I wasn't really that healthy.
	You know, I wasn't that healthy when I was only doing Olympic weightlifting.
	My body was always in chronic pain because I was only doing one thing.
	And as soon as I stopped doing Olympic weightlifting and started looking at maybe lifting weights, only being about 50% of my training, I started feeling a lot better.
	Like all that strain off my knees and my lower back, all that heavy lifting.
	So I think when you're young, you can lift really heavy in the lower body.
	And well, and just in general, I think you can lift really heavy when you're young.
	But I think it does wear tendons and cartilage out.
	And I think you do need to think long term about looking after your body and having that good balance of exercise.
	You take any supplements?
	Just protein powder.
	Yeah.
	I have vitamin C and magnesium for sleep.
	And I have zinc for viril and I have fish oil for joints.
	But I don't take them religiously.
	Yeah.
	When I was doing Olympic weightlifting, I took all my supplements religiously because otherwise I'd just be in chronic pain.
	Sure.
	Yeah.
	We have a major innovation since you were last on the show, Tom, and we blindside all of our guests with this one.
	What's your favorite childhood memory?
	Now, don't rack your brain for like the most significant one.
	What comes to mind first when you think of a happy childhood memory?
	The first time you came on, you told us about your grandfather saying, no, Tom, we can't play that next game because you got to finish what you started and put that one away.
	But lay it on us.
	I gave you, I don't know, five or 10 seconds there.
	Favorite childhood memory?
	Or just a good one that comes to you?
	It's not like you didn't have time to think.
	No, nothing's coming to mind.
	Come on.
	Nothing.
	Playing with your mates.
	Parents taking on vacation.
	This is how you make it.
	This is how you make it.
	I'm a single happy memory.
	No joy in Tom Sewell's childhood.
	I don't know, dude.
	I'm not about.
	It's just about.
	I'm just an extremist.
	Like, I'm a racist.
	Extremely upset.
	Come on.
	You could just make something up to make the people.
	All right.
	I'll think about that.
	I'm trying.
	I don't know.
	All right.
	I don't know.
	Yeah, playing sport.
	I guess playing sport growing up.
	Yeah.
	I mean, what kind of childhood are we talking about?
	Are we talking like teenage years?
	Because I got lots of good memories from them.
	Anything.
	Yeah, I mean, pre-usually pre, yeah.
	I would say pre-16.
	Our last guest said, like, I know it sounds normie, but I really loved like my dad taking me to baseball games growing up.
	And my answer was like, I just have this vision of my dad taking me to the park with my little brother and sister.
	And I was old enough to like make baskets and the basketball net, you know, little stuff like that.
	Yeah.
	Well, my dad used to take me to soccer.
	And yeah, Walker, my dog, I had a, I had a Labrador growing up.
	So he was so much older.
	So that was good.
	Yeah.
	That counts.
	That was nice down to the park.
	Wonderful.
	Do you believe, Tom, that the Aryans came originally from Atlantis?
	It's not a gotcha.
	I'm just curious.
	Yeah.
	I think history is cyclical.
	I think we were definitely there at some point.
	Yeah.
	I don't think we came from there.
	I just, how, how far do you want to make the cycle?
	Right.
	You know, I think that the Earth is on a constant cataclysmic cycle.
	And, you know, I think there's a chance, a strong chance we're interplanetary.
	And we've come here as a colony.
	And, you know, the Nephilim lived in those days and they found the daughters of human beings.
	You know, those hot little, you know, Hispanic and Asian wives, they found them attractive and, you know, caused all this mess.
	So I think there's a chance that it's just cyclical.
	How far back do you want to go if we want to get real esoteric?
	Sure, absolutely.
	For sure.
	There was ancient Aryan colonies like absolutely 100% before the flood.
	There was ancient Aryan colonies, you know, like in the South Pole and North Pole.
	Absolutely.
	Or near them, near them, within 300 kilometers of them.
	That's 100%.
	And the serious question was, yeah, you don't think that we just evolve to be whites by living far enough north of the equator, but that there might be something more mystic and extraterrestrial involved.
	I'm not trying to put you on the spot either.
	No, no, no.
	I'm just, I'm allowed to think.
	I'm allowed to think that I take two seconds.
	I'm allowed to think.
	I know I'm pretty quick, but we know that's the reason you're like, I gotta, I gotta switch on the esoteric brain.
	And so, yeah, absolutely.
	I believe that, yeah, white is blood and soul.
	I don't think it's just blood.
	I think it's blood and soul.
	I think there's something spiritual about our existence.
	And I believe that when the soul, when we're disconnected from our soul, our race soul, we become degenerate.
	We become hedonists.
	And it's not long before race mixing turns into that.
	We're no longer physically white.
	So our physical whiteness is tied inherently.
	One causes the other and the other causes one.
	I'm not putting one above the other, one below the other necessarily, but one certainly is material and one is spiritual.
	And yeah, 100%.
	But I also believe in evolution.
	I don't think evolution is wrong.
	I don't necessarily believe we evolved out of Africans.
	Maybe we did.
	I'm not going to dispute that at this stage.
	I don't really bother me that the whole argument about whether we're a rising beast or a fallen angel.
	Evolution to me is still the same.
	I know we can become better.
	That's my worldview.
	We can evolve.
	We can become a higher form.
	And I do believe that, you know, again, depending on how far back you want to look in the cycle, certainly for this cycle of time, if we want to look at it from this 25,000-year period, I think we can achieve a higher form, a higher form of human, a higher form of being, I should say, a higher form of becoming.
	And whatever the difference between us and Homo erectus is, or whatever the difference between us and Africans are, I think over the next thousand, 10,000 years, we can make that difference again between that future over man, that coming man, and us.
	And I think this is, no matter what your religious belief is, I think this is the primary function of any Aryan spiritual belief is this process of becoming.
	This process of going to heaven, you could say.
	Yeah, because where we're living looks like heaven, you know, or it looked like heaven before we brought a bunch of Africans here.
	You know what I mean?
	So whether we want to look at this as a purely spiritual plane or a combination of the two, I think we're striving for that kingdom.
	Even if we evolved from fish at one point, well, guess what?
	We're not fish anymore.
	So it doesn't matter.
	Yeah, we still got where to go.
	Very serious question from the Telegram comments.
	Tom, as a federal agent, do you feel that the time spent in prison was helpful in giving legitimacy to your undercover role in the WN movement?
	Asking on behalf of 4chan posters everywhere.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Yes, me.
	To the completely legitimate anonymous shit poster on the internet who has so much more clout than me.
	Yes.
	Was that you?
	Was that you?
	Oh, my God.
	No.
	Go in the background.
	The anonymous shit poster on the internet's got far more clout than me.
	I love that.
	When anonymous people on the internet call me a fed, and it's like, yeah, I know.
	I know.
	Guys get doxxed.
	Guys get fired.
	Guys get divorced.
	And they're like, he's still a fed.
	I've lost all my material happiness.
	I don't even have a happy childhood anymore.
	I've been in prison for seven months, but I'm the Fed.
	I know.
	Confidential informants don't even like Zog.
	They're like miserable.
	They're like getting paid tons of money and they're like, I hate my life.
	I heard that from a friend.
	That's not for me, of course.
	All right.
	Here's a good question from Cobster on Telegram.
	What would he say to white nationalists who get the vax to keep their jobs?
	You can form a white nationalist community of vaccinated white nationalists.
	I'm not going to breed with you.
	I don't want my kids breeding with you.
	Like you've got a coward, Gene, as far as I'm concerned.
	I think that's, yeah, nah.
	Just get there's so many ways to cheat it.
	Like, I've heard so many people they've like paid someone to get the vax for them, or you know what I mean?
	Like, there's so many cheat, like, you know, pseudo-illegal ways of going about pretending you've got the vaccine.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, why would you actually get the monkey aids?
	It's pretty obvious it's not good for you.
	I don't know.
	I'm very, I'm very, I have very strong opinions on this vaccine.
	Like, I mean, look, each their own, each their own, but I'm not going to get it.
	And I think it's very scary.
	I think it's very dangerous.
	Fair enough.
	Yeah, I say that like I don't, I won't spit in the eye of somebody who makes that calculation to gamble on the vax to keep their profession.
	It's a gamble, but I respect the hell out of men who say, F you, I'm not taking it.
	Consequences be damned a ton more.
	I don't know if it's a slippery slope.
	You know, you could say yes to the first and then not to the boosters.
	What I can, yeah, it's not possible because they're just going to continue the vaccination process.
	And my question to all these people that continue to conform to this evil tyranny is, when are you going to draw the line?
	When are people going to draw?
	If you can't draw the line at, hey, you're going to lose compelled injection.
	Like at what point are you like, ah, time to check out?
	Time to like at what point are they going to check out eternity?
	They're not going to stop at this.
	Exactly.
	Like to me, it's just like, oh, man.
	Come on, man.
	Well, you're saying children.
	How useful are you to us?
	How someone that does that for their job, what else are they going to do for their job?
	Like, are our children really going to starve if we lose our jobs?
	If they say to you, you know, like, they say it's prima nocta now.
	You'll keep your job if we prima nocta you.
	Are you going to say, okay?
	Are you going to say, okay?
	Like, it's just, man, what does that lead to?
	It's just, it's the wrong, it's the wrong direction as far as I'm concerned.
	Sure.
	It's scary.
	I totally agree.
	And this is a cheeky but serious question.
	What does he think about strasserites?
	He did not know that I planned to make that strasser joke and the abolishment of private property.
	Just playing devil's advocate.
	I don't think I've heard him speak on that subject before.
	The short answer, it's retarded.
	That's the short answer.
	It's retarded.
	Because we, if we, if we look at it from just a biological perspective, we are individuals as part of a collective.
	So we are a collective organism.
	Our race is a hyper collective.
	It's a super organism.
	And we are an individual node in that collective organism.
	And so there has to be a balance between the private, the individual, and the collective.
	We have a symbiotic relationship with all the other nodes in this collective organism.
	And we need to have that balance.
	You know, if you don't have private property, how can you have, you know, the argument, you know, people say there's a fallacy, but the argument is if we're not even allowed private property, how can you even be a racial nationalist?
	It's a path downwards as far as I'm concerned, because if you're not even allowed to have your own, if you can't discriminate against what's your families, how can you discriminate against what's your race is?
	How can you say, well, this land is for this race if you can't even say this house is for my family?
	I mean, that's just retarded, you know?
	So to the stress rights, you're just you're ideologically, economically, you know, I didn't even touch on the economics.
	Economically, it's retarded, but if it's ideologically and economically and just scientifically, like biologically, it's just not in line with the worldview.
	It's completely antithetical to our worldview.
	Yep.
	Hitler would agree he had a fine balance there between private property and state interest.
	You gotta balance it.
	I don't want to keep you longer.
	I know you got an engagement.
	I hope there will be ladies and good Bono Me there.
	Thank you so much, brother.
	We're over the moon to see you out, healthy, sharp, back in the mix.
	Last call, any comments or anything?
	What do you want from the audience?
	What are you asking for?
	People respond to requests or urges to action.
	What I'm asking for is for people to do one of the two things that I put forward at the start of the show.
	There's really only two things you can do in this life.
	It's a zombie apocalypse.
	You can either be part of the solution or you can be part of advocating against the problem.
	And so, the active club is you're advocating against the society, you're anti-this society, but we also have to be pro our own society.
	So, some people can juggle both.
	It's very difficult, but you can.
	But you have to be pro our new society.
	We're creating a new civilization.
	We're not rebuilding this current one.
	We're creating a new one from scratch.
	And that needs to be in everyone's heads.
	We can't save Sodom and Gomorrah.
	It's going to be smite off the face of the planet.
	We can't save these people that don't even want to save themselves.
	We have to build a new society.
	So, if you're not building a new society, then what you need to do is build yourself up and your tribe within the Sodom and Gomorrah.
	And when you are ready to start building those new institutions in that new society, well, then you get your little tribe together and you go and do that.
	But if that's not applicable for now, continue with your activism, continue the white boy club, continue recruiting, you know, staunch young white men that want to make a difference and want to slam this question on the table.
	So, you're either out there searching for survivors or you're on the farm building our new little kingdom, our little thief them, our little warlord situation.
	It's going to balkanize.
	We've got to have our little pockets of light.
	We need them everywhere.
	We need them everywhere.
	And then, if something does happen, if this day of judgment does come, well, we need to unite all these little pockets of light together and we need to burn the fires bright.
	How Hitler, thank you, Tom.
	Godspeed, brother.
	Romans, Romans, Romans in the chat.
	Oh, yeah.
	Put them up.
	White power.
	Put them up.
	Put them up, white boy.
	White pride worldwide.
	Put them up, white boy.
	We even threw that into our repertoire at the close of the show.
	Go have fun, buddy.
	You earned it.
	Thanks, man.
	Thanks for your time.
	Pleasure.
	Talk to you soon.
	Same.
	Tom Sewell.
	Thank you so much.
	The show goes on.
	We don't have too much here in the second hour.
	It's kind of like Elvis has left the building.
	That's all right.
	It's almost Christmas Eve there.
	Sam Rolo.
	I got some coaches' comfy Christmas corners here.
	Krampus, candid conversation with Junior.
	Anything at the top of your stacks before I start rambling?
	No, go ahead.
	So the other night, sitting in the house, nothing was going on.
	We had Pandora on one of various Christmas channels.
	And Andy Williams, you know, that one.
	It's the most wonderful time of the year, which I eternally hate Office Deeper Staples for using for back to school music.
	Oh, go ahead, guys.
	Just get see it, buddy.
	Thanks.
	We're still recording.
	What's your name and social security number there?
	I know you don't have those, but anyway.
	So Andy Williams is playing.
	And out of the blue, my daughter says, Dad, is this Gene Autry who died on the toilet?
	I swear.
	Out of the mouth of babes.
	I said, no, sweetie.
	This is Andy Williams.
	And Dean Autry did not die on the toilet.
	That was Elvis.
	But I certainly wasn't the one to share such a sort of detail with her.
	I think that was probably Junior who wrote that aspect of Elvis's demise.
	Now, this is also a big Christmas season for us because on a long ride to Gettysburg of all places with only my son in the car, we were listening to of all programs for a con and it was Arbel interviewing a wonderful family who was doing homeschooling.
	He just let out one ill-advised comment about the big guy up at the North Pole, to which my son suddenly started asking some pointed questions.
	And he's approaching double digits.
	So I figured it was time.
	We had a very candid conversation about the logistics and the very difficult aspects of how Santa Claus delivers all those toys.
	So this is the first Christmas in our family since we had kids almost a decade ago where we have a skeptic under the roof.
	We'll just leave it at that.
	And that was a very interesting conversation.
	I had to tell him about all the details.
	He was just asking more questions than usual, but we still have Petey Mouse in the house and watching Krampus, next point, Krampus, the Hollywood flick, which I know Rolo likes it.
	I liked Krampus.
	We didn't watch it with the younger ones, but it was surprisingly non-paused and appropriately scary.
	I say it was an artistic blending of horror with that makes sense.
	Have you guys seen that one?
	Bear!
	Yeah, yeah, I saw it many years ago.
	I thought it was all right.
	Yeah.
	Definitely not for the younger ones because there's some real spooky stuff in there, but I don't know.
	You know, it's just all white people and a little bit of drama.
	And the ultimate moral was, of course, like sort of good.
	No, like, well, I won't give any spoilers for the Krampus versions out there, but in the end, the moral was pretty good.
	Appreciate your Christmas and love it for everything.
	And then just one more again this year.
	The snowman, available for free on Amazon Prime, remains our youngest son's favorite program of all time.
	He will sit through it silent and captivated.
	And recently, he's been getting really into it and the music and the thing and exclaiming and pointing out little things.
	So if you haven't seen the snowman, you got to go out and check it out.
	Let me see.
	We got one more in the inbox, but it's really long and painful.
	So I'm going to say that we're going to push it off.
	It's a difficult question about the troubles and the challenges that come with being a white nationalist and a father and a husband.
	So we're going to tease that one.
	And we're going to have Sam and Laura on shortly.
	We're going to have our testosterone autiste on shortly.
	He's actually brilliant.
	So we can talk about and test our own.
	It's an important question that, especially the older level declining.
	So that's all I got in the stack.
	We can wrap it here unless you got anything, any burning thoughts.
	Go ahead, Rollo.
	Well, no, I was just going to say, Krampus is like that.
	It's that age when like that gremlin style, like the 10, 11, 12, 13, when they start to get into spooky stuff, but they don't want to go like full exorcist.
	It's not too spooky, but it's spooky enough that a kid that likes horror can watch it without having nightmares for months.
	Yep.
	Yeah, it was.
	Yeah.
	What are they called?
	Jump scares.
	I didn't know that was a thing.
	My kids were like, oh, yeah, that's a really good jerk.
	I had never heard that in my entire life.
	Go figure.
	You'll learn things from your kids.
	They were talking about.
	Oh, yeah.
	Morning, I did utterly fail the Nadge 24-hour challenge multiple times.
	We reset.
	When I get home and I haven't seen Mike for a while, I'm sort of bullying, goofy.
	It's a little bit natural.
	Hi, back with you after a while and be, you know, want to be goofy, stereotypical, like Clark Griswold dead.
	But as a good friend said, like, no, that's, that's part of who you are.
	Like, don't you dare go being all serious and not goofy on me.
	So, yeah, I tried.
	I was like, okay, yeah.
	You want to see Serious Dad?
	All right, I'll show it to you.
	I couldn't do it.
	Either I forgot or like mowed the lawn.
	You know, across my mind, Rolo, like, even though the lawn is not really growing at this time of year, I was like, there's still some daddy.
	That's a serious dad.
	Yeah.
	You know, you could show you.
	I'll go on the lawn.
	Could wear a shirt that's too big that says world's greatest dad?
	Oh, yes.
	I did get a t-shirt in the P.O. box that said, it wasn't just world's greatest dad.
	It was like world's 100% greatest dad.
	Really nice guy.
	Yeah, I mean, it has to be undisputed.
	It has to have 100%.
	Too many people wear that the world's greatest dad shirt, but there's a little asterisk that says, actually, I suck.
	But the 100% undisputed shirt.
	Thank you for that, Rolo.
	I was wearing it all yesterday and nobody had any beef with it.
	Nobody disputed it, at least in this house.
	I've never seen a black man wear that kind of shirt.
	Good point.
	World's most prolific dad.
	Perhaps one of them might be able to get away with that.
	World's fastest dad.
	World's.
	All right.
	It is December 23rd.
	Go ahead, Sam.
	Well, I wanted to just mention about, I know we had talked a few weeks ago about a couple of individuals who had passed away allegedly by their own hand.
	And I was listening to the White Power Hour episode 106.
	And they on there, a number of people made a nice tribute to this fellow, Blake Luca.
	And I was touched by it and it got me to thinking.
	And well, the first thing is I went through my very complicated, messy Telegram app on my phone.
	And I had actually had a couple of exchanges of text with this guy months and months ago.
	It was very, very simple.
	It's just, hey, how are you?
	Oh, something about gigs.
	And, you know, but, you know, you just can't help but think, you know, what could anyone have said differently to this person?
	What were they going through?
	Those are all mysteries that we can't possibly know.
	You know, there's so many things I think of my own life, you know, different sadnesses and things like that.
	And, but I suppose just the thing I wanted to say is like our type of guy is not the type of guy that's going to come forward and say, hey, I'm having a problem or hey, I'm really down or hey, man, I don't see the point or something like that.
	You know, but it just makes our little community that we have with each other, whether it's, you know, pool parties or manner bund or going to gigs or whatever it is, those things are very important because we, you know, we interact with each other.
	And like I said, we're never going to hear from somebody that, oh, I'm having a problem, but we do need to be warm and welcome with each other so that we all feel like we belong in this thing.
	And so I don't know what was going through that young man's head in those final moments, but It's just that, that when we come together and all that, we owe it to each other to be warm and welcoming with each other.
	So I just say that, but it did make me recollect about one little story I thought I would just throw out there for fun.
	Please.
	I thought of a particularly low moment that I had back many years ago, let's say about 20 years ago, when I was broken up with my first wife.
	And it was coming up on Christmas Day.
	And here we are just a few days from Christmas.
	So I thought of the story.
	And it was just one of those awkward moments where I had actually was starting to see this woman.
	And so maybe I was going to be spending Christmas with her.
	And then my kids somehow, for some reason, they weren't coming over on Christmas Day, which if, you know, when a family is broken up like that, you have those moments where it's hard to make things work out right.
	And then maybe I would have gone over to my mother's house to be together with other family, but well, she thought I was going with this other woman.
	And so they weren't expecting me.
	And on come Christmas Day, everything fell apart.
	And I wasn't doing anything with any of the people.
	And there I was on Christmas morning, sitting by myself in my home.
	And I just couldn't help but think, wow, this has got to be the most pathetic moment of anybody's life.
	You know, here I am, Mr. Family Man.
	My kids are somewhere else.
	My mother and other relatives, they're doing something, not expecting me, the plans with this other woman, that fell through.
	And I suppose just I had at least the mind to kind of chuckle at myself, like to say, isn't this pathetic?
	But, you know, maybe somebody else, especially a younger person, they might see themselves in that moment as failed, so to speak, in some kind of way.
	And maybe they don't see prospects of a brighter future or something like that.
	But, you know, tomorrow is always another day.
	And the sun comes up every day.
	So you got to give things a chance, even when things seem really down.
	There's always another day coming.
	And if you reach out to somebody in some kind of way, even though you may not be inclined or you don't think that's what you feel like doing, but there'd be dozens of people who would step up to help you.
	So those are my thoughts on that particular thing.
	So especially when it's our people together, we always be warm with each other and welcome each other.
	Any of this infighting and things like that has no place as far as I'm concerned.
	Bless you for that, Sam.
	Thank you for sharing that.
	And I think all of us who have a pulse and a body temperature, you know, above 98 have had those moments.
	I remember thinking back, I had a lot of low moments in college where I was like, you know, I'm only good at like drinking beer and smoking cigarettes and self-indulgence.
	Like that's, that's all that I have going on right now, like class, whatever, blah, blah, blah.
	That's nothing.
	And I like, I just remember that very distinct moment of depression and almost like self-hatred.
	Like, what are you doing with yourself?
	Right.
	And I think there's, there's, you can, you can lean on one, the fact that things never stay static forever.
	Things change, surprises happen.
	You might surprise yourself.
	Something might come out of left field, the girl you bump into in the quad, for example.
	That didn't happen to me, but it could happen.
	There's the other people in life who you may think don't think highly of you or don't care about you, who might lift you up.
	And then there's also the smack yourself in the face moment where you're like, no, like I can rationally analyze this situation and realize that this is temporary and I myself can lift myself out of this, even if I don't get one of those miracles or assists from friends and family.
	So if the holidays are coming down the pike here, we'll have this show up on December 23rd, just before Christmas, and you are not in the best of spirits.
	I don't know, drop us a line.
	I don't think I've ignored any emails.
	Hit us up on Telegram or on Gab or whatever, or just keep the faith and listen to Tom Sewell, too, about the struggle and just doing something, Channel Smasher 2.
	Just do something.
	You are good at something, even if it's just shit posting on the internet.
	If that's all you got is like, you know, shit posting on the internet, that's better than nothing.
	Well, I think that sometimes when people are down, when people are down, they think that this is, that they are the only person in the world this is happening to.
	And this is especially bad or something.
	But you got to realize that nothing that is happening to you isn't also happening to a lot of people.
	And you're going to come through these things.
	So don't give up.
	That's right.
	We've just gone through arguably the roughest year or two years.
	Just saw some news headline, whether it's true or not, that many, many people in polls were like, no, this was the worst year ever because of COVID, the lockdowns, the isolation, the insanity.
	I actually am.
	Yeah, I'm rather fond of the past two.
	The past year has been wild.
	I mean, the past two years have been wild from January 6th to COVID to elections fraud and all the stuff going on in the world.
	I mean, what a time to be alive.
	We really are like living through, what do they call it?
	The Kali Yuga approaching Ragnarok.
	I mean, the old Chinese curse, may you live in interesting times.
	You, dear listener, live in interesting times, whether you enjoy it or not.
	So you might as well surf those waves and make the best of it.
	And with that, Full House 112 was recorded just after the winter solstice up here in the new world and just after the summer solstice down there in, I guess you could say, the even newer world.
	God bless whether you're thinking of Odin or Jesus Christ or something even more mystical than that.
	God bless Thomas Sewell, all of his lads down under in the National Socialist Network and the white Australian movement or the, yeah, I think that's what they call it.
	And get out there and do something.
	It's the right thing to do.
	It's good for you.
	It's good for our people.
	And let the enemies go kick rocks, as JO used to say.
	Follow us on Telegram, Gab, full-house.com.
	Check us out at gibsendgo.com slash fullhouse if you're interested.
	And of course, always feel free to drop us a line at fullhouse show at protonmail.com.
	And if you are one of those rare people who maybe sent in a note and didn't get a response, I promise you it was not anything other than an oversight or sometimes these things slip down the inbox.
	So in the spirit of Christmas imminent upon us, we have a special one in store for you from Sam's Family Music Vault.
	Sam, what do we got?
	What have we got in the hopper here?
	Well, this is going back to maybe about a 1998 or so, and it was recorded on a four-track recorder.
	But at the time, I wrote this song, and my idea was that, you know, Christmas music has a very distinct tone to it or feel.
	And I wanted to see if I could compose a melody that would evoke the Christmas spirit without any lyrics at all.
	So this is an instrumental song.
	There are some voices in there at the end, and that's the voices of my family.
	But otherwise, it is an instrumental song.
	And that was my purpose of it was to see if I could create the Christmas spirit simply in the type of arrangement.
	That's something I've always enjoyed doing is writing music.
	And so this is an example of that.
	And I hope that everybody will get the Christmas spirit from it.
	Amen.
	Bless you and your family, Sam.
	Rolo, bless you.
	Bless the smashers.
	Bless our audience.
	Merry Christmas, Freuus Weiknox Fest.
	I totally butchered that German.
	But we do love you, Fam.
	We'll talk to you next week, I think is fair to say.
	And put them up, White Power.

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